Local notices and movements around Wooster June 25
Monday June 25 items note resignations at Freedlander store and new summer positions for Alonzo Smith at Guarniert ice cream parlors and Pete Sellers at East Liberty fruit stand. Residents Henry Munson falls breaking ankle, Thomas Taylor hosts visitors, and Henry Horn visits from Xenia Soldiers and Sailors Orphan's Home.
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Mies Lda Klinger
Freedlander
David A. . Stmenq
Wayne Township
Alonzo Smith
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Treatment Claim
An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a permanent remedy. It asserts ear tubes and mucous conditions cause hearing loss, offering a $400 reward for proof of a cured case and urging readers to request free circulars from Pollchenfy & Co in Toledo.
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Catares
Hal
Poilchenfy
Toledo
Dampiste
Foe Hall
Wreck Delays Pennsylvenia Lines Freight Train
A westbound freight train derailed after a drawbar pulled free, delaying traffic all day. Three cars and the caboose derailed, one carrying steel tubing and another scrap iron, plus clay. Crest line and Wester Work trains cleared the tracks by afternoon. about 1200 ties damaged and nearly 400 new ones laid Sunday. No serious injuries. conductor and brakeman had narrow escapes.
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Pennsylvenia
Woorter
Crest
Line
Wester
Vitizne
Het Beer
New Pensions Granted by Van Nest Sons
Pension attorneys J. P. Van Nest Sons announce allowances for multiple claimants. Isaac Daniela of East Union receives 10 per month from Feb 18, 1906 in Co. C, 169th Ohio National Guard Vol. Inf. Byron Fogelson of Wooster gets 10 per month from Feb 24, 1906 in Co. D, 9th Ohio Vol. Car. William LoZac of Wooster, Co. D, Ort Ohio Vol. Inf, receives 8 per month from May 16, 1908. William A. Ernet of Wooster, Co. D, 2th U. S. Inf., 8 per month from Nov 10, 1902. Sophronia Shreiber of Wellsville, widow of James Orr, Co. D, 149th Ohio Inf, 12 per month from Feb 16, 1906. Mary R. Snyder of Wooster, widow of Franklin J. Snyder, 12 per month from April 18, 1908.
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J. P. van Nest Sons
Isaac Daniela
East Union
Co. C
Ohio National Guard
Byron Fogelson
Wooster, Co
Ohio
William
Zac
William A. Ernet
Woostr, Co
U. S
Sophronia Shreiber
Weilsvill, Widdow
James Orr, Co
Mary R. Snyder
Wooster
Franklin J. Snyder
Clair Reed in Alaska from Seattle to Nome
Clair Reed son of Mr Reed and wife, who left Seattle June 1, is now in Nome Alaska. Parents received a letter Monday written at Nome stating he was well after nine days at sea with only one day seasick. He notes the next boat to leave would take out two to three million dollars in gold while the mercury stood at 50.
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Clair Reed
M.r. Reed
Seattle
Nome
Alaska
Nieme
Mr. Reed
Mercury
Show Property at Auction in Orrville Bouebuck Comedy
A confiscation sale will auction five tents ex wagons and other staff tied to the Bouebuck Comedy at Orrville. The appraised value totals 81225 with a 59 attach ment. The owner did not contest the claim and did not appear.
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Orrville
Earthquake Impacts Water Well Near Apple Creek
A farm well on James Ryan’s property near Apple Creek showed a pronounced effect from the San Francisco earthquake. Water volume stayed steady until the quake, then debris and reduced flow persisted for about two weeks before returning to normal clarity and pressure.
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Gaton
Tasenship
James Ryan
Apple Creek
San Francisco
Widow Sues for 2000 Damages Over Auto Accident
Mrs Anns Kist a 60 year old widow of Doylestown sues Harry Carpenter superintendent of the strawboard works at Ritsman for 2000 damages claiming permanent injuries from a May 4 auto incident. She says in a surrey with driver and grandchild occupants the car struck horses after signals to stop, the driver tried to hold horses, the horses ran, she was thrown from the surrey and suffered bruises and hand injuries preventing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anns Kist
Doylestown
Harry Carpenter
Ritsman
Smyser Weygandt & Weiser
Carpenter
Surrey
Old Citizen Henry Zaring Dies at 69 in Jefferson
Henry Zaring, 69, longtime Jefferson resident and shoemaker, died Monday from complications of a stroke suffered Saturday. A son of pioneer Peter Zaring, he spent most of his life in Plaintown township, journeying to California in 1849 as a youth. He was a brother of the late Eli and Jacob Zaring, interred in Jefferson cemetery. The funeral will depart Schmuck & Bevington rooms at 12:30 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zaring
Jefferson
Mr. Zaring
Peter Zaring
Plaintown
Plains
California
Bolt
Eli
Jacob Zaring
Schmuck & Bevington
Mt Eaton News Roundup and Local Incidents
Mt Eaton June 26 report from Maanlion notes George Schoff visiting the Hoth, George Roth back from Ann Arbor, and Mrs Louis Schaffter dislocating an ankle in a cherry tree fall. Miss F R Ogden seriously ill in Akron. Philip Roth and family Sunday in Winesborg. Several locals painting buildings under George Stiffer. Democratic tensions surface after convention. A runaway involving Philip Roth injures the horse, confining it to the stable. Louis Jaundervine near death but revived by morning. George Warhol recovers from heart trouble and returns home. Several Schlaffly families from Beach City visiting New Philadelphia. Dr William Foster, Mt Eaton native and former Omaha vet, dies after a horse kick and is buried. The Foster brothers and kin noted across area. Mrs Dan Albright and mother visit Navarre.
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Mt. Eaton
George Schoff
Maanlion
George Roth
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Louis Schaffter
T. B. Thompson
Akron
FR. Ogden
Philip Roth
Russel
Sundsyed
Winesborg
Andrew Mumaw
B. F. Graber
D. B. Wise
George Stiffer
Benton
Holmes County
Monda
Louis Jaundervine
Ee George War ‘Ol
J. J. Schlaffly
Robert Kennell
A Schilaffly
Frank Schlaffly
Beach City
New Philadelphia
William Foster
Omaha
Neb
Foster
Philip Graber
Frank Foster
Mt Maton
Henry Foster
Navarre
Julius Foster
Cash McLon
Dan Albright
Fredericksbury Presbyterians Plan Grand Fourth Celebration
In Fredericksburg Rev Hushour and Rev Medline held in services at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. July 4th preparations are underway for a grand celebration with Rev Maple preaching next Sunday morning and evening. Christ will host an ice cream social at the home of J A Dilgard Saturday evening June 20. Miss Wise of Millersburg to speak in afternoon and evening services. Rev Maple visited Elyria recently and residents suggest inviting Rev Williams to Fredricksburg. Local attendees and visitors included Misses Mary Emma McCunoch Lola Hopper Christina Stocker and Gertrude Barnes with Mrs Denham and family visiting Tenhis1 and others in the area. Mrs Howard Woodruff of Benton and her children visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hushour
Medline
United -In
Rabty
Mies Wise
Millersburg
Maple
Elyria
Rey. Williams
Fredricksburg
Mary
Emma_ McCunoch
Ed Gordon
Shreve
Lola Hopper
Christina Stocker
Gertrude Barnes
Denham
Mra. Fieldee
Giinell
Howard Woodruff
Benton
Barnest
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Bert Bechtel
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Mrs. R. BD. Lydick
Nox County
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Roland
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Cornell College
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Isadore
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Forerly
Charles Newcomer
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W. H Geltgey
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