RESIDENT OF CONGRESS And Had Good Record-Teachers Election And Other Things
Resident of Congress Joe 26 Miss Grace Lehr visiting relatives in Strongs ville. Hart, the youngest Civil War veteran in Wayne county, now surpassed by John W. Bryant of Wooster as veteran auctioneer. Geodibson returns home after two months with his son in Cleveland and New London. Mrs Belle White and son St Clair, Canton, guest of Charles Fresh Castle. Rev Marks of Canton to speak on campaign issues. Ladies Aid buys gas lamps for Methodist church. Lehr funeral in Seville. Congress township hires teachers for the coming school year. Creston club fails to appear for third time, crowds disappointed. Congress Juniors beat West Salem 14 to ?. Local team led by Leon Simor defeats Chester township club 20 to ?. Fans plan to attend Cleveland-Chicago game July 4. Wooster Giants fans barred by late train. Mae Eugenia Hoegne of West Salem healthy enough to teach class. E R Wise and wife lodging in Wooster while Wise attends university. Mr and Mrs Ed Geyer of Canton visiting. School closed June 23 with picnic. Mr and Mrs Abe Witherow of Bartank visit. Mrs Arthur Campbell and Seville party in town on business. The Barnhoods and children take possession of Beaches property.
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Congress
Joe
New London
Belle White
Son St. Clair
Canton
Charles "Fresh Castle
Methodist
Marks
Anti Saloon League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Congress Juniors
West Salem
Leon Simor
Mae Fugenia Hoegne
West Salam
Lutheran Church
Creston
Abe
Witherow
Bartank
Ada
Joe Whitworth
Arthur Campbell
Seville
Edwin
Holmes
West of Town
Morgan Pitttinger
Pavonia
Claribel Dérr
Fred Yoder
E. Conrad
Greene Township
Nellie M. Fawcett
Henry
A. Beelman
J. W. Bricker
Alvin“Eing
Barberton
Cleveland
John Eberly
Smith
M. Eirick
Johnny
M. Elrick
Keith’s Theatre
Fredericksburg Notes on Visitors and Relatives
Fredericksburg June 27. Mrs William Armstrong visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Miss Emma Firestone of Cleveland home over Sabbath. Miss Alice Bagley of Cleveland visiting Elizabeth and Rebecca Barnes and friends. Miss Lidy Johnson of Wooster arrived to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs A T Kilgore went to South Dakota to see a ante? Mrs Nancy Richards ill. Mrs Heck returned from two weeks in Albany. Mrs Nettle Myers Morgan of Aktor now able to visit her parents.
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Wm. Armstrong
Pennsylvania
Emma Firestone
Cleveland
Alice Bagley
Elizabeth
Rebecca Barnes
Lidy Johnson
Wooster
A. T. Kilgore
South—Dakota
Nancy Richards
Heck
Albyon
Nettle Myers
Morgan
Aktor
Wet Weather And Tent Meeting At Smithville
Smithville notes a half inch of rain, crop woes with corn, potatoes, cucumbers, and wheat lodging plus rust concerns. A tent meeting opened Thursday under rain, with good crowds and strong preaching by Dr Brooks and Rev Jacobs. Sam Elsen leads singing, Mrs Brooks assists, and Rev Warner of Wooster helps.]]>
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Smithville
Jane
Ayisay
Brooks
Jacobs
Applecreek Happenings A Summer Whirl of Guests
Applecreek notes a busy stretch with visitors from Wadsworth Cleveland Akron and Columbus area including Jacob Pinkerton and wife from Wadsworth, Dr George Irvin and Miss Price from Cleveland. Local students attend Wooster summer school. Undertaker A D Wyman attends burial in Massillon as Mrs John Richards of Sterling is laid to rest in Applecreek after a service by Rev J C Smith.
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Applecreek
Jacob Pinkerton
Wadsworth
George Irvin
OrreHite
Miss Price
Cleveland
Lucy Bott Bunday
Mario Mesrig
Silver Jake
Akron
Paul Albright
Liverpool
Miss Barnes
Maude Hess
Anna Bott
G. W. Jacot
Wooster
Minnie Honeyweld
Mary Rife
Nora Young
Eunice Hackette
Esther
Mitchell
Stella “Klen
Verna Hackette
Sshélman
East Union
Exaand-Ada-Wyre
Marjorie Sissler
Barberton
A. D. Wyman
Massillon
Christ Lehman
State Hospital
John Richards
Ella Brown
Sterling
J. C. Smith
The
Reformed Church
Rocky Mountain Tea Claim Ad From Hollister
An advertising item promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy claiming it will prevent illness this summer and make you “wet.” The offer includes pricing at 985 cents and mentions tea or Pirblats as alternatives.
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Hollister
Local Notes From Lattasburg June 27
J B Wilson cut grass but weather hindered haymaking this week. Notary B M Baker moved to new office. did painting work in Ashland finishing last Saturday. J B Funk went to Ashland to help with ice wagon duties. Charles Kinney and wife were guests of John Butt. Painter and Funk attended an event in Ashland. Charles Painter of Polk stayed with Mrs B Painter at Hotel Painter. James Blue visited Hotel Sunday. No stable fire at Sherman Cryle’s. it was misread as a blaze. David Shank able to attend church. Charles Myers and wife hosted by Milton Shafer. Charles Shot and wife visit Sam Baum.
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Lattasburg
J. B
Wilson
B. M Baker
Policics
Randehaugh J
Ashland
Rx Bay
J. B. Funk
Brant
Charles Kinney
John Butt
Painter
Funk
Charles Painter
Polk
B. Painter
James Blue
Red Haw
Sherman Cryle
David Shank
Charles Myers
Milton Shafer
Terameytine
Charles Shot
Sanday
Sam Baum
Rows
Cure for Kidney Disease Offered by Herbal Tonic
A reader describes severe kidney illness affecting C F Collier of Cherokee La and claims Merllo Bitters cured his condition. He reports back pain headaches and low mood, says Electric Mitters restored health, and recommends the tonic as a remedy for weak kidneys liver or stomach. The product is guaranteed by Laubach & Boyd druggister with a prior price quoted.
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C. F Collier
Cherokee
Mherrlo Bitters
Laubach & Boyd Druggister priorOcents
Fen School Closes Friday With Picnic and Hires
Fen notes show Miss Becker led a satisfactory term, Mel Ebright hired for winter term, and Ernest Ewing with family from Wadsworth visiting. Youths attended an Ice cream festival and a Lake Fork band concert. Fook baseball beat McZena 25 to 4. Odessa McClure vacationing at home. district No. 10 closes Friday with Claire Tyler planning Wooster summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fook
McZena
Local Notes on Visits and Services in Small Town
June 37 era, Frank Houston and wife of Cinarar town growth hosted visitors from Min-Banford. Miss Ora Shields visited with Frank Snyder and wife on Broadway Street. Families attended sales and church services. Bert Warner and family visited J. C. Warner’s home. Forest Clouse attended West Salem Methodist meeting. Henry Clouse and wife at aunt Mary Clouse’s funeral near Compress. Local notices center on visits, attendance, and family events.
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Frank Houston
Cinarar
Min-Banford
Ora Shields
Frank Snyder
Broadway Street
Red
Shotb
Bert Warner
West of Town
J. C.warner
Barron
West_Salem
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Chester Township
Genpress
Wooster ‘Giants
University Grounds
Fredericksburg
Adam Brant
H. B. Hunsbarger
Russell
M. C. Lichtenwalter
Seber
E.d A
Applecreek Happenings
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Wayne County
Wu Sage
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