Funeral notices and local briefs from Wooster daily
In Friday to Sunday columns Wooster residents are reported visiting, arrests and jail terms for petty crimes, withdrawals from the Bellinger and gasche families, court jurors excused, and noted deaths and funerals. The Daly items include railway work progress east of Alliance, an Apple Creek anti saloon league ticket, and various civic notices.
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Hi-Sun
Voriep
Uek
Harty
Blachleyville
Kery- Nog
Court of Conoe
Hays
Harrold
Warren
Wooster City
Reider
Ingram
Tana
Telder
B. Pius Chasies Tpamier
W. HH. Rosenberg
The
Sebrants
David McClaryan
Frank Hower
Cha Oil
National 4
Reidaie
Alliance
Baitteweiler
Pete Mya
Forsiéth
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Church Collections and Revival Sermons Across Towns
Reports detail Reverend Doshur of Perrysville planning a revival and subscription drive to purchase John Folmer property on Second Street for a parsonage. Several pastors including J H Smith of Doylestown and K F Floto of Mansfield are scheduled for services in Orrville, Greenville, and Dyson with Lutheran and Methodist congregations joining in prayer and community efforts. A Mansfield meeting aims to organize a rally for a June sequence of sermons led by Kelser and Wagner to support church work.
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Doshur
Perrysyille
M. Sree
Bloomington
Presbyterian
Orrville Sanday
Perrysville
Methodiats
John Folmer
Parson
J.H. Smith
Doylestown
Centerburg
Ic. F. Floto
Masailion
Dyson
Guernsey
Cnarme
Greenville
Yoder
Aye J. Gi Lao
Mansfield
Ges Mions
Kelser
Wagner
Box
I Rayer
Health Board Duty in Scarlet Fever Monster Tale
L D Forker, Clerk Board of Health, defends local action in Wooster Township after a scarlet fever outbreak. The letter references a sensational tale of a “Monster” cured by cremation and urges adherence to Ohio health statutes, noting boards must notify neighbors to prevent spread and protect schools. The writer criticizes Mr James Correll’s portrayal while reaffirming public health duties and community care.
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Pyer
James M. Correll
Wooster
Refprolican
James Correll
Board of Health
Correll
Ohio
Boards of Health
Wooster Township
Elock
Bboard
Pedanus
Chester Township
Wayne
Dhe
B. M. Baker
Chester Twr
Board.of Education
Was
Lecture on Grumption and Grit Draws Orrville Crowd
March 6 Orrville WoostseR Republican reports Dr Lyman B Sperry lectured on Grumption and Grit to an appreciative audience. The course ends with a vote for a lecture series next year. Rev J W Romich takes charge of the Lutheran church with Sabbath services. Anti-Saloon League officers resign and replacements named. Republican caucus appoints committee members. Hartman to remain in Orrville. Hubbard Co shovel handle plant underway. Akron based painter James McCormick to move. Massillon organizer Pueringer forms twenty member orchestra. local visits and arrivals noted including Emme Lower and Misses Hartman guests.
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Lyman B. Sperry
Sperry
J. W. Romich
Lutheran Church
Anti- Saloon League
Presbyterian Church
Secrety Sheppard
Bardoin
H. Leickheim
J. Hostetter
D. F. Griffith
H. Strauss
A. Postelwait
J. V W. Oatetter
G. D. McIntyre
Ouréhow
Koperaan
James McCormick
Akron
Pueringer
Massillon
James Welrich
Toledo
Orrville
Jacob Hartman
Wooater
Henry Hartman
EE Neiswaoger
Emme
Lower
Canal Dover
Columbus
Foolish Mothers: fragmented notes on a child’s distress
Fragmented OCR style text appears to describe a child’s stomach pain and a mother’s reaction with unclear phrasing. The readable parts mention crying, a mother figure Colie, and references to “foolish” and distress, but concrete events, dates, or locations are not clear.
Supreme Court to Hear Case Next Thursday
In a petition in error the court noted the docket and scheduled oral argument soon. State counsel F. Smith appeared for the prosecution and A. A. Shen for Rich. the record lists dis ease of James and related entries in the docket as the matter moves forward.
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Mary Weaden
F. Smith
James
A. A. Shen
Rich
Unek
Recent Transfers of Real Estate in Wayne County
Wayne County records list multiple real estate transfers and deeds including warranty deeds from P B Fick to Isabel Flack for 68 acres in Ball Creek township and others within Wooster Shreve and East Union townships. Amounts range from 70 to 5250 dollars for various lots and parcels including in Doylestown Fredericksburg and Dalton.
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Florian Schaffter
P. B. Fick
Isabel Flack
Ball Creek
Elias K. Gardner
Mit
Shrave
Shreve
Elizabeth M. Liggett
Olin Q. Liggatt
Oballes M. Yocum
Wooster
Jampa A. ‘Moore
Clement A. Kauffaie
Wooster Township
Mary
Doylestown
Philip Whensetler
George Woodward
Craston
W. H. Sidle
I. D. Bennatt
Louis 0. Miller
A. B. Seaton
Fredericksburg
Thomas Lee
James Sheridan
Benjamin Bailay
Eliza J. Bailey
Dalton
Wm.’. Mackey
Robert Halled
Wayne Township
Wm. Bush
John E. Hupert
Weat Safe
Malinda Spangler
Viola Spangler
Arapens Spangler
Charles V W. Spangler
Wifate Malinda Spangler
Viola A. Spangler
Chas
W. Spangler
Malinda Spang
Congress Township
Alfred J.siegenthaler
John A. Gann
Settling Estates and Probate Actions Across Local Court
The docket lists multiple estate settlements and probate filings with judges McClarran and McCormick. Administrators such as Lnetta J. Watson, Lucinda McCullough, and Jacob Barch filed inventories and final accounts. Bonds range from 100 to 10,000, with hearings set in April for several estates and guardianships including Henry Newkirk, Henry Metcalf, and Samuel Taylor. Will probations include Elizabeth McClure and Ferdinand Shondel, with appraisers named and orders for sale and assignees noted.
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Edward McCormick
Edward Meserrick
Lnetta J
Geo. Liggett
Henry Dannemiller
Chas. Seltzer
Aprill
Elizabeth Searight
O. J. Searight
Lucinds McCullough
W. H. Smith
Mary C. Meally
John
Meally
Mary A. Barch
Jacob Barch
Samuel Taylor
Chas
A. Watson
Elizabeth McClure
EK. B. Keck
Ighotae
Christian Rich
David Grill
David Gault
Ano Kornhaus
Adam Kornhaus
Ellen Grosjean
A. E. Grosjean
E. Amiet
Laura Grosjean
John Gearhart
John F. Barrett
James M. Bill
Sarah Witherow
Gap
Troutman
Edward ‘Frick
John Bishop
Ferdinand Shondel
News From Neighbors in Millersburg and Surrounding Towns
Local brief notices show Millersburg farmer and postmaster visit Alliance. Prof C W Gilligan and wife travel from Youngstown to Orrville. Mr and Mrs Kuhns of Wooster return from Canton. Stoler moves to Seth Baughman farm. Walter Mills, once a Prohibitionist, now a Populist leader in Chicago. Ada Lehman returns to Wooster after a visit to Wooster addresses. Bowers of Wooster considers starting a seamphy ips plant near Newark. a piano incident shows local commerce activity amid scattered notes from Canton and Norwalk papers.
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Millersburg
E. Scott
Big Prairie
C. W. Gilligan
Youngstown
Orrville
Canton Record
Kuhns
Wooster
Hays
Wadsworth
Stoler
Below ‘Wooster
Seth Baughman
Norwalk
Walter Thomas Mills
Chicago
Canton News
Jennia Horn
Dr. Biecheler
Canton
Lehman
Newhouss Realdende Oo
North Street
J. B. Bowers
Woostey
Newark
Growth of New Rail Line Links Lorain to Coal Regions
The proposed north south route would connect Polk and Ashland with Newark, Big Four and Wabash lines, passing through O Big Four and W. & D2 at ton, and through Sullivan Polk and Hunt B. & O. at several points. It would shorten travel to Perry country, open new traffic to Lorain, and boost manufacturing and shipping by providing access to a major coal fields area.
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Pittaburg
Loudonvilie
Columbus
Oberlin
Oibs
Loraip
North Kerat
Sdat
O Big Four
Ton
Hunt B. & O
Sullivan
Polk
Ashland
Newark
Perry Country
Lorain
Baltimore & Ohio
Lorain & Wheelng
Become & T
Warning to boys on cards and drink from a fallen traveler
A Canal Dover Reporter editorial reprinted in Canal Felton Signal recounts Henry L. Lehman, 22, who died by suicide in Chicago after a life marked by early hardship, marriage, and travel. It urges youths to avoid gambling and drinking, citing his mother’s poverty, his ascent as a traveling salesman, and the final act that led to his death, to warn others.
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Canal Felton Signal
Canal Dover Reporter
Henry L. Lehman
Chicago
Henry
Asrly
One of the Best Men in Ohio praises Prof Meekman
Dr W I Chamberlain associate editor of the Onis Farmer lauds Prof Meekman of the State Experiment Station at Joy in Miami County Ohio Feb 16. He praises Meekman as close to the ideal station worker, free of bias, with practical and open mind for new truths, and notes Meekman’s influence and insight across federal channels.
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W. I. Chamberlainb
Onis Farmer
Joy
Miami County
Biekmey
Meekman
State Department
Ohio
Hal
Health Advice From An Aged Prophet
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Pilgrimage plans and lodge notices in Wooster area
The item outlines a pilgrimage from Wooster to Montreal and Boston with sleepered carriage and steamship legs, costs not to exceed 60 dollars per person, and deadlines for reporting. It also notes Knight rank conferrals, lodge activities across several towns, sick losses in Morgen Stern Lodge, and various fraternal society events and initiations with dates and locations across Wayne county and adjacent communities.
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Wooster
Erie
Niagara
Falls
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Thousand Lands
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Montreal
Fabyans
White Mountains
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Fall River
New York City
Newave
Albany
Buffalo
Cressad
Pennsylvania
Rising Star Lodge
KR. P
Wayne County
Orrville
Dalton
Mt. Eaton
Apple Creak
Smithville
Creston
Morgen Stern Lodge
K. of P. of
Insing Star Lodge
K. of P
Loudonville
Tentonia Lodge
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