City Ticket Listings in Wooster Ohio May 17 1807
The Wooster newspaper lists mayoral and council races with candidates for each ward. John F Barrett for Mayor, Roberson for Marabalohase, Yost for Street Commissioner, Shearer for Water Works Trustee, Warren for Board of Education, and council and assessor candidates by ward including Good Man, Rinn ney, Hubbell, NathanieJ, Bagl, Naftiger, and Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Barrett
Marabalohase
Robertson
Clty Boliestor
YOST
GEO
LAY Izenh&isee
Water Works
A. W. Shearer
Board of Education
R. N. Warren
M. 8. Goodman
Henry R. Horn
I. HN. Rinney
S. A. Hubbell
Andrew “Sre
Assesor
Nathaniel J
Andrew B. Bagl
Frank Kester
Frank Naftiger
Jas. Hill
Township Ticket and Republican Rhetoric in Local Notes
The Republican ticket lists Robert J. Smith for town clerk, Milford L. Snyder for treasurer, J. D. McKee and Charles Ween for constables, and John Hunt for assessor. The piece calls Republicans worthy of support and hails Dingley tariff plans, with local notes on civic matters, court cases, and residents including Albert Ruprecht and Leigh Stanley with various appointments and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Smith
Milford L. Snyder
J. D. McKee
Charles Ween
John Hunt
Judicial Sales Above Appraisement in Clinton and Surrounding Townships
Sheriff Garvar conducts noon sales of real estate in Clinton, Canaan, and Salt Creek townships. Properties include W. Lee vs B A Lake acre sold to Lake. C W Hard and Geo Suttie six acres sold. Priscilla Flack vs John Flack acres sold to Flack. Rockey property on South Market Street sold to Isaac Fisher for 1350. Also notes political nominations and proclamations in local governance.
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Sacurgay
Bheriff Garvar
W. Lee
BA. Lake
Clinton Township
C. WV. Hard
Geo. Suttie
Canaan Township
O. W. Hard
Priscilla B. Flack
John J. Flack
Salt Creek Township
Apara
Rockey
South Market Atreat
Isaish Fisher
Greene and Baugh Township Teachers Meet at Orrville
Teachers of Greene and Baugh townships will meet in Orrville on Saturday March 20 starting at 10 am. Papers prepared include Repitation plans for Arithmetic Writing Drawing Geography Spelling Civics Physiology Grammar Morals Reading and topics on school visits classroom conduct county institute township supervision. Committee members R Lelsy Anna Bhehanan and B T Jones announce the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene and Baugh‘man
Orryille
R.lelsy
Anna Bhehanan
B. T. ‘Jones
Finest of moulding sand found near Wooster
Ben Morgan of Fredericksburg closed a land deal south of Wooster to open a sand bank on Samuel B. Eason's farm. The sand is praised as the finest molding sand in the state, tested by major manufacturers who expect brass and finvironment molding. Morgan, from a coal mining family, plans immediate large deliveries by rail along the Baltimore & Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben ©. Morgan
Fredericksburg
Samuel B. Eason
Wooster
Mr. Morgan
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Morgan
Loviock
Wayne
Olio
Clinton
Bio
Bip Prairie
Wayne County
Lelteio
Runotne
Aack Oak
Gether
Heron
Eason
Attorne
Wooster Boy Edwin Mann Taken To Cincinnati Hospital
A Wooster, Ohio youth named Edwin Mann, 21, was brought to Cincinnati City Hospital by patrol wagon after falling ill with bowel inflammation. He came from St Louis, worked in western towns, and says he will return to Wooster in a few days. He carries a corporal’s warrant and belongs to Company D, Eighth Regiment Ohio National Guard. His father James Mann resides in Wooster and his mother remains in the city. brother L. R. Kramer is Mrs Mann’s relative who was informed of the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ruprecht
Lancaster
J.C. McClarran
Washington
D.C
Leigh Stanley
M. J. Stanley
Bowling Green
Hia Republican
Daytons
Florida
Philo
W.L. Brillmayer
Cincinnati
THE
Republican
Edwin Mann
Wooster
Cincinnati (C.) City Hospital
Toeaday
Young Mann
St. Louis
Co. D, Eighth Regiment O, N.G
Deeder) Mann
James Mann
West North Street
Mr. Mann
West Newton
Mra. Mann
L. R. Kramer
F. M. Mann
Easton
B.F. Seibert
Mansfield
Seibert
Ricard
U. B. Church
A. A. Mann
Z. W. Seibert
H. Bittner
Holmes County
C. &. Seibert
A. M. Sample
Hackey
Jeromeville Suatarap
G. W. Sample
Luther Finley and Son Car
Cleveland
Billy
Frank Helmkey
Greersville
H.E Hemiskey
Harrett and Deer
Our City
Wiley Batter
It Irvin
Mansfeld
Michael Irvin
Wilson Ave
Ben Pocock
George Carl
South Market St
L D. Sennett
Battles
Main Street
Bertha Zell
Smithville
Mary Batties
B. Hays
W. A. McClarran
Akron
W.V. van Niman
Shelly
Forged Petition Sparks Indictment Risk In Ohio Town
Special to WoostEs EErcaitoan Smithville March 15 Forged signatures on a petition to remove Station Agent RR Webner of the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad were exposed as forgeries. Patrons praised Webner, and someone faces forgery charges. Also notes of local business moves. Normal term ends soon with two entertainments well attended. Several residents reported illnesses and travel, and the death of Mrs. Derr in Baltimore is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WoostEs Eercaitoan
Smithville
Webner
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
O. D. McKee
D. Brenneman
Barberton
D. Braneman
M.’E
United Brethren Womans Missionary Society
John G. Herkes
Anna Blattenberg
Creston
Epworth League
Beamer
Mansfeld
H. E. Baker
Orrville
Stabler
Canton
Wagoner
James McGarvey
Hubert Slater
Wm. Pontius
Haya Derr
John J. Derr
Baltimore
East Canaan
T. C. McCoy
Will Menecker
J Whonerttier
Ibis
Ethbie Yoder
Charley Ewing
Mrs. McDonald
Teddy Metta Ainesworth
Mig Prairie
Vinnie Armstrong
G. W. Spangler
A Woman's Voice Heard In the Night Mystery Near Burbank
A Killbuck area mystery unfolds after a Sunday night distress voice near the Killbuck creek. Mr. Dennis heard a woman’s voice while near his home, a man was seen sitting by the roadside, then disappeared. A community search party convenes at 9 am to probe deep holes and bushes for signs of a woman or harm, amid growing concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Killbuck Creek
John Y. Dennis
Killbuck
Dennis
Charles Yorgin
May Declare War Today Hidden in Crete Crisis
Athens predicts imminent war with Turkey as government accelerates troop movements and contemplates declaring war to resist foreign coercion. New York dispatches note King George advised to act today with the Greek army moving toward the frontier and a cabinet meeting weighing “active measures” to safeguard Crete and deny external interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Crete
New York
the Herald
George
Artacenter
Larissa
Volo
Cabinoet
Ministera
Greece
Turkey
Farmers and Soldiers Union Sunday School Meet Planned
In Bigprairie Ohio a full program is set for the union Sunday school convention at Newkirk Methodist church on Thursday March 18 with Albert Butler as president and J BR Newkirk as secretary. Rev E E Noble leads devo tions at 9 20 p m followed by music recitations. Topics include The Model Superintendent and Primary Teacher's Preparation. Evening session topics cover Sunday schools missions and a children’s address by Prof Holand Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WoosTex Rurcblican
Bigprairie. O
Union
Newkirk Methodist Church
Albert Butler
J. BR. Newkirk
E. E Noble
Marshallville
W. H.shipp
Plimpton
L. M. Snyder
Seville
Sunshine
C. W. Record
Lakefork
E. Noble
Nashville
Holand Woodward
Shreve
Experiment Farm
Wayne County
Wooster
Boya
P. BR. Aylaworth
Wooster U. A
B. A. Lake
Newkirk
Elias Dilgard
Mercury
H. ©. Leyds
Mary Leyds
Granville
Shephardson College
Boyd Gill
Wooster U
Ira H. Aylsworth
Baker Keys
Aylsworth Bros. Black
Jury verdicts in two cases update daily docket
The jury in Sweeney versus Gardner were out all night and returned a mixed verdict this morning granting the plaintiff $1 to the extent of judgment, while the afternoon verdict favored the defense. In Poutias versus Blough et al a promissory note suit for $130 proceeded with Brubaker as surety and time extension raised, with Coe and Smynec/Weygandt appearing for parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Pialoff
M. L. Smynec
W. E. Weygandt
Dangers of La Grippe and Cure Claim
The grip dangers include pneumonia risk. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is claimed to prevent pneumonia and hasten cure. It is sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes by Lau bach & Boyd. A testimonial mentions Wood's Norway Pine Syrup curing a cold that developed into grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Laubach & Boyd
Mar
Theda
Dr. Wood
Jacob Hanmies
Lyot Statibn
W. H. King &O
Whitewright
Tex
Mall
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Lively Letters and Community Notes From Oberlin Area
Evangelist Reed leads a well attended gathering at M. K church with Grafton Brothers from Cleveland in attendance. Miss Lucy Miller from Canal Dover visits Cleveland for millinery work. A J Woodruff nominated for assessor. Mrs Susan Thompson visiting Cleveland. Miss Allie Lewis hosts her cousin Mr Knack. H C Finhart buys vacant lot opposite Presbyterian for a future build. March 16 Oberlin meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Reed
Befog
M. HK
Heyaters
Grafton Brothers
Cleveland
Lucy Miller
Canal Dover
A.J. Woodruff
Susan Thompson
Allie Lewis
Mr. Knck
H. C. Finhart
Presbyterian Church
J. E. Geapiean
Oberlin
Quiet March Nomination Marks Local Society Closure
March 15 notes a quiet political nomination by both parties with able candidates. The town literary society plans a winter program closing next Wednesday evening, while a Frog Pond gathering draws locals Friday. Johnson Brown remains ill, Dayton Goudy visits from Wooster, and William Grosjean returns from Akron. Saltersk township's winter school term ends March 19 after generally satisfying teacher efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salteresk Township
March 15 Community Notes From Killbuck Area
Local briefs recount school term end and a postponed ball match between college boys and Prefaces due to bad weather. Move plans include Lew Arnold relocating to Smithville to farm, with Charley Shamp occupying Arnold’s house. Many visits and small-town events feature births, sales, ribald humor, and several health updates across Holmes and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
Lew Arnold
Smithville
Charley Shamp
Arnold
Laura Myers
Warren Snyder
Medina County
James Christy
Shreve
Frank Snyder
Charley Fortney
John
Wil, Glelangdel
Fitte Warner
Pittsburg
Ber , Bechtal
Lattasburg
Ed. Troxel
Village Notes and Local News Item
Village records report several illnesses including a plague scare. Mrs Anna Yoder is poorly with uncertain recovery prospects. School festivals and district entertainments proceed as JD Zook faces jury service. Local residents named include Henry Yergin, WManges, E Landes, and K Speicher with social updates on marches and housekeeping.
March 15 Notes From Local School and Community
March 15 entries report Miss Annie Bidle teaching this summer and Jennie Wagner working for the Katt boys. Ed ith Jewell and others note weekly comings and goings while Harvey Hartman works near New Pittsburg. Protracted meetings and lectures at Bethel Church add to the town’s week, with a two week school vacation and weather rough roads hindering travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bidle
Jake Wile
Reedsburgh
Edith Jewell
Republican
Joseph Kerstetter
Harve Mowery
Jennie Wagner
Katt Boys
Harvey Hartman
Charlie Fetzer
New Pittsburg
Hethel Church
Bethel Church
Egypt
Amos Ritter
Nathaniel Mowery
Hugh Colberson
Wooster
Literary society votes to continue class work
March 15 reports a Friday vote at the literary society favoring continuation over adjournment. A reorganization elected W. S. Iutt president Viola Berkey secretary John Myers treasurer J N Troxel critic. Exercises, declarations, analogues, and music by the Romaburg male quartet and orchestra followed with debates on knowledge versus nature and intemperance versus war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
W. 8. Iutt
Viola Berkey
John Myers
J. N. Troxe
Ronaburg
C. L. Fortney
R. McConnell
E. M. Weaver
Floyd Spacht
Orlando Painter
Solomon Babb
Akron
Balob
Local notices and village happenings in Chester Township
Long list of community items from a Chester township area, including a guard shot in the breast, farm rentals, store openings, school entertainments and closures, moving plans, relatives visiting, post office status, and local business notes. Various names: Emma Fetzer, Job Kinney, Nathaniel Mowery, Frank Kissinger, H. Mowery, Mary Eshelman, C. W. Adams, Lloyd Brattin, Tu WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, G. P. Myers, L. & W. Railroad depot, Chester township Republicans, Rev Yoder, Philo, Wayne, B and O agent Chester A. Marshall, Frank Koch, Jo J. Koch, L. Lehr, H. W. Lehr, L. Lehr, L. Lehrs, Congresa ladies, Geo. Mather, Ludwick, Miss Carlin, Branch public school, Yankee Detective, Millbrook, Geo. Haettinger, Michael Sullivan, Tre REPUBLIQAN.
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P Stall& Gor
Nathaniel Mowery
Emma Fetzer
Job Kinney
H. Mowery
Frank Kissinger
C. W. Adama
Mary Eshelman
Medina
Dame Bamner
Easton
Lloyd Brattin
Alabama
Fvilliams Boys
Coleman
Morgavroth
Chester A. Marshall
EK. Raudebaugh
G. P. Myers
Wm Awk
John Hasterday
Philo
Wayne
Swares
Chester Township
Haudebaugh
I. J. Garpes
M Myers
Blackleysville
Tim
Nsetherburet
Yoder
Fritz
John Lehr
Fort Wayne
Ind
Henrietta Toll
Hiram W. Lehr
H Lehr
Frank Miler
Latinsburg
Michael
Malinda Campbell
Paul Weiler
Hays
Kate Oswald
Ray van Evera
Anna Kaley
Warner
Emma Jacobs
Kila
Ida
Norah Ferguson
Geo. Mather
P. E. of
Wooster
Gideon Musser
Congress Public Schools
Congress
Ludwick
Carlin
Town Hall
Etvent. R
Shreve
Millbrook
Jay Hattie
George Kelster
John A. Kelster
G. Case
Lattasburg
Floyd
Finley Strock
Geo. Haettinger
Michael Sullivan
Tre Republiqan
James J. Barbett
Janky j Anti ban in village boxing odds and delays
In a noisy village scene Wry humor describes bets on a “great battles” outcome while Bartram holds stakes and Pugilistically inclined neighbors await the mill’s status. Fred Wyre the toreman is sidelined by a severe soreprout, leaving readers with unclear local happenings and odd names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophiathi
S. Bartram
Fred Wyre
Seth Cinders
Mills Meetings Show Power of Fay Milla Sermon
Rev. Fay Milla drew a large audience at the Mills meetings with a two hour sermon at the chapel plus a Sunday schedule across M E church and nearby venues. Attendance fluctuated but many expressed concern for a transformed life as cards were signed by converts. the sequence included afternoon and evening services in multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Fay Milla
E Hey. Mills
Scovel
Webster University
Wooster University
Milla
M. K
Baptist
Northrop
Methodist
Mills
P Tyes
Merlinga
Boclock
Rermon
Bod Agaliin
Congress Physician DeJo Warner Resident Honored with Gifts
Wooster residents gathered Friday evening at DeJo Warner and wife Nancy Warner’s home to honor the removal of Dr. Warner to Wooster. The group presented gifts of value and beauty, thanking the couple for years of care and friendship. Warner, a longtime physician in the area for 35 years, leaves with broad respect and best wishes from friends and neighbors. Barry Scovel returns home from Cuba and Spain. A dispatch notes Sylvestre, the war correspondent, recently released from Sancti Spiritus prison, arrived there this morning.
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Woosthe
Matcus
Folowing Indies
DeJo Warner
Nancy Andrews
Delia Sheppard
H. Monewitz
Estela Maeser
Lieie Campbell
Ann Kelly Kasal_ Patterson
Ella Garver
E van Evera
Nancy Jets
Henrietta Stoll
Lydia A. Bredeman
Anca Essick
Maggie Simon Syrah Howman
Jennie Leiter
Aida Michar
Irene Weiler
Flin Pawterson
Mary Benewitz
Mre
Warner
Doncre
R. Warner
Wooster
Congress
Barry Scovel
Ube
Preas
Tosvana
Sylvest
Sancti Spiritue
Fragmented obituary note from Gabinela area
The readable fragments mention Riek, Wesker, neighbors and friends sending thanks and garlands. No clear event, date, or full names, leaving an incomplete obituary or public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riek
Fucur Wesker
Fragmentary notice with unclear details and dates
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a legal or official matter with scattered terms such as January and March and references to attendees or proceedings. The text is highly garbled, preserving few coherent names or actions. The readable bits suggest a foray into a court or attendance at a meeting, but specifics are not determinable.
Births Marries and Joestle Trusts News in Waste County
News of births marriages and notices from Waste County, with ad notes on publishing rates and a policy about resolutions of respect. The item explains the fee structure for obituary notices and a free weekly republic for five cents paid, with postage included.
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Tae Wooster
A&i
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Jeromeville
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