Orrville Social and Town Notes March 25
Orrville reports include property sale on South Main to Mrs. Baurer, social events at Reformed parsonage and churches, teachers and students returning to school, numerous visits, and preparations for spring. Notable items include Miss Lola Whitworth starting term at Hill Top, local moves, road conditions, and church activities with Mayflower church reorganizations. The piece catalogs residents’ comings and goings, shop changes, and upcoming Easter services.
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Orrville
Samuel Lehman
South Main Street
Baurer
McQuaid
Reformed Parsonage
Mermaers
Salvation Army
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Guy McDowell
Burton City
Creston Musings and Local Happenings March 25
Rev. Oliver Harter resigned from Creston Presbyterian Church to lead Fredricktown in Knox County and preached a farewell sermon to a large crowd. Creston electors will vote March 28 on increasing the school board from three to six members. A Hay Makers cantata at Hay's Hall impressed audiences for the short preparation time. Updates note Mrs A Knowles’s continued illness with slim recovery hopes and visits by Miss Hughes from Perrysville. A Home Talent Minstrels show is announced for Friday. Other items mention local visitors, ill residents, and reflections on law and journalism.
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Creston
Oliver Harter
Presbyterian Church
Fredricktown
Knox County
Hay Makers
C C Case
Hay’s Hall
A . Knowles
Hughes
Perrysville
J. L. Zaring
Orrville
Gensemer
Carl McGuff
F. W. Neumyer
Burbank
Erie
W & L.ef
Neumyer
Dwight Hay
Wooster
Beulah Tanner
Cayshoga Falls
Russell
Medina
C A Tenney
Newton Falls
Mrs . Matteson
West Sa
Woallam
Adrian Hollingesworth
Athens
Spring notes from Smithville and area events
Smithville March notes report spring weather, school terms closing, fund raising for professor Eberly interests, and a May term opening. Local social events include band concerts in Wooster, Epworth Leaguers at Adam Brant's, visitors from Orrville and Wooster, and engagements of Miss Anna Blattenberg. Various residents travel, attend services, and health updates are given, with a political-Snyder call to Republican voters for district inspector.
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Smithville
Dunker
Eberly
Normal
Weller
Cincinnati
H. M. Blattenberg
Gideo
Kaer
Congress
David Derr
Lou Brenneman
Harry Mowery
Wooster
U. S Marine Band
James G. Brinker
Laura
Myrtle Heller
Orrville
Redding
West
East Ohio Conference
U. B
Canton
Epworth Leaguers
Adam Brant
Anna B. Blattenberg
Myrtle Beelman
J. W. Bricker
Richmond
Ind
Ada E. Shelley
Jos. GzUzezher
S. Erle Brenneman
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago, Co
Daisy Derr
Nellie Yoder
Ano Bricker
T. A. Bealan
Myrtle Boolman
Claude Krig
Kreiger
Sophia Reamer
J. L. “Oaring
Navarre
Homer Yoder
West Bedford
Blattenbergs
Anna Blattenberg
West Farmington
Western Reserve Seminary
Elen King
M. E
H B. Hunsberger
Tucile
John Funk
Medina
David Webner
Toledo
T. A . Pontius
Erma
Dalton
Wm Coulter
Danville
Jennie Rhoad
Massillon
Austin Brant
Charles King
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
McGlewen
Mary
Creston
Mackey
Artie Mackey
M Curie
Solomon King
Ada Hood
Beach City
Hettie Shoemaker
W. H. Oliver
Church of God
P. Ann Shaffer
Findlay
Ohio
Oliver
Amos Witwer
Maude Smith
Carr’s
E. Webner
Trinway
Ira
John Zaring
Beamer
Zoe Caskey
Marion P Smith
John Amstoty
Veter Am Stutz
J Yost
Fliza Shoemaker
Seventy Five Years Old Virtues Celebrated
The fragment discusses a 75th birthday anniversary and remarks about health, digestion, and medicines. It references Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, suggesting it as a remedy for stomach and digestive disorders, and mentions opinions from Mr Silves and Judge M. L. PS.
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Silves
Repu Relan
Up Vmtordat Navy
M. L
Pierce
Coe
Frede ricksburg Notes A March 25 local scene and social rounds
Fredericksburg notes report warm weather signaling spring as residents Louise Robertson and Charles B Robertson visit family. Bert Morgan returns from Akron to see his ill father John Morgan. Socials and meetings fill the week including Calisthenic Club masquerade and Wooster Naturalists Field Club at the University with butterfly exhibit by Albert Good. Voters urged to back the Republican ticket while local notices mix errands and ads.
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Republican
Fredericksburg
Louise Robertson
New Wilmington
Prof
Chas. B. Robertson
State Normal School
Indiana
Bert Morgan
Akron
John Morgan
Etta Lowe
Wadsworth
Belle Fitch
Danville
Cleveland
L. J. Travis
Ladice
Te Christian Church
M Bird John Wings
Barberton
Ieona Webb
West Virginia
Aylsworth
Naturalists’ Field Club
Wooster Naturalists’ Field Club
Albert Good
Lattasburg Happenings In Brief Local Sales And Moves
A 28acre tract owned by Sidney Abs augh estate sold at public sale to Joseph A Funk for 1662 dollars. J W Ebert moved into the house vacated by J Hosler and prepared for Cleveland trip for Civil Service exam. Dull family of Congress visited. W W Painter expands poultry business. Overton Dramatic Club to perform Down in Dixie at Town Hall March 30 with a roaring farce to follow.
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Lattasburg
Sidney Absaugh
F. P. Rice
Joseph A. Funk
John Hosler
Ashland
J. W. Ebert
Hosler Henry Peece
Ed Bowman
Mansfield
C. A. Ogaga
Cleveland
Busness
Dull and
Congress
Ed Jacobs
W.W. Painter
David Hohenshil
Guy
Overton Dramatic Club
Down In
Dixie
Jailed For Swearing In Creston Mayor Finds Indecent Language
Byron McConnell of Creston was jailed after being found guilty of indecent language in the presence of ladies. He could not post 3 dollars and costs, leading to his commitment to the county jail by Mayor Price Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron McConnell
Creston
John W Carbaugh
Price Russell
Byron
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