City council eyes alley paving and street work progress
At the Monday meeting the council discussed paving the alley north and south of the American house with property owners agreeing to pay four feet each side. Spink street paving from North to Bowman was referred to streets and alleys. Reports delayed on Theodore street opening and railroad compensation. Calls for a sidewalk inspector and notes on a misused voting booth prompted discussions, with adjournment after no further business.
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City’council
Messrs
Bloomberg
Nshopf
Kready
Matz
Russell
Fresidert Weiser
Lautenschlager
Rice
Franks
Spinkstreet
North Street
Bowman Street
Ellega
Theodore Street
H R Smith
Pennsylvania Lines
Bisemberg
Spink Street
Iersteinlager
D. L. Curry
Welser
Board of Public Service
Bloonberg
Weiser
Law Council
First to Spot Missing Horse Tied On Bowman Street
A student group reports locating a horse hitched to a post on Bowman Street between Buckeye Street and the high school, claiming they were first to find the animal after it vanished Sunday evening. Harry Robertson, returning late to his room, declined to give the exact time.
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Auumber
Harry Robertson
Bowman Street
Buckeye Street
Marriage License Notice of Four Couples
James Morr of Wooster and Bernie D. Yoder of Rittman seek a marriage license. A. B. Root of Akron and Clarati Krenzer of Orrville also apply for a license.
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James Morr
Wooster
Bernie D. Yoder
Rittman
A. B. Root
Akron
Clarati Krenzer
Urrville
Orrville items mix theft arrest and local notices
An Orrville report covers Jacob Amsbaugh's arrest for stealing a dog owned by Ray Miller, with three witnesses and a $10 fine. It notes the closing threat to the O D Braden dry goods store, chattel mortgage, and potential bankruptcy steps. Also mentioned are new births, a move for a receiver in Cleveland, a hospital ground breaking, a canceled theater date, and local appeals for assistance to Bert Angus, telegrapher, who lost a limb and seeks aid for recovery and work prospects.
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Jacob Amsbaugh
Breoneman
Orrville
Ray Miller
Robert Dixon Lumber
Squire
Amshaugh
O D Braden
Republcan
WOD Caldwell Uo. Gry Goods Company
Canton
Stox
Caxton
Braden
Cleveland
United States
Cart
Taylor
Me. Ruyer
Caldwell Company
New Piatseurs May 5 funeral and charity supper note
Irvin Shert released from Wovater hospital on Wednesday. The Methodist church society hosted a dinner and raised 7 dollars. Mrs Henry Havertock died at her daughter's home near Lattashang April 26 aged 71 years 1 month 20 days. Survived by husband five sons one daughter and others. Funeral in Lutheran church at New Pittsburg with Rev Harris of Akron officiating. Interment at Reedsburg. Mrs Swarsgoo of West Salem sent tributes. Womans Homes and Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs John Fortney’s home.
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Irvin Shert
Wovater Hospital
Atd Society of the Mathodist Church
Henry Havertock
Caap
Lattashaig
Hus Aband
Henry
Lorn Siamatz
Lina
Carrie Haverstock
Fauls
Kuaward Haverstock
Frang Havertnk
Cleveland
Haveratock
Akron
Mor
T. Ard
Wile
A Bland
Bel
New Pitteburg
Haris
Reedsburg
Tistal
Dr. Swarsgoo
West Salem
Bixler
Womans Homes
Jhhe Fortney
Bills Allowed By County Commission
The list shows various approved bills and expenditures including a pencil sharpener for recreation for $38, bridge work $49.17, express charges, taxes collected $2.02, culvert pipe $220, and other items such as forge work, bridge subcontracting, and road materials totaling several hundred dollars. Names include J A Roberts, Geo Jo Krieger, Isaac N Hough, We J G Sward, Les Homercka ashler, Wayne Gout, and Bruce.
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Tilli Munday
Tb 8Usply Co
J A. Roberts
Lidge
Geo. Jo Krieger Fos
Treasure
Isaac N Hough
We.j. G. Sward
Les Homerckaasier
Brokvil'e Budge
Stanage Lo
Wayne Gout BP Swocral
Csuety
Bruce
alienIronworks
Sulverspipe
Unreadable OCR Chip Headline on Cold Prevention
Fragmentary text appears to discuss preventing colds and rheumatism with garbled wording. Missing context and names prevent clear identification of persons or organizations. Readable fragments suggest health advice but do not form a coherent event or report.
Contest on in Earnest at Wooster bowling alley
The new content is now in progress at the Wooster bowling alley starting Monday evening and continuing through the month. Scores include Ten pins Hanengtoin 204 Lambros 200 Bricker 198 Wilssi 00 five pins Roberts 62 Wilhelm 5 Fisb 4y Alcock 44 Jolité 44.
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Wooster
Hanengtoin
Lambros
Bricker
Wilssi
Roberts
Wilhelm
Fisb
Alcock
Jolité
May 6 Local News Roundup From Lodi Area
May 6 notes record visits of Oliver Garver and family near Lodi to his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Garver at Sanday, plus Mrs H C Hower and daughter Margaret visiting Berea. Creston callers include Miss Currie Smith and Lola Kook, and others. W C T U exchange realized 5.55. Teachers exam in Wooster for Minnie Cenard and Edna Sigrist. Commencement May 15 at 10. Roy Felton preached baccalaureate at M and E church. Mahl and Steinbring of Creston visited.
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Oliver Garver
Lodi
Joe Garver
Sanday
H. C. Hower
Dauggbter
Margaret
Berea
Wm. Collar
Ethel
David Kintner
June
Currie Smith
Lola Kook
Creston
Minnie Cenard
Edna Sigrist
Wooster
Jesse Young
Rittman
John Hall
Barberton
Cyrus Youne
Misa Bertha Addleman
Roy Felton
George I Hisnenstein
Hazel
Canago
Rittenhouse
Lee Feeman
Migs Steinbring
Stereopticon views and Life of Christ lecture draw crowd
Lattasburg May 5 A Fine exhibit of stereopticon views and an entertainpe lecture on the Life of Christ by Rev. Ashman of Ashland at the Fair Haven church Saturday evening drew a large and appreciative audience. Clyde Thorley of the Norris Lightning Red agency was home over Sunday. Mrs John Myerais suffers bronchial affliction pleurisy and Grace Miss suffers from corpulent feariel ex.
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Lattasburg
Ashman
Ashland
Fair_Haven
Clyde Thorley
Norris
John Myerais
Grace
Madisonburg Notes and Local Happenings May News
Madisonburg news briefs report social calls from Mr Staltzer of Polk and Earl Fack from Wooster, with Sunday visits in town. Bank barn work begins on A C Bowman farm near the wallup. Church rededication attended by Miss Lehr Ide Matz and Glasgow. Y P S C E held a large Sunday program. Weather and farming context mention delayed planting and a late crop potential. Local schedules list C B W summer program starting May 16.
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Préssinon
Staltzer
Polk
San
Earl Fack
Citizens’ National Bank of
Charles Sheppard
Ashland
Matz
Card of Thanks for Mary B. Lerner
To the friends and neighbors who extended kindnesses during the illness and at the death and funeral of our mother Mrs. Mary B Lerner we extend sincere and heartfelt thanks from THE CHILDREN.
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Mary B. Lerner
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