New Pittsburg News Highlights Local Visits and Events
May 6 reports from New Pittsburg detail Mattie Fishburn and Mollie Pipper visiting friends, families hosting guests, and a busy community scene. The Ladies' Missionary Society met, a lecture at Lastasburg drew attendees, and Shreve drew Wooster visitors for the Carl Bros opening.
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Mattie Fishburn
Reedsburg
Linna Barnhart
Mollie Pipper
Shelby
J. B. Wile
Mr. Smith
West Salem
M. W. Ocker
D. W. Musselman
Wooster
Ladies’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Richard Elson
Neikirk
Lastasburg
Stroke and insanity reports in local notes
April 2 item reports Eda Miller suffered a paralysis stroke last Friday and was found in the cellar. A notice states Mrs Mary Mark, daughter of Mrs Johno Wagner and sister of D W and John Clason, was declared insane and sent to the hospital. Ed Palmer holds a patent on four clothes hangers. Correspondent letters often arrive after the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN issue. writers should send by Monday or Tuesday.
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Eda Miller
Mary Mark
Johno Wagner
John Clason
Ed Palmer
Obituary notes for John Miller and Josh Trimble
John Miller of Lodi and Wooster died last Friday of pneumonia. His funeral Sunday drew many friends. He was husband to Josie Esselburne and father of two. Josh Trimble, longtime Wooster businessman, died in Palouse City Washington after a period of illness. He is survived by his wife, daughter of Jacob Deemer of Wooster, and two children.
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John Miller
Lodi
Wooster
Pneumonis
Josie Esselburne
Ward
Palouse City
Wash
Josh Trimble
Jacob Deemer
Sunday Afternoon Wedding in City at Reformed Church
Albert I. Hess and Harriet Mowler, both of this city, were married Sunday afternoon at 30 o'clock by Hess S 1 Neikirk at the Reformed church parsonage on North Street. They will establish housekeeping on Vine Street. Both are popular, respectable young people with many friends.
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Albert I. Hess
Harriet Mowler
Hess S +1
Neikirk
Reformed Church
North Street
Vine Street
Millersburg Officers Visit Wooster for Paving Insight
Millersburg city officers led a junket to Wooster on a Sunday night to inspect street paving. Attending were J W Maxwell, George Adams, H Hanna, Jacob Etter, Z W Schultz, Joshua Stuber, G W Cary, Samuel Snyder, C J Fisher, and Henry Spohn. They toured the Wooster Brick Works plant and expressed satisfaction with the paving work observed.
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Millersburg
Wooster
J. W. Maxwell
George Adams
H Hanna
Jacob Etter
Z W Schultz
Joshua Stuber
G W Cary Samuel Snyder
C J Fisher
Henry Spohn
Mortgage Relief Sought by Church Pledges
Rev J H Deeds announced plans to collect unpaid pledges to ease church debt and burn the mortgage in a few weeks. Parishioners and Sunday school members joined in the drive with a cent a day in April and about 100 pledged already.
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J. H. Deeds
Rev. Deeds
Bank Caves In Trap Near Apple Creek Rescue
Mrs. John Hammer narrowly escaped drowning Saturday when earth sank under her along Apple Creek while gathering flowers. Friends including Mrs. Eberly and Miss Addie Rhodes pulled her to solid ground after she sank three times. She remained greatly prostrated by the ordeal.
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John Hammer
Wayne County Christian Endeavor Convention at Dalton Church
The Wayne County Christian Endeavor convention will be held at Dalton Presbyterian Church on Friday evening and Saturday, May 17 and 18. The program includes a praise service led by Prof. J. H. Dickason, a series of talks by speakers from Orrville, West Salem, Fredericksburg, Applecreek, Marshallville, Wooster, and Sterling, plus a missionary address by Miss Louise Johnston of China. A cordial invitation extends to all CE workers to attend.
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Spencer
Jennie Bricker
Burbank
Raymond Keiffer
Wooster
Keiffer
Robert Greenluw
Cedar Valley
Jennie Holmes
Ashland
Zion Chapel
Yanhre
Canaan
Zoe Zaehner
Creston
Geo. Mathes
Judge Swartz
Bertolette
Cleveland
Fred Like
Presbyterian SS
C. E. Society
Jessie Mathes
Mra
EF. Russell
Mina Scott
Ass't
Blanche Hauenstein
Treas
John Snell
Zarah Fetzer
Ass't Org
Jacot
Ass't Chor
Alice Stephenson
Millie Lichty
Lookout Com
A. H. Scott
Vera Stow Sortit
Feffie Fetzer
Maud Whitmore
Charles Darrah’ Dusier
Malles Slutz
C Darrah
Lottie Steese
Goldie Russell
Wayne Conn Christian Endeavor
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Willsone Lasdar
Ann
Christian Endeavor Backbone
Platte T Amstutz
Sterling
R. F. Chaddock
Louise Johnston
China
Probate Court Administrators and Insolvency Filings
Probate court records show multiple estates with first and final accounts hearings set for June 7 and June 5. Administrators include James M Ward of John W Ward, George W Flasterer of Wm I Adams, Joseph Gindlesperger, M L Williams, W Barkhamer, and others. Several estates petition to sell real estate, cancel mortgages, or distribute proceeds. some claim insolvency, with appraisers, bonds, and guardians named.
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James M Ward
John W Ward
George W Flasterer
Wm I
John Sindle
Bert Armstrong
Jacob Welty
W. Barkhamer
F W Raysinger
Daniel Musser
Fannie Kauffman
C W. Hoover
Andrew KR. Brattin
Severan
Frank Peggart
John Cunningham
Rebecca B. Oliver Et al
Cyrus Ewing
Hannah Richardson
Grav
D. Lee Eliott
Harry C. Harmon
Hannoah Richardson
Samuel D. Bucher
Barbara May
James Collier
Chippewa Township
IA Blanchard
Luc Bassin
Orderey
Ef Candt
Ofames
F Smith
Reasin B
Ebert Hearley Mart Bar
Hear Ood
Mary
Guardian of
Barkey
W Hoover
At@ R
Bratria
H. A. Bowman
Arthur and
Mary Bowman
E. R. Spencer
Dorotha Gatehouse
Lost Watch Tale and Romantic Snippet From Mt Eaton
Edward Motter of Mt Eaton lost an old watch between here and Mt Paton on Tuesday. A fragmentary romantic line references a lover who built a house for the speaker and planned warmth with his fiery heart. The rest is garbled, including stray ad-like text about Mountain Teas and druggist listings.
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Edward Motter
Mt. Eaton
Here
Mt. Paton
Trespassers Damaged Derrick On South Street Premises
Capt Fort Alcock reports several youths trespassed on the South street site Sunday evening and forced the derrick boom up, causing damage to the machinery including a heavy cog wheel. He intends to prosecute all trespassers to the full extent of the law.
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Fort
South Street
Alcock
Buckeye Engraving Co Card Printing Offer
Fifty cards name only latest style for 75 cents including plate. Send plate and we print 100 cards. Satisfaction guaranteed. Wedding invitations in proportion. Buckeye Engraving Co Elyria Ohio.
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Buckeye Engraving Co
Elyria, O.kl
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