Brick Plant Up For Sale In West Wooster
The Wooster Shale Brick and Clay Co plant in West Wooster was offered at public sale at 2 PM Tuesday, valued at about 20 268 dollars. Bids opened at 5000 dollars and rose to 9560 dollars. bidders included George Spangler Capt B Taylor and Albert Shupe, with Shupe’s bid winning pending creditor confirmation. The sale was adjourned to 1 PM Thursday as creditors review offers and potential local partners consider backing the buyer. Card of thanks follows for Mary Mandella Hostettler's illness and burial.
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Wooster
Shupe
George Spangler
Memorial Day Observances And Local News From Smithville
Memorial Day will be observed in the usual manner under the GAR. Rev Feeman will preach to the veterans in the Lutheran church on Sunday May 87. Rev Wood will be the orator. Exercises begin at 9 a.m. May 80. Mrs Bebout and Mr Behont recover. Fay Barnwell, 15, visits, and local injuries include Mrs Stevens knee. Wm McCaimo from Orrville. Grist of Wooster funeral details. several local visits and accidents noted including a horse powder sale and a ladder accident injuring Wesner. many family visits and small-town happenings in Smithville and nearby towns.
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Ethel~ Bebout
Wooster
J N
J. N Behont
Fay Barnwell
Cleveland
Martin Winger
R. Pont
Feeman
Swansay
Za F. Wood
K McCaimo
Orrville
Thoreday
Henry B Baum
John Baum
Hebert Gilbert
Mansillon
S. Priefar
Perrysville
Bost
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Anna Blattenberg Yoder
General Hospital
G. O Webner
Aaron Browbaron
Charles Gray
Wesner
Schuilenberger
Ant
Howard Jarvis
Hosmer
Seville
Wayne Bakery
International Harvester Co
Apple Creek community notices mix travel and events
May 8 notes from Apple Creek record visits and illnesses including Rebecca Orr from Dalton and Master Harry Flory among sick. Rob Klein and Minnie Schlaff of Wooster University visiting. families moving. several illness updates. upcoming silver medal contest May 5 and church programs. convention plans for Presbyterian and Christian churches with speakers from Orrville, Wooster, Toledo, and other sources. youth talks and temperance address outlined for a jam-packed community weekend.
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Rebecca Orr
Dalton
Harry Flory
Alica Flory
T. E. Rice and
Orrville
Winker
Reublican Letter Rebuffs Stay-Away Claim
The message from E Sigler to The Republican Wooster Ohio denies advising people to stay away from the weed. Sigler notes abundant work for mechanics and laborers offering $225 to $275 daily and urges publication of his response. Portland Oregon inked a note about appetite loss and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy.
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Reublican
E & Sigler
Perple
Sigler
Republican
Wooster
Sigler Portland
Ely's Dream Balm Ad Warns Against Substitutes
Nostalgic pad urges readers to buy Ely's Dream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever or colds. Claims purifying soothing action on sensitive air passage membranes and emphasizes it cures disease not provide false relief. States no cocaine or mercury per unit price 50 cents mailed by Ely Bros 56 Warren St New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
The Suit Department Tailor-Made Costumes Half Price
The Suit Department offers tailor made costumes at half the former prices. Shoppers can choose custom outfits with professional tailoring and quick fitting options. Limited time sale encourages customers to visit the store for personalized costumes at reduced rates.
Congress Praises Teachers and Local Events
Congress notes its pride in a large number of teachers led by Prof L C Knight and Beasie Carlin. Local items include a dessert social, baseball wins by Wetalew and Red Haw, a dredging project on Killouck, and updates on church contributions to San Francisco relief. Wooster High School Club set to play Congress at home May 19 and June 22.
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Fay Warrer
van Noven
Wite
Bouy Duals
Hisard Garv
Frank Warvep Witte
Mary Garver
Mary Garver Twosyorgian
Suvuay Bs Mashal Sproag
Suu
Luvaday
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Methodiat Couree Willmirat
Killoucck
Bridgea
Armatrong
Janac Walton
Killouck
James A. Weiler
Augustus
James Garver
Myrtle
Eber
Mapel Vanvera
Maud von Swertnen
Presbyterian
Methodist
San Francisco
Wooster High School Club
Wll
Groconds Muay
Jung
May 8 Onur baseball club opens season with win
May 8 report notes Onur baseball club opening season by defeating North Lawrence 8 to 0 last Saturday. Rev J H Rogers recovering from surgery in Pittsburg hospital and expects to return home in two weeks. Several local clergy moves, teacher elections, and university student Rufus Wingert spoke at Presbyterian Church. Onur course committee plans next season while this year's program was praised. Burdven Blood Bitters advertised for digestion and purification of blood.
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Onur Baseball Club
North Lawrence
Kaufman
J. H Rogers
Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Hoak
Joe Berea
Sanderson
Orrville
Rufus Wingert
Wooster University
Sun Tay
Borton E Gilson
Ada Cully
Iu En Shool
Avard
Hubbell
UP Chara
Allegheny Pa
Sauda
UP. Theological Seminary
Springfield
Home Mision Board
Richmond
Ind
General Assembly
UP Churches of North America
Moon Signs and Local Campaigns in Rural County
A jumbled report recalls moon sign planting beliefs and a sheriff race in Wayne township. It notes Eidus Reiman's sign faith, campaign posters by Wyer rivals, and crowd interest in the dramatic sinkhole area near South Market Street while regional notes mention church events and residents' visits.
Lake Fork May Day Updates and Local Incidents
May 8 Lake Fork notes report Mrs W W Moody plans to attend the SpEreng Missionary Society Convention in Canton. W Alexander visited Pittsburgh on business. W O Stonfer and family stayed with Pavonia relatives. Miss H G Spreng assists Mrs Enos Tryon this week cleaning. Five Londonville beachgoers on a pleasure trip found the pike road wrong, the auto left the road and needed rail prying. Ray Myers and Mr Springer escaped a possible storm accident as a horse leaped the embankment and halted in a tree fork, men cut harness. Dow and wife moved to Mansfield, living with their son-in-law Bb Seibert and family. A new barn on M L Springer’s farm was raised Tuesday.
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W. W. Moody
Canton
SpEreng: Missionary Society
W. Alexander
Pittsburgh
Buualness
W. O. Stonfer
Pavonia
Misa Hiape G. Spreng
Enos Tryon
Londonville
Pike Road
Creek Bridge
Ray Myers
Mr. Springer
Dow
Mansfield
Seibert
Springer
Sinkhole Work On New B. and O. Road West Of Lodi
In Lodi on May 9 a sinkhole on the B. and O. line west of town shows progress after three weeks of effort. Two work trains and many men have moved twelve thousand cubic yards of earth toward the water, with material sinking up to twelve feet as the approach continues.
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Riem
eEhs Tower
South
Iro
Cew B. & O
South Academy Street
South Markets
Willikwe
Lodi
May 8 Weather and Community Sights in Wooster
The entry notes William Spiller planting corn in April, hopeful for roasting ears by the Fourth of July if weather stays favorable. Rev Correll of Wooster dined with John Clason and family. Joseph Sherrick added a roof to his wagon shed and corn crib near Spitler. W Clason visited Chicago Junction on Tuesday for business. George and Mary Jacobse visited Lodi on Sunday. Hugh Van Over owns a new bicycle. Rae Rang wringe is Dave Spitler of Over. Silas Wademen and wife visited Wolgamont and wife. they plan to move to Akron soon.
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Spiller
Rev. Correll
Wooster
John Clason
Joseph Sherrick
Wm. Spitler
W. Clason
Chicago Junction
George and
Mary Jacobse
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