Probate Court Proceedings Flagged by Judge Adair
Probate matters before Judge R L Adair list executors guardians and administrators. Executors Simon-eé Smith and Henry H Forrer seek final accounts and hearings set for June 2. Guardianship filings include Emma Van Meter and Elizabeth Wilcox with notices to minors and appraisals ordered. Several estates report sales, distributions, and petitions to sell real estate with appointments of administrators and guardians, and bonds posted.
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Simon—eé
Smith
Charles Schutt
Gideon Smucker
Chatelain
Lena Chatelain
David Reaser
George W Cline
L. F. Hostetter
Annie
Grace Steele
Emma van Meter
Levi Neiswanger
Daniel Ferrer
George L. Sanderson
Jeannette A. Moore
Aero ‘Zook
Janel Parrine
Price Russell
Sophia Smith
George Underwood
Roy Underwood
Mary E. van Nest
Joseph P. van Nest
Agron Ulrich
Elizabeth Wilcox
BE. W. Newkirk
Westate
Hjizbeth Lromter
E-Ey Otis
Mary Rowney
Elias Eby
Avon & Sidle
David Fy
Sugarcceek Township
Elizabeth Eby
Sugarcreek Township
Penate
Anna Fredeneck
Chippewa
Charlies Boyle
Ella Giveos Adauoaistratis
Wm. Ase
Amendment to Ohio Constitution Proposed by General Assembly
A 1905 Ohio joint resolution proposes amending Article XVII to change election timing and term lengths for state and local officers. It outlines Elective office terms, vacancies, and appointment rules, with the governor and others affected, and is certified by Secretary Lewis Claylin.
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Supreme Court
Elreutt
Common Pleas Court
Geneal
General Assembly
Board of Public Word
Varandaa
Prominent Resident Dead in Lakeville At 79
Wooster friends mourn the death of Joseph D Yarman of Lakeville a longtime wealthy resident. He was 79 and had been ill for years living with a niece. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 am with interment in Wooster Cemetery.
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Wooster
Joseph. D' Yarman
Lakeville
D'Yarman
Hoe
Bren
Bispark
Ceme
Long Life Ended of Miss Sarah J Gillespie at 85
Miss Sarah J Gillespie aged 85 died at 8 a m Friday at her home southwest of the city after weeks of illness. Born in Northumberland County Pa she came to Wayne County as a child and lived there nearly 80 years. A Presbyterian church member she lived in Christian service. Three sisters survive. Funeral was held yesterday with interment in Wooster Cemetery.
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Sarah J. Gillespie
Ed*ward-ana Nallie Gillespie
Northumberland County
Wayne County
Gillespie
Presbyterian
Wooster
Card of Thanks from the family of cf
Card of thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness, flowers, and support after the death and burial of a beloved brother. The family names the Gs A and others, expressing gratitude for expressions of sympathy during their loss.
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Brorer
Proposed Ohio Constitution Amendment Taxation Exemption Plan
Ohio voters were set to decide on a 1906 amendment to section 2 of article XII. It proposed uniform taxation on property including bonds and stocks while exempting state and municipal bonds, certain public property, and personal exemptions up to two hundred dollars per person. ballot wording specified exemptions and timing for implementation beginning January 1, 1906, certified by Secretary Lewis C. Laylin.
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Dasembl Abd Ceairiia Stats
Ohio
Thatate
Ofo
Crorde T Troxsan
House of Representatives
Harmye
Senate
Kaoptes
The Alleman Reunion at Wooster High School
The Allaman reunion will be held on June 11 at Wooster high school grounds. Come one come all with well filled baskete for a genuine social time. Good music speeches recitations and songs always welcome to enliven these occasions. By order of Committee.
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Allaman
Wooster High School
Not Building This Year for Church of God
The proposed new building for the Church of God will not be erected this season but hopes to push forward next year. The old church has not yet been sold, delaying the new construction. Members expect to dispose of the old building and start substantial work next summer with available money and pledges.
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Church of God
Coughs Colds Cure Promises Kept by King’s New Discovery
A reader from Georgia writes that his wife suffered a severe cough and insomnia. After two doctors failed to help, she used Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds and was cured. The remedy is sold at Laubach and Boyd’s drug store for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a guarantee.
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Z.t.gras
Cal‘Boun
King
Laubach& Boyd's
Terrible plagues threaten town with rising deaths
Amid widespread fears a deadly disease sweeps the area. Officials report rising cases and urge calm while seeking remedies and public health guidance. Residents are advised to stay indoors, avoid crowds, and follow sanitation measures as clinics strain under demand.
Wooster News: Drummer Helps Kidnap Coat On Local Train
A Wooster traveling salesman witnessed a coat theft on a Cleveland Akron & Columbus line. A drummer passed out an overcoat by request, the owner denying involvement, and a minor scuffle ensued as the coat vanished and the thief faced exposure.
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H. E. Newman
Wooster
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Mr. Newman
Wooster Notes on Weather Travel and Local Figures
Spring travel is light as Wooster sees early warm spells and dry spells delay harvests. Frost risks threaten fruit while corn sprouts rise. Judge Smoker predicts snow by nightfall. Local names include Obouri, Creatore, and Joha Robinson shows, with remarks on Japanese student Obomi and a police of workers preparing for events.
Missing baseball bat fuels old town reunion tale
Mr Foster, Cornell athlete and member of the first DeCourtney eight at Cornell, recounts a decades old loss of a beloved baseball bat. A neighbor borrowed it and never returned it, the bat later breaking into pieces. The memory prompts a rekindled Elusira reunion and reflections on friendship and old times.
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York State
Theranet
Foster
Simmier
Wooster
Ito
Minter
Cornell
Firet DeCourtney
Cornell University
Heo
Minter Fife
Arcthyor
Elusira
Memorial Day Committees Formed at GQ A R Hall
Memorial day committee met at GQ A R hall and appointed committees for program and printing J R McKinnoney W O Beebe Cemuel Jeffries ig Everly 8S G Shilling Pierson Digorathon Wuckabangh Ota Bardon W Woolman tlags A M Trunk HL McClaran 8 S Blake Transportation A R Boffenmyer J A Myers Russell Kinlin Hall James Christy Auditing J B Taylor W C Beebe Philip Miller Flowers and Womans Relief Corps Kiefferchete Laction of the A R and Daughters of Veterans Officers and Speakers President WE Weygandt Vice president CW McClure Orator Rev Scott F Hershey D D
Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Digestive Health
An advertisement extols Ghain iverlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as pleasant to take and effective, sold by all druggists. It urges readers to improve bowel efficacy and warns of crowp attacks without Pr Thomas' Electric Oton band for the cme Lreeney dk.
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Ghainiverlain
Thomas
Cme
Lreeney
Fragmented local notice describes a community gathering
A confused report notes a citizen James Rister receiving a birthday celebration at home in West Wor ter All with nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. It mentions Mr Kietler and figures like Ray Spinthep and FD, plus teacher efforts and a term related to a Work program. The text is garbled but centers on family and school activity.
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James Rister
Weat Worter
Oman
Kietler
Mtr
Rise
Regnien
Dr Charles Manchester Receives $4000 Gift for Findlay College
The Findlay College president Dr Charles Manchester, who departed recently, has been presented with a $4000 check by a friend. He plans to visit Ft Scott to deliver the gift and present it to the college during a forthcoming trip. The donation is described as substantial and gratefully received.
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Charles Manchester
Findlay College
Manchester
Ft. Scott
Lynch Receiver Announces Fourth National Dividend
The receiver of Wooster National tank Japan reveals a fourth supplemental dividend. The payout is for claimants who did not receive the first dividend and the subsequent supplementary payment, providing proof of their claims to participate.
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Dudge A
D. Lynch
Tt Wooster National Tank
Japan
Merchants Plan Independence Day Celebration Meeting
A meeting of local merchants last evening discussed holding a July 4 celebration. All favored the plan and a committee will be named to raise funds. Officials note it has been a long time since the town’s last echoing Fourth and urge prompt organization.
Dr Williams Pink Pills Help Fort Wayne Woman
A Fort Wayne woman reports dramatic health gains after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The text claims the remedy purifies blood, strengthens nerves and digestion, and can restore vigor. It mentions doctor consultations and free literature offer from Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Siihams
Trentles
Mary D. Murphy
Potes Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Williams
Dr. Wil- Tuas
Unclear OCR fragment about Norway aid and Weldon town
Fragmentary text mentions Norway and a Dr Weenly with reference to help and an individual named Weldon. Details are garbled and participation vague.
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Norway
Weldon
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