Probate Court Probate actions and hearings listed
Willis Collins as executor filed final account for Joseph O Goelline with a July 7 hearing. S Franks guardian filed inventory for Edith M Franke and it was approved. Massillon hospital commitments for Malinda Wine and for Margaret Massons. Martha A Webster applied for letters of administration on Mary OC Webster with bond set at 50. J Schlafley applied for letters on Eugene Stutz with May 22 hearing. W J Bertolette guardian filed account with July 7 hearing. Will of Abraham A Tschanty probate filed. Hospital reports show patient counts and re admissions. Michael Cotterman applied for administration on Louisa Cotterman with $500 bond. Frances A Flager inventory filed and approved. Elizabeth Bahl will probated. First and final accounts for Elizabeth Lee and David Lafurence with July hearing. Rebecca Baker and Goengay guardianship third account with July 7 hearing. Eugene Carlin bond order. S N Coe and S P Eshelman executors of David G Evans filed distributive account with June 3 hearing. Allen Breely administrator Mercy G Ford inventory approved and private sale of personal estate granted. John Ramsier guardian of Peter Krupp insance bond. Mahlon Roach guardian Mary B Zimmerman inventory approved. Allen Greely appointed administrator Mercy C Ford bond $2000. M E Mowery administrator John N Mowery allowed sale of grain at reduced value. Agnes Holser executrix first and final account with June 2 hearing. Dr W Hoover guardian of Ray, Grace and Willis Brattin filed first account with June 3 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis 0. Collins
J. J.schlafley
Eugene Stutz
Paint Township
W. J. Bertolette
Ralph G. Bertolette
Abraham A. Tschanty
Sugarcreek Township
Massillon State Hospital
Toledo’ Hospital
Gallipolis State Hospital
Christian Hume
Michael Cotterman
Louisa Cotterman
East Union Township
Frances A. Flager
Elizabeth Bah
Elizabeth Lee
Goengay
Eugene Carlin
George A. Carlin
Congress Township
S. N. Coe
S. P. Eshelman
David G. Evans
Allen Breely
Mercy G. Ford
Agnes Holser
Agnes Holker
Jone
Dr. W. Hoover
Ray, Grace
Willis Brattin
West Salem Notes and Local Updates
West Salem notes from May 34 report schools closed one week for a holiday and a successful year. New teacher hires include Libba Irvin, Hattie Patterson, Jeasie Low, and Mary Bacher. Wile departs to East Liverpool and Vivi Ruse returns to Wooster University. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev J W Cummings, DD at Methodist church. diplomas awarded to high school graduates Maud Hobson, Maud Kely, Zolause, and Roth Ferguson. Local events include memorial services, a barber shop sale, and progress on electric railway interests. The Barberton Savings Bank opens with 85 as cashier. community notices include a social at Maccabee’s hall and various visits and home improvements. May 24 announcements and local happenings close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Libba Irvin
Hattie Patterson
Jeasie Low
Mary Bacher
Wile
East Liverpool
Vivi Ruse
Wooster University
J. W. Cummings
Moser
Atl
Maud Hobson
Maud Kely
Zolause
Roth Ferguson
Leon Dress
J. B. Eberly
Smithville
Murray
Ashland
Anderson
Aecorn
Ira Steiger
Bert Delcamp
Cai
Hasel
Hos
Barberton
J. P. McDonald
Evangelical Church
R. F. Pattit
Albuquarque
New Mexico
Edith Clark
Henry Hoover
Ant
David Gover
Alice Maine
Calista Becker
Ed. Becker
Leroy
P. Penrod “Wright
Mand Loreaux
Mingo Junction
Cleveland
Ross Fisher
David Gensemer
Thriver
Bar
Charles Kunkler
Baldin
United Brethren Church
Siffert
Moran
Tom
James Lee
Barberton Savings Bank
A. Slemmone
Maccabee’s Hall
Clyde Beckler
Orrville
Sterling
Howard Slemmons
Webb Mougey
Toland
Oliver Lea
Voiles and Linens Sale Highlight Line of Dimities
Genuine imported dimities in neat small patterns including checks and stripes. Soielette offered at 250 a yard. Cotton fabric imitates silk with colors blue cream green pongee and black. Linens priced at 20 cents per yard with an excellent solid color assortment, 36 inches wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soielette
Bankers' Row at the Ohio Penitentiary
The Cincinnati Enquirer describes the banker convict colony at the Ohio Penitentiary. Bankers, mostly clerks or bookkeepers, enjoy special privileges, including plain uniforms with no stripes, personal wardrobes, and access to a prison restaurant. The piece contrasts their status with ordinary inmates and notes the bankers’ revenue role for the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Giorme Abo
Ohio Penitentiary
Aristocrazies
Department of Justice
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Kan
Ohio
Harper
Fidelity Bank
Cincionati
Anzious
Riw
New Additon
W G Patterson's Office Vandalism Before Ada Return
Barrister W G Patterson returns from Ada to find his office vandalized with soda water mugs and cheeky inscriptions. He will likely offer a reward for the culprits. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm advertised as a nasal spray version of Cream Balm, priced 71 cents with spraying tube included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G Patterson
Ada
W. G. Pattieson
Law Distillery
Chadwicked
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Marriage Licenses Listed For Four Couples
Harry Whartenby of Zanesville and Bessie Hobbs of Marshallville. Max C Hoffmann of Barberton and Olive G Hoak of Dalton. George Shook of Marshallville and Mina Miller of Rittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Whartenby
Zanesville
Bessie Hobbs
Marshallville
Max C. Hoffman
Barberton
Olive G. Hoak
Dalton
George Shook
Mina 8.Miller
Rittman
Brass Works Burned in Ohio, May 24 Fire
The Ohio Brass Worker Manafistol industry plant was destroyed by fire this morning May 24. Rev J W Johnson conducted his first ordinance meeting at Overton Bethe on May 7 aided by Rev T Lemunyon of Greenabury, leading to a grand meeting. He held ordinance meetings May 18 and 14 at Kill back Bethel assisted by Rev Van Swering of Shiloh on May 20 and 31 at Smithville with Rev W F Fuller of Fostoria and Cedar Valley brethren aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Johnson
Overton Bethe
T. Lemunyon
Greenabury
Killback Bethel
van Swering
Shiloh
Smithville
W FB Fuller
Fostoria
Brethren
Cedar Valley
Local Notes and Social Happenings in May
May 24 items report travel by H R Mowery and wife and W H Brant and wife to New Orleans and Itksburg Elva Horn returns home from Shobly visit. Boyd Miller improves under Mowery care. Irei Bower and Mrs Chas Bower visit near Weilersville. A children's meeting announced for Blechley Wille Sunday. Festival Saturday evening drew a large crowd. proceeds near $40. Leroy and Noah Swain of Blackleyville were involved in a local event last week. A birthday gathering for Ruth Bower’s eighth birthday included Esther Wintersteen Cenia Faber Marie Hineg Cotta Smyser Blo Zeigler Pearl Myers Ethel Harteel Leah and Helen Spotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Mowery
W. H. Brant
New Orleans
Blechley- Wille
Oe Leroy
Noah Swain
Blackleyville
Slepapef
J. Spotte
Rubi Bower
Esther Wintersteen
Cenia Faber
Marie Hineg
Cotta Smyser
Blo Zeigler
Pearl Myers
Ethel Harteel
Leah
Helen Spotts
Ruth
Local Social Roundup From May Gallery of Visits
May 24 notes report Floyd Walmer of Canaan visiting friends Forest and Wilson Keizer. Mrs Abe Witherow of Burbank and Miss Mary Whitworth of Golden Corners spent several days with friends and relatives in Cleveland. George Starr of Springville visited Wee Haters Mrs B R Wise and husband and Miss Sylvia Johnson of Cedar Valley. Mrs John Gant and Edna May passed through town Sunday. Mary Witherworth called to see Mrs Henry Thursday afternoon. George and Leora Winter called to orate Armstrong Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Walmer
Canaan
Mr. Forest
Wilson Keizer
Abe Witherow
Burbank
Misa Mary Whitworth
Golden Corners
Cleveland
George Starr
Springville
B. R. Wise
Husand
Misa Sylvia Johnson
Cedar Valley
John Gant
Edna May
Mises Mary Withwarth
Henry
George
Leora Winter
Orate Armstrong
New Pittsburg Notes and Local Ball Victory
NEW PITSBORG May 24 W W Lehr guard at the Ohio penitentiary visited relatives south of town then returned to Columbus last Saturday Polk Ashland county visited at his brother Geo Fishars home that Saturday and Sunday The ball game here last Saturday between the New Pittsburg second nine and the Congress second nine ended 18 to 10 Batteries Congress Easterday and McFadden Weiler New Pittsburg Speck and Martin Our school is progressing nicely under Chas Fahr.
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NEW
New Pittsburg
Speck and Martin
Chas. Fahr
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Schedule Update
The line runs from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. with 7 and 9 p.m. services to Creston Seville Chippewa Lake Medina Berea and Cleveland Public Square. Direct connections extend to Linn dale Puritsus Springs Elyria North Amherst Lorain Grafton Oberlin Wellington Berlin Heights Norwalk and other Western division points. Creston departures hourly 6:45 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. toward Wooster. Cleveland service 6:15 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. with 6:15 and 8:16 p.m. runs to Wooster and intermediate points.
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Leveland & Southwestern Traction Cc
Creston
Seville
Chippewa Lake
Medina
Berea
Public Square
Cleveland
Linndale
Puritsus Springs
Elyria
North Amherst
Lorain
Grafton
Oberlin
Wellington
Berlin Heights
Norwalk
Wooster
Cleveland Navely
Intermediate Pointe
Royal Baking Powder Promotes Light Cakes and Healthful Food
The passage urges housekeepers to use pure baking powder for healthful, dainty fare. It touts Royal Baking Powder as essential for the highest quality foods, giving lightness, sweetness, and flavor to cakes, biscuits, doughnuts, and crusts, while keeping meals wholesome for all ages.
Arrival at Ohio Penitentiary Described for Obliger
The Columbus Citizen reports L. P. Obliger enters the Ohio penitentiary with composure. Deputy Warden Woods searches him, allowing a pen knife and small change while he deposits paper money. He hopes for light duties, noting no clerk vacancies exist until a future opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Obliger
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Chiat
Shook
Hawabie
Woods
Zimmerman
Obiger
Obituary notices for William Linn and George Wilcox
The funeral for William Linn will be from his residence on Avenue at 2 p m Wednesday with interment in Wooster cemetery. A native of Cheater county Pa he came to Ohio in 1844 and resided in Wayne county since. Linn was long respected and in Rising Star Lodge Knights of Pythias, not a soldier though briefly in Pennsylvania militia. The remains of George Wilcox who died in Cleveland Sunday arrived in the city at 14 15 Tuesday and funeral was held at 1230 on arrival from Cleveland via electric line. Bearers named and Rev Knapp led grave services. Rev E DuBois received word of the death of G W Kessler of Altoona Pa a prominent citizen and father to Rev DuBois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Dina
Wooster
Mama
Cheater County
Ohio
Wayne County
Linn
Rising Start Lodge Knights Sof. Pythias
Linn Wis
Pennsylvania
George Wilcox
Cleveland
V. McClure
Wm. Wecheaich
S .- Shiting
Anthony Leies
M M. van Nest
A. M. Fombell
D. Knapp
E. ¥. DuBois
Methodist Church
G. W. Kessler
Altoona
Kessler
DuBois
B. & O. Excursion to Cedar Point Details
The trip to Cedar Point is scheduled Sunday June 18 with a 7:35 a.m. Creston departure. Round trip fare is $1.00. Return and ticket specifics appear incomplete with some station names unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
Creston
Trato
Sxodusky
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David Lafurence
Rebecca Baker
West Salem Notes
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Tisuues
London
Postoffice
Bankers’ Row
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Sciota
BY the
Way
Hart
Ghtergogeh
Rey, Yo
Ohio Brass
Manafistol
Bre
Cevar Valley
Reedsburg
Roya Baking Powder CC
Harry P. Scott
Newark
Walker
Lorainia
Obliger
Spear
Oberlin Bank
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