Smithville Memorial Day Plans Highlight Local Commencement
Smithville notes a baccalaureate address by Prof. Adams and an oration by Miss Delia Deneke at the Lutheran church. Memorial day exercises begin at 9 a.m. Saturday with ex-Congressman McDowell delivering the Glass address and ten cent admission. The Smithville high school commencement and related events fill the weekend as Rev Hyde and local clergy relocate and various residents attend gatherings and concerts.
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Sithville
Hyde
Orrville
Prof
Adams
Orrville High School
M. ‘Exchgred
Isaac Schriber
The
Lutheran Church P
M. E. Church
W. H. Naftzger
Luthpera
Nesy Spring
Mahoning County
SeThé
Dion É Ae
Daniel Ramseyer
Blosser
New Stark
Sand
J.M. Shenk
Elida
Bére
M. S. Steiner
iColumbus
Grove
Oye Martin
Winger
Cleveland
Mey
Marion
T. A. sDaltoad Boie
Penneylvanis
Memorial and church services and visits in town
May 25 reports memorial services at Congregational church with Rev. W T William delivering the sermon. Decoration day events planned at Presbyterian church next Saturday afternoon with Rev J Hyde of Orrville delivering an address on Sweeeys at Epworth League. Various residents including Miss Leila Compton visiting Wooster grandparents, Miss Arah Belle Barnes returning from Akron, and Rev Williams Exima Barnes Joseph Owings and others attending State Conference in Akron last week. Henrietta Loewe visiting her sister and Mr and Mrs Jesse Myers of Akron visiting kin with Will Reman at home briefly.
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Congregational Church
W. T. William
Presbyterian Church
J. Hyde
Orrville
Epworth League
Leila Compton
Wooster
John White
Arahbelle Barnes
Rev. Williams
Exima Barnes
Joseph Owings
Akron
Henrietta Loewe
Jesse Myers
Aide Cown
Mr. Myers
Will Reman
Aouse
Burbank
Homer
Will Coller
Grace McKinley
Cleveland
J. T. Hoak
Evangelical Church
Hoover
Cyrus Young
Rittman
Fouche & Young
Lodi
Fortney
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of The‘n
Orlo
GAR_ s
M. EH
Sarah N E Battles
Fanny Sayes Obituary of Water Native in Akron
Mrs. Fanny Sayes daughter of Louis Everhiay of Water died last Friday at her Akron home after a lengthy illness. She had been sick for many weeks.
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Fanny Sayes
Louis Everhiay
Water
Akron
Family Reunions and Local Notices in Canaan, Ohio
The May 25 issue notes a school entertainment picnic for the primary room and a Decoration day program moved to 1 PM Saturday. Delegates attend the C. & convention at Applecreek. Several large reunions planned for June at Fetzer, Allanian, and Mathes Haas sites. Mrs Lewis Sr is ill. The Canaans band plays at Crest on Decoration day.
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Canaan
Somers
Cleveland
Elsie Wicks
Nellie Matthews
G C Wiles
Mare Andrus
Washington
Canaans
Creston
Fetzers
Thos. Fetzer
Allanians
Wooster City Park
Mathes. Haas
John Snell’s
Lewis, Sr
Millie Lichty
Mina Scott
Prof
Kesslar
Applecreek
Bishop and
Caskey
Massillon
Kissinger
Palcoter
Children Day exercises set by Disciple church at Blachleyville
May 26 Blachleyville residents report on local happenings. Children of the Disciple church prepare an annual Children’s Day program for next Sunday evening. Local injuries include a straw stock accident and a dog attack on Leonard Arnold, with several residents mentioned in social notes.
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Blachleyville
The
Disciple Church
J C Sidle
John
Michigan
Mack Gray
Edward Rickenbaugh
Cloyd Felger
George Felger
Cora Ryland
Cleveland
George Stauffer
Wonoster
Bert Stauffer
Sadie Lare
Akron
George Rickenbaugh
Messrs
Blackleyville
Letter List No 20 at Wooster Post Office May 25 1903
The Wooster post office list shows letters remaining for delivery on Monday May 25 1903. Items include Gentlemen Ernest Hadley and S s Hoelét with Beaver Btie Frank Kersickle among the few names noted.
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Wooster
Ernest _ Hadley
Beaver
Decoration Day Observed by GAR in Burbank
May 30 programs planned with address by Sarah N. E. Battles of Akron at the M E church. Local services begin at 10 a m with commemorations and speaking. many residents attendedRingling Bros show in Akron and visits by locals noted.
Applecreek Community Notices and Events May 26
Applecreek notes include the burial of an infant son for Mr and Mrs A D Hyman, a close school week with a gramm ar school picnic in Perry Badger's woods, and the high school commencement May 20 with Nora Einhardt and Robert Klein among graduates. Albert Maurer and wife visited from Nashville. families attended a funeral near Millersburg. A derailment wreck injured the engineer while passengers escaped unharmed. Memorial services were held at the M E church. Arlie Lilley bought a piano. Bird Casner traveled to Cleveland for purchases. John Lachet moved into Samuel Blosser's house. Rev Glenn preached at Wooster. and visits occurred with friends at New Pittsburg.
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Applecreek
A. D. Hyman
Reformed Church
Nora
Einhardt
Robert Klein
D. Patteraga
Hazel B.hobbs
Napapoleon Bonaparte
Reinhardt
W. T. Sherman Culp
H. D. Wise
Tand
M. E
Arlie Lilley
Miss Bird Casner
Cleveland
John Lachet
Samuel Blosser
Glenn
Wooster
Presbyterian Church
Srot
Wile
New Pittsburg
Seventh annual Wayne county farmers reunion at experiment station
The seventh annual reunion and basket picnic of the Farmers' associations of Wayne county will be held at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station on Saturday, June 13, 2005. Speakers include Horace Ankeney and O. E. Bradfute. All interested in agriculture are invited. railroads are expected to offer reduced fares.
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Farmers' Associations
Wayne County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Horace Ankeney
Dairy and Food
O. E. Bradfute
Board of Control
Experiment Station
Pretty School Teacher Recovers After Doctor’s Cure
Miss Mand Oviatt of Brunswick Medingz Ohio suffered two years of illness described as a ghostly decline. After consulting top county doctors she sought Dr Kutchin, who diagnosed within minutes and, in five months, cured her completely. Two years later she remains vigorous and active, riding a bicycle and enjoying robust health. The note invites readers to visit the same specialist for similar relief.
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Mand Oviatt
Brunswick
Medingz
Ohio
Sears
Dr. Kutchin
Ohid
Rss
Archer
Beat His: Friends in Wooster and the Flight of George Lawless
George Lawless, once a Wooster reporter, left town after a drunken spree that cost him his job. He owed creditors and merchants, and owed boarding to Dr. Bashford and wife. Friends aided his recovery and he found work with Warren Nicodemus of Metropolitan Life, but he departed with debts outstanding.
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Wooster
George's
Lawless
Orrville
Warren Nicodemus
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
May 20 notes of rain farms and local shuffles
May 20 diary items report gentle rain lifting crops and cheerful mood. Stephen Cabot visits near Holmesville with Frank. Mrs. T B Thompson stays in Maysville with Mrs. Godfrey Myfarth awaiting surgery. Peter Shinevee at Massillon hospital improving, to return home soon. School closed last Friday, Emanuel Stair repairs home. Mrs. Beichler adds porch, Wisegerber builds anew. Philip Roth visits Winesburg. DeRush mare loss. Irvin Graber injured badly by horse, cheekbone fractured. Graber family faces hardships. Clara Graber ill for a year. John Fabrney of Cleveland marries Emma Desvoignes of Eaton May 20 at Reformed parsonage. couple to Cleveland next week. Old Cy Fahrney a Cleveland streetcar conductor. Senffs host them at dinner.
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Percy
Stephen Cabot
Big Sen Frank
Holmesville
T B Thompson
Maysville
Godfrey Myfarth
Peter Shinevee
Massillon Hospital
Emanuel Stair
Beichler
Wisegerber
Philip Roth
Winesburg
DeRush
Irvin Graber
Lucian Graber
Alvin Graber
Butte Graben
Clara Stary
Graber
Reformed Parsonage
J. A. Beck
John Fabrney
Cleveland
Emma Desvoignes
Local Doctor Praises Chamberlains Remedy For Thresher Aches
H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claiming five bottles sold to threshers who recovered quickly. The notice urges readers to keep a bottle at home and mentions availability at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
Santa
Old Folks Picnic Notices and Local Happenings
Maysville May 25 highlights community updates from Mrs Perry Tracy’s improving health to Everett Rieder’s relapse. A June 18 Old Folks Picnic reunion plans a new table picnic feature and Wyler Bros builders display, with Enos Johnson’s bank barn project and a report on local remodeling and transportation notes. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is advertised as strength for digestion and nerves.
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Maysville
Perry Tracy
J D Davidson
Daniel Rieder
Our Town
Everett Rieder
Enna Amlet
Arthur Senff
Applecreek
James Ricer
Massillon
Hiram Crummel
Massidon
HH Beeler
Imhoff
Fred Scott
Indiana
C Rieder
Old Folks” Picnic Association
Enos Johnson
Wyler Bros
Not a Charity but a Desire to Help Humanity
Rhetha Hosken, daughter of Alderman John Hosken of Grand Rapids, shares a personal testimony of paralysis improving after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She describes severe left side paralysis, speech loss, and weakness, then rapid recovery within a week, attributing it to the pills. The ad claims the pills improve blood and nerve function and lists diseases treated, with purchase details.
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Rhetha Hosken
John Hosken
Cherry Street
Grand Rapids
Midh
Acros
Dr Williams
Dr. Williams
Williams
Willams
Pitts
Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N.Y
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Gilbert
Jessie Power
H. Baker
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Gerry G. Gallagher
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Ioma Otero Gallagher
Misserry
Peter
Eberly
Charles Webner
Texas
Wheeling
Massislin
Savannah Academy
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Blachley Ville
Soe Waker As
Max
Brunswick, Ohio
MT Eaton
Hood
Monarch
T Renee Vee
Hosken
Dalghter
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Columbus
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