Derailment Halts Pennsylvania Lines Operations
A derailment at the Smith Senott building disrupted the Pennsylvania lines on Monday. The flat engine left the rail, was returned, derailed again, prompting a callout of the Crest line wreck train. The wreck train engine then failed, an Alliances wrecker assisted, and the derailed cars were finally moved back by Tuesday morning.
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Smith-Senott
Pennsylvania Lines
Monster Alliances
Antil
Fredericksburg Correponds With Local Visitors and Events
In Fredericksburg May 26 residents share news of guests and travel to reunions in Toledo and visits from Barberton Wooster Orrville and Akron. Local social events include a piano recital at Wooster and a missionary convention in Orrville. A ball game Fredericksburg vs Coment ends 3 to 1. Commencement at the local school nears. various residents attend, marry, travel, or shop for garments before the rush.
Plank and Gray erect wagon shed at rear lot mill
Will Bell and Samuel Bell Jr sailed to England. their steamship docked in Liverpool Sunday. Grahame Stock Co. closed engagement to a large airless audience. performances praised. Cows near South Bever street harassed by local boys, injuring animals. Chief Lerner urged to arrest misconduct. A small railway show, Sun Brothers, promising but far smaller than Hagenbeck Wallace, arrives Friday. Judge Eason and attorneys filed dockets for next week’s petit jury. jury commission aims to finish Wednesday. Cev. A France Son offers galvanized roofing and spouting. Miss Maggie S. Doneglass of Sugarcreek township declared insane.
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Will Bell
Samuel Bell, Jr
England
Liverpool
Grahame Stock Co
Alliance
Sun Brothers
Hagenbeck Wallace
Ounter
Ringling
Eason
Common Pleas Court
Petit Jury
Jury Commission
Cev
France
Son Market Street
Maggie
Doneglass
Sugarcresk Township
Decorated Homecoming Gala Ends in Humorous Prank
In Applecreek on May 26 T and Rice of Orrville joined Dr. and Mrs. Winkler at a social visit. Frequent guests from Wooster Akron and Pittsburg attended church events, and the community hosted a large memorial and graduation program. A homecoming wedding reception for Clark F Bryan and bride sparked a rice shower and joyous welcome, but a planned Columbus arrival joke misfired when the couple arrived later by 9:00 p.m. amid cheers, ice cream and cigars. The town embraced the new Mrs. Bryan as a welcomed addition.
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Applecreek
W. H. Lintern
Shreve
W. Hinkler
John Sandes
Wooster
Geo Rolleg
Estella Klein
Holdenhall
Lustella
L S Reichenbach
Hetcbentach
Toledo
Wassoon
Etta Sharp
Chas, Lawrence
Randolph Wise
Stella Babl
Miers Sherrick
J H Zaugg
Methodist Church
Tchaete
Presbyterian Church
D H Johnston
D. H Johnston
Mit Fitton
Reformed Church
J T Fieler
Thoray
Bride
Broon
Orrville
Fredericksburg
Dayton Reed
Auopper
Myrtle Cor
L L. Hooves
Kiffin
Fountain Inn
Bryan
Columbus
Biilu
Abe
Notice to the Public on Ebert Jackson Reboot
Notice to the public states the pending dissolution of Ebert & Jackson and plans to continue work under a new firm name Ebert and Bon Congress with capital figures unclear. The fragmented text references continuation of services and a rebranding.
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Ebert & Jackson
Ebert &, Bon
Congress
Local notes amid illness visits and religious events
May 26 report from Thumb mashed area notes Mr Eaton hosting Massillon visitors, Rev Gravel from Indianapolis to attend as former Reformed pastor. Mrs Clark recovered from measles and plans to go out. Dodez family updates include Alley Dodez’s grip, A L Dodez’s illness, and Franklin Haverstock’s blood poisoning leading to thumb amputation. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Johnson at the Reformed church May 24. Mr Reed and Marcus Fisher in poor health. Wilson Messner at Wooster school. Rev Warnholt attending Reformed senate in Pennsylvania. Mrs T B and Mra C E Thompson visiting Mra Anne Eberhard at Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eaton
Gravel
Indianapolis
India
Reformed Church
Warnholt
Reformed Senate
Pennsylvania
Robert
Reed
Marcus Fisher
Wilson Messner
Wooster
Johnson
Appplecesk
Mr. Heverstock
41St
Wiley
North Chester Notes From May News
Thomas Rice the Orrville druggist attended the funeral of his uncle John Young aged 90 years 2 months 12 days. The masons begin work this week on Leonard Dirck's new bank barn. I Q Mowery is progressing well with his barn. The Reformed church will be dedicated June 21. The paper expresses satisfaction with the Republican county nomination.
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Thomas Rice
Orrville
Jobn Young
Lewis
Stacher J
Leonard Dirck
I. Q. Mowery
Petit Jurors Report For Duty June First
Petit jurors are to report for duty on Monday June 1 not June 1 as the typeset showed on Saturday. The correction directs all summoned jurors to appear at the courthouse on the stated date.
Gas stove puffed injuring Hutchins family on North Street
Gas atova at the home of Prat H G Hutchins on North Street puffed violently shortly before noon Tuesday. Mrs Hutchins standing in front of the stove was burned about the face and Little Miss Harriet Haothios behind her mother was burned along the hands. A physician was called but the wounds proved not too serious.
Local Notes On Health Lectures Commencements And Church Services
May 26 to June 9 various local items including Eli Soell health return from Wooster Dr Keyes Cleveland to lecture at Methodist church Tuesday evening June 9 Marie Russell at West Salem commence ment last Friday Mra J M Wiles visiting Crestline Dick Boyd recovering Patterson commencement on Jane eve Communion at Presbyterian on Jane fret Sabbath Rolland Betts recovering from illness Missionary meeting at Mrs Russell's Nettie Voigt Millersburg good attendance Farmers planting corn Hinoit scarce Eva Lehman closes term at No 4 school with ice cream fest over $9 Claud Eby Cliff Eby Cali Walton families Creston Ross Eby visiting free Caskey's Jollytown Children’s Day at West Canaan next Sunday evening exercises expected to be good All are invited.
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Lydia Adama
Fiobart
California
Fobart
Toledo
Charles
Barberton
Snyder
Wooster
Mira
Harry Inbart
Tillie Barnes
Misses Shadell
Joseph Redett
Iva Bricker
Madge Stucker
Harry Stocker
Florence
George Mechlin
Columbus
Margaret Barnes
Gerberick
Wm. Cramer
Milleraburg
Lincoln Whitaker
Applecreek
Batookers
Aurst
Toma
Fredericksburg
Carter Senright
Reed
Bessie Immier
C. Hoover
Pearl Brown
Akron
Nellie Johnson
Sidell
Glen Johnson
Poster
J. Mechlin
McCance
Horst
B. Lytle
Vialtoran Shreve
Uover
Sue Warner
Eli Soell
Keyes
Cleveland
Methodist Church
Marie Russell
West Salem
J M. Wiles
Crestline
Dick Boyd
Patterson
Jane
Presbyterian Church
Rolland Betts
Mre. Russell's
Nettie Voigt
Millersburg
Eva Lehman
Lehman
Claud Eby
Cliff Eby
Cali Walton
Creston
Ross Eby
Burbank
George Geratense Plager
Caskey’s
Jollytown
West Canaan
Marriage License Record for Myers and Eby Pair
Herbert F. Myers of Baltimore Maryland and Resta Eby of Creston Ohio obtain a marriage license. W W Bernian and Ethel Barnes of Wooster Ohio also appear in the notice seeking nuptial permission.
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Herbert F. Myers
Baltimore, Md
Resta Eby
Creston Wo
W. Bernian
Ethel Barnes
Wooster
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Fredericseburg
the Syndicate
the “Knit Goods” Store
Latiss
Shewait Bose
Plank & Gray
Ssath Bever Street
Lerner
Apple Creek
North Chester
Canaan
West
Panama
Charles E. Bixler
I H. Boyd. & Co
Crusade
Nash
Astoria
Stetsons
Mallory
Manilla
Panamas
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