Wooster items note delays, celebrates and minor incidents
The Wooster daily notes a two hour delay of a mall train, a boy struck by a bat requiring stitches, a jail release after five months, bank bonds legal notices, and a wide array of local happenings from church events to street repairs, water works, plant breaks, and Jubilee preparations.
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Lye
Board of Examiners
Third Ward
Eddie Yoder
John Oder
Geo. W. Ryall
Wayne County
John A. Schreier
Wm. Young
Medina County
D. O. Schreffer
Seville
Mary
George Schreffler
Baxbank
Jacob Frick
Woosf
Mary Whoof
Robert Lee
Court of Common Pleas
E. C.nner
Ada Kiplinger
Laine
McClure & Smyser
Joseph Andrews
Medina
Yocum
Washington
Coxey
Army
United Press Association
Walter Q. Gresham
Godspeed
Shockey
Pennsylvania Lines adjusts passenger train schedule Sunday
The Pennsylvania Lines announce a new Sunday May 19 schedule with Wooster timings and departures for West and East bound trains. Excursions to Cleveland and summer resort routes to Atlantic City Jersey coast mountains and Northwest Michigan are advertised with fare details and agent contact in Pittsburgh.
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Wooster
West
Cleveland
Pennsyvania
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Ohio Sunday School Association
Pease
Seashore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
New Jersey
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Cape Cod
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
Maine
Cresson
Hedford Springs
Evensburg
Altoona
Gogebic
St. Ignace
Watersmeet
Au Sable
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Ashland
Cedar Lake
Devil’s Lake
Pelican Lake
Three Lakes
Waukesha
Pennesylvania Line
F. van Dosen
Pittsburg
Personal Notices From Wooster and Nearby Towns
A long list of brief notes from Wooster and surrounding areas mentions notable residents and visitors including Samuel G. McClure in town to visit relatives, Henry Spaas connected to Singer Washing Machine Co., Capt Ira Morrison arranging Memorial Day plans, Judge Johnson to speak at Memorial Day in Creston, and many others visiting Akron Canton Wooster or returning home. The column lists birthdays retirements enlistments marriages and various professional moves across multiple towns with scattered references to officials, pension news, and a few local civic actions.
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R. Day
Caniel
Archer
Samuel G. McClure
McKisson
Cleveland
Kenry C. Spaas
Henry
Singer Washing Machine Co
Speas
Ira Morrison
Co. B
N. G
Akron
Co. 8Th Regt
Canton
Charles Cogill
Wooster
Jeannette Horn
R. A. Biechele
Miss Sibley
Mica Francia Bachtel
North Plum Street
Wm. Lightcap
Sterling, Lil
John A. Leggett
North Cherry Street
Internal Revenue
Joseph 8
Col
C. Wi Tford
J. B. Taylor
Canal Fulton
Herbert
Daniel Roth
A. Oberlin
Isagse Johnson
Creston
Harry G Hammond
Canton Bridge Co
Yoder
John Nolle
Columbiana Coun
Tesse McClellan
Bellfontaine
Wooster University
E Squire A C. Stack
Dalton
Prosenator
R. W. Fanck
Gen
A. Wiley
J. W. Lehr
B. Rason
George D. Hatfield
Sidney
Emanuel Knoble
A. J. Harris
Jacob Snyder
Madison Hill
G A Selders
West Lebanon
Berus Licwn
Daniel Rudy
Levi F. Rudy
Petit Jury
Reuben Lilley
Apple Creek
W. G. Seeley
J.C Stoaks
Seville
R J Rhodes
Heaver Falls
Hillis Rthodes
L’ittsburg
F H HU
Pope
Henry M Rudy
Sugar Creek Township
Sugar Creek
Dr Hand Colic Cure Praised by Canton Mother
Mrs H A Brown of Canton praises Dr Hand's Colic Cure for instantly expelling wind and soothing infants into quiet sleep. She also endorses Dr Hand's Teething Lotion and urges mothers to try both, noting they are worth much more than their cost.
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H. A. Brown
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Teaching Patriotism Observed at Grand Army Memorial Day
A National Encampment resolution set a first time celebration of Teaching Patriotism yesterday in Glyen schools. The program featured memorial and patriotic items, with high school attendance near 100 and pupils reciting, praising the Civil War causes and results, and honoring Lincoln with a framed portrait.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Glyenost G. A.R
Sheriff sale of lands in Orrville and townships
Sheriff Garver sold lands at noon including Melvin Bechtel administrator versus A Tschantz lot 440 in Taggart addition Orrville appraised 700 sold to Elia Tschantz for 40. Christy et al. versus Job Kinney et al 19 and 67 100 acres in Chester township appraised 4030 sold to Elizabeth Christy et al for 2687. Sarah Fetters versus Josiah Gwidehart 118 acres in Congress township appraised 4640 sold to John Fetters for 4800.
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Melvin Bechtel
A Tschantz
Taggart
Orrville
Elia Tschantz
Elizabeth J. Christy
Job Kinney
Chester Township
Sarah Fetters
Josiah Gwidehart
Congress Township
John Fetters
Shreve Men Discuss HW B Camp Clay Plant Site
Ashland area business leaders met to consider HW B Camp s offer to locate his clay works in the village and run a railroad to the town. Camp sought 15000 donation right of way and five acres of ground for the plant. The meeting felt the terms were beyond local ability to raise. A Gazette reporter learned bonds endorsed by leading citizens secure the funds Camp demanded to build the line to Jeromeville. Work to commence soon and a Jeromeville rail connection expected within days. Wooster pledged 400 to aid the project. Ashland urged to move quickly and attract the plant here.
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Jeromeville
Wooster
Camp
Ube
Ashland
Family Medicine remedy promoted by leading druggists
An advertisement touts Celery King for the nerves as a legacy remedy passing from sire to son. It offers free samples for kidney liver or blood disorders and lists extensive Pennsylvania railroad excursion fare deals for multiple summer conferences and events, with agents Laubach & Boyd and others handling distribution.
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iMacon
Laubitch & Boyd
Presbytery Edicts On Seminary Admissions And Assembly Meeting
The May proceedings of the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg feature an instruction to the New York presbytery not to admit students studying in non approved seminaries. Moderator Booth announced the presbytery would follow higher orders and abide by commands. Other items include remarks on church Rome and the election of Rev. Dr. J. B. McMichael as moderator with clerks reappointed.
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Kevin
Pittsburg
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United Presbyterian Church
B.j.mcmichael
Monmouth College
John Williamson
John Henderson
Omaha
Brown
New York
John A. Wilson
Allegheny Theological Seminary
United States
Rome
Church of Rome
Pittspury
J. B. McMichael
John Bel
Corinte
Sas Dyas
Uritib Santyald
Sawan
Sadey Trey
Bke
Eoul Hose
Dabarday
Bequimanlt
Admiral Stevenson
Monterey
Corinto
Callao
Real Estate Transfers in Waxne County Records
Recent transfers of real estate listed by Filrap Schafffer Recorder include multiple warranty deeds in Sugar Creek and Wooster townships. Transactions cover parcels ranging from 2 to 8.25 acres and include executors deeds and claims from individuals such as Nicholas Amshuitz Christin Tchantz John C. Larwil Harvey D Wile and others with amounts noted from 86 to 4 marshalling a wide array of lots and acreages.
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Christian Tchantz
Sigar Creek
Hoffstetter
Cleophas Amstutz
Sugar Creek Township
Rauke
Wooster
Sara
Miller
Exal
C W. Kauke
John Jong
Aifatoc
Kauke
Wonsur
Marthall
Ailitoc
Wo Kauke
Wentor Township
Martha Kramer
Kauss
Wooster Township
Flora A, Istenster
Mathiaa Cay
Harvey D Wile
Wayes Township
Jacob Fast
James Keener
J.imer
W Keener
West Salem
Price Current for Cincinnati Crops Updates May 24
The summary notes winter wheat damage from frosts was limited but moisture and pests reduced conditions. spring wheat shows mixed signs with some shrinkage in yields. The report cites local harvest activity and mentions shipping and packing figures for corn and other grains, with reference to weather effects on growth.
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Cruisswatt
Monument placement at Given Post sparks memorial decisions
At a Thursday session the post chose to place a monumental honor on the G A R lot, honoring donors, while residents of Wooster and Orrville organize local veteran commands. Akron veterans charter a Gen William H Gibson Command with J M Brown and J W Hartzel among the officers, as Orrville guests attend the installation ceremony.
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Mullins
Cemetery Association
G. A.R
von Post
Latal
Daniel Jacobs
Dist Indiana Cavalry
Jacob Smith
Co. H
N. V
Wooster
Friends of
Akron Beacon
Union Veterans’ Union
Akron
Orrville
J. M. Brown
Stewart Miller
J. W. Hiller
Henry Winkleman
J.C. Hill
A. T. Hahn
D.C. Smith
William H. Gibson
J. W. Hartzel
T .B. Myers
Ahh V Postelwaite
Levi Neiswander
J. W. Hostetter
Henry Newcomer
J. A. Shunk
J.W Leininger
I. N.coe
Irville
Estate settlements and probate filings listed in noisy docket
A sprawling probate docket lists Jonn McClarran as administrator, hearings set for May and June, and multiple estates including Dysie, Miller, Mackey, Carr, and Buckwalter. Executors and guardians file accounts and bonds while sales, inventories, and appraisements appear across numerous probate actions and claims.
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Fmeline Davison
Frederick Dysie
Willef
D. Kotson
Gleon A. Miller
M O
Hugh J.eopies
Peter Moulter
Ong
Eugenia Menue
A. Manuez
Peter Buchanan
LC. Binkley
B. FP. Zercher
A . Zercher
Joy
John
Wm. Whitman
Christian Whitman
Oh Berry
Ulrich Steiner
Rachel Beeler
Jobo J Beeler
Wil Christina Herr
Jotn Herr
Will
Christina Herr
Keeter
Garver
L Sharricks
Christy
George Hutton
Peter Christy
A Reed
Walter
Froma Reed
Eshelman
Jacob Eshelman
EU Fioly
Charles Finly
Myers and
Jouls
Quebl
John Spyder
Bord St
Billmap
Kline
Jonas Frage
Elizabeth Buckwalter
David Buckwalter
John Snyder
Smyser
Hiram
Ncas
Mary Keriter
People Ane Voortt case highlights authority dispute
A disrupted passage details a municipal power struggle over authority to issue a public vote. The case involves the Ger ma Amercsa Investment Co of New York seeking to recover $3,000 deposited on a bond. The text also hints at constitutional questions and potential legal moves in the wake of the dispute.
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New York
Haldsaed
Yourvstown
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