Eaton News Briefs From Wisconsin and Nearby Areas
Eaton News item reports several local illnesses and deaths. Danis Howerd, 76, ill with lung fever. Mrs Emanuel Marchand, 70, near Bunker Hill Stark County, very low with dropey. Della Jaundervein improving after brain fever scare. Lucy Jaundervein with sore throat. Christopher Stanffer mourning death of his daughter Mrs Sechrist near Polx Ashland. funeral attended. J J Schlafly, in New Philadelphia for cancer treatment, reports thigh pain but hopes to return soon.
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Eaton
Wey
Danis Howerd
Veary
Emanuel Marchand
Here
Bunker Hill
Stark County
Sechrist
Polx
Ashland County
Stanffer
Jacob
Simon
J. J. Schlafly
New Philadelphia
Armstrong News Roundup From Killbuck and Nearby
May 28 brief notes report bridges over Killbuck exchanged and repairs near John Miller Sr. lot. Mrs. Wohlgamot visited Olive Franks near Hickory Grove. Glins Clason killed a blue racer five feet eight inches long. Questions arise about Albert and local snake tales. Blanche ClasonZ tended measles. Congress correspondent comments on Wayne county murder trial justice. Wohlgamot tests salt farming. Wm Spitler planned visit to his mother near Overton. Mrs Parkenson is quite ill. Jacob Tachantz and Tissot, assessor, made a Wooster trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
John Miller
J Woblgamot
Olive Franks
Hickory Grove
Glins Clason
Albert
Blanche Clasonz
Congress
Wayne County
J. Wohlgamot
Wm. Spitler
Overton
Wm. Parkenson
Jacob Tachantz
Tissot
Wooster
Rittman Booming With New Industry Plans Emergence
Rittman May 28 report suggests a new potash plant is nearly assured as contracts for buildings are let and construction may begin soon. Rumors of another plant linger while Rittman Realty Co forms with 25000 dollars to plat and develop nearby land, build 15 houses, and raise lot prices. The schoolhouse contract went to Derhammer with a bid well below rivals and the old building will be sold June 1. Harry Hull opens an ice cream parlor pending favorable warm weather. the town also calls for improved livery services.
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Rittsman
Almst
Rittman
Rittman Realty Co
New Realty Co
Derhammer
Sone Obber
Harry Hull
Rubber firms sought for local manufacture
John F. Marchand reports interest from parties seeking sites for rubber based manufacturing. They inquire about opportunities for a company or companies to locate here to produce rubber articles.
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John F. Marchand
Ditter a Heary Meal and the Dean's Regu Éts
A garbled 1948 note suggests a diet plan to aid digestion and bowel health. It mentions regular parsapes of the bowel and a help toey regimen, implying easy to digest meals and bowel support.
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Dean
Who Owns the Land in City Case Before Mayor Van Nest
A dispute tested ownership of a land plot tied to J C Lawrence who bought from Nordeste versus city alley claims and occupant James Drennen. Mayor Van Nest ruled the assault charge insufficient and released Lawrence, with the case likely headed to the grand jury if tensions persist.
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van Nest
Grand Jury
J. C .Lawrence
Nordeste
James Drepnet
Lawrence
Thinva
Drennen
van Net
Out
Local Notices From Wooster Area Community Event
May 28 updates note Baker at home from Sterling and church communion services. Ed Kissinger and wife in Reeder house. Zora Fetzer visited Leroy. Misses Jacot and Hileman of Wooster attended school picnic. Rev Mosier’s household goods waved. Verda Boyd back from Medina. Rev Landes hosted by Mrs Voit and daughter. Hazel Russell returned sick from Medina. School picnic on S Steele lawn with photos by NecDowell and praise for teachers. A L Zook and wife hosted at Reese home. Landis last Presbyterian sermon and Wooster University graduation ahead. Frank McGarvey's Simontonville visit. Bertha Millier visiting. Iron star markers placed. Harvey Careen at Switchville funeral. A B Lebu visited wife at Maseillon. Thomas Electric Cures touted for various pains.
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Baker
Sterling
Presbyterian Church
Ed Kissinger
Reeder
Zora Fetzer
Leroy
Jacot
Hileman
Wooster
Jacor
Patterson
Lers
Ee Ralph Spell
Olden Cornera
Canaan
Mosier
U v
Uu Wu
Verda Boyd
Tome
Medina
Rev Landes
Voitt Ani
Hazel Raesell
Union House
Steele
NecDowell
Seville
John Notestein
A. L. Zook
A L Reese
Landis
Wooster University
Swoum
Frank McGarvey
Simuuitbville
Sandavel
Jas. M.garvey
Bertha Millier
Harvey Careen
Switchville
Creston Dotterel notes and local society talk
Creston notes a Wooster visitor Col C V Hard, Mrs Carrie Van Dorn visiting kin in Lakeside, J J Kinney planning summer at Lakeside, Mrs Sweeney and sister visiting relatives in Nutmeg state. Memorial services at Presbyterian church with Rev Castle delivering sermon and baccalaureate for high school. Memorial day plans with senator Charles Wightman guest. Local chatter on paving bids, editorial remarks, and town characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
C. V. Hard
Wooster
Carrie van Dorn
Zanesville
J. J. Kinney
Lakeside
Wm Sweeney
Presbyterian Church
C. D. Castle
Methodist Church
Creaton
A &E
Charles Wightman
Medina
Cyestyn
Main Setreet
Cleveland Leader
Ananias Club
Jack Landen
Bert Littell
London
Mudero
B. Wella
Christ
Socrates
Weather Woes Grip Wayne County Over Weekend
A cold wave hit Saturday and Sunday with heavy rains and electrical storms in Wayne County. Saturday nights were severe and eroding, while Sunday was sunny but thunder continued at night. The cool-down left Monday uncomfortably pleasant, as forecasts warned of winter storms and frosts ahead.
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Wayne County
Fetter-Sourers Families Reunion and Local Club Meeting
The second annual reunion of the Fetter Sourers families occurs Tuesday January 11 at Harvey Fetter's home in Weiternville. Wayne Township Housekeepers Club gathers at Mrs Licbty Jones home, with transport by car from Wollater at noon. Program includes Bible on Canaan land, recitations by Minnie Oswald and Mary Buchanan, a historical sketch of Celia Thaxter, discussion on the Hired Girl Problem by Mrs Bixler, and hostess led music. Seniors from the high school visited Clell Metcalf's home near Oakeville for a picnic day, two class members attending.
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Fetter-Sourers Familes
Jane
Harvey Fetter
Weiternville
Wayne Township
Celia Thaxter
Mary Buchanan
Mrs. Heim
Bixler
Clell Metcalf
Oakeville
Applecreek Society Notes Mixed With Local Visits
May 24 Applecreek residents share hospitality with relatives and friends. Clarence Bott at the Stateshoa hospital spends time with his mother Mrs Margaret Bott and relatives in Barberton. Several residents, including Nora Moore and Wilt Wickerson, visit kin in nearby towns. Rev I A Sites to supply Reformed pulpit.
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Clarence Bott
Diaesilon Stateshoapital
Margaret Bott
Jobn Foster
Irene
Barberton
John Reider
Drico Strackett
Marysville
J R Janeson
Hackett
Columbus
Nora Moore
Wadsaworth
Wilt Wickerson
Cuyahoga Falls
Charley King
Cleveland
Rev. I. A
Wooster
Karl Qner
Agron
Aira
Uber
Parente
Watson Langell
Geie
Bantecvbie
Urrville
Saturda
Artie Liller
Geo, Backett
Franly- Harnest
S$ Nediy
Orrville
Frank Stueffer
Memorial services and local visits in New Pittsburg
Memorial services are planned Thursday afternoon and evening as the Epworth League hosts an ice cream festival. Rev W C B Harrin delivered his farewell sermon last Sabbath. Akron guests Musselman Zeigler, Masselman and others visited over Sunday. Emanuel Reformed church construction began by Musselman Zeigler. Visitors from Canton and Lorain called on local families during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Ieague
W. C .B. Harrin
M . L. Boverstoer
D. (. Masselman
Fred Premer
Hyde Zimmerman
Akron
Musselman & Zeigler
Howard Little
Mildred
Canton
H. L Piper
Swithville
Reig
Washboro
Lorain
A. J. Norton
Barris
I. W. Musselman
Hecaman
Cheater Corners
James Wise
Bell Brothers Sell Carload of German Coat Horses
A carload of German coat horses was sold on Monday afternoon by Bell Brothers to William R Reynolds of Huntington Pa. George Bell departed for Pennsylvania on Tuesday to oversee the horses.
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Bell Brothers
Wm. R Reynolds
Huntington
George Bell
Pennayan
Orses
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