Miller Retires as Deputy Examiner of Stationary Engineers
Canton native Hiner Be. Miller retires as deputy examiner of stationary engineers for the Fifth district. J. A. Manning of Ashtabula succeeds him. Miller filed his last monthly report showing 655 license applications, 22 rejected, 88 licenses issued, 273 renewals, and $338 in fees. expenses were $78.10. Manning, in training with Chief Examiner Collier, will meet district deputies and attend the farewell.
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Canton
J. A. Manning
Ashtabula
Raha
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Collier
State Board
Manning
Columbus
Redistricting Wooster City Ward Plan
City council discusses new code to divide Wooster into wards. Section 117 requires wards be equal in council seats and bounded by county lines streets or railways, with wards containing nearly equal populations.
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Barrett Foundry Clerk Hurt In Office Desk Accident
Charles F Barrett of the Barrett foundry suffered a severe office accident Friday afternoon when a large desk was moved and upset, cutting a deep gash and bruising the flesh. The injury will keep him hospitalized for several days.
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Social Notes of club meetings and concerts
The Whist club met at Mrs J B Reefer's home on East Liberty street for a pleasant Friday evening. The Classics club entertained in Bloomington with papers on Mormonism, hospital art, women’s business education, and a song by Cora Hoelzel. Miss Gertrude Vollrath to host the next gathering. The Afternoon club’s Friday program featured duets, solos, and a chorus of eighteen, with a well-patronized supper served by the ladies. County Treasurer O A Levering of Ashland attended with accompanying townsfolk from Ashland County and Quiner at the Taylor Inn Sunday.
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Bloomington
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Beas
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Cora Hoelzel
Gertrude Vollrath
Pauline Greenlee
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O. A. Levering
Ashland
Pearl McKinley
Lucile McKinley
Jeanette Atterholt
Mell Howman
Mary Howman
Ashland County
Louisa Straub
Kate Fabar
Emmauret
Poster
Residence Damaged by Fire on Bixler Avenue
Fire crews fought a roof blaze at 2380 Bixler Avenue Saturday afternoon in the residence of Mrs. B. F. Eason. The blaze, likely from a defective flue, caused major roof damage and left no insurance to cover losses. Estimated damage not less than $300 with the home temporarily uninhabitable until repairs are completed. The resident faced a heavy financial burden due to the uninsured loss.
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Bixler Avenue
B. F. Eason
Prayer meetings led by Y M C A official at Wooster
Mr McLaughlin and Mr Lollis will head a series of seek of prayer meetings starting Thursday. The Thursday session for men only will discuss The Battle Ground of College Life. McLaughlin, from the state Y M C A, brings strong college life ties and aims to uplift Wooster students in the academy building auditorium. A croup cure claim follows with Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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McLaughlin
Wooster
Academy
Croup
John W. Rogers
Filley
Chamberlain
Bloomberg Clothing Store Sold to Max Bloomberg
The Bloomberg clothing store has been sold to Max Bloomberg, formerly manager of the Bloomberg store for the Bloomberg company. Jos Bloomberg of the Wooster store, longtime manager there, will leave Wooster to run another Bloomberg store in a different city. Possession is not given until January 1, 2008, and Jos Bloomberg will stay in Wooster for several weeks after.
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Max Bloomberg
Bloomberg
Bloomberg Company
Jos. Bloomberg
Wooster
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Endorsement by Wooster Resident
Mr Daniel Funck of Iron Block Wooster Ohio praises Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills for calming nervous sleeplessness and restoring strength. He notes the medicine’s effectiveness and credits Zimmerman Co for the recommendation, with the product sold at 50 cents a box and featuring the doctor’s portrait and signature on every package.
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Iron Block
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Wooster
Ohio
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Paralysis Strikes Three In Local Incidents
David Pryor suffered a stroke at his North Spink Street home Tuesday morning and is very low. Henry Miller on South Buckeye Street had a left sided stroke Wednesday evening and was critical for hours before improving then worsen again. Mrs. T. B. Elser on East Larch Street collapsed from paralysis while walking, rain-soaked, and was moved to her home by carriage for care with Dr G W Byal providing attention. she was reported resting easy today.
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South Buckeye Street
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Elect Their Circuit Judge Surprises Sweep in Mansfield District
One of the big surprises of the election was the defeat of Judge Douglas. Thomas McCarty of Canton won after a hot convention in Mansfield and secured the Republican nomination after a Hooly session. McCarty swept the platter, about 1500 votes ahead overall, with Stark County voting against Douglas by about 3,000, giving McCarty a 1500 victory. The district swung Republican despite last year’s results.
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Case transferred to Wayne County for extended trial
The dispute stemming from the disposition of the estate of Samuel Glass of Ashland County has been moved to Wayne County for trial. The matter, Wade Armentrout vs. Wm. Gurley et al, is expected to occupy considerable court time as documents held by Clerk Beselburn remain voluminous.
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Samuel Glass
Ashland County
Wade Armentrout
Wm. Gurley
Beselburn
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