New schoolhouse near-ready in disuriat township
Reports from the area include a deputy county recorder visiting from Bloomington and Mrs. Black staying in Bellaire. many local movements and social notes, from funeral attendances to legislative elections, plus advertisements for tonics and cold remedies. The item mentions the State hospital dedication on November 27 with Governor Nash and Judge Dry, and local visits by Gordon and John Johnston, with a focus on community events and commerce.
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Disuriat Norrhyne
Mise-Lenore-Schaffter
The
le H. Armastrong
Stayesville
Trom-Dunlap
Jacobs
State Hospital For the Insane
Massillon
Nash
William R. Dry
Lewis Cowing
Delaware County
Indiana
Avery
Regt
V. I
Orrville
Newt
John, Yarman
Jacob Lonp
Ethel Puy Gong
Wooster
John Mikey
Shreve
Officr
Wedding Quiet at Probate Court in Lebanon
Squire Bolus officiated at a small ceremony in the Probate Court office at 10 45 Wednesday. Groom Isaiah Snellenberger and bride Miss Elds Roan of West Lebanon appeared with court attaches and Deputy Shield Arthur Garver signing the certificate as witnesses.
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Squire Bolus
Probate Court
Isaiah Snellenberger
lds-Roan
Wast Lebanon
Shieldf Arthur Garver
Snellenberger
Wooster Band elects officers at Tuesday meeting
A Wooster City Band meeting Tuesday elected President and Mammer Will Smith Secretary Warren Keister Treasurer Will Hess Director Pred Melvin Trustees Geo Limb Theo Wiggins Warren Keister James Stemm. Also noted were bowling league views on Ladies Night and track prize awards for Pennsylvania lines inspectors George Earley and J F McKenna.
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John
Smith
the Wooster City Band
Mammer
Will Smith
Warren Keisters
Will Hess
Pred Melvin
Geo
Limb
Theo
Wiggins
Warren Keister
James ‘Stemm
Wirst
Pennsylvania
G. L. Peck
George M.earley
Wayne Toute
Jacks Rip
Homewood
J. F. McKenna
Smithville
Crestline
Milton Township
Relief Corps Leaders Elected at Akron Twelfth District
Wooster and Wayne county ladies played key roles at the Twelfth district W. R. convention in Akron. Mrs. Lucy Hamilton of Orrville and Mrs. Amanda Armstrong of Fredericksburg spoke. Emily Hobiloff of Elyria was elected district president and Nannie Baumgardner of Wooster as patriotic instructor. Next year’s meeting will be at Oberlin with a G A R Christmas order pending. A notice will announce monuments to deceased Ohio soldiers at Andersonville prison, ceremony set for December 11.
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Miley
ol-Shreve
Amone Wooster
Florence Miller
John Roesley
Ee “Mesdames
Kramer
Jobson Sweeny
JE. Applebaugh
Peter-Graber
Mary
Krieger
Wooster
Barberton
Akron
Cleveland
Buffalo
Wayne
Wok
Lucy Hamilton
Orrville
Amanda Armstrong
Fredericksburg
Emily Hobiloff
Elyria
Nannie Baumgardner
Oberlin
G. A
Taggart
Ohio
Andersonville
Physician Testifies to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
A county physician testifies that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food and prevents dyspepsia and starvation. He claims the remedy hastens recovery in worst cases and endorses its efficacy based on observed results. Also notes travel tickets available via the Mena line with Nov 27 and 28 sale dates and return by Nov 29.
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Sys County
Geo
Scroggs
Mena ‘Pinte
Rsale
E.A
Akers
Pi& T.‘A
Clevaland
Callahan Goes Free in Kidnapping Case Delayed Verdict
The jury acquitted James Callahan after a lengthy trial on kidnapping charges related to Eddie Grahamy, son of millionaire E A Cudahy, marking a second acquittal in the ongoing case. Earlier, he faced robbery and perjury charges with no statute in Nebraska defining kidnapping. In a separate item, Mrs Archibald S White, wife of the National Salt Co president, died from a fall in her bathroom in New York, described as a singular fatality. The U.S. commissioner of navigation reports continued growth in American shipping and yard activity, signaling a strong fiscal year ahead.
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Callahan
Ontalia
James—Callahan
Eddie’ ‘Gra Ahy
E. ‘A. Cudahy
Packer
Nebraska
New_York
Archibald
White
National Salt’ Company
Eighty- Sixth—Street
Wooster Man Cleared in Thompson Defalcation Case
A Wooster lodge member says Charles D Thompson, chief finance keeper of the Knights of the Maccabees, faces no serious issue as bonds cover potential losses. He is heavily bonded, and the bond is expected to cover any shortfall. New ark reports say smallpox quarantines have closed schools theaters and public venues across the city.
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Charles D.thomp- 800
Supreme Finance
Newark
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