Dalton Brieflets and Local Lectures in Ohio
Miss Myrta Cook’s funeral attended by Della Echard and others in Columbus. Hauenstein Bros install new pews at United Presbyterian church. Thanksgiving service to be held at Methodist church with Rev. W. H. Hubbell preaching. Mild chickenpox and whooping cough reported among local children. Oxford Musical Club lecture opened the course to a crowded hall. Frank and Madge Gibson welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Andrews of Pittsburgh visiting. Repulican Lake Fork notes a well attended Dawson lecture at M E church. next event on Tuesday Dec H. Harry Spreng of Marion visiting relatives. remains of aged father brought from Columbus to Perrysville. Rev. W. L. Fry led Thanksgiving sermon and collection at U B church.
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Alton
Della Echard
Herbert Harper
Beam
Wletcher
Myrta Cook
Columbus
Hauenstein Bros
United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Hubbell
U. P
Oxford ‘Musical ‘Club
Boston
Frank Gibson
Rs. Andrews
Pittsburg
Frank Harbach
Madge Rannels
Akron
James
Stibson
Perrysvill
W. L. Fry
U. B
Arnica Salve Cures Longstanding Wound
A Newark Michigan man struck by a ball endured a 20 year ulcer that resisted all treatments until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it. The ad touts cures for cuts, bruises, burns, boils, felons, corns, and skin eruptions. Sold by Laubach and Boyd, druggists, 25 cents a box. 9k26 m
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G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
Laubach& Boyd
Smithville Newslets Corresponden ce Highlights Local Doings
Smithville notes show S E Jarvis leaving for Massillon factory work and various visits by locals. Miss Jennie Brown stayed with relatives at Shreve. Elton Zimmerman returned from Loudonville. W W Norris traveled to Allegheny for business. Verne King from Akron visited family. A funeral call sent Rev E L Smith to Nashville Holmes County. Mrs H B Hunsberger and daughter Lucile returned to Medina after visiting John Funk family. A newborn arrived to Mr and Mrs J S Shib n Monday night and Mrs Benjamin Kauffman visited Wayne township. Smithville enrollment 35 for town and 30 for the normal. social events at Lutheran parsonage referenced.
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Smithville
S. E. Jarvis
Massillon
Jennie Brown
Shreve
Elton Zimmerman
Loudonville
W. W. Norris
Allegheny
Verne King
Werner Works
Akron
E. L. Smith
Nashville
Holmes County
H.B. Hunsberger
Lucile
Alvin King
Medina
John Funk
Brighten Shome
J. S. Shibn
Benjamin Kauffman
Wayne Township
Chtel
Canaan Sayings at Presbyterian Church Meet
A Tuesday evening gathering at the Presbyterian church titled Canaan Sayings featured Pastor Gay assisted by Rev. Hutchins. Also noted were Miss Daisy Miller of Barbertown, Eki Snell of Overton visiting, and Birdie Datfah returning to the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society at the home neighborhood.
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Niddined
Ededephisanie
Presbyterian Church
Gay
Hutchin
Daisy Pe Pon Ivaniai
Abt Miller
Barberton
Eki Snell
Overton
Poig
Dartville
Birdie Datfah
E Ladies Aid
Fragmentary obituary notes from Applecreek region
The text shows fractured notes from Applecreek and Smithville about local people Mrs Mayje and Florence Merrinikn with mentions of Vincent Moore and Ida, a funeral for Brow and a ceremony at Thompson and Minera likely, indicating a short obituary or family notice fragment.
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Fool
Applecreek
Mayje
Merrinikn
Smithville
Vincent Moore
Dr King's New Discovery for All Ailments Ad
Public notice praises Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and colds, claiming a one million trial, guaranteed bottle, and refund if not cured. Advertises Laubath Boyd Drug Co as retailer with price Reg. $1. Obscure text includes sensational claims about throat issues and generosity.
Fragmented medical note on nervous illness and cure claim
A damaged OCR fragment discusses nervous weakness and disease, claiming a cure by a doctor in Wooster on November 21 during a consultation exam. The text is incomplete with many misspellings and unclear details, but indicates health concerns and a potential treatment claim.
Franklin farmers report cholera losses and farm fires
Farmers on the Franklin area report losses from cholera with many pigs dead, including 24 porkers on Wilson Mark’s farm. John Orr and wife lost nearly all belongings in a Metzler farm fire, burning their home and hogs. they saved only a few garments and $37 in bills.
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Franklin Add
Elias Dilard
Johnson Farm
Wilson
Mark Jis
John Orr
Wifel J
Metzler Farm
Orr
Planing Mill to be Started Protracted Meeting
Overton notes a well attended dance at Mowres Hall and reports on local happenings. J W Easterday improves from stomach trouble while school begins with Mr McFadden as teacher. Mrs Hawk and Mrs Williams update progress and shipment. Protracted meeting planned at U B church with a visiting lady minister. Charles Miller plans mill work and a barn discussion circulates. Daniel Swinehart visits from Iowa. Mr Miller to install feed grinder and planing equipment.
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Overton
Dante
Mowres Hall
J. W. Easterday
Overton Gan
McFadden
Daniel Hawk
Williams
U. B
Charles Miller
Hunter
Swinehart
Elmer Easterday
Daniel Swinehart
Iowa
Mr. Miller
Fritz
Family Notes From Clearcreek Valley
Nov 11 report from Clearcreek Valley records Mrs Trent and Mrs Giles sener of Pennsylvania visiting sister Mrs S P Stout after travel due to ill mother. Simon Rice improving after illness. Sylvester Anfang had croup but now weakly improving. James’s little daughter showing improvement. Wile-o'-the-P.
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Trent
Gilessener
Pennsylvania
Ohio
S. P. Stout
Simon Rice
Sylvester Anfang
James
Wile
School opens under Clement Blough as teacher
Nov 12 notes indicate school commenced last Monday with Clement Blough teaching. Samuel Downing's sale drew a large crowd last Friday, with Charles Wooner and Mrs. Silas White of Burbank attending. George Carson and family traveled to Geyers Chapel for Amos Myers funeral last Wednesday. Mr. First and sons of Marshallville plan spring move to Billman farm. A surprise party for Samuel Downing occurred last Tuesday as he plans to leave for Ashland this week at J. C. Brown's. John Kline moved from Highland Park.
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Clement Blough
Samuel Downing
Charles Wooner
Jfeee
Silas White
Burbank
George Carson
Geyers Chapel
Amos Myers
J. C. Brown
John Kline
Highland Park
Appointed Examiners From Milton And Wooster Named
Judge S. B. Eason appointed 204 examiners to inspect the annual receipts and expenditures by the County Commissioners. Steele of Milton township and Geo J Krieger of Wooster are named to examine the statement and report findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Milton Township
Geo. J. Krieger
Wooster
S. B. Eason
Electric remedy promises strength and appetite boost
Fragmented ad claims an electric product can fight stomach liver and kidney troubles in men and women, restoring appetite and energy. It touts J. W. Idaville of Indiana as testimony and offers bottles for 50 cents at Lau bach and Boyd's Drug Store with a guarantee.
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Idaville
Ind
Laubach& Boyd
Notice of parishioners' share of parsonage sale funds
Notice by the treasurer of Canaan St James Reformed Church that remaining money from the parsonage sale is ready for distribution. Contributors may claim their pro rata shares within six months. after that, unclaimed funds go to Home Foreign Missions. October 3, 1900.
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Canaan St. James’ Reformed Church
Beloning
Ohael H
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