Esteemed Citizen Jacob Frick Dies at 68
Jacob Frick, a longtime West Newcomer and respected resident, died at 0:45 Sunday morning after a liver disease worsened. Born four miles southwest of West New, he moved to Ohio in 1855, later prospering in Wayne and Hancock counties. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Lutheran church with extensive attendance and a tribute to his character as a devoted husband, father, and community member.
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Jacob Frick
Jpeace
Prick
West New
Woreland County
Pennsylvania
Daniel Frick
Frick
Ohio
Hancock County
Jacob, Frick
Ife
Ag & Im
Theona
S. M. Glenn
Bloomington
Harry Sweeney
Jesus
L. E. Bolden
Glenn
Win. Annat
WD. Foss
C. S. Frost
J.-S. BR. Overholt
de R. ‘Firestone
J. W. Blocher
L N. Kinney
Frank
W. Miller
Frick Family Dies After Long Wayne County Life
In a Wayne County obituary, lasting memory is given to Jacob Frick who lived in Wooster and Smithville before his death. He married Elizabeth Frick in November 1856 and later Sara K E Rutter, parent to Helen, with many children and grandchildren named. He was a seed and wool dealer, financier in local loans, and long time president of Wayne County National Bank. Floral tributes from relatives across Pittsburgh Cleveland and Wooster marked the funeral. The service featured hymns, scripture, and reflections on Frick’s practical piety and community service.
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Mr. Frick
Elizabeth Frick
Mary Hartman
ssdore-Megrew
W. D. Tyler
H. A. Imgard
John M
W. A. Renison
Lulu Frick
Wooster
William
Samuel I. Frick
DeGraff
Prick
Sara KE. Rutter
Massillon
Helen
Wayne County
Smithville
Summit
Giro Yale
Wooster City
J. S. WR. Overholt
Ecb
Wayne County National Bank
Frick
Wooster Lodge 1N O. O. F
Wooster Township
Ard Se
Wonis Suice
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Ralph Suey
Sweeney
Orther
W. W. Criley
Pop Smith
Smith
Jacob Frick
Heindel
Fricis
Baustin
Montsy afternoon clash ends in Salem victory
Salem defeats Wooster 22 to 10 on a slippery field. Salem scored two touchdowns per half and missed two goals. Wooster fought inside five yards of Salem’s goal line but could not capitalize. An effort seeks Mt Union College game Friday, with Thanksgiving trip to Shelby and cancellation of Cleveland Athletic Club match.
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Wooster
Salem
Sea
Dacks
Alem
City Council Approves Kettler Hall Management Contract
City council in regular session at Van Nest chair approved the contract with Geo Kettler to manage City Hall for the coming season on terms similar to before. Committee reports noted Pittsburg avenue repair and a dispute over damages claimed by Mr Ketters from an obstacle on the avenue. The council adjourned after approving the ordinance to pay bills.
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van Nest
Zimmerman
Kinney
Kettler
Mr. Kinney
Pittsburg Avenue
Blake
Fisher
Cemetery Association
Madison Avenue
Elty
Third Ward
Tsa Semper
Ketters
Death of Peter S. Baker in Plain township
Peter S. Baker aged 75 a longtime Plain township resident died suddenly Monday afternoon near Bradleyville. Born in Lancaster Pennsylvania he moved to Wayne county as a boy of 14. Survived by his wife Mrs. Baker and eight children.
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Peter S. Baker
Plain Township
Bradleyville
Liancaster
Wayne County
Wooster Post Office List and Train Maniac News Note
Nov 18 1901 Wooster Ohio readers learn remaining letters in the post office and a report from Indianapolis about a violent man on the Big Four southwestern limited train terrorizing passengers until he is removed at Union City. Also brief items note a Texas wanted notice for Ben Kilpatrick alias Harry Longbaugh and a Missouri governor requisition request from Conche county sheriff.
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Wooster
Edd
Indianapolis
Southwestern Limited
Bis City
Cleveland
Weter
F. Engle
This
Union City
Texas
Austin
Tex
Ben -Kilpatrick
Harry— ‘Longbaugh
St.Otts
Bayers
Conche
County
Missouri
Wedding trip wreck near Applecreek saves Miller wedding
Rev J Miller and bride Jennie Livingston escaped a fatal crash on Main Street while traveling to Applecreek for their wedding reception. The carriage with Miller, the bride, and a surveyor was struck by a passing light engine. the surveyor and horses died, Miller was bruised but unharmed. They returned to the parsonage where neighbors welcomed them.
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JeRene
Reforméd Church
Applecresk
Mr. Bartehy
Happy Bride
Tod Proom
Applecreek
Wheeling & Lake ‘Erie
Orr
Miller
Mrs. Miller
Reston Savings Griston High School event and sermons
Reston Savings notes a December 3 event at the high school with ample funds from sold tickets for a strong talent lineup. Rev. Anderson of the Presbyterian church spoke on Mormon evils to a large crowd. Miss Mary Lee returns to Seon, Ohio, and several locals travel for winter. Dr. Knapp’s sermons praised for simple, profitable language amid mixed notices.
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Grieston
Anderson
Presbyterian Church
Mary Lee
Creston
Wauseon, O
A. D. Knapp
Fas Cag
Rentiens
Koay
Leila Hall
Akron
W. Tointon
Cuyshoge Falls
Neéliie Welmer
Eliza Tointon
Elmer Walden
Wellington
Nimrods
Jessie Kreiser
Akon
Barberton
Prouty
Medina
Beulah Logan
Baird Just Waok
Nelle Mac
Petticoats and garments debut in Cheviot market
The Cheviot market features jackets and costumes in black, brown, navy with full costumes in Cheviots. Separate skirts in smart shapes, Oxford and navy options. Petticoats advertised as handsome silk with elegant finishes and prices from 1.00 to 3.75.
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Oxford
Navy
Isabella Fox
Siad
M—Scotte
Batille
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Tére"Winb-Irick
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Geo. Poe
van Buren
Karl Overholt
Od ‘Ton
Payys
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Hestar Dinsmore
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Rutter
Geo. W. ‘Whitney
Endfield
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Chicago
GG. Elson
Sonsstot_Waynesbure
Ben Balmer
Astiland
Shelley
Bandonvilley
Paton
Tosa
Fea
Council Proceedings
J. L. Flattery, P. M
Elllsperman's Nation Store
Rev. J. We Miller and Wife
Reston Savings
AV High School
Repubian
Fred Bloch
Buson
Perry Yarnell
Perry _Yarooll
West Larwinsweer
Yaroe
D A. ST. Hunt
Lincoln Yorum
Hunt
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Ely Bros
Warren Street
New Orleans
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William Annat
An. Avalanche
The
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Spaulding's
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Tuet
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Bio
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Thio
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Tre
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Frank Ackerman, Burter
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