Local incidents and notices from Wooster area
Reports from Big Prairie to Orrville include two arrests for fast driving, a few local business moves in Creston and Orrville, a real estate deal via Landes Realty, and the Ohio Vicksburg Battlefield commission copies now available. Veterans and residents are urged to obtain the reports. an aid society event is planned on Market Street. Found a 5c Hygienic cigar. Orrville health news notes pneumonia illness of Simon D. Tanner. An eastbound train delay near Londonville and a Mulberry Street property sale are also recorded along with a large corn crop yield near Frederickaburg and 35 acre farm results averaging 150 bushels per acre.
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Earl
Harry Babney
Big Prairie
Youngs Orchestra
Warren Keister
Treascorer
Will Smith
Harry Sweeny
Charles Rogers
Erie
Creston
Cincinnati
Art. Wounsettler
Canaan Township
Creston’ Hardware Co
E S Lands
Urrville
Wooster
Landes Realty Agency
Ohio Vicksburg Battlefield Commission
16Th Regt
Columbus
Ohio
Aid Society
Church of God
Mougey Houea
South Market Street
Simon D. Tanner
Orrville
Londonville
Harry McMannis
Mulberry Street
Cal
E. Landes
R. W Spencer
Frederickaburg
Spencer
Mt Eaton Notes and Local Happenings
Mt Haton November notes recount visits to Massillon and Canton, households at trapsburg and Holmes county, work shortages for miners, a sick neighbor improving, a death in the Flory family, a fatal car accident near Barberton, and school construction slowed by weather. Local residents include Jacob Tachuntz Mell Villard Monnie Stair and Jone Fry with mentions of Mr and Mrs Godfrey Myfarth and Elizabeth Flory.
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Mt. Haton
Jacob Tachuntz
Massillon
Bente
Ae Ee Maurer
Trapsburg
Teddy
Rough Riders
Mell Villard
John Yohn
Jake Minser
Jone Fry
Satiilo
Holmes County
James McCullochs
Barberton
McCuulloch
T B Thompson
Godfrey Myfarth
Elizabeth Flory
Frank Flory
Mayville news reports hunting trips and visits
Mayville notes list Harvey Iler of Mansfield visiting parents near town and Cloyce Davidson returning to Applecreek. Josephine and Mildred Reider arrived from Lorain after an eight two month absence. Solomon Scott and wife visit several days. Fisher brothers from Akron staying at Hotel Sauvain since hunting season began. Andy Brown and shop partner sought rabbits. Barberton hunting squad at C. J. Musser’s. many rabbits slain. Mrs. Jacob Bott and Clarence of Applecreek visit Snean Brown. Ira Peters leaves for Webster to attend Bixler Business. Dee Byde of Rows and Dr Yocum of Wooster confer on George Weaver. Daniel Weaver visits Steele children in Ashland. Mrs. McContell ill. Mrs. George Jackson visiting Alliance relatives. Grandma Zimmerman back from Creston. Zimmerman horse news. Overton’s George listed.
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Harvey Iler
Mansfield
Cloyce Davidson
Applecreek
C Reider
Josephine
Mildred
Lorain
Solomon Scott
Harve
Edward Fisher
Akron
Ira Peters
Wevster
Bixler
Oee
Dee Byde
Rows
Yocum
Wooster
George Weaver
Daniel Weaver
Steele
Ashlan
McContell
jfeMre
George Jackson
Alliance
Grandma Zimmerman
Creston
S2mras
Blanche
Cleveland
Zimmerman
Horee
George
Overton
Freedlander’s Clothing Offers Fall Suits and Coats
Wooster shoppers are urged to visit Freedlander’s for fall wear. The retailer promises durable, well cut garments with distinctive touches like close collars and broad shoulders. Prices are stressed as lower than competing lines, aiming to leave customers with money saved.
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Wayne County
Freedlander
Men’s Driving Gloves Offered at $1 Instead of $125
An advertisement promotes men's gloves in light and dark brown shades with cape out-seam design. Driving gloves feature a spear back and single clasp. Customers are urged to choose this option at just one dollar instead of the usual 125 dollars.
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Haberdashery
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W. BE. Franks
Syndicate
Shelby
Wooster Nursery
MT. Eaton
Maysville
Pittsburg
Varsity
Wrowe
O. Satisfaction
Americas
Wooster’s
Arnold
Melton
Warner
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