Hooster Republicn News Roundup From Wooster 1809
Hooster Republicn reports a fall injured a ten year old boy in Wooster township and local legal actions including a bankruptcy ruling for Orrville firm Myers and Blackwood. Other items note barn demolition, factory office move, raised horseshoe rates, a new composition by Ashland violinist, track work at the Pennsylvania depot, and various local incidents and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tanner
Wooster Township
Iball
Myers & Blackwood
Orrville
W. I. Kean
J. B. Eberly
Smithville
Tuesaday
Squire Bolas
William Smith
Blackburn
A. D. Mez
East Liberty Street
United States Ex- Pile Co. Wen
Miller
West Liberty Street
Ashland County
Tron
Aslf
Lusk
Wocater
Alpha Tau Omega
McClarran
Brant
Denonia Callahan
Pennsylvania Depot
Callahan
Harry H Young
Overton
Gao
Esaick
Congress
John Kinney
Wooster
Wilson Abbiaty
Uheater Township
Hell Land
Settling Estates and Administrators Hearings Listed
Fribate Judge Mary Dietrich administratrix of Julio V Dietrich filed final account with a hearing set for January 5. Executors and administrators including John Bodell for Adaline Adair Edward Young Wendell Young Jacob Nelswanger John C Larwil Andrew Happer Forest Fisher Bond set at 100 dollars Will and land sale petitions heard January 2 to 6. Various guardians and distributive accounts noted with private and public sales in probate docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McClarran
Fribate
Mary ©. Dietrich
Julio V. Dietrich
John Bodell
Adaline Adair
Edward Young
Wendell Young
Jacob Nelswanger
Jane McDowell
John C Larwil
John H. Latwill
D . Sbswand
G G. Happer
Andrew Happer
K. Plank
Mary E. BE Het A
Forest Fisher
Wm. Stevens
Michael Stevens
Henry W .Gaal
Wro. Caskey
David Gaul
Reuten Reed
Elizabeth Kliog
Wm. Watterson
Ordax
Josian Lnacus
Lry Repport
Christian R. Musser
David F. Musser
D. B. Good
Perry Weaver
Spi Land
Melvin Lehr
Ww. H
Old German Dead
Philip Kline aged 77 years 7 months and 11 days died at his Spruce Street home after Brights disease. A German immigrant from Rhelp Bavaris, he lived in Wooster 51 years and left Mrs Kline and five children. Funeral from the residence at 2 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kline
Spruce Street
Mr. Kline
Rhelp Bavaris
Germany
Wooster
Mra. Kline
Personal notices and greetings in Wooster area
Local personals list residents and visitors in Wooster and nearby towns. Names include Lee Elliott of Seville on legal business, ex Marshal Philip Eligperfoan improving, Rev M L Wilhelm resigning, and many others at funerals, visits, and travels in Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Elliott
Seville
Philip Eligperfoan
Harry McBride
H. A. i Hoffatott
Adam Hart
Ashland
Long & Seein
Wooster
Harry McMahon
Toledo
Nook
M. L. Wilhelm
Christian Iich
Louisa Stranb
Samuel Ksgeburn
Misa Stranb
J. A. Gann
G. W., Loeyds
T. 3S. Shepherd
Bellevue
North Ohia
Woman's Missionary Society
Quiet Wooster Wedding Unites Mary E Swarts and Sherman Fox
In Wooster on Spring street a quiet wedding joined Miss Mary E Swarts and Sherman Fox with ceremony by Stav Jo Campbell. Afterward the couple departed for Cleveland then Akron to establish their new home. Fox, previously in Wooster overseeing telephone plant construction, now works for Central Union Telephone Co. The bride, a highly regarded young woman, is praised for her character and housekeeping potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Swarts
Spring Street
Mary E Swarts
Vreumn
Sherman Fox
Akron
Stav
Jo Camppell
Fox
Ieveland
Mr Fox
Wooster
Central Union Telephone Co
Boride
Marriage Licenses Listed for Ohio Couples
Lester Matt of Cleveland and Miss Jecaie Mowery of Cedar Valley. Sherman H. Fox of Akron and Miss Mary F. Swerts of Wooster. Robert A. Mtaler of Smithville and Mas Corris A. Buchwater of Orrville. 630. H. Myers and Mary L. Wells of Shreve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Matt
Cleveland
Jecaie Mowery
Cedar Valley
Sherman H. Fox
Akron
Mary F. Swerts
Wooster
Robert A. Mtaler
Smithville
Mas Corris A. Buchwater
Orrville
H. Myers
Mary L. Wells
Shreve
Weighing the Mail in Wooster Office Reveals Totals
The Wooster post office completed an 85 day weighing of mail to set transportation rates. Figures show First Class wow, Second Class 8353 07, Second Class free 2071 06, Third and Fourth Classes 1581 10, Government free 6178, Foreign pieces 69 07, Equipment 2495 01, totaling 16947 13. The tally covers mail prepared and sent from Wooster only, excluding inbound or locally sourced mail. Free mail includes Experiment Station documents and office business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Wooster
Taira
Eil
Interesting WCTU Meeting At Frick Home
The WCTU gathering last evening at Jacob and Mrs Frick's home featured a partial president’s report and a report on Cleveland meetings of Non Partisan and Union OTU. Plans for a united temperance front in the state were discussed along with a program for next Tuesday at Mrs R J Smith’s and a tobacco meeting with devotions and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Cleveland
KK. J. Smith
Misa Gordon
Lerch
Unoiversity School of Oratory
Loree
Methodist Church
Frick
R. J. Smith
South Buckeye Street
National Export Exposition Half Rates to Philadelphia
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offers one fare for the round trip to Philadelphia for the National Export Exposition. Tickets available November 14 with return allowed through November 28, 1909. For details contact Desrest B. & thewet agent or B N Austin, Genl Passr Agent, Chicago.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Imore
Axzetlo
Gen
Paso
Philadelphia
Ts B&o, BR
Desrest B
Austin
Chicagyu
Burial services over Mrs Mary Tieche in Pittsburgh Avenue
A large attendance gathered this afternoon for the burial of Mrs Mary Tieche at her residence on Pittsburg avenue. Rev. E. Netkirk, her pastor, officiated with music by the Reformed church choir. Daughters of Rebekah and Canton Wright led floral tributes. pallbearers included Prof. R. K. A. Leisy and others. Remains were placed in the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tieche
Pittsburg Avenue
E. Netkirk
Tieche
The
Reformed Church
Netkirk
Mime Fiecs
Jacob L’armer
Harry H. Miller
J. A. Tlecbe
Barca
Chryssothamumr
Wayne Lodg
Rebekah
A. Nostblick
Columbia
Band of Roses
Canton Wright
Prof
RK. A. Leisy
John Waller
John ©. Schattz
Phil. Secto
Wm. Leltner
J. T. Kalster
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Claims Quick Shoe Comfort
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease to absorb perspiration in gloves and on hands, promising tightness release and comfort for new shoes. It claims to keep footwear fast and comfortable, inviting physicians and nurses to note its supposed parity with other products. Free samples offered at Allen 8 Olmstad LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen 8
Olmstad
LeRoy, NY
Death of Barberton Brakeman Clement Marshall
Henry Marshall of Doylestown received a telephone message confirming the death of his nephew Clement Marshall in Barberton last night. The brakeman for the B&O met his death at work. He was a son of Joseph Marshall of Doylestown and known to Wooster residents. Details of the fall are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericks
Guy Folts
Shreve
Creston
Chicago
Chaffer
Billy
Woodland
Wren Wick
W. F. Verr
H.B Odenkirk
H’mself
Br Dea
Fire Department
Odie
Brother Johnson
Heaven
Johnson
Clement Marrehall
Barperton
Doylestown
Acar
Marshal
Islath
Henry Marshall
Clement Marshall
Barberton
Joseph Marshall
Wooster
Joubert Reported Killed In Boer War Inaction
Special to Wonster Republican reports from Pletearmaritzburg via Navy dated Nov 16 that General Joubert the Boer commander-in-chief has been killed in action. The rumor if true would deal a severe blow to Boer plans as he originated the current campaign and was regarded as a brilliant leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Adlepateh
Pletearmaritzburg
Navy
Lithach
Joubert
Recent Transfer of Real Estate in Wayne County
Wayne County records show multiple property transfers led by Florian Schaffjer as recorder. Transactions include warranty deeds in Plain and Wooster townships, quit claim deeds to Edward Young and others, and various parcel numbers cited with prices ranging from 31 500 to 82 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvaretta J. Shipp
John A. Kaby
Plain Township
Husashibley
Edward Young
Wooster
Albert Yourg
Eilen Kirkerdat
James Prarret
Lecreg
Frankiso
Marla
M Iler
A. Almateand
Doylestown
John Brockey
Mary J. Hockey
Wooster Township
METEORS AT SMITHVILLE REPORTS
Local notes describe meteor observations at Smithville with scattered sightings and brief town chatter. Several residents, including Mrs. Medaker and family, and Daniel G Haker, were mentioned in relation to recent events and travel.
Unclear public notice of land appraisers and a birthday from old records
The fragment lists numerous land appraisers and officials with township names and values, followed by a long anecdote about Col. Kreshear and a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. J. M. Reed on No. 20 Spree Street. It notes a meteor display and a charitable donnte during a shooting store night, with families and neighbors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Kreshear
J. M Reed
Spree Street
Louk
Heeck
Bellirgly
Donnte
WAS & Puccaba
Heed
Land Lease Near Lodi Aims Deep Oil Test
Land under lease to Webster parties near Lodi is to be developed with four wells planned. A Marietta promoter Wan A J W Ogle represents a Pennsylvanian company and hints at deep tests in Wayne County. Deepest formations and depths are debated as experts push for possible pay in oil or gas well below 3,900 feet.
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Webster
Oll
Lod
Cenk
A. J. W. Ogle
Marietta
Penpsylynig Company
Orie
Lodi
Shaw Farm
Ogle
H. B. Odenkirk
Wayne County
Odenkirk
Ohio
Republican
Findiay
Niagara
Tranton
Cuyahoga
Kreeea Ehale
Agara
Te Potton
Sakl
Cinton Gas
Laogaster
Columbua
Newark
Trenton Rock
Lotel
A. W. Ogle
clostLa
H. & Odenkire Fr Oil
Archer House
Coumpany
Southern 1 Co
Bradfore
L A
T & Ferualll
Henderson Farm
Toat
H. B.B. Odenkirk
Southern Company
Southern Ou
Odenkirk Testing Deal Amid Unclear Proevele Reports
A morning letter from Erhart mentions No. 3 shuffle well and a forthcoming product launch. The source notes lava control by unnamed parties linked to Somerdale, with no shots planned and interest from external groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odenkirk
Mr. 2 Big
Erhart
Oll Weil
Duns Size Up Prevailing Business Conditions
Dun & Company reviews indicate shrinking demand for iron and steel products with pig iron prices steady, billets and plates easing westward and eastward, and car demand boosting western bar activity. Boots and shoes shipments fall but exceed prior years. woollens and leather costs raise buying restrictions. Wheat and corn dip fractions with mixed exports. Weekly U.S. failures total 219, Canada 20. War tax policy limits insurer exemption to fraternal and mutual societies. Intercept rumors surround British operations near Ladysmith. storms damage coastal shipping. fatalities reported in multiple parishes as weather worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duns
New York
Dun & Company
United States
Canada
Jden anpetiz health tonic versus coffee option
A damaged OCR fragment touts Jame anpetiz as a grain based drink that aids digestion and strengthens nerves. It claims broad appeal among grocers and users, likening cost to coffee at about 23 cents per package.
Turbulent Kentucky election violence and shooting report
Goebel's attorney filed notice with the Louisville election board to throw out the entire vote claiming intimidation by Gov Bradley's troops on election day. A Democrat former representative from Lee County was shot by deputy sheriff Bieber, a Republican, in Middlesboro over politics.
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Louisville
Goeble
Tunay
Bradley
Election Board
Goable
Jono Fate
Lee County
Biedser
Middleboro
Polites
Wooster couple wed in Crestline home ceremony
Miss Josephine V. Carrepa and Andrew W. King, son of Gallan, united in marriage Wednesday evening November 15 at the bride’s mother Mrs KR M Carrens East Kocyras Street. The ceremony was performed by Rev H B Snark. The couple plan to reside in Crestline after a short honeymoon. Witnesses were immediate relatives.
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Newey
Sterling
Young Isdy
Ashlacd
Cor Groom
William Young
Aablana
F. M. Cramer
Wooster
Misys Mae Vreace
Hayasville
News Democrat
Crastiine
Telung
Josephine V. Carrepa
Andrew W. King
Gallan
KR. M Carrens
East Kocyras Shreet
H. B.snark
Lutheran Church
Misa Carrens
Mrs. King
Ralon
Pousekerp
West Main
Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist Ad
An advertisement touts a kidney and bladder cure by Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. It claims to treat heart disease linked kidney issues, promising quick relief and urging readers to mail for trial bottles. The copy emphasizes letters from satisfied users and cites the product as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breht
Kis Rey
Kilmer
Kumer
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