Recent Transfers of Real Estate in Wayne County
Wayne County records show numerous transfers and deed filings. Entities include Eli Hicher to Wilson Long for lot 113 in Congress. Mary A. Scott to Huldah C. Folk for 19 acres in Plain township. A EB Stepfield to Thomas ie Dague for lot 49 in Doylestown. Catherine Kaufman et al to Calvin Sry for lot 1687 in Wooster. several Wooster lots sold to the board of education. and other transfers across Clinton, Applecreek, Sugarcreek, and Wooster townships. Additional entries note quitclaim deeds to Frank W. Miller and Walter J. Mullins and administrator’s deed in the Henry Alleman estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L G. Franks
Eli Hicher
Suife
Wilson Long
Congress
Mary A. Scott
Huldah C. Folk
Plain Township
A. EB. Stepfield
Thomas Ie Dague
Doylestown
Sarah Eckroad
Thomas J. Dague
Josephine Dague
Kate D. Sanborn
Catharine Kaufman Et al
Wooster
Board of Education of
Wooster City
Pad Pompan
Margaret Little
Wm. N. Culbertson
Applecreek
John J.amst Dei -to-Simeon ‘Lehmar “i
Sugarcreek Township
Jessa L. Wilhelm
Frank W. Miller
Walter J. Mullins
Board of Education
Walter J Mullins
Alton Alleman
Henry Alleman
Orrville official honored with retirement gift chair
Presented with a chair to Warren Ramsey of Orrville after he retired from the county commissioners on Wednesday. County officials and friends organized the presentation with Prosecutor Weygandt delivering the speech. Ramsey expressed appreciation as remarks complimented his service from Judge Eason, H. Mowery, John Harrison, S. Lehman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Ramsey
Orrville
Board of County Commissioners
Ramsey Swags
Weygandt
Ramsey
B. Eason
H. H. Mowery
John Harrison
8. I. Lehman
Sprague homestead sold to A B for mining offices
The Sprague homestead and business rooms at West Liberty and Walnut were bought Thursday afternoon by A B. George W. Spangler conducted the sale. The buyer declined to discuss details but indicated plans to later erect a structure for use as headquarters for the Bix Eagles Mining Company at the north end of the lots on North Walnut Street.
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Sprague
West Liberty
Walnut Streets
A. B
George W. Spangler
Lee
Pepee
Bix Eagles Mining Company
Walnut Street
Former Wooster Girl Nellie Vaughan Joins Saunders Concert
Nellie Louise Vaughan, Detroit born contralto, will join the Nellie Peck Saunders Concert company as second contralto in a ladies’ quartet. She has sung as soloist at Forest Avenue Presbyterian Church for a year and debuted Friday night at Harmonie hall for Eastern High School’s benefit, to praise and warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Nellie Louise Vaughan
Nellie Peck Saunders
Miss Vaughan
Forest Avenue Presbyterian Church
Saunders Company
Harmonie Hall
Eastern High School
Wooster Sand Faces Hurdle in Quarry Shipment Order
The Wooster Sand and Stone company received an order for 100 carloads of red sandstone this week but railroad track limitations at the quarries prevent accepting the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Sand and Stone Company
Letter to Dr. Pierce Sparks New Health Claim
A late 19th century notice invites sick women to consult Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo by letter for his Favorite Prescription. It touts private correspondence and urges readers to share personal health details for relief from backaches headaches and other female ailments. The testimonial cites a Lake Washington resident claiming rapid improvement after following the doctor’s regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Aigtena Scholtz
Lake ‘Washington
Fierce
Wooster Teen Guesses State Vote. Wins Big Cash Prize
In Wayne county many estimated the secretary of state vote in the latest contest carried by the Cincinnati Enquirer. Fifteen year old Sylvan Keller of Akron guessed 11,467 exactly, matching the official total set by the secretary of state. If no other correct guesses exist he will receive most of the $24,000 prize. others may share if additional exact matches are found.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Cincinnati Enquirer
Akron Democrat
Sylvan Keller
Palace Drug Company
Akron
Erie Beart
Insara
Sylvan
The
Enquirer
Secretary of State
Aftenoon
Kellar
Pennsylvania
Denison
Deer and bear chase in California wilderness letter
Glen Hanna, Wooster native, writes from Oakland California about a strenuous hunting trip with six companions. They hunted for deer and bear, describing grand trout streams, daunting canyons, lost camps, and perils of pack travel. One hunter chased a cub bear, but the mother led to safety after a tense night in a tree.
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Glenn Hanna
Oakland
Cal
Dog
Gunn
Jeffries
Hejl’s Hole
Unhappy Hooligan Heads to Keene After Bird Talk Incident
A wandering man, claiming to talk with birds, tramped along the old State road through Coshocton, Millersburg, and Wooster. Near Keene he confronted residents who fled, and Constable Chapman along with Oblinger transported him to the county jail. He said the birds bothered him and that one side was paralyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
EK Oon
Chapman
Night watchman suffers broken hip in plant accident
Charles Hanna, night watchman at Pocick Glass Works, fell from a track area during a foggy night. He sustained a broken left thigh and hip, with severe pain, after slipping on wet ground. He was attended by Dr. Braden and Dr. Stoll, and confined to bed for weeks.
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Charles Hanna
Pocick Glass Works
Hanna
Pennsyvana
Ible
Sie T
Drinnen
Mr Hanna
Sen Tably
Mr. Hanna
Ira Droz
West Liberty Street
D. Braden
Braden
H. Stoll
Jack the Hugger in Wooster Traps Victim in Hall
Police pursue a suspect after a man known as Jack the Hugger attacked a young woman in a well lit Wooster hallway, turning off the gas to amplify fear. The assailant fled after her screams drew help, and officers seek identification to arrest the person responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack the Hugger
Wooster
Ashland man Clyde Holmes undergoes appendicitis operation
Clyde Holmes, 25, of Cleveland avenue Ashland, underwent an appendix removal for appendicitis on Tuesday forenoon November 18. The anonymous report states the operation removed the appendix and abnormal formations and he rests easily, expected to recover swiftly. His mother, who had a similar operation three years ago by Dr. Sherick, witnessed the procedure along with his parents at Piedmont Home, Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Holmes
Cleveland Avenue
Ashland
Piednant
Wayne County
Holmes
Sherick
Church rededicated at West Salem M E Church
The West Salem A Dka Methodist Episcopal church was rededicated on Sunday November 16 with new carpet in walls and ceiling fresh graining inside and white paint outside A stone platform was built replacing the old wooden one A total of 225 dollars was needed to clear the debt and 470 dollars was raised The remaining funds will convert the basement into a dining parlor for the ladies A large crowd attended
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Dka Methodist Episcopal Church
West Salem
Electric railroad planned between Mansfield and Ashland
Proponents say a new electric traction line will run from Mansfield toward Ashland, securing rights of way in Richland and Ashland counties. Farm owners have reportedly offered land for the project as promoters claim the Miflin franchise is granted and construction will start soon. Investor W. J. Pentz from Cleveland plans to take charge, with a Mansfield power house to anchor the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ashlands
Wooster Sarer
Richland
Ashland
Miflin
W. J. Pentz
Cleveland
Farm barn blaze destroys Major farm contents
John Major lives three miles west of the city on the old McAfee farm. Friday night between 8 and 9 o clock his barn and most contents burned, believed incendiary. Horses cattle sheep and many chickens saved or cremated. hay wheat oats harness and tools all lost. heavy financial loss to Major.
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John Major
McAfee
Major Joss
Major
Immense four story mill being erected near Millersburg
A Millersburg special to the Cleveland Leader reports the Worst Sand and Stone company is constructing an immense four story building three miles south of town. When done it will house two large steam boilers an engine and heavy stone crushing machinery to supply the new phonograph factory now under construction.
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Millersburg
Cleveland
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Testimonials From Patients
Long seated head and nerve ailments eased after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. A Minneapolis man recovered from crippling headaches and nervous prostration while a Duluth woman reported swift relief after seven bottles. Both advertise the remedy and offer free literature from Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Bucknell
Oakland Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
W. A. Thompson
Duluth
Dr. Mile
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elchast
Ind
Detroit Free Press aside from opposition to Heikerships
A mixed editorial note references Mr. Helfield’s unclear qualifications for the role and lists a journalistical mix of traits. It mentions Detroit Journal President Diaz of Mexico and hints at retirement. It also cites Salt Lake Tribune and Washington Times Service with brief, fragmented items about a wildcat killer and a new data rate.
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Detroit” Free Presss
New York Sun
Elfield
Detroit Journal
Diaz
Mexico
Salt Lake Tribune
Stock Exchange
Washington Times
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FlenGoples
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
USA
Lanbach & & Boyd
Cynan
Droge ‘Pats
ELY Brothers
Warren Streat
New York
Mong
Pri
Bian
Ts'stove
Wayne
President Roosevelt
Aoe Ic
Sass Sener
Glass Works
the Victin
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Hoster
Jacob Fischer
Frick Memorial
ONIO
Clorad
Rocky Island System
Springs
Xin Anita
Denver
Rocky Mountain Limited
Colora
Daffy
Anton
Durgiolee Bivigivee
Colorado
Pnéumonis
Perry Davis
Ae Kat
Erm
What Is
Castoria
DR. M
SI A Il, MI
HOTEL
Archer
Pals
Morca
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