Wooster News Highlights and Local Incidents
A busy clipping of Wooster and surrounding towns reports water supply strain and fire department activity, a notable rescue of a baby life, medical operations near Reedstown, thefts and burglaries in county towns, social events, and road adventures including a dangerous highwaymen encounter near Killbuck and a mistaken identity chase involving Lake Jones.
All Around Wayne County news items and notes
A roundup of Wayne County happenings: Marshallville lectures planned, W D Kosier moves near Easton, W A Worst recovering from illness, Dr Warner repairing his Congress office, John Wecht sells property, John Scholl moves from Canaan to Richland, Wissier’s store burgled of shoes, Apple Creek beats Wilmots 8 to 0, Bart Ginter building northeast of Congress, Geo Freeh to serve as juror in Cleveland, John Gilmore breaks collar bone, colt ran away, Charlie McMants noted pioneer, Springville reference, Wm Tagg dies, C J Robinsett visiting in West Martinsburg, Rich Bratton’s mule daughter Zula injured, Postmaster Luginbuhl rebuilding after fire, recent Apple Creek weddings listed, Ashland News notes on Eckerman move to Marion, Mrs Van Niman visits Jeromeville, Harrison Treese’s remarkable hydrocephalus child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshallville
W. D. Kosier
Dalton
Easton
Louis Sinderer
Jennie Galehouse
Doylestown
Jane E Banaghman
Elton
Rich Bratton
Zula
Jonu Luginbuh
Apple Creek
A. L. Metzler
Mary Harmop
Jacob Hartel
Lizzie Tinffacte
Silas Fraogs
Clara Fisher
Hugh Little
Hesver Franks
Ashland
Eckerman
West Sstem
Marion
C. E. Overs
R A. van Niman
Shreve
Joh Scott
Pleasant Street
Jeromeville
Scott
Bessie
Harrison Treese
Bpringville
Wayne County
Dr Hand's Colic Care Sample Story Review
An OCR fragment describes a sample bottle of Dr Hand's Colic Care used for four months to ease a baby's crying and colic symptoms. The text is garbled and mentions a drugstore purchase and a mysterious reference to Wana's Pleasant medical product, with stray names and incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Hand
Aby & Mica
GEO. M
Orrville forms Choral Society in town hall event
Orrville community members meet at the Town Hall and organize the Orrville Choral Society with about 60 names. Officers elected include President Wintersteen and leader B F Harbaugh. weekly meetings will study rudimentary singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Rrfublican
Urrvilly, O
Orrville
Wintersteen
D. Rrobinson
Mosier
F. Harbaugh
Lorena Krick
Nafizger
Harbaugh
Abbey
Vincent Seas
A. A. Lyman
Chicago
National House
Wright
Stark
Columbiana
Standard Dictionary
Rand & McNally
Cleveland
K. A. Read
Woolster
Norwalk
Wooster
Iss Murdock
Ashland Area Rail Link Eyed To Boost Local Trade
Ashland area officials promote a new railroad from Eddy Clay Fields near Jeromeville to Lake Fork, with Mohican township bonds funding 220,000. Camp plans a one year construction to allow cars to Wooster and backers expect extensions to Ashland, bringing grain, coal and lumber outlets and spurring local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Eddy
Jeromeville
Reedsburg
Ashland Gazelle
Jeromevillé
Woostey
Ashland
H. B. Camp
Yerne County
Eddy Clayfeld
Mohican Township Trusteea
Jeromevilla
Nicholas Glenn
Nee
Muddy Fork
Pone Creek
Lake Fork
Chioan Township
Jermeville
Alexander
Kauffman’s Corners
East Lake Fork
Eddy Clay Fields
Corporation of
Jeromville
Mohican Township
Camp Or Tis
Mohican
Erry
Wayne County
de Camp
S A. Leech
Allen Jetealt
John Heichel
Agatrasteeg
Mr Camp
Prairie Station
W.& ¢ R.rt. Eddy
Jeromaville
South Perry
East Vermilion Townships
Loudonville
Missionary West Dies in Africa Linked to Smithville
Rev Richard West, missionary of the United Brethren Church in West Africa for 15 years, died in Rothbush, Africa. He was the son-in-law of Mr and Mrs John and Catharine Stiller of Smithville V. His death was telegrammed to the town, and he had been preparing to open a new mission in the Mendi country. He leaves a wife who shared in missionary hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lingling
P. Kelser
Burbank
Wooster
A. Lott
Massillon
A. A .E. Taylor
Columbus
Wooster I”niveralty
Abe Plank
Gahon
Sod
Fosterig
J.J. Berger
Mt. Eaton
Uigbee
Cleveland
D. Foote
R. Kt. McDowell
Aaron Beeler
Blackburn
Philelphia School of Pharmacy
C. W. Lessiter
Plaintownship
U.S
A. E. Thorne
W. J. Green
J. F. Hickman
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Akron
W. D. Foss
Wooster Brush Works
P. A. Murrill
Westeran Union
Emmannah
Luzerne
Logansport
Ind
Visi
Dan T. Hoffman
Joseph V. Collins
Paul
Steyvens Point
Wis
Prof. Colling
New State Normal School
T. W. Beingham
Canton
Church of God
Washington Avenue
W. H. Quinntt
la Peane
Council
A. H. Postelwals
Central Ohio
Orrville
Hyéryman
L. Uiller
Kyabul
W. J. Winkler
Stella
Nettie Gailey
Huraday
Crockett
Texas
Art Allen
H. Blankenhorn
Kenton
J Amatatz
Blue & Shantz
Abraham Musser
Noble
Sie Ho
Karl
W. Aichener
J. C. Arnold
Anltimore
Mississippi
Smithville
John
Catharine Stiller
Richard West
West Africa
Dayton
Kev Kd N. West
Rothbush
Africa
Woman's Missionary Society
United Brethren Church
Ite
Mendi
Neighborhood news from Salem and surrounding towns
Local notices and brief updates from multiple Ohio towns. Names include JL Wright of Orville, Prof UW G Yocum of Wooster, Birs Sitala and Miss Hansen with a trotter Bucyrus Telegraph, Miss Kate Hines from Wooster helping care for a sick relative, Mes D A Blanchard of M Hon, G Sumner McDowell heading to Ann Arbor, Rev Mrs Gee Harter and family arriving in Akron, T J Ambrose visiting West Salem, Rev J Baldwin and wife to Burbank, plus Fred Hartman of Wooster visiting customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem News
JL. Wright
Orville
Standard Dictionary
Ashland Gazette
UW. G Yocum
Wooster
Haysville Institute
Massillon
Birs
Sitala
Miss Hansen
Miss Weible
Odfiss Sprenger
Walton
Uoniversity of Michigan Law School
Akron
T. J. Ambrose
West Salem
Baldwin
Burbank
Fred Hartman
Wiooster
lTartman ,&% Co
Tthat Place
Tain Town
Eday
Rica
George
Church Notes and Meetings Across Counties
The week features ministerial conferences and society sessions in Wooster Perry and Lorain with addresses by Dr. F L Wilkins and other church leaders. An array of church events includes Epworth League plans, baptismal and missionary activities, and a newly dedicated Tiffereth Israel temple in Cleveland. Local clergy changes and community notices accompany the report, plus a fire incident at St. Josephs Catholic Church in Ashtabula and a bereavement in Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Woestés
Wayne County
Thz
Asrog
Education Society
Ohio Baptist Convention
Baptist Missions
Ohio
Ohio Baptist
Baptist Young People
Union
F. L. Wilkins
Baptist Young Peoples Union of America
Bethany Baptist Church
Chin
Coshocton County
W. A. Fry
Wooster
Perry
Ashlans County
A. Read
Baptist Young People’s Union
Manstlaid Baptist Association
Perrysville
Irons
United Presbyterian Church
T. W Bellingham
Bethal Church
State Conference
Church of God
Washington Avenue
Beneman Lady Quartette
M. E
Charity Land
Epworth League
Dr Criley
Orrville
East Ohio Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Foreign
David Myers
New Pittsburg
New Ame
Burbank
Wooster Stettist
Joseph E Maxwell
Millersburg
Chicago
McCormick Theological Seminary
Epwort League of the
North Ohio
Lorain Wednesda
Walden Wi
Ashtabula
Mansfield
of Presbyterian Church
U Church
Mra Mumma
Sir
Maoy McNabb
China
Chiton Springs
Ashland
Buffalo
Episcopal Fund
Educational
Ne Tiffereth Israel Temple
Wilson and
Central Avenues
Clevypeland
Gries
Christiao
Cyrus 8. Bates
St. Van’s
Ohio and Wooster event notices prompt local gatherings
Multiple notices from Wooster Ohio outline railroad schedules and ticket sales for travel, with invitations to commandery events. The piece detailsentertainment at North hospital for the Insane and a theater farce at Eaton Relief Corps, plus cemetery views at Andersonville and fence plans for the Frick monument. It notes a Maccabees convention readies to form a state hive with officers elected across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Co. Coshocton
Roscoe
W.8.c
Richard Lanning
Wadsworth
Eaton Relief Corps
Aunt Hannah
Andersonville
Robison
P’ost and Corps
Ant
Frick
Ladies of the Maccabees
Norwalk
Hio
Lida Luster
North Ridgeville
Lydia DeGroote
Clevelad
Aliie Blantern
Toledo
Jessie R. Paget
Canton
Rhoda P Wright
Colambas
Mothers Only Knew Summer Time Worm Powder Ad
An old advertisement urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Powders to relieve children's headaches fevers and stomach troubles. It promises cleansing of the stomach and bowels and worm destruction. A trial package is offered free by Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York with all druggists selling the product for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy
Oo Board of Trade
New York Exchange
Babst Banking House
Crestline
Ohio
Aide and Leather National Bank
Chicago
Milcourt National Bank
Eatong City
Pet Aera
Washington
D. C
Roadway
New York City
Wer J
W. Brown
Beall Ave
Wooster
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Tel
Mansfe E Rubenstéin
Rubenstéin
Columbis
B.A. Reach
Anna Palmer
Wooster Peole
Dalton Relleto
Cleveand Council
Nearther Perervale
Wooster Water Works
James McClelland
Ft. Wayne
J. If
Stall
Geo. W. Kyanl
Mowery
Adams
McZena
Will Adams
Hoe
Nice
George Young
Qine
Common Pleas Court
Edge Dowell
Mt. Exton
William Villard
Herald
Frick Black
West End
Elisperman
S. B. Miller
Millbrook
Plymouth Rocks
Republican
Fountain Park Fair
Summit County
East Liberty Street
W. H. Maurer
Dunkards
Napaunes
Inmi
Defiance
Hicksville
Avilla
Milford Junction
Wheelie & Lake Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Jeffries
Ch &van Over
Bever Street
Harry Burrowes
Cincinnati
Emma Tritt
Amos Young
Alliance
Bott Bradshaw
David Egan
Vish Wooster
McKee’s Rocks
Mary Creath
Ann Arbor
Pittsburg
W. F. Derr
Edward Bromter
Millersburgh
State Veterinary Association
Ned Hobertson
Bellfontaine
Wils. McAfea
Mr. Robertson
Rank Wood
Bachtel
Archer
F. H. Schmidt
Youngstown
W. FP. Snyder
Illinois
Newt. Beard
Ora France
Winnek
Edith Wood
A. S. McClure
Tuscarawas County
D. D. Miller
Jeromeyile
George Kettler
Mariatta
Samuel Bell
Harry Hoffstatt
Julian Jeffries
Lake Jones
Jacob Mougey
D. H. Hers
Wapakoneta
Benj. Eckenroth
Bixler Ave
A. W. Mongey
Charles Curry
Fred Baird
Will McClarran
W. J. McNamara
Lehman
Famiy
Beall Avenue
M. E. Carse
Stark County Fair
Bliss Lula Frick
Wooster High School
Baltimore
Wm Maxhimer
Wm. Augustine
S S. Shilling
Ida EK. Taggart
Grace Warner
Heagesville
Warner
Jay Warner
W.38. Battles
North Central Ohio Medical Society
Ashland County
Arash Des
Creston
Jc Cing
Canaan Road
Jacob Baysinger
Wooster Republican
Doyorestown
Barberton Nine
Chas Hummel
H.hummel
W. W. Garver
E. J Pocock
Jacob Haysinger
Baysinger
Oylestown
Sharon
Geo. Ott
Seiberling, Maller & Co
Hoss W
Lage
Algo
D. Traven
Fredericksburg
Alfred Slutts
Frederickaburg
Tim Republican
Widow Sanderson
Hoffman
George Roth
Columbus Road
James Shaffer
Eli Miller
Killbuck
Daniel Hoffman
Mr. Jones
Mr. Shaffer
Lake IF
Jones
Au Chio
Urrville Choral Society
Forville Crescent
York
Lumbnus Road
Prairie Lane
Pennsylvania d
News of Wooster Churches
Aeblj
Act of 14
John Stire
Rick»ri
Mrl. Smyser
Christopher Larice
Baptist
Weos
Walter D. Foss
B Aimmerman
Lodge Laconica
Jean
Michigan
Pennsylvania Lines
Mth Homeseeker
Pennsylvania Line
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Floride
Georgia
Tacky
Louisana
Mississ Caroline
South Carolina
Fred
Kentucky
Tober
Gale
Bovinlne Co
New York
John Tripp
Ezkielio Scypturcare
Cleveland, O
Hrepublican
Republican Daily
Leetonia
Maximo Ae
Louisville
Lawrence
Bross
Shrevans
Seville
Lindenville
Bas Mansile
Ty Bacyray
Ag SB
Lsc
Lina
Wayne Ar
Warsaw
Plymouth
Chicaga
Valparaiso
Rennet
van Wert
Pittsb
Mansth 7
Tiffin
Alliance For
Niles
Joseph Wood
EA Ford
General Passenger Ag
Penna Fortine Carta
Ans
Pennsylvana Lines
Ripans
Ripans Chemical CO
Fig Honey Co
Laubach & Boyd
Woeater
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus AY
Centerburg
Mt Vernon
Gore
Warwick
Akron Ar
Hudson
Hunday
Abcinnati
Cincionati
Navat
P F
Points West
P,p
W &T
Anton Masarllon
Salem
Ars
Chas.h Rockwell
Pass
Cat Whal Rush Brhockenreoulgh
Traffle Man
East Sulon
Apple
Reek
Peter Troyer
Daily Republican
New York Weekly Tribune
Aintog
Thnive
Nome
NEW York Tribune
Eithie
Tribune
Vane
OFLO
Fera Ls A
Teane
State of
Stock Ok
Broadway
St. Paul
Gerstiers
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