Death claims Daniel Tintsman noted Wayne county citizen
The obituary reports Daniel H. Tintsman of Wayne township died suddenly at home on Wednesday September 26 from heart disease. Born in Westmoreland PA in 1841 he served in the Civil War and later became a respected farmer and advocate for agricultural progress in the county. He left a wife Barbara Sherrick and son Sherrick Tintaman, with a large funeral at Wayne residence and interment in Wooster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel S. Linsman
Wayne Township
Mr. Tintsman
Daniel Tintsman
Westmoreland County
Christian
Catharine Shope Tintswan
Tintsman
Pennsylvania Infantry
North Ann River
Pennsylvania
Rising Sun Coke Works
Peter Sherrick
Wayne County
Daniel 8. Tintsman
Barbara Sherrick
Sherrick Tintaman
Tintaman
Presbyterian Church
Daniel
Tintsman Reld
Grand Army of the Republic
Rev Johnson
Methodist Church
Sylvia Pennick
Grand Army
James W. Christy
Joseph Herple
Milton Forney
Hugh M.conahay
Harrison Armstrong
Willis Jarvis
Wooster Cemetery
Periodic Pains and Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
Advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief of periodic pains backache and nervous or sick headaches. Claims no morphine or dangerous drugs and safe for use during attacks. Personal testimonials reference relief for family members and ongoing suffering.
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Miles
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College President Bob Campbell Named Buena Vista Head
Rev Robert Lincoln Campbell D D of Marion was elected president of Buena Vista College Storm Lake Iowa He is a Wooster graduate class of 1491 and McCormick Seminary 1304 The article praises his athletic and academic record and notes his departure from Marion to lead the college The piece frames his career as proof that athletics and scholarship can coexist.
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Robert Lincoln Campbell
Presbyterian Church of
Marion
Buena Vista College
Storm Lake
Iowa
Buena Vista
Cftean
Campbell
University of Wooster
Mccormick Seminary of
Chicago
Grand Ridge
Henry, I
Bob
Wooster
May Ibrig
Fire department ladder truck unveiled after paint job
The fire department’s new ladder truck was wheeled into commission Saturday. Chief Kingsley praised J W Lanban for the fine job and noted the blue ladders, new wicker mock, and fresh varnish contrast. A new hose cart is expected to be purchased within weeks to complete the fleet upgrade.
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J. W lLanbaen
Kingsley
Toxi
Laddias
Thia
Kinealey
Engagement Announced For Miss Taylor And Rev Slagle
Society notes announce the engagement of Miss Josephine M. Taylor to the Rev J F Slagle of Bethany Presbyterian Milwaukee The afternoon party at The Junction featured about sixty ladies hosted by Mrs Allen Clark The St James Episcopal church celebrated the 25th anniversary of Rev Stauffer and wife with a reception at East North Street rectory Nearly 125 guests attended and gifts included an oak center table and pearl knives and forks The Ladies of the Maccabees hosted a day and evening gathering with a picnic supper and dancing Horace Reddick entertained the senior class at his north city home with games music and supper A Westminster Church Women’s Home Mission rally welcomed new church families and 87 members joined in devotional and program activities 75 attended the afternoon and 170 in the evening A joint United Presbyterian men’s league and women’s missionary meeting bid farewell to Rev Holliday and wife with speeches and a India mission note A Progressive Farmers meeting at M M Fowler’s Franklin township discussed crops and speculation while Dr King’s New Medicine was extolled as a health aid
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St James’ Episcopal Church
Stauffer
East North Street
Church
St. James
Horace Reddick
Women’s Home Mission Society of the
Westminster Church
Robinson
Ome Mission Monthly
Women's Missionary Society
Men's League
The
United Presbyterian Church
Prof Strong
Holliday
Behiaay
India
Progressive Farmers’ Association
M M Fowler
Franklin Township
Peet
Obituaries and notices from Marion Star and local area
George Hoffer 72 of near Fredericksborg died September 25 after months of paralysis. survived by four sons and three daughters. funeral Thursday. interment Fredericksburg. Mrs. Martin, mother of E. D. Martin, died of cancer at 73 near Orrville. Miss Edith Buckwalter 28 died September 25 in West Lebanon. funeral Thursday at Methodist church. interment Mt. Eaton. Florente May Warner married Willis G. Patterson at Ada. will live in Wooster. Knights of Columbus hall dance honors Misses McKinney and Boeshart of Canton in Marion.
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George Hoffer
Fredericksborg
Hoffer
Fredericksburg
Martin
E. D. Martin
Eshelman
Orrville
Edith Buckwalter
Lebanon
Mt. Eaton
Marion Star
Misa Florente May Warner
Marion Warner
Ada
Willis G. Patterson
Wooster
J. H Miller
United Presbyterian Church
Knights of Columbus Hall
McKinney
Boeshart
Canton
City
Death of Mr. Tintsman Reports Prompt Action
An obituary notice notes the sudden death of Mr. Tintsman and states the president appointed a committee to take suitable action. The piece conveys a somber mood among attendees at the Fat Sock Show and references a collective sense of sadness.
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Tintsman
Pretty Afternoon Wedding at the Horn Residence
A late summer home wedding at the Horn residence on South Buckeye street joined Misses Ethel and Stella Snyder and Mr Leo Snyder of Massillon to celebrate with Rev. E V DuBois officiating in the Episcopal ring ceremony. The couple departed together on the 7:18 train for Massillon amid a reception of gifts and a rice shower at departure.
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Leo Snyder
Maaszilton
Horn
South Buckeye Street
E. V DuBois
Wooster
Frank Rodd
Mansfield
Lottie Horn
DuBois
Snyder
Ethel
Stella Snyder
Wallace Snyder
Massillon
Maude Cummings
Burnville
Frank Ruadd
Bride
Mrs. Snyder
Old Comrades Met In Bloomingtion Reunion
A reunion gathered surviving Co K fifth Regiment O V I veterans and their wives at the home of M. & Reed in Bloomington. The day featured socializing and a fine outdoor feast with tables on the lawn, a service and interments for two veterans. Attendees included several named couples and friends, with remarks on two deaths and the interment at Applecreek following services.
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M. & Reed
Bloomington
Co. K. Fith Regt. O. V I
Trent
Tin Salowire
Anton John
John Hough
Reed
John Dennis
Es Bophaniey
Percy
Appletreck
Fire damages Prof Woodland's Syracuse laboratory
Prof. J. E. Woodland of Wooster suffered about 3000 dollars in losses from a fire Tuesday in the building housing his private office and laboratory in Syracuse New York. The blaze is believed to have originated in Woodland's apartments, causing similar losses to the affiliated institution. Friends in Wooster regret the misfortune.
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J. E. Woodland
Wooster
Syracuse
N. Y
Prof. Woodland
Woodland
Strike at Dalton Mines After Dirt In Coal Rule Dispute
Miners at the Dalton mine of Massillon Coal Mining Company walk off Tuesday and idle Wednesday over a loading rule banning dirt with coal. Dispute centers on distinguishing coal from dirt in poor light and a coal slate layer misread as coal. Officers warn penalties for rule violations. miners argue condition makes strict enforcement unjust at the Dalton mine.
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Mansillon
Dalton
Massillon
Parmiar
Daun
Morrland Notes Bring News of Travel and Local Affairs
Mrs. O Bb Franks travels to Akron to visit sister Mrs. George Gilmore. Ert. Boner moves his family to Crestline for work with Ft. Wayne and Cincinnati Railroad as fireman. Community mourns death of Wm. McIntire on church board duties. Several on sick list including Mrs. Litsineer, James, and Frank. Arthur and wife welcome daughter Gladys Verrell. Methodists consider building a parsonage this year. Youths plan to attend the Loudonville free fair. Progressive Farmers hold a meeting at M M Fowlers home.
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Loudonville
Progressive Farmers
M. M. Fowler
Quintin Gravatt's Poking Case Notes Stir Controversy
A controversial piece by Quintin M Gravatt former Worcester editor appears in the Los Angeles Sunday Times magazine section. It mocks medical questioning by listing bizarre inquiries to reveal patient traits and ends with a grim note about the patient’s demise.
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Quintin M. Gravatt
Wooster
Los Angeles Sunday Times
Gavatt
University Wooster sees record student enrollment
More than ever the university reports the largest student body in Wooster with 527 in attendance excluding music or art majors. Breakdown shows Kreadmen 121 sophomores 95 juniors 51 seniors 48 post graduates three Bible school preparatory 78 third year 43 second year 87 first year 14 commercials teachers and partials 81. Over fifty enrolled in music though many are in other departments.
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Wooster
Kreadmen
School of Music
County pays a list of small bills at meeting
County commissioners approved the payment of numerous small bills this week. Names and amounts listed include Eugene Carlin 172.30, O Brien 2, Bongis 6.25, Buchwalter 2.98, Watson 54, Wayne County niente 3, Orr 78.76, Gantz 312, Van Neat 26.60, Ghent 210, Glasgow 41, Reiman 85, Sigler 80, Hough 20, Lerner 78, Ruggles Gale Co 85, Milton township trustees 162 among others.
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Eugene Carlin
Pareve O' Brien
Hugh Bongis
L Buchwalter
P. «Watson
Wayne County
Niente
Thos. W. Orr
Daniel Gantz
M. M. van Neat
David Ghent
Frank Glasgow
Aarden Reiman
Frank Sigler
Isaac N. Hough
Daniel Lerner
the Ruggles Gale Co
Wayne County Sommetrat
Barrett Bron
Pensions Granted to Several War Vets in Apple Creek and Wooster
J P Van Nest Sons, pension attorneys, announce monthly allowances for veterans and widows. Sarah J Tracey of Apple Creek, widow of James H Tracey, receives 12 dollars from Feb 6 1906. Joseph Kerr of Big Prairie, 9th Ohio Cavalry, 14 dollars from July 1 1906. Demetrus Boyles of Wooster, 16th Ohio National Guard, 12 dollars from Aug 15 1906. Robert Segner of Wapakoneta, 8th Ohio Infantry, 6 dollars from Aug 80 1906. Also mentions Wisertite, Bolie 9 Vol, 100 dollars per month from June 6 1906. Noted farm sale and local property matter involving S McAfee and Mowery.
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J. P. van Nest Sons
Sarah J Tracey
Applecreek
James H. Tracey
Co. E
Ohio
Joseph Kerr
Big Prairie
Co. M
Demetrus Boyles
Wooster
Co. K
Obio National Guard
Robert Segner
cWopsten
Obio
Iotis Wisertite
Armyliis
Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Effective Cure
Nelson Wells of Wooster testifies that after using Doan's Kidney Pills since 1898 the kidney cure has remained permanent for eight years. The advertisement claims backache urinary disorders and kidney diseases are relieved, urging readers to obtain the product from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole US agents at 60 cents.
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Nelson Wells
Beall Avenue
Wooster
Dean
Foster-Milpurn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
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