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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1906

Page

5

Tattaabure at Summit county fair and local notes

Summary of a fragment from a Wayne county page noting attendance at the Summit county fair, a man from Aenland returning home, John W Jacobs injuring yet showing partial sight restoration, Mt Eaton school work paused for brick shipment, Mrs Rutt briefly ill, schools resuming later in October in some townships, suggestion to start mid September, and a list of uncalled letters at Wooster post.

Frank Ham Misaig Summit County Fair Clyde Thorley Aenland Sy John W. Jacobs Mt. Eaton John Rutt Wayne County

Pastors Beave Village Applecreek Visit Recap

Applecreek October 9 Mrs Smith returns home after visiting son in law and daughter A D Eyman and wife. Mrs Margart Bott and daughter Miss Stella visit Barberton Akron. Mrs M W Numbers and children depart for Seymore lod to join Air Nawhers teaching. Mrs J B James visits Millerapurg. Mrs Savila Heelenstein of Fort Wayne guest of Martha Orr. Rev Wood new Methodist minister moved in with wife last Tuesday. Miss Estella Klein recovering from typhoid fever. Nurse Alisa Floyd returns to Cleveland. Rev J W Boyer preached farewell sermon. Rev Bryer leaves for Iowa. family moves to Wooster for daughters education. Rev J C Smith presents $86 to Boyer. Rev C D Patterson and family move to Wooster. children placed in school. Parsonage visit honors Patterson and wife with chairs. Lecture course by Bila tt Cozine Oct 10 at Methodist church promoted. season tickets on sale.

Applecreek Smith Holmenville A.D Eyman Margart Bott Miss Stella Barberton Akron M. W. Numbers Seymore Lod Air Nawhers James N Apent Millerapurg Savila Heelenstein Ft. Wayne Ind Martha Orr ZT Hobba William Canton Wood Misa Estella Klein Alisa Floyd Cleveland J. W Boyer Bryer Iowa Wooster Danghters Missea Esther Nellie J.C. Smith Boyer C. D. Patterson Whitney Marybelle Mildred Patterson Morrland Methodist Bilatt As & Reader Cozine Smithville Charles Thay Alvin Derrs Alliance Wm. Weible A. K. Felton Austin Kephart Newsy Maude Smith Independence W. W. Smith M. Eberly Eden King Jesse W. King Washington Misa Emma Eyler Rufus Harzlet Topeka S. D Barkholder Alvin Lantz W. H. Hutchinson Mia Martha Hutchinson Pennsylvania Sylvester Stevens Mr. Hutchinson Methodist Church J. Keyes Hey W. B. Judd Ed H. Brenner Misa Sarah Breoner Samuel Eberly Prof Eberly W. W Norris J. W. Houston Ashland County Austin Brant Chester Townshlp Friends Benj. Geri Metamora Woodford County Msriday David Mhonstettler C. Yoder Mra Jacob Starr Georgetown Berne Naval Old Settlers Amos Burkholder Rey Wood Applecreeke BE. R. Horst A. G. Sheets Teagarden David Colling Mra. Collins Fred Webber Chatham Medina County PLC Miscos Grace Mabel Shisler G. F. Huffman Sabina Fetxer Creeton Rev. Wood Charis Messenger Wadaworth John Weaver Orrville J. H. Zook Lucy Leah Yoder Speed Businss

Dalton Notes on Revivals and Local Events

Dalton reports revival meetings to start at the Methodist church in November. A rural mail carrier enjoys vacation in Akron. Quarterly conference led by Rev Keyes of Wooster. Sadie Cemetery association to present The Spinaters' Convention. Four widowers and widows tied in marriage recently. another wedding rumored. Rev W H Hubbell preached in Wooster. Dr Baquderton sold his East Main residence to Scott Camp. Miners returned to Rudy mine after a strike settlement. Local horseshoe players compete against Squire Bolus of Wooster. Bethonants repairing property. Diphtheria quarantine hits the Hean family. four children ill. Clifford, 5, dies Friday and is buried Perary. pallbearers listed.

W. H. Hubbell United Presbyterian Church Wooater Dr. Baquderton East Main Street Scott Squire Bolus Bethoaints B. F. Hean Clifford Perary Feo Woulen

Centralization idea at Wooster No 1 school

In Wooster township Oct 9 discuss centralizing schools at No 1 with Geo W Dunham leading, praising his four years as teacher and inviting pupils from nearby districts. Local notes report Sabbath clinic for Mrs J Wallace, Mrs J M Grady hosts, discussion on pauperism, rain delays potato picking, and health ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Ely’s Cream Balm amid local chatter.

Wooster Township Wayne Township Wooster Green Township Dunham J. Dunham Ooster Township G. W. Dunham Kate Johnson J 8. Wallace M. R. McCoy J. M. Grady Samuel Davidson

Demurrer Sustained in Widrich Adair Case

The case against former eri bite Judge A best L. Adair, filed by Matthias Widrich of Urrville, reached trial and was dismissed. Judge Maxwell sustained the demurrer, ruling the petition alleged a contract against public policy and that the action was time barred under section 7039 of the Revised Statutes. Controversy arose over Spooner’s role, with assertions he represented Widrich, while others contested that Widrich was his sole client.

Eri Bite A Best L. Adair Matthias Widrich Urrvlle Intgerh Maxwell Tuesaday Wudrich Adair Mr. Wudrich M. Lb. Spooner Ada Pooner Taylor Tay Aimac Spooner Wadrich Wet Spourer Wadlrich

Burbank News Highlights Passings People and Property

In Burbank on October 9 Mrs. Jennie Miller visited Barberton and Akron fairgoers attended. Wm White of Leroy and Agent Taylor of the Erie reported activity. Jeanette Smith of Medina visited Mason Cookiel and wife. Savdera and Sanders families from Wellsboro and Gana were mentioned. Arthur Campbell sold property in Golden Corners and bought Will Keiffer’s on Church Street. Mrs J W Brinkerhoff and Mrs NM Mond plan to attend a Masonry gathering in East Liverpool. Dr Boor reported eight large Hubbard squashes from a single vine, the largest weighing 87 pounds.

Burbank Jennie Miller Barberton Akron Wm. White Leroy Agent Taylor Erie Jeannette Smith Medina Mason Cookiel N Savdera Wellspore Ind Isaac Sanders Boor

Wife and Mother Martha Wallace Dies After Illness

Mrs. Martha B Wallace aged 54 wife of J Stewart Wallace died at 11 30 pm Monday at home southwest of Wooster after eight weeks of stomach disease She was a United Presbyterian Church member mother to Mack Wallace Seattle Wash Bruce Wallace Cleveland and Helen at home Funeral and interment at Wooster Cemetery pending Mack’s arrival from Seattle

Martha B. Patterson Wallace J. Stewart Wallace Wooster Wallace Mi. Wallace Mack Wallace Seattle Wash Bruce Wallace Cleveland Helen

Death Canaan Township Man Thomas Ensell Dies

Thomas Ensell of Canaan township died suddenly Saturday afternoon from heart disease. He served in Co K 16th Regiment during the Civil War and remained active in regimental reunions. Surviving are wife Bearell and three sons. funeral held Monday at home with surviving comrades acting as pallbearers.

Thomas Ensell Canaan Township Mgr. Raussell Thomas Haseell Canada Wayne County Aga Bearell Co. K Mr. Russell M. 8. Reed Bloomington 16Th Regiment

Funeral for Mrs Barnes in Frede ricksburg

Fredericksburg October 9 Chan McEwen of Columbus attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs Barnes who had suffered sciatic rheumatism for years and died last Friday. James Yan Gilder and family from Plymouth visited the Barnes relatives. Mrs Nancy Jana Barnes leaves a husband three daughters and one son while another son and two daughters mourn. Ella Snure and Frank Stricker attended the Akrog fair and visited.

Fredericksburg Chan. McEwen Columbus Barnes Saboath James Yan. Gilder Jennie Chas Ymouth Nancy Jana Barnes Suppay Baines Ella‘Snure Frank Christine Stricker Foater Akrog

Smithville Happenings In a Busy Village

Smithville notes mild autumn with no frost and 37 degrees. residents visit relatives in Akron Canton Alliance visitors and return. local church events include a Methodist service and quarterly conference. teachers, officials and families are mentioned with multiple visits, moves, and a prosperous carpet and cheese cloth factory posting strong cider press cloth sales.

Zimmerman Case Postponed in Bank Wrecking Trial

The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the Zimmerman bank wrecking case set for early November will be delayed until after the election because M L Smyser seeks re election to Congress. Obliger, a former congressman, will testify, with secret service and New York bankers subpoenaed. A related Flickinger Wheel Co. suit proceeds on appeal in six weeks.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Uncen United States Sullivan J. R. Zimmerman Wooster Rational Bank L. P. Obliger M. L. Smyser Zimmerman Congress Seventeenth Smyser Obliger Secret Service Ohbliger Victoria B. C

Post Season Bail Series Enchants Learnin Fedale

A fragment from a historical page references a post season event titled Bail Series in a quirky phrase about Woostexabese bells. The text hints at education and festive or ceremonial bells within a learning context. Details are unclear due to OCR garble and missing dates or affiliations.

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