Wooster News Highlights Local Events and Arrivals
Monday edition reports births, property deals, and civic matters in Wooster. Notable items include a daughter born in Chicago to Harry Strow’s family, Tra Droz purchasing the Howard property on North Buckeye, and updates on public service projects, street improvements, and aging infrastructure. The piece notes residents moving, a boxing of plans for new churches, counterfeit coin warnings, and a long list of attendees at a Columbus conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Harry Strow
Tra Droz
Harlan
Church of God
Buckeye Street
Merver County
Card of Thanks for Loss of Son Hampton Barcus
We the undersigned thank neighbors and friends for kindness after the sad death of our dear son Hampton Robt Barcus and family. Loss of appetite is common. One dish after another is set aside as the system runs down and there is nothing else so gentled for tags Hood sapsaprilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Robt Barcus
Tags Hood
Checks Signal Third Dividend For Bank Depositors
Checks for the third dividend of 25 percent are issued to Wooster Nationals 28 and depositors welcome the payout, noting over 60 percent gains. Windup will take time as notes and assets are settled, likely taking about three months to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Nationals
Theta Moma
Waucs
Burglar Steals 859 Dollars From Walnut Street Home
Saturday night a burglar raided the home of Will Berbert on South Walnut Street, taking about 859 dollars cash and property from the Stevene and Berbet firm. Berbert found his gold watch missing and suspects two men, one tall and one short, possibly followed him as he walked home. Chief Leiner investigated but found no solid leads. police consider a tailing suspect scenario and believe the motive aimed at the chair register and a pocket watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Berbert
Stevene & Berbet
Eranderini
Weelhouse
Herbert
Berbert
Cristady
Four houses planned on North Buckeye Street
Frank Wo Maller announced on Monday plans to erect four new houses on vacant lots north of the Christian church on North Buckeye Street. The project aims for dormitory comfort and ornamental design with modern conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wo Maller
Buckeye Street
Christian Chareb Eagh
Recovered Speech and Hearing After Treatment
A patient reports full restoration of speech after two years with Cream Balin and a Brow treatment by LQ Brow in Granger. Product sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed by Flew Brothers, 66 Warren St, New York. A note mentions Dr Fowler’s extract of Wild strawberry as a remedy for looseness of the bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali Coes
Ty Flew Brothers
Warren St
New York
Loved mother dead in Overtgqn home
Elizabeth Harter Raudebangh was born June 24 1858 in Franko township and died October 10 2005 in Overtgqn. Wife of Henry Raudebangh since 1872, she mothered nine children four sons and five daughters. Survived by husband four daughters and three sons, plus a brother and sister and sixteen grandchildren. A longtime member of the Church of God Cedar Valley she was highly esteemed and mourned by friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Randebaugh
Elizabeth Harter Randebaugh
Franko Township
Henry Raudebangh
Mra. Raudebangh
Mra
Elmer Feeman
Church of God At
Cedar Valley
Raudebanga
No Hearing This Month On Zimmerman's Federal Case
Wagsterites await the October term in a Cleveland area federal court for the Zimmerman case. Grand jury delays, cases tied to Galion and Connell banks, and related indictments push criminal dockets, including Flickinger, Hays, and Wooster National Bank executives, to next month or later. Judge Taylor aims to clear civil matters first before criminal actions resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagsterites
T R Zimmerman
Cleveland
Avast Flickinger
Magazit
Galion National Bank
Tho Zimerman
Plaio Des Loro
Abela Oes
United States Court
Cassie Chadwick
Cincinnati
Taylor
Travar
Pile
Connenut National Bank
Flickinger
Hays
Robert Zimmerman
rOne
Wooster
Wife Seeks Divorce From Orlando W Bott
Mre Lavina Pott of Orryalle by her attorney TOW Orr, has tiled pe tition for divorce from Orlando W Bott of Sherayne that they were wed ded Dec 28, 187 and have two children, Jadeon aged 6 and David aged 4. She charges Bott has willfully absented himself for more than three years and that she supported herself and children. Bott has no property, but an interest in her father Josiah Markley estate which she asks decreed to her free of claims. She says Bott is unfit to have custody due to vicious habits, deserted the children, and she seeks divorce, custody, and property freed from encumbrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavina Pott
Orryalle
Tow Orr
Orlando W Bott
Sherayne
Jadeon
David
Tha Bott
Bott
Josiah Markley
Butt
Prominent Applecreek Resident Responds to Article
The Republican carried a piece about a Applecreek resident visiting an office in Wooster and being mistaken for Marry E. First of Cincinnati Enquirer Circulation. Harry First, Cincinnati manager, writes from Wooster clarifying his identity and denying any hidden romance or lost years. He confirms family roots in Wayne and Holmes counties and says there is no truth to the sensational tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Applecreek
Wooster
Marry E. First
Department of Circulation
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
M Firet
Mr First
Barberton
Wayne
Ivan
Fredericksburg
Applecreek and
Dryville
Cincinnati
Wooster Op Dover
Keziah McCaughey
Samuel
Holmes Counties
Wayne County
Taggarts
Cotterwans
Firsts
Tocuuust
Yorna
Harry & First
Cfrientation
Enquirer
Funeral for Mrs Mary E Thom as Mann in Wooster
The remains of Mrs Maury E Mann, formerly of Wooster, who died in Des Moines after six weeks bedridden, arrived in Wooster Tuesday evening. The funeral will be held at 2 30 PM Wednesday from the Misses Thomas home, west of the city, with interment in Wooster Cemetery. Immediate mourners include J O Mann of Des Moines, Ira T Monro and wife of Bel Oak, Allan Mann, Miss Bessie Munn of Des Moines, Harry and Leslie Munn of Chicago, and Mrs Joe Sweeney of Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury E Mann
Wooster
Des Moines
la O
Harry and
Leslie Munn
Chicago
Joe Sweeney
Contract on Church Bricks Progress Report
A crew from Homer traveled to Shreve to perform brick work on a new church project. The team, consisting of hired workers, began on the exterior walls and noted steady progress on the bricklaying tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerry Ons
United States District Court
John Hostettler
Henry Derr
Derr
Fair Grounds
Eicheberger
Smith and Schatt Grocery Co
Tawmils
North Market Street
Harriet Myers
Alenry Myere
Los Angeles
Cal
Itaa
Patrick Dailey
Ravenna
Barry Jacobs
Tuertay
Seattle
Wach
Povernment “Parverors
Board of Public Service
Locen Street
J .C. McCullough
Bss
McColough
McCoolough
Weasley Conn
Conn Ia
Apring Atreat
North Bever
North Buckeyeetree
Ote Christies
Nor
James Siler
Blewsby Avenue
E. M. Pope
F F OH Pope
Dalton
Anthony Letes
Mra A E Luv
George Thompson
Morday
Ash Jaw
Trends
Ohio
Franklin County
Katie Bucher
Mohican Oil and Gas Ca
Bern
James Martin
Exat Genry
Frank W. Miller
Lewis
Edward Scobey
Akron
Misses Brandt and
Branatetter
Peppernance Club
Vebb
Ping Pfaff
Detroit, Mich
Mr Pfaff
Wooster Brewing Ch
Ore
Will Masheimer
Muasillion
Mre
Maxheimer
Board of Education
Phinmt
Boise
George A Fisher
Mr Fisher
Luscarawin Classis
Reformed Church
Wooster Church
Chaurches
Columbus
Sir Knightte George A Frher
CS Yonne
Lester Lewis
Karl Limb
John E Rosell
Fred Leopold
Revse
Wooster National Bank
Overton
Zimmerman
Lavina Bott
Orlando Bott
Harry E. First
Mary E. Thomas Mann
Welsbach Gas
Lindsay
Welsbach
Liberty St
W. Cor
Public Square
Yepie MO
Commercial School
Euclid Ave
Gleveland
Ameica
SIG
Crercoats
Pn Fu
Cc Gau
Qur Young Men’s Department
Ot Benes
Union
Norfolk
One Price Clothiers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!