Canaan News Highlights Oct. 14–Orrville fair music and church events
The band returned from Washington and played at the Orrville fair Friday. Prof Phelps of Tiffin visited A. H. Scott. The C E Society plans a chicken pie supper October 25 at George Hauenstein’s home. Lymann Holgington of Toledo is visiting relatives. A donation to the Presbyterian Sunday school library was given by Rev. Dempster and a former pastor. Communion at the Presbyterian church is next Sabbath afternoon. Mrs. Rebecca Slutz is in poor health. The C E Society will be led by Ralph Snell next Sabbath evening. Amos Lichty and his bride will reside at their new home after November 1.
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Canaan
Washington
Orrville Fair
Dempster
Presbyterian Church
Rebecca Slutz
C. E. Society
Ralph Snell
Amos Lichty
Bride
Rally Day Scheduled at Pleasant Home Next Sabbath
Pleasant Home reports Rally Day on the upcoming Sunday at 10 o'clock in the morning. Communion services were held at Progressive church Saturday evening. Cora Martin visits in New Pittsburg. Mr. Hawk returns home due to his father’s illness in Spencer. Mrs. Summerton recovers from pneumonia. Elizabeth Galletin visits A J Martin’s in Lattasburg. Anna Irvin visits relatives in town. D N Snyder and wife visit H S and S. Rutt and wife from Cedar Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Martin
New Pittsburg
Hawk
Spencer
Summerton
Elizabeth Galletin
A. J. Martin
Lattasburg
Anna Irvin
D. N. Snyder
H S&s. Rutt
Cedar Valley
Markets by Telegraph. Charles Curry, Broker
A market telegram from Charles Curry, broker, reached the Wooster stock exchange by wire today, reporting market activity and prices for the session. The brief note indicates ongoing telegraphic market transmission across securities and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curry
Wooster Stock Exchange
Cattle and grain prices across cities for Oct 13
Chicago and Cleveland markets report good to prime cattle prices with steers up to 8.80 and cows around 4.75 while lambs and sheep show mixed to good values. Wheat, corn, and oats quotes noted, with regional figures from Pittsburgh, New York, and Cincinnati for futures and spot price indications.
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Chicago
Texas
Cleveland
New York
Canada
State
Penna
Cincinnati
Local Social Notes From Plain on Oct 14
Plain events include Charles Silver visiting friends and Rev Underhill and wife making calls among Methodist members. Reunions were held at Becker and Edgar Warner near West Salem with several families in attendance. Guests from Big Prairie Springville and Ashland County visited local residents. a horse was lost, and Frank Johnson operates a hay press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Bowers
Ashland County
Eiphen A. Miller
Frank Johnson
Wedding Bonds in Applecreek Area
Ear Greenwald and Wilma Levers wed at Applecreek parsonage by Rev. Patterson. George Moore barely escaped a 10 foot ladder fall while apple picking, aided by branches. Ellsworth Munson of Omaha visited. locals discuss Daniel Jacob and Cloyse Leckey’s Sunday night trips. Mrs. Belle Herman and Arthur Moore arrive from California to care for aging parents Andrew Moore and family.
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Moreland
Cupid
Ear Greenawald
Wm. Greenawald
Wilma Levers
Applecreek
Patterson
George Moore
Russel
Ellsworth Munson
Omaha
Daniel Jacot
Cloyse Leckey
Belle Herman
Arthur Moore
California
Andrew Moore
Local Visitors and Social Happenings in Burbank
Seville resident Samuel Shreffler visited his father George Shreffler last Sunday. Isaac Norton of Wyandotte county visits with brother James Norton. Local families spruce up with guests including Mr and Mrs Dave Wer, Mr and Mrs Wm Rogers, and Mr and Mrs Thomas George. A Niagara Fire Extinguishing company position was taken by Gren at Akron. Elmer Ewing family from Lodyeas hosted by Ishhart. Mrs A F Hoffman of Barberton visited home with her eats, Mr and Mrs W B ape. Will Murray of Seville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Ogden. Kert Kerr confined at Cree last week after an illness. Cockrell, recently located at Orrville, is home. Mrs Reuben Nicely returned from Jeromaville visit to sit up with a sick man. The item ends with garbled fragments from “Giving him Rocky Mountain” and names Laubach & Boyd.
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Burbank
Samuel Shreffler
Seville
George Shreffler
Isaac Norton
Wyandotte County
James Norton
Dave Wer
Reviewpd
Wm. Rogers
Ek County
Sunda Se Ae
Thomas George
Asport Gren
E Niagara Fire
Akron
Elmer Ewing
Lodyeas
Ishhart
A. F. Hoffman
Barberton
W. B. Ape
Algona
Will Murray
John Ogden
Kert Kerr
Rittmaead
Cockrell
Orrville
Reuben Nicely
Charles
Jeromaville
Marshallville Notes Report Local Deaths and Visits
Marshallville notes from October 14 report the death of Mrs. H G Moore aged about 72 with funeral set for Saturday afternoon. John Rich, a respected farmer west of town, died aged 68 after illness from cancer. funeral at Amish church near Smithville. Other items note visits by relatives, a birth to Mr and Mrs David Graber, and funeral of Uncle John ich with ministers the Rey Gérigs.
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Marshallville
Moore
H. G. Moore
Jacob Mougey
Mary
George Klinger
Wooster
Ira Ault
W. W. Ault
Orrville
Irs
Lucy Ault
Jonah Crites
Martha Lower
Clyde
Bluffton
Catherine Graber
Richville
David Graber
Charles Schneider
Near Wadsworth
John Krabill
Near Sterling
Stoll
Graber
John Rich
Smithville
Rey Gérigs
Daniel Graber
Cantort
Baron Frey
John Ich
Creston Tobacco Ware House Sold Amid town growth
Creston news notes the Creston Journal sold to an Illinois man named Swift with plans to change hands next month. Sullager remains to teach music here. A new tobacco warehouse bid may double the town’s facilities. Electric railway work south of Creston aims to finish before holidays with Creston as winter headquarters. Community updates include visits by residents, renovations, and business moves.
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Mia
Frank Palmer
Homer
Will Neill
West Salem
J. F. Strenick
C. M. Smith
Oakland
Cal
A. Dudley Smith
Hattie Wells
Merle Good
Barberton
W. L. Mentire
Mt. Vernon
Creston Journal
Illinois
Swift
Sullager
Suullager
Creston
Creston and Devote His Time To the Teaching of Music Here and Elswhere
Migs Alma Wells
Lodi
M. Wells
Seville
Scott
Michigan
Cincinnati
Pheorge Hay
Gensemers
J.H. Smith Hardware
McGuff
Cleveare
Philip Baum
Lorain
Amy Fuller
Ada
Weimer
Wooster Street Fair Opens In Blazing Style Despite Weather
Wooster’s annual street fair and fall carnival opened Tuesday night with a lively midway of shows and tents. The crowd, largely local residents, enjoyed music by the Oddfellow band, the Silent Comedians act, and a range of attractions including Lambrigger’s Zoo and the Electric Theatre. The Woman’s Exposition in City Armory impressed with its large display of fruits vegetables poultry and pet stock. Overall the fair is considered creditable to Wooster and Wayne County.
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Wooster
Oddfellow
White & Lamarr
Cere Yeen UN
Lambrigger
L. R. Benjamin
City Armory
Armory
Wayne County
Ohio Teachers Reading Circle to Organize Friday
Congress Oct 14 teachers of payasia to meet Friday evening at school limits to organize for the Ohio Teachers Reading circle. Misses Ethel Barth and Edith Lawrence depart for Cleveland after a month visit. Wm Evens of Fort Wayne, agent for Packard Piano, visited relatives last Friday and Saturday. The furnace for the M E church area will be set up this week. O G Pinckley loses horse to colic. Mrs Jacob Snell of Lattasburg visits with Solomon Holmes family. Ross Warner of Rittman calls on Congress friends. Willis Long buys Hurd Eicher property on Bacon Street. Eicher family to move to Ashland county. Profiter of Ashland visits Dr Brown and wife. Translation artifacts stray. drug ad insert appears.
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Congress
Payasia
L Imlt
Ohio
Ethel Barth
Edith Lawrence
Cleveland
Wm. Evens
Fort Wayne
Ind
Packard Piano and Organ Company
Chicago
M. E. Church
O. G. Pinckley
Jacob Snell
Lattasburg
Solomon Holmes
Ross Warner
Rittman
Congress Friends
Willis Long
Hurd Eicher
Bacon Street
Mfr Eicher
Ashland County
Profitter
Ashland
Dr. Brown
Enjoined Sale In Wooster School Property Dispute
Judge Eason issued a temporary restraining order against the Wooster board of education transferring the No 3 schoolhouse site to the university pending suit by Jesse B Wilhelm. Attorneys McClure and Smyser filed the injunction alleging abandonment of premises for school use by the Bever heirs and Matilda Wilhelm, now deceased, who left rights to Wilhelm. Settlement discussions reportedly ongoing with prospects for amicable resolution.
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B. Eason
Board of Education
Wooster
McClure & Smyser
Jesse B. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Brtef
Bever
H. O. Bever
Matilda Wilhelm
H. O. Bover
Peter
Onions and Eggs Thief Serves Thirty Days in Mt. Eaton
Edward Saurera of Mt. Eaton was jailed for thirty days for stealing a bushel of onions and six eggs from W. H. Smedley of Paint township. He fled to Massillon before capture, pleaded guilty before Mayor Lee Grabber, and was sent to jail. Officers noted a further theft of four bushels of wheat after arrest.
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Edward Saurera
Mt. Eaton
W. H. Smedley
Paint Township
Saurera
Massillon
Saurers
Lee
Grabber
Waturave
Cna
Eason
Vermonters Praised for Pink Pills Health Boost
A Readsboro farmer Joseph Chase recounts recovery from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the treatment with restoring strength for farm work at four score years, urging others to try the medicine. The ad asserts the pills cure through the blood and nerves and lists prices and dealer availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chase
Readsboro
Dr. Williams
Williams
Dr. Wila Medicine Company
Schenectady
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