Wooster scenes and social notes from October events
The column details local happenings in Wooster including church sales, a rummage by Baptist ladies on Oct 19 and 20, and a maple Grove church entertainment with Veda Brendle. It notes Miss Sylsia Kane’s Detroit arrival, staff changes at several firms, a nursery company push to stay local, and a new 196 acre purchase by Harvey Hardy near West Salem.
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Aeury Koheiser
Ira Droz
Lorain
Maple Grove Church
Misa Veda Brendle
Oratory
Miss Kane
Detrat
Wooster Nursery Co
Wooster Nursery
Alliance Wrecker
Wooster
Minglewood
W A. Wiler
Tuk Harvey Hardy
Isaac Mano
West Salem
Low Rates to California by Baltimore & Ohio Rail
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California
Baltimore & Obd
Applecreek Notes From Applecreek News Dated Oct 16
Miss Artie Litley visited Orrville and attended the fair. Mrs. Frank Santera and William Hoover with family return from Akron and Barberton. Mr. Hoover improves in health. Orrin Kindig and wife visited Lucy Bott’s home. Elven Lunell of Crestline came to see his parents. Mrs. Elizabeth Moors and Miss Edith Maurer returned from Marion where the state convention was held as delegates from the Applecreek society. James Vangilder and daughter Miss Jenata and Charley from Plymouth Ind visited Vance Knox. WC T U monthly meeting set for Oct 20 at Mrs Ella Mackey’s home. Good attendance urged.
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Applecreke
Artie Litley
Orrville
H Ram
Sanrera
William Hover
Howe
Akron
Barberton
Hoover
Heaith Orrin Kindig
Ncw Reno
Lucy Bott
Elven Luncell
Crestline
Watson Lungell
Elizabeth Moors
Edith Maurer
Marion
W. UL. U
Applecreek Society
James Vangilder
Jenata Ann Charley
Plymouth
Ind
Vance Knox
Fire destroys Villard stable in Mt. Eaton Sunday
Fire field arrived at 7 p m to find S H Villard’s stable burned with most contents lost. A cow perished in the blaze and insurance coverage was only partial. The report notes the Pure Food and Drug Law will label cough cures with narcotics while Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure remains unregulated and promoted as safe for children.
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Mt. Eaton
S. H. Villard
John Villard
Dr Shoop
Shoop
Shoop’s
Bixler Modern Pharmacy
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