County disbursements itemized by commissioners listing fees and works
The county commissioners approved numerous payments including clerk fees 47.05 for J Harrold bridge work 8. Janis Taggart land for public highway 5 E B Childs levee for April creek 10 Wayne County Democrat printing 244.75 Andrew Reiman roding 1 C L Huffman Ihe A Specht supplies for specific office 10.17 Chas Zariong coroner's inquest joint 25 27 Ranson Swagies bridge work 12.50 Stark County Workhouse boarding county nets 30.04 Hal Levera building abutment 83 Sol Levera concrete floor 45.70 Miller Bros and Tattle iron rods 1 Ella Landers stenographic work 5 Andrew Reiman rodman 1 Geo Havanatein road superintendent 90 C W Kinter bridge work 6 18 Teeple Printing Co letter heads 275
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Harrold
Johinson
Janis Taggart
B Childs
Wayne County
Andrew Relman
C L Huffman
Ihe
A. Specht
Speifi
Sunday Visits and Travels Around Huntington Area
Ot 22 Lee Miller of Huntington Tod spent Sunday with friends here Mrs Sara Baker visiting friends in Wadsworth and Cleveland this week Mrs Walton and daughter Mabel of Creaton visited Cliff Eby Sunday Mr and Mrs Bennin Repy and child of Barberton called at Wm Collars Sunday Ed Veteler of North Lawrence was here the first of the week Mrs Rille O Harra and son tiny and daughter Lola of Galion visited here last week The Misses Edon Sigrist and Nancy Conard away over Sunday Sigrist at home in Duonee and Miss Coward went to Centrville Mrs Swithh wood children of Millers Bare visited Jos Garver in the first of the week C A Mellen of Creston was in town on Menney Rev M B Mead and his niece Miss Lola Mead went to Srenudonville the first of the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Miller
Huntington
Tod
Sara Baker
Wadsworth
Cleveland
Walton
Mabel
Creaton
Cliff Eby
Bennin Repy
Little Child
Barberton
Collars
Ed Veteler
North Lawrence
Rille O'Harra
Tiny
Lola
Galion
Edon Sigrist
Nancy Conard
Sanday Mass
Duonee
M. B. Mead
Lola Mead
Srenudonville
Oct 22 Social Roundup from Oak Chapel Area
The Stevens meat market exchange hosted by Oak Chapel M. church ladies drew good patronage. Visits included Vesley Warner with Mra. Wesley Warner and Raine Jane Machair at West Salem. Mrs Link Swarts entertained ten playmates for a Thursday afternoon with supper. Glenn Y Warner, Londonville high school principal, home for Sunday. William Wyke optimistic on streetcar right of way. Day school opened with Prof. J A Stauffer and Vera Sidle assisting. Township convention at Maple Grove October 26 urged strong Sunday school turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Oak Chapel
M. Church
Laet Mere
Vesley Warner
M. Dennia
Canaat
Raine Jane Macbaor
Ottren
West Salem
Edgar Warner
Link Swarts
Ee Achevita
Glenn Y Warner
Hiev School
Londonville
William Wyke
J. A. Stauffer
Vera Sidle
Maple Grove
Local notes from Millersburg and surrounding towns
Barnabart and Zimmerman stock goods and invite customers to visit. Mrs J B Ocker visits relatives in Millersburg. Mrs Piper stayed in Reedsburg on Wednesday. A daughter was born to Carl Grant and wife on October 13. Irene Fortney stays in West Salem. Floyd Specht family moved into the Feters property. Mr and Mrs M L Goverstuck of An yon visit Iya Mussel main and daughter.
Reception at Whitaker home for Mrs Snyder
Mrs Whitaker entertained a large group for Mrs Snyder with Mrs W UO Fou Ma D C Curry and several guests assisting in decorating the parlor with pink white and yellow and in the dining room. Music from Canton enhanced the pleasant event as many Ashland and Orrville ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. () Whitaker
Mites Snyder
Whittaker
W. UO. Fou
Ma D. C. Curry
Geo Palmer
AL Gray
Snoyder
Ariine Lmoad
Elizabeth Ruatson
Harriets Snyder
Helen
Pearl Snyder
Ashland
Brenneman
Miss Brenneman
Orrville
Mines Pant
Helen Snyder
Asnland
Canton
Mwuce
Social whirl at Wooster reception and local society notes
Guests from Maselon Ligu and Muassilion attended a reception hosted by Wooster team captain John Mctwesney Jr. at Lisbone on Saturday night. Local clubs held meetings at North Market street home with papers on London and Ireland and concerts by Miss Cora Hoelzer. Other items include wedding plans for Miss Estella Sprowls and Carence Shadel, engagements of Miss Bessie Lightner and Chas Davis, rummage sale by the Lutheran Young Ladies Missionary Society, and the St James choir club meeting for mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maselon Ligu
Muassilion
Hera
Wooster
John Mctwesney
Lisbone Vo
I. N. Kinney
North Market Street
Classics Club
Edith Yocum
Cora Hoelzer
Swift
Hdna Riggs
Ematine McSweeney
Ireland
Florence Kerr
Etta Crabbe
Estella Sprowls
Fredericksburg
Carence Shadel
Orrville
Ara
Mires Bessie Lightner
Akron
Chas Davis
Lodi
Congress
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Roothaus
Tobacco seized under Sherman law in Norfolk
The Justice Department announced a seizure of 175 cases containing 8 750 000 cigarets valued at 772750 from British American Tobacco company factories in Petersburg Virginia and Durham North Carolina in transit for New York contractors. The action, under section 6 of the Sherman anti trust law, targets the property and not individuals with defenses to be filed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Norfolk
Secretary of the Treasury
British American Tobacco Company, Limited
Petersburg
Durham NC
New York
Aeronautic race for Bennett cup heats up
In a fragmentary report the St Louis air race for the Bennett cup unfolds with balloons and competing crews drifting just west of north as fall night and a southeastern breeze push the entrants. German flyers take bold courses from the start while French and English racers choose middle depths and Americans race high above treetops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeas
Settlement Ends Big Four switchmen Strike in Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 22 a settlement resolved a strike by 250 Big Four switchmen who halted freight traffic to Lindale after a dispute over John Collins’s return as general yardmaster. The resolution restores normal operations at the receiving yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Big Four
Here
Lindale
John Collins
Depositors Crowd KnickKnickerbocker Trust Bank Opening
Reserves to New York Act Twenty two investors and police faced a crowd of depositors at the Knickerbocker Trust Bank. Officials claim eight million dollars in vaults and promise to meet depositor demands. National Bank of Commerce offered aid while directors consider leadership changes. Banks receive cautious relief as market steadies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kraiderbocker Trust Soadar
Nationa Bank of Commerce
Chatring House Association
Jonges
Ratekerhakere Trust
Centtae
Tas Font Ne
Rautekertueker Itta
Charles T. Barnes
Knickerbocker
Four Ladies Stranded as Horse Slows Traffic at Pub Office
Four young women in front of the Republican office attempted to hitch a horse driven by Henry Smiths in a busy street. The horse balked and pulled away, causing fuss as a bystander helped recover control. After one agreed to ride in a buggy, the group resumed errands while onlookers watched the scene unfold. The episode ended with the horse safely guided toward the university area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladie
Henry
Langbin
Pal Ol
Ana
William Groff Dies in Columbus After Paralysis
Telegram announced the death of William Groff long a Wooster resident and county native. He died in Columbus on Tuesday from paralysis. Survived by his wife and three daughters, a daughter of James Tapgatt. The funeral will be held Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Groff
Wooster
Groff
Ife
Mre Grom
James Tapgatt
Wwney City Council Cancelled Meeting Notice
There being no matters of importance to come before the city council on Monday evening it was decided that it was unnecessary to hold a meeting. It is expected a special meeting will be held Thursday evening.
Overruled Motion in Harvey Mowery v Cleveland Co
Judge Eason on Tuesday morning overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of Harvey L. Mowery v Cleveland Southwestern-Trausion Co. Exceptions were taken and the matter will be taken to the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eason
Harvey L. Mowery Ve. Toe
Cleveland & southwestern—Traution Co
Waste weir at Lewistown reservoir deemed unsafe
Bellefontaine Ohio October 22. The waste weir of the Lewistown reservoir is unsafe. Farmers in the vicinity petition the state board of public works for repairs. Annual flood causes damage claims, this year totaling 27000 dollars, now before an arbitration board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine OO
Lewistown
State Board of Public Works
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Meet at Logan Presbyterian Church
The Southeastern Ohio Teachers association will hold its annual gathering at the Presbyterian church in Logan on Friday and Saturday October 25 and 26. Officers listed include C M Copeland of Athens as president and J W Whiteside of Wellston as secretary and treasurer. Executive committee members are H T Silverthorn of Logan, H E Conrad, Galapolis, and A G Deaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio Teachers
Logan
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Presbyterian Church
C M. Copeland
Athens
J. W. Whiteside
Wellston
T Silverthorn Logan
H E Conrad
G Deaver
Card of Thanks for loss of husband and father
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy on the death of our husband and father. The family appreciates the support and kind thoughts during this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AoHe Kipfbk
Chie
Pneumonia Strikes Mrs. W. A. Roussin at Home Near Wooster
Mrs. W. A. Roussin is reported ill with pneumonia at her residence northwest of Wooster. Only one lung affected so far, with hopes that the epidemic may be checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W. A. Roussin
Wooster
Dicenzas
North Chester News Notes and Local Chatter
North Chester reports illness and recoveries with Edward Matty home from Wooster after a milk trade. A scratch wound on Marnold heals slowly while Lewis Howman sustains a knee injury. Peter Stair returns from Illinois to visit Levi Stair and family. Geo Denny and wife celebrate their Hawaii? honeymoon. O Denny reports a scuffle with local boys. Clover seed yields well and Hoatet tler grain elevator purchase by H B Ratt promises spring possession. Dollar wheat and 60c potatoes ease farmers, Albert Smyser regains appetite. Oct 10 concert at Concrees netted funds. local boys perform well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Matty
Wooster
Marnold
Lewis Howman
Peter Stair
Illinois
Levi
Geo
Denny
Washington County
R&r
R&r. O
Albert Smyser
Concrees
Toe Boys
Accident Injures Local Wood Cutter in George Plasterer Woods
David Miller suffered a serious leg fracture while felling a tree on Wednesday. He is under care of Ure Lehr and traden of Wooster. Family visits and local notices follow, including social calls, church events at Evangelical Jefferson, Bethel’s new lighting and Young People meeting, plus a medicinal ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea by S. H. Boyd &
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Cawmll
George Plasterer
Ure Lehr
Traden
Wooster
Willam Bower
Frederick Bower
Sear Heedsburg
Alice Fair
Oda Shirley
Evangelical Church of Jefferson
Bethel
Leys Hopey and Tar Cough Remedy Advertisement
Fo ley's Hopey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is claimed not to contain opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults. Bix ler's Pharmacy and S. H. Boyd & Gotthe advertise this remedy as a safe treatment with no higher cost than similar products, urging trust in its efficacy for obstinate coughs and neglected cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bixler’s
S. H. Boyd & Gotthe
Binlor'r ‘Pharma
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Milliam Annat
William Annat
the Chickering Bros. Piano
Amos L. Zook
West Liberty St. Wooster
Ohio
Elizabeth Kinzey
Lowina Feeman
Leander Ferman
Charles Feeman
County of Wayne
Deva
Ewanti
Wayne
State of
Canaan
Turn Pike
Cobra
Said Gaarter
Forland
Levion Feeman
A. D
Lovin
Feeman
Leander Feeman
Price Russell
W. FP. Keanattys
P.aintiff Wooster
Chin
Oos
Maton Tee Amooth
Whees
Wooster Fair
James C. Fetzer
Florida
Hiler’s
Dr. Caldwell
Burbank
Jefferson
New
Pittsburg
Corromant Tersy
Michaels-Stern
MAKLS
STERN
Mvencster
Michael
Serraiany
Makcre
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing
Michaels, Stern & CO
TER. A. T
Liberty
Qhic
St. James’ Choir Club
Wwney
Cincinnati
International Press Men’s Union
Wade
United States
Sampson
Versailles
Fostoria
Elizabeth Whistler
Lake Erie & Western
Main Street
Whistler
Trenton
Charles Tolga
Marfington and Steel Company
Tulya
Vorys
Taft
Republican National Committee
Mt Vernon
Samuel Sharp
David Rinehart
Lima, O
Mary Edith
J. J. Metzger
Tackett
Psoeumonia
North Chester
Excelsior Hall
Hollister
Nature
S. H. Boyd
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