Reformed Church Votes to Extend Call to Rev Frederick Cromer
The congregations of the Reformed church at a Sabbath meeting voted unanimously to extend a call to Rev. Frederick Cromer of Columbiana. Cromer, currently serving a mission, has been notified he will accept the call. Local notes report Mrs H H Wirt visiting, a wedding, a funeral, and various social visits in the community.
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The
Reformed Church
Frederick Cromer
Columbiana
Cromer
Dalton Pastor Resigns and Band to Wooster
Dalton October 23. Rev J H Rogers resigns as pastor effective soon. Congregation surprised by decision after two years of growth. Resignation to be presented to Wooster presbytery for action, possibly prompting a called meeting. 11th regiment band to perform for Bryan meeting in Wooster Thursday night. Local social notes and visits from clergy and residents follow.
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Wooster
11Th Regiment
T. E. McDowell
Irvin McClarran
Ames Taggart
A. B. Odenkirk
Shaw in Runaway Accident Near Fredericksburg
A young man named Shaw from near Fredericksburg suffered multiple cuts after his horse went out of control on Madison Hill late Saturday night. The horse collided with D F Albright’s buggy, wrecking a wheel. Shaw was brought to Wooster and treated by Dr. R N Warren. The horse was later captured at William Bucher’s residence, three miles south of the city.
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Shaw
Fredericksburg
Madison Hill
D F Albright
Albright
Wooster
R. N. Warren
Ww. Bucher
Potato trouble in aging shipping slows farm sales
Madisonburg reports farmers struggle to dispose of potatoes due to poor shipping. Town news includes visits and travels of residents Jease Kindig in route to Orrvilis, Mrs. Coppes in Indiana, and Glen Hoffman to Columbue for blind institute studies. Gypsies attacked the town on a fortune score. local chestnuts are abundant but hard to gather due to closed openings.
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Mescisenburg
Jease Kindig
Orrvilis
Coppes
Indiana
Glen Hoffman
Columbue
Messrs
Gev
Oswald and Son
Frank Stauffer
Akron
T. A. Landes
Miesva Laura
Lucy Johnson
Brubeck
Wooster
Ida Matz
Eon Matthey
Will Fritz
Matz
Everly
Burbank
Onur
Oura
County approves numerous bills at Monday session
County commissioners approved payments to numerous vendors and contractors including Wooster Gas Filling Co. Massillon Iron & Steel Co. and Massillon Steel & Iron Co. for pipes and culverts. They also authorized bridge work, ditching, sewers, and stone laying contracts with Central Concrete & Construction Co. and others.
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Billa
Wooster Gas Filling Co
W. O. Myers
Armstrong Brown
Massillon Iron & Steel Co
L. W. Oberholser
John Fordyce
Massillon Steel & Iron Co
Stark County
Collier Printing Co
John Boner
Shreve News
Wayne Count Democrat
John B. Newell
L. W. Ober
Holser
Geof Havenstein
Franklin Myere
W B Srgeon
Barrett Bros
Leaac
Case
Michael Landers
Central Oocrete & Contraction Vo
Iron Force
See
Hauenstein
H. AG. Burnett
Spreve
Jacob Meier
Applecreek
Chas. Smith
Potato crop notes and local visits in Oct town
Oct 8 farmers report potatoes about ready. Marion Showalter improving slowly. Mrs Susie Repp and son of near Garden Iele visited John Clason family over weekend. Charley and Ira Miller Overton putting spouting on Wo Becker barn. Elmer Clason recovering from stomach illness. John Miller and wife Congress spent Sunday with Miller family. Si Repp Cherry Corners in vicinity on business last week.
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Miarion
Susie Repp
Near Garden
Iele
John Clason
Charley
Ira Miller
Overton
Cherry Corners
New Houses Nearing Completion on Quinbdy Avenue
The article notes new houses by A. D. Reid and Max Obl on Quinbdy Avenue are nearing completion with the Ok house under roof and another Reid home on North Grant Streets approaching readiness for occupancy.
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Quinbdy
A. D. Reid
Max Obl
Reid
John Yoderon
Grant
HERE AND THERE October 22 social notes and incidents
Local notices recount births and visits including an eight pound girl for Mr and Mrs Ern nest and wife, and visits by Amos Giro and others. Reports of a trip to Iowa with four carloads of feeding cattle, a horse being found, California plans, and synod meetings. A fatal collision near Danville on the Cleveland Akron Columbus line, and community events at the Opera House featuring Buster Brown. Several local residents ill, visiting, or recovering, and various small city notices and personal items.
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Boin
Ne Ernnest
Neil
James R Cameron
Akron
Amos Giro
Mastilidu
F’a Grosenbach
John Walter
Iowa
Henry Haller
Porrvavilis
Will Girod
van Wert
Grossenbach
Guitard
California
G C Smith
Bolivar
Lutheran Church
John Hedick
Wadsworth
Misa Lucette Wassov
Wayne Township
Stull
Overton Community Notes and Local Visits
In Overton on Oct 23 Anna Smith spent the week in Urville. Mr and Mrs Howman returned from Lodi. Miss Nerva Smith was home from Lodi over Sabbath. The funeral of W J Smith last week drew a large crowd and fine floral displays. Mr and Mrs Gaily Hughes visited Howman last Friday. Mrs Stoll of Congress is improving. John Howman is recovering from a severe bout of whooping cough. Miss Kats Watson was home from Cleveland in a week. Miss Rath Mowery received nine pianos from her parents today.
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Overton
Anna Smith
Urrville
Bras. Howman
Lodi
Nerva Smith
W. J Smith
Gaily Hughes
Howman
Stoll
Congress
John Howman
Kats. Watson
Cleveland
Rath “Mowery
Cattle for Sale by A H and J W Walter
A H and J W Walter announce four carloads of feeding steers weighing 1500 to 1000 pounds and a lot of spring calves available for sale at low prices. The lot will be sold soon.
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A. H. and
J. W. Walter
Uncertain fragment hints at eczema issue in print
Fragment from a historical page mentions eczema and sun exposure. Text is incomplete, with unclear references to a person or event. Contains no readable dates or organizations to identify.
Congressional Campaign Flames in Licking County Clash
The campaign in Licking County pits Ashbrook against Smyeer with labor and farmer support at stake. The American Tribune of Newark accuses Ashbrook of using tax titles to pressure farm owners and extract high interest and penalties, claiming records substantiate the tactic. The dispute fuels a partisan row as Ashbrook seeks farmer and labor backing while opponents seize on tax-title allegations.
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Lickng County
Ashbrook
Smyeer
Coseboton County
Licking County
American ‘Tribune
Newark
Aneriian Tribune
Holdy
American Tribune
Licktog County
Old Residents Dead In Wooster County
Mrs Margery A Law wife of the tga Law of North Grant street died Sunday after months of sickness due to dropsy Funeral was at 2pm Tuesday from the house with Rev C F Johncoo of the Methodist church conducting the service Miss Sylvia Pennick provided music Pallbearers included Andrew Reiman George A Fisher Frank and William Dunkin Charles B Clark and John Stevens Interment was in Wooster cemetery She was born in Chester Thy ppeot lived all her life in the county Age about 75 Survived by her husband The aged husband shared in the loss David Stevens aged by years died Monday at his home on Button death due to kidney and liver trouble He was born in Wooster a quiet neighbor and a kindliness man Survived by wife Stavena Funeral from the residence at 2pm Wednesday Interment in Wooster cemetery
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Burbank
H. HO Wirt
Medina
Enid
Onla
Frank Rook
Hszel Zehner
U 5
Meteker
Rile Eboy
Cliff Eby
Rosa Eby
Eana
Nora Edgar
Shaffer
Clyde
George Eby
Creston
Orlo Crust
Akron
Evelyn Champion
Mt Vernon
W. Snyder
Miss Mead
Tom Sobays
Rev
Mrs. Mead
Margery
Tga
North
Grant Street
C F. Johncoo
M Ttodist
Misa Sylvia Pennick
Nelohhura
Andrew Reiman
George A. Fisher
Frank
William Dunkin
Charles B. Clark
John Stevens
Wooster Cemetery
Chester
Law Lac
David Stevens
Butie
Wooster
Stevens Toose
Sire, Stavena
Husband
Probate Court Bids Records and Appointments Noted
Probate court entries show multiple executors and administrators filing inventories appraisements and final accounts. Hearings set December 7 for Mary Young estate. real estate sales to Susan Hardy and Bert Castor approved and ordered recorded with deeds. Guardianship granted for Ere S Siegle. Mary A McDonald named guardian.
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Silas N. Coe
Arthur M. Wilson
Edith Sullivan
H. J. Sullivan
C. L. Gheres
Jacob Funk
Wal
William Nold
Ella Grob
Nold Hoelzel
Wayne Gare
J.J. Qehiafly
Peter Cheney
Jephtha D Zook
Mary Young
J A Wiley
Vane Mann
Susan Hardy
Royer
Siegle Et al
Gallipolis State Hospital
Mary A. McDonald
Guardixe
Maggie J. Curry
Local Notes From Canaan and Nearby Areas
Canaan reports seasonal tasks as applebutter making continues. Boyd returns to Medina. Efe Datzer and wife plan to live in Mrs Nelson Shaw's house this winter. Stouffer of Akron visited Mrs Emily Rogsell earlier this week. Rev Boyer of Wooster will conduct the Zion Presbyterian service this Saturday. Mary River area noted with the Cogs family near Burbank.
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Canaan
Boyd
Medina
Efe i Datzer
Nelson Shaws
Re, Stouffer
Akron
Emily Rogsell
Boyer
Wooster
Wilt
Presbyterian Diurch
Mary River
Cogs
Burbank
Wife Granted Divorce by Judge Esson on Twesday
Judge Esson grants Emma Daggon a divorce from Henry Deggon amid a formal court proceeding. The article, though garbled, records the decree and notes the spouses’ names and the judge presiding.
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Esson
Emma Daggon
Henry
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