City Council Considers Water Pumping Plan and Sewer Work
City council met with all members present. Johnston chaired as Weiser presided. Minutes approved. Board of Public Service seeks shade tree trimming rule for safe electric light. Water report favors pumping from Clearcreek at an estimated cost of 60 000 and was referred to the water committee. A McKenna Street sewer petition was referred to the sewers committee. Sidewalks on North Buckeye Street were referred to the streets and sidewalks committee. Motion to adjourn passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
C. A. Weiser
Fritz
Board of Public Service
Hubbell
Clearcreek
Committee On Water
McKenna ‘Street
Buckeye Street
North Street
Larwill Street
Walters Reunion Held East of Burbank in Pleasant Attendee Turnout
The Walters reunion occurred last Thursday at Martin Walters’ east of Burbank with strong attendance despite poor weather. Guests included Mrs Led Eberly and daughters, Mrs Jessie Mourier, Myra Lehman, and Miss Ethel Lehman of Smithville, plus visits to Geo A Smith and family. The Byer reunion also drew a crowd at Addieman’s hall, and a baseball game featured the single men beating the deals. A musical recital by Miss May Hoegner at Wells residence drew many, with a long program of songs and instrumental pieces performed by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Walters
Martin Walters
Led Eberly
Jessie Mouerie
Myra Lehman
Ethel Lehman
Smithville
Geo. A. Smith
E. Smith
Columbus
Bertha Bogan
Wooster
Jacob Smith
Bloomington
G. A. Smith
Byer
Addieman's Hall
Granite
Cyrus Young
Frances Iman
California
May Hoegner
J. M. Wells
Caliph of Bagdad
Mary Mowerer
Mary Repp
Pearl Wertz
Orpha Holmes
Victor Schottische
Elsie Cockrell
Orin Sheppard
Pearl _Wertz
Edith Zimmerman
Edna
Edith Gearhart
Golden Rian
Lois Fresh
Maggie
Fannie
Kiine
Grand Galop de Concert
Maryland
Nellie ‘Lower
Shepherd Boys
Laura
Martin
Applecreek Union Picnic and Sabbath News
Sabbath school crowds in Applecreek attended a union picnic at Numan's Grove amid threatening weather. The Al. Steele company performed Uncle Tom's Cabin to a small audience. Local families and visitors, including Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Jennie Gregor, Jacob Rennels, and Dave McCullough, were noted guests at various farms and churches over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applecreek
Numan'’s Grove
al. Steele
I. B. West
Margaret Jones
Cleveland
Jennie Gregor
Moreland
Maruner
Jacob Rennels
Akron
Charles Wagner
Dave McCullough
H. G Jameson
Reinhardt
August Lerner
Frank Beazel
West Virginia
William
Adrian Tasker
Anna
Mr. Ackerman
Beach City
Chas. Reiter
George Hatfield
Wooster
Sinclair
Robert
Creston Budget Highlights Village Social Life and Local Moves
Creston notes include attorney D E Carlin visiting from West Salem, the Richards family visiting relatives, and the Fisher family moving to Sterling from the Erie freight office. J R Westwell relocates to Medina to work at Root Manufacturing. The Methodist church remains active as the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society plans a meeting. Electric road work progresses with hope for Wooster by mid October amid growing business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
D. E. Carlin
West Salem
Ray and
Margarette
Ruth Richards
Lorain
J. D. Fike
Ross Fisher
Sterling
Erie
Methodist Church
J. R. Westwell
Medina
Wenesday
Root Manufacturing Company
J. F. Strenick
Wooster
Canal Dover
Bessie Graham
Denison
B. M. Price
Main Street
Esely
Morristown
San
Lucile
Sam
John McKelvey
West
Buckeye
Ohio
W. J. Brogan
Nerve Pills Advertised By Dr A W Chase
A vintage advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for fatigue weakness and low vitality. It claims the medicine restores energy and brain and nerve function, with testimonials from local customers praising improved health after use.
McFadden Family Reunion at Irvin Home in Canaan
The McFadden family held their third annual reunion August 27 at the Irvin home near Beech Grove Church in Canaan township. A rainy day reduced attendance but those present enjoyed a phonograph program by Ila Smith of Canton, a hearty dinner in the barn, music and recitations, and the election of officers for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden
John Irvin
Beech Grove
Canaan Township
Ila Smith
Canton
Jwand-J
Correspondents Picnic and Outing at Highland Park
The Wooster Republican and Wayne County Democrat correspondents invite their readers to a Thursday September 10 picnic at Highland Park. A morning baseball game between the papers’ correspondents will unfold, with an afternoon program of speakers music and free lemonade for all attendees. The event aims to attract residents of Wooster and Wayne County and promises an enjoyable day for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Wooster Republican
Wayne County Democrat
Republican
Democrat
Wayne County
Wooster
Social notes from Woogter society events and engagements
Dr and Mrs John Howard Brown hosted a dinner Tuesday honoring Miss Ethel Blachley Hunt whose engagement to Mr John Saybolt McClure was announced at the event. The Ladies Aid Society will miss its regular meeting until September. The German Evangelical Frauen Verein plans a joint City Park picnic Thursday. Garver family reunion set for Pleasant Home Thursday with ex-Sheriff W W Garver inviting former associates. Interest grows in forming a Woogter Daughters of the Revolution chapter, with 18 names already secured and a target of twenty members by formation in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard Brown
Ethel Hunt
Ethel Blachley Hunt
John Saybolt McClure
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Reformed Church
Kate Roth
Jost Thutsday
Frauen Verein
Woogter
Reunions Bring County Families Together at Last
The writer praises social gatherings and family reunions. He notes four local families Smith Myers Miller and Browns struggled to find large enough venues. The Browns recently held a reunion, described as happy, and he urges authorities to publicize such events through the county press or other avenues so all Browns can attend future reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way ‘County
Smiths
Myers
Millers
Browns
Las
Mt Eaton Village Social and News Roundup
Miss Aura Schlafly left for California Pa to teach. Luc as Inn hosts Canal Dover guests. Miss Minnette Schlafly attended a Doylestown Sunday school convention. Ed Ruch and John Wisegerber visited Winesburg. School starts Sept 7. Miss Lillian Numbers attended a teachers institute in New Philadelphia. Mrs Alice Myers and Hazel of Canton visit Rebecca Loreauux. Rosson Brown and wife of Mars Pa left after extended stay. Harry Matheit sick at Wm Ketterer’s Canton and hopes to go home. Frank Cabot to remodel his residence this fall. Julius Desvoignes says he reached Switzerland and will join church youth soon. Lightning struck Manuel Beechey’s home but caused no major damage. Born Aug 26 to Alpha Gratér-Jaon. Mr Graber at Norfolk Va expected home Sept 1. Wm Parkenson injured thrashing at John Willard’s after fall, breaking thigh and cutting forehead. Anna Parkenson at his bedside. wife often ill. Master Tommy Thompson Jr shows swollen eye from bumble bee sting. Draft-Thor Doc Kennell disposed of a driving mare by chloroform. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Fred Haller on a new daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Eaton
Aura Schlafly
California
Lucas Inn
Canal Dover
Minnette Schlafly
Doyleatown
Ed. Ruch
John Wisegerber
Winesberg
Lillian Numbers
Teachers’ Institute
New Philadelphia
Alice Myers
Hazel
Canton
Mia
Rebecca Loreauux
Rosson Brown
Mars
Harry Matheit
Wm. Ketterer
Frank Cabot
Julius Desvoignes
Switzerland
Mianuel Beechey
Alpha Gratér—Jaon
Graber
Norfolk
Parkenson
John Willard’s
Anna
Tommy Thompson, Jr
Staat
John Stauffer
Thor
Kennell
Fred Haller
Obituary notices from Wooster region
Obituaries report Mabel Wenger aged 13 2 19 of Wooster area died at home and funeral held at Union church at 2 pm conducted by Rev Hostetler and Rev Grésner. Also William Riffle 82 died from paralysis at Palmer street Wooster survived by wife and eight children with services at St Marys Catholic church and Catholic cemetery. Adam Miller 57 farmer on Quinby farm died after bowel trouble with four children and funeral at 10 am Wooster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wenger
Frank Wenger
Wooster
Palmer Street
Riffle
Willam Riffle
Urichsville
G. W. Overholt
Mt. Pleasant
Peter Riffle
Women’s Missionary Meeting and Birthday Celebrations
Notes from a village page mention the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary society meeting on Sabbath evening, a September 1 event, and birthdays for Mrs. Wile and Mrs. Shott on August 29. They reference rag periods for Miss David Peters, visits by Mrs. W and Peters, and Sabbaths with relatives in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
Saabbath
Wile
Mr. Barnhart
Alies
Ella Aalaman
Shelby
N. Buttler
Sabeeith
Plucky Youth Hurt In Hunting Incident
Bert Wilson seventeen year old son of Solon Wilson of South Buckeye street was injured late Monday afternoon while hunting with Floyd Moses. A pumping rifle discharged while held over his legs grazing the left ankle bone and flesh. He walked three miles home with blood flowing, then received surgical care from Dr. R N Warren and will be confined to the house for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Solon Wilson
South Buckeye Street
Floyd Moses
Wil- 600
Wilson Beame
R. N. Warren
Couple Weds at Scotia Seminary Home in Concord
Dr B J Satterfield and Miss Adelaide Hatfield united in marriage at 9 o clock Tuesday morning in the bride's parlor on East Bowman street. Rev H W Lowry of the First Presbyterian Church officiated with the couple exchanging rings. A procession of fern and palm decorations framed the improvised altar as Miss Bechtel played Mendelssohn. The bridal gown was white and the groom wore black. After a wedding dinner guests toasted the couple before their departure for Concord. Out of town guests included Oliver Satterfield and Miss Satterfield of New Wilmington Pa, Miss Bell of Scotia seminary, S J Hatfield of Sidney, Mrs Rebecca Steele and Cecil Steele of Fredericktown Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J Satterfield
D D
Scotia Seminary
Concord
North Carolina
Adelaide
Hatfield
George D. Hatfield
Bowman Street
H. W. Lory
First Presbyterian Church
Nevin
Grene
Ming
Ulia Bechtel
Dr. Lowry
Lowry
Miss Bechtel
Mendelssohn
Bsbomeisch
Pennsylvania
Oliver Satterfield
Miss Satterfield
New Wilmington
Bell
S. J. Hatfield
Sidney
Rebecca Steele
Cecil Steele
Fredricktown
Ohio
Favor A Division In Jeromeville Circuit
Plain August 31 report: Oak Chapel Methodist members favor splitting Jeromeville Circuit leaving Maple Grove New Pittsburg and Oak Chapel as one. They seek Sabbath morning preaching, costing more but deemed best for the congregation. Also notes visitors and local happenings including moves and farm trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Warner
Yucatan
Mexico
Red Haw
Andy Schad
Smithville
Warner Lantz
Lawrenceounty
Tenn
Jose Mr. Lance
Dalton Doings McKhenny Stinson reunion at Dalton
Dalton O Aug 26 Several citizens plan to attend the state fair in Columbus. The McElhiney and Stinson reunion was held Tuesday at May Leander Douglas’s northeast of town with over two hundred attendees from Woolster Barberton Akron Orrville and Massillon. Music by the Sindier mandolin club of Button City. The welcome address was by Douglas and answered by Ravens Hubbell. A large tent sheltered the dinner and the town papers note the Dalton pottery is flooded with orders and will take months to fill. The little son of W O Fianey was very ill with cholera infantum this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKhenny
Stinsos
Dalton
Columbus
Wm. Howman
F. Schott
Alta Douglas
W. H. Hubbell
Avondale
Dalton Pottery
Massillon
BBC
McElhiney
Penance Proceedings Noted in Anonymous Entry
An unclear OCR line describes a penance or religious act linked to a senior figure lacking identifiable names or context. The fragment hints at ceremonial or disciplinary wording without concrete details, offering minimal factual substance for a complete card.
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Creston Budget
Ings
A. W. Chase
Frank Ackerman
Liberty St
A.W. Chase
Sociaear
Ani Oim
Sean Sea
Tae Sen
NEW Pittsborg
William Anna
William Annat
Bert Wilson
Miss Hatfield
B. J. Satterfield
Oak Chapel
Bai
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