Wooster Daily News Notes Local Visits and Appointments
A long list of residents and visitors is reported in Wooster today. People from Orrville Loudonville Medina and Canton are in town for visits and business. Officials like Prof L S Knight and Rev Dr Criley attend Institute events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Pontius
Orrville
Neal PV. Hardy
Massillon
John Goll
Lakeville
Samuel Fraze
Hfe
Doylestown
A.L. Josselyn
Margaritte
Canton
Prof. FE
Wadsworth Normal School
N. Coe
Price Russell
Creston
Joseph T. Firestone
Columbus
I. N. Kinney
Jean Josselyn
Cleveland
H.L Josselyn
East Liberty Street
F. H. Durstine
Jacob Durstine
Beall Avenue
George Jamnby
Warren, C
W. (. Myers
Q. N. Leach
J. Andrews
O. H
B. M. McDowell
Medina
F. H. Hawley
LeRoy
Fred Heim
Universal Plow Co
Cleveland Stone Co
S.G. Spangler
Plain, Q
Ankneytown
Knox County
Isaiah Swarts
Spangler
Harpster Cooper
Familly
Hayesville
Cooper
Jefferson School
W. W. Criley
Tuscarawas County
Wallace
Albright
George Williams
Werner Works
Akron
Shreve
George I’. Atwater
St. James Episcopal Church
Atwater
St. Paul's Church
John Stark
Mayfield
Mr. Stark
Wooster
George Stark
James Fisher
Will Bell
Harry Young
Harry Promter
Jack George
A. Rt. Walter
John Johnston
Frank Hell
Frank Thompson
Will Fisher
David Stoner
Will Stetber
Real estate transfers and quit-claims reported in Orrville Wooster and West Salem
Recent transfers show Amos M. Eshleman to Jacob M. Eshleman quit-claim on Jot No 468 Orrville for 524. Warranty from Jas 8 Taylor and wife to Gorge Kettler Lot 7718 Wooster for 200. F H Rice to ccann No 34 West Salem quit-claim for 1200. Kate B Peck to Frank Taggett Lot 875 Wooster 8725 with warranty. David W Matz to Philmens Pouster Lot 34 Wooster warranty. Mary M Robertaon to Catharine Robertaon Lot 1081 Wooster Township warranty. Geo Krieger to Jacob and Christina Schaad Lot 046 Wooster warranty 600. Isaac N Jameson to A H Jameson undivided 1 4 7 part of Lot 38 Applecreek quit-claim 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florian Schatter
Amos M. Eshleman
Jacob M. Eshleman
Orrville
Jas
Taylor
Gorge Kettler
Wooster
F. H. Rice
Ccann
West Salem
Kate B. Peckinpaught
Frank Taggett
David W Matz
Philmens Pouster
Mary M. Robertaon
Catharine Robertaon
Geo
Krieger
Jacob and
Christina Schaad
Isaac N. Jameson
A. H. Jameson
Applecreek
Minor Mishaps On Weekend Strolls In Town
Earl Derr youngest son of Dr. W F Derr dislocated his right wrist during play Saturday afternoon. Grover McCoy 11, son of Stewart McCoy, injured a hand after a wagon upset on the way to Picoic. A runaway near Highland Park involved Dr Shorty Lichtenwalder Edward Krieger Romeo Zerrer and three young ladies. three men suffered severe bruises while the women escaped with a bad scare and the wagon was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
W. F. Derr
Grover
Stewart McCoy
Oteer Picoic
Shorty” Lichtenwalder
Edward Krieger
Romeo Zerrer
Highland Park
Social Notes highlight weddings and gatherings in Wooster area
Principal Edwin A Uay of Wadaworth Normal School plans to wed a Wooster woman next Thursday. McAnaney and Thompson’s McAnaney quietly wed Alice Long Sept 1. Long list of reunions, parties, and receptions in Bloomington and Wooster with Rev Hills officiating. Attendees include Stark siblings, cross-city visitors, and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A Uay
Wadaworth Normal School
Bertha Bentek
Century Club
N Ketffer
Bloomington
Theseader
W. T. Peckinpaugh
Flugh McAnaney
McAnaney & Thompson
C. A. Hills
D. D
Alice
Jacob Long
Fifth Ward
McAnaney
North Buckeye Street
Jacob Stark
Findlay
Daniel Stark
Mt. Vernon
J.T Henry
Columbus
John Stark
Mayfield
Geo. Stark
James
France
Daniel Leiner
Wooster
Hugh McConahay
West Bloomington
O. A. Hills
Philip Muller
Yolk
Ashland Co
Misa Sarah McConahay
H. McConahay
Aquila Wiley
Spruce Bt
Wiley
Ada Wiley
Stuart
Brooklyn
N. Y
Halsey
Miss Halsey
Chicago
J. A. Gann
North Market Street
Maud Elisperman
East South Street
Maud
Nicely
Jadies
Fleming Fisher
Edson Fisher
Harry McClaran
Harry Young
Andrew Smith
George Alcock
Ill Hughes
Perry Armstrong
Ben Alcock
Will Robison
Sam McClarran
Naonie McClarran
Etta Bowman
May Wilbur
Daisy Fisher
Anna Wilbur
Estella Eli
The Baby's Colie Cure Advertised Cure
A mother praises Dr Hand's Colie Cure for a three week old with wind colic. She reports instant relief from start and no adverse effects, stating she used it until eight months old and recommends it to all mothers. Dr Hand's Remedies for children sold by druggists for 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upesk Sannusky
Dr. Hand
C. W. Cramer
New Hat Feather Dye Offer at Laubach and Boyd
A brief notice invites customers to color an existing hat feather using Magic Dyes, offering a quick, rich color option for 10 cents at Laubach & Boyd. The ad emphasizes fast service and affordable dyeing priced at ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd
Christian church unity urged at Wooster and region gathering
The Wooster area reports Rev Scott preaching at United Presbyterian services and urging church unity to combat modern evils. Notes cover church events, baptisms, pilgrimages, and upcoming regional gatherings from various congregations including UP, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Disciple churches with a focus on temperance, missionary work, and youth activities.
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Scott
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian Church
God
Moses
Joshua
Adianapolis
Wooster
Ties and Trolley Project Rumors and Railway Plans
Tom Johnson denies reports of interest in an electric airline road linking Pittsburg and Cleveland. Camp's Railroad to Jeromeville expected by Saturday. town to celebrate soon. Cars sighted within a mile of track. if progress continues, streetcars may reach Brady and Sandy Lakes from Ravenna Kent and Akron by July 1, 1896. County commissioners offer a franchise to A G Co. Brice targets northern end at the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking sale at Bucyrus on Sept. 14. C. H. Koser, appointed superintendent of the Ohio South ar, helped push the C S and H into receivership. Alliance Review notes brick building west of the roundhouse, nicknamed the Bats Nest, reworked to host four division superintendents with offices. Upper floor to house road foreman engines Henry Seraal, J B McFadden, P J Conlin, John More. Lower floor to serve as material storehouse for Pittsburgh to Orestine maintenance, with John Hogan in charge.
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Tom Johnson
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Camp
Jeromeville
Brady
Sandy Lakes
Ravenna
Kent
Akron
Brice
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Bucyrer
C. H. Koser
Ohio Southaro
Alliancea Review
Round House
Henry Seraal
J. BE. McFadden
P. J. Conlin
John More
Delayed Fire Response Suit Over Barn Fire Damages
The case concerns Bauer versus the Pennsylvania Company in Wayne Court of Common Pleas. May 30 1895 fire at Bauer's barn allegedly caused by boys near a freighting area blocked East Liberty Street crossing by freight cars left by company employees. Firemen delayed reaching the scene due to the obstruction, leading to total destruction of barn outbuildings and contents. Bauer seeks $330 damages plus interest, claiming negligence and delayed response.
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Midhdel
Fifth Ward
Dohoson & Taylor
Wayne
Court of Cantmon
Pennsylvania Co
Bauer
Aby Iseridus
East Liber Street
The Relentless Reaper and Wooster Obits
A Wooster area death list notes Jobo Radigan of Cleveland injured on an iron dock, plus the burial of Charles Collins in Wooster cemetery. Mrs Brie Lehman of Wayne township dies near Shreve after illness. Edith Kohler and Orilla Kramer obituary items detail high school ties and funeral tributes. Major Earnest dies in Harrisburg, and many local relatives mourn. Community notices cover lodge activities, encampments, and upcoming fraternal events with member counts and scheduling.
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Jobo Radigan
Peter Radigan
Fifth Ward
Cleveland
Charles III Collins
D. W
Nettle Collins
Wooster
Mra Brie Lehman
George Lehman
Thomas McCoy
Wayne Township
Shreve
Misa Oryla M. Kramer
Mra. J. K. Kramer
Weat Litbercy Street
Orilla Kramer
The
Wooster High School
Kramer
Brthers
Arilla M. Kramer
Ter Parede
Baptist Choir
Martha Webster
Tillia Eckerroth
Lula Myers
Mary McFarlane
Harry Valmer
Frank and Webster Horn
Arch Moore
Wil Barnard
Woral
Bank of Roses
Wooster Floral Club
Baptist Young People's Society
Complex interwar notes on crops prices and global policy
Disjointed summaries describe corn condition forecasts and crop prospects tied to weather and markets. Mentions of Germany Japan and Britain seeking favorable compensation and trade posts, with references to U S events on Great Lakes levels and currency debates. Also notes a Hardin County Democratic convention endorsing free silver coinage and repudiating a local platform.
Christies ar near Wu parish fire reports and notices
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local fire event near Wu and related notices. Mentions Ferme Rea Howe, SG era, and Anedic ttle with unclear dates. References to Mete fire, Staite and Rut locations, plus contact details and preparations for a clerical or religious gathering.
German officer jailed for 12 years after theft attempt
Romberg, a German-born visitor to the city, was seized by German authorities and sentenced to twelve years in prison for an offense linked to an army officer. He arrived about twelve years ago, built a fortune, and is a Democratic county central committeeman with a wife and two children. Meanwhile, a Turkish security note promises aid to American citizens, though Turkish control remains uneven as officials respond slowly to consular requests.
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Thes City
Hamburg
Cernary
Comiog
Romberg
Democratic County Central Committee
Turkey
Vasaivoros
Angus
Terrell
State Department
Porte
Terreload
Regimental Camp Arrangements for Company D at Newark
The article outlines Company D of the 8th Infantry preparing to camp at Newark for one week under Captain A. L. Kahns with Lieutenant Alfred B. Peckinpaugh and Major for the Third Battalion. It lists officers, noncommissioned officers, and privates. notes men from Wooster Guards and other units joining routes via Chicago and Mansfield. mentions a Company Clown and an inventor’s show at Newark. and references localization of camp under Adjutant General Howe with details on transport, medical staff, and a local boast about Dr. Wheeler’s Nerve Vitalizer.
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Camplowe
Newark
Thiasfternoon
A. B. Peckinpaugh
A. Lu. Kahns
Europe
I. G. Bryjan
Gunstave W. Unger
Charles C. Roth
Adam Elleperman
J. W. Ames
Thomas Brown
William Brown
Louis Climetine
Georg W. Conn
Conrad
Harry J. Conrad
John F. Evertart
Jano L. Forsythe
Sterling. Fank
Lewis B. Gasebe
Quinten Gravatt
Carey E. Gregory
Henry
Heas
Ira Rh. Smith
Harry J. Stoll
George M. Swarty
James M. Putnam
Joy F. Tobias
Calvin Winebrenner
Harry D. Woolman
Maalian
Charles Roth
Jammes F. Putnam
Cook
Keasy
Bowery
Hod Smith
John Bowers, Jr
Alde
Col. (. V. Hard
Luther Thoman
Edson Rice
Millersburg
Harry Eby, Jr
M. Taylor
J. A. H. Myers
Universal Piow Works
Myers
Mapafield
Fo H
of Shreve and Co
Mansfield
B & UV
Olirath
Canton
Hospital
Tigcal Corps
Signal Corps
Howe
Akron
J Murray Webb
Alliance
Gu'far
C V. Hardis
Wooster
Sasa
Newack
Young Man Crushed After Train Injury Near Orrville Yard
Eugene Oldman of Orrville, about 26, an agent for a Singer sewing machine, died in an early morning accident in the Whesling and Like Erie yards. It is believed he fell from a freight train while alighting, body mangled at shoulders and head. He had been visiting his parents at Clyde, Ohio, two years after marriage and left no children.
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John Schwoebél
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chug
Armstrong
Golden Corners
I. J. Miller
Lima
M.S. Goodman
Andrew Reed
Gerlach
Abe Harsh
Findlay
Jacob Panius
Loudonville
East Henry Street
L.S. Knight
Congress
Lyman O. Knight
Chester Township
H. A. Hart
Elizabeth King
Eva McVaughey
Jeannette Imgard
Robbie Smith
Bloomenburg
Fayette County
Mission of Music
Washington Court House
Eugene Oldman
Orrville
Whesling & Like
Erie
Oldman
Singer Cawing Machine
Clyde,o
Fell Reavily 45 Feet In Squirrel Hunt Accident
Frank Swinehart of Wooster Shale Brick Co. fell forty five feet from a tree while dislodging a squirrel and suffered three broken ribs and grave internal injuries. He crawled to the road and was taken home. a doctor said his condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swinehart
Wooster Shale Brick Company
Moorland
Swinehart
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