Raude baugh Soliday reunion drawn by 146 at Overton home
Lattasday September 8 reunion at J A Raudebaugh and wife home in Overton drew about 146 friends and relatives. J W Troxel of Lattusburg photographed the crowd. Officers elected included Dr E C Ramdebaugh president and Miss Jennie Acker secretary treasurer. Four deaths, births, and marriages were recorded. Next reunion set for the first Saturday in June 1904 at the same site. The gathering represented eight counties and featured songs, reports, and social time.
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Lattasday
Raudebaugh
E C Ramdebaugh
Lattasburg
Henry Warner
Congress
Jennie Acker
Wooster
Satuday
O () Acker
W A Soliday
Shreve
J A. Randebaugh
Overton
J W. Troxel
Luttasburg
Ida Randebaugh
Madisonburg
Accident on Electric Railway Shocks Medina Worker
Erick Andrews of Medina, a railroad worker near Madisonburg, was badly shocked when a construction car approached Sunday. He was digging a hole beside the track as rails carried current into an incomplete grounding system, knocking him off his feet and injuring his back. He was taken to the home of W. H. Mowery in Creston for care.
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Erick Andrews
Medina
Madisonburg
Andrews
Iaea
Creston
Becoming Scarce Railway Workers Alarm Rail Officials
Railway officials fear shortages of locomotive engineers and telegraphers as winter approaches. Appeals pour into Cleveland Brotherhood HQ from multiple railroads seeking experienced staff. An old telegraph operator complains wages discourage career progress from block to town stations, warning of mounting strain on service.
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Brotherhood
Cleveland
Mowery reunion and Sunday calls in Cedar Valley
Sept 7 notes show Mrs. McAfee attending the Mowery reunion at Henry Miller's in Cedar Valley. Canton residents George Settles and two daughters visited Joe Whitworth Sunday evening. Mrs Switzer and Miss Mary Whitworth called on Mrs Wither Sunday afternoon. Emma Winkler and Bechtel called on Mrs Schonns at Jollytown. Anna Gant improving. S Rumbaugh of Lattasburg visited Tom Winkler Sunday evening. Mrs George and two sons visited Mrs Switzer last Monday.
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McAfee
Henry Miller
Cedar Valley
George Settles
Canton
Joe
Tom Winkler
George
Dr Chase Nerve Pills For Nervous Dyspepsia Relief
A historical ad describes nervous dyspepsia from overworked stomachs and nerves. It touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure, claiming improved digestion, steadier nerves, better sleep, and restored stomach strength through a family testimonial.
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Nature
Chase
A. W. Chase
Dalton Opens Wholesale Grocery House In Short Time
Dalton news notes a new wholesale grocery house planned by Adam Weiss. A runaway wrecked a buggy driven by veteran wagonmaker Mr Ruff. A slate roof upgrade is under way at the Methodist church by church workers. City Solicitor H A Hubbell visited on legal business. Snodgrass planing mill failed to sell. a purchase company may form. Free rural delivery started with carriers Snyder Stinson and Fletcher. School to reopen Tuesday with many foreign pupils expected. Rey W H Hubbell and family farmed Allan Arnold’s land during a visit to Summit County. Mrs Catherine Sellers, aged over 80, mother of Wm Sellers, died. funeral at Presbyterian church. Roy Hubbell and others attend Avondale young people convention. James Root and family visiting Akron.
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Dalton, Leyt
Dalton
Adam ‘Weiss
Ruff
H. A. Hubbell
James Snyder
R. T Stinson
Wesley Fletcher
Rey W H Hubbell
Allan Arnold
Summit County
Hubbell
Catherine Sellers
Wm Sellers
Presbyterian Church
Evs. Crowe
Latties McDswell
Della Howman
Roy Hubbell
Avondale
James Root
Akror
Jubn
Burbank Social Visits and Anniversary News
News from Burbank reports Sunday visits by Mrs. Fetzer and family, Miss Garver and Miss Huff visiting their cousin Ethel Garver, Mrs. Garman and Mary visiting David Naftzger, Belva Overs returning from Canaan, and Fred Norton with sons visiting Lorain. A Women's Society convention in Creston featured four retired missionaries, with Rev J T Hoak and wife celebrating a tenth wedding anniversary.
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Burbank
Andrew Fetzer
Fred
Smithville
Clancy
Pittsburg
Dick Brickers
Grace Garver
Congress
Lilian Huff
Cleveland
Ethel Garver
Henry Garman
Mary
Lodi
David Naftzgers
Belva Overs
Blanche Huuenstein
Canaan
Fred Norton
Sanitarium plans near Wooster with new equipment
Lawrence and partner Dr Lerch announce plans for a sanitarium in Wooster using Bentz hot air, static and X-ray machines. They have not fixed the exact location but will await readiness to open on the stated date. They will treat rheumatism and kindred diseases and prepare rooms for opening.
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Pawsn
Lawrence Fe
Wooster
Lerch
Lawrence
OVERTON GLEANINGS SEPT 9 STATE FAIR VISITS AND REUNION
A note from Overton reports local turnout at the state fair led by Elmer Easterday and wife and Lola Easterday along with Zora Harvey. The Mowrer reunion drew attendees from near and far. Misses Maggie Hutton Edna Gearhart attend Wooster school. Bethel Sabbath school picnic set for Sept 12 in the grove. all invited. Mrs. Elsie Smith not well. Mr. Howman improving enough to hobble out with a cane. John Wasson and Andy Bucher threshing clover seed amid a dry summer turnout. good participation.
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Elmer Easterday
Lola Easterday
Zora Fhe Harvey Mowrer
Mowrer
Maggie Hutton
Edna Gearhart
Wooster
Bethel Sabbath School
Elsi Smith
Howman
Ohn Wasson
Andy Bucher
Married-In Ashland Couple Wed in Sept Evening
Sept 7 report notes Dr Lehman of Ashland and Lena Berkey of New Pittsburg married Saturday Sept 5 in Ashland. The ceremony joined families Lehman and Berkey as townsfolk from Ashland and New Pittsburg attended along with relatives from Wooster and nearby areas. Local notices mention attendees Mr and Mrs Musselman of Wooster and other relatives.
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New Pipttsboarg
Ashland
Dr. Lehman
Lena Berkey
New Pittsburg
Andere
Lehman
Miss Ber
Sanke
Jacob Waple
Columbus
D. ‘W. Musselman
Wooster
Canaan Budget News Recaps Local Visits and Events
Miss Edna Miller of Massillon and Wm Marsh of Cleveland visit in the community. Belva Overs and others seen at local homes. Ice cream social planned by Epworth league. Edna Miller hosted a Massillon guest. culvert grading finished. Soldiers and citizens to meet for reunion prep. Families plan moves and visits, Medina and Columbus fairs attended. Rev Love preaches at Presbyterian church.
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Canaan
Edna Miller
Massillon
Wm Marsh
Cleveland
Alice Stephenson
Belva Overs
Geo. Hauenstein
A. D. Somers
Magnetic Springs
B. F. Hoisington
Medina
Love
Wooster
Bertha Tally
Epworth League
Mra
Dando
Lorain
Ritter Samuel Steers
West Salem
G C Wiles
Tiro
Joseph Marshall
Kate Marshall
Frank Lehn
J Snell
Thos. Barnes
Harvey Taylor
Monroe Johnson
Columbus
Clara Wiles
Millie Lichty
Anna Scott
C B. Whensetler
Lewis’ Grove
L Lehn
Edward Miller
Henry Lehn
Pennsylvania
David Seabrooks
Creston
Sherman Spangler
Jefferson
Walmer
Wayne Township
Scott
Congress
Blachleyville Notes on Local Happenings and Visitors
Blachleyville residents rally around a newly formed baseball team enjoying early success. The town sees visitors for reunions at the lake and from nearby counties. g W McKee, former storekeeper and painter, skipped town for the state fair. The Randebaugh and Houser families travel for the Solidary reunion. neighbors invite friends to open houses and social events.
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Blachleyville
Nettle
G W! McKee
Seville
Bighleyvitte
Sara
Ick
Nathaniel Suliday
Richlard County
Solidary-Randebaugh
William Randebaugh
Cleveland
John Houser
East Ball Thriller Wins For Pittsburgers 6 to 5
The Wooster boyz in the passenger department at Pittburg defeated a local picked team at the fair grounds in a close morning game. Copperthwait starred for the visitors while Zarle and Jones played well for Pittsburg. Bowers and Boegner partnered for Wooster.
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Wooster Boyz
Pittburg
Fair Grounds
Pittsburgers
Copperthwait
Zarle
Jones
Pittsburg
Bowers
Boegner
Wooster
Removal of University Office Ends Real Estate Partnership
Due to the university office moving to Kauke hall, the ten year business relationship between Jesse Mc Clean and J. G. Sanborn in real estate and insurance is terminated. Sanborn cannot continue the work, so he forms a new partnership with Wm. E. Feeman of Wooster to continue sales, fire insurance, and life insurance matters in the city.
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Kauke Hall
Jesse McClean
J. G. Sanborn
Sanborn
Social notes crowded with visits and entertainments
Tuesday marked the third anniversary of Mrs August Imgard, with family guests at H A Ingard home. Notables present included Major and Mrs McQuigg, W H Rubble and wife, Mrs John Leininger, and Dr Hart and family.
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August Imgard
H. A Ingard
Mra. Imgard
Major
McQuigg
Cleveland
W. H. Rubbell
Dalton
John Leininger
Orrville
Hart
Wooster
Harry Irhgard
Imgard
Bloomington
Mrs. Imgard
Margaret Spooner
Thureday
Edna Hanna
Arthur Sellers
Mary Meig
Nova Horn
Roller Miller
Flo Herchberger
Vamel
Chas
Caroline Smith
Bechtel
Pig Bank
Clara Kean
Innoh
Zoe Eberhart
Thimble
Florence Hustler
Button
Needle
Bred Snyder
Penny Maye
France
Chas. Bechtel
Bell
Irene Miller
Spooner
Edna Sttumens
Orah Brandt
Mary Metz
Slow Hershberger
Neva Horn
Elva Snyder
Lucy Christine
Zoe Ebrhardt
Fanchion Bricker
Florence Hostler
Grace Young
Mila Lee
Martha Maize
Elizabeth Maize
Bealah Hough
Harriett Snyder
John Gann
Harry Alcock
Harry Powers
Charlie Bechtel
John Mathes
Ralph Miller
Waldo Hough
Fred Snyder
Frank Whittier
Charlie Farmer
Arthur
Wooster Citizen Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills Word
A Wooster resident Mary Mel Warner testifies that in May 189g at Zimmerman & Co on West Liberty Street she bought Dean's Kidney Pills. She notes relief for her kidney trouble and the sister’s similar benefit, praising the product as superior and urging dealers to carry it at 50 cents.
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Wooster
Mary Mel Warner
North Walnut Street
Zimmerman & Co
West Liberty Street
Dean
Anler
Foater
Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Football practice opens with partial squad and comings
Coach St. John resumed football practice Tuesday with about a dozen players reporting. Walter Nico returns as captain and will likely take quarterback duties. Whitcraft arrives later this week to help with drills. Last season’s backs, end Smith, and guards Mitler and Hayman will wear uniforms again. Spencer from Piqua and Moon from Middetown are slated to join as preparations begin with punting, ball handling, tackling drills, and a training table planned for the season.
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St. John
Walter Nico
Plain Whitcraft
Smith
Mitler
Hayman
Spencer
Dsree
Moon
Middetown
Wayne Township Household Club Meeting Noted
The Wayne Township Household club will meet at the home of Mrs. D. A. Bixler on Thursday afternoon in October. The event features a recital by Ma F and references a quotation from writings of a noted woman.
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Wayne Township
D. A. Bixler
Newsmaking talk and a grand Wisconsin caught fish display
A Republican man quizzed Dr W P Derr about news and manufacturing it. The talk turns to a large mounted fish shown by Laubach Boyd and Housekeeper for Dr A Elliott of Creston. The 40 pound lake fighter, 4 ft 4½ in long, 24 inches girth, was mounted after portions eaten by several locals. Also a Turkish troop train was blown up near Negma Bulgaria on Sept 5, killing many soldiers.
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W. P. Derr
Laubach & Boyd
Dr. A. & Elliott
Creston
Jos
Sofia
Bulgaria
Negma
Smother a Cough Not a Cure Says Ad for Scott's Emulsion
An old advertisement warns that covering a cough with a hand does not cure illness. It claims medicines only smother coughs, while Scott's Emulsion cures old and persistent coughs by addressing the underlying inflammation.
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Scott
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