New Pastor in Pulpit Preaches Pleasing Sermons
Rev. Gibert Symons delivered two sermons Sunday with morning focus on Our Sufficiency is of God and an evening meditation on the Parable of the Penny The boy choir sang admirably and Junior Chapter Brotherhood of Saint Andrew shared in communion Master Leclie Jolliff offered two solos and the day’s services were well received
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibert Symons
Addire
Brotherhood of Saint Andrew
Leclie Jolliff
Local notes from BARR SURNS area and region events
Attendees from the locality joined state fr from this district including H Swinehart EB Steltzer and wives Harvey McFaden and wife and E A Swinehart Switc Rev Hevlow and Rev Munk to attend conferences this week Munk to resign pastorate over threats Patty Jennie Baker returns to Detroit after four weeks at home Visitors at Aren’s country home include John Agere C A Ogden and wife Guy son and Mrs Hannah Gill Rumor Amanda Troxel bought town property belonging to William Darcus Charles Myers and wife moved from village to countryside with Samuel Richard family John Gable works at Wooster Preserving Works Fire destroyed John Emmons bank barn near Red Baw with insurance 1400 on building 400 on contents Nancy Worst dies at 92 Lovina Gable visits Pittsburg schools relatives H Po and C J Gable nearby
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Lattasbur
H . Swinehart
EB. Steltzer
Harvey McFaden
E A Swinehart
Switc
Hevlow
Munk
U Bcon
Bucyrus
Jennie Baker
Detroit
Mich
John Agere
C A Ogden
Guy
Hannah Gill
Adam Aren
Rowsburg
Amanda Troxel
William Darcus
Charles Myers
Kent
Samuel Richard
Myers
John Gable
Wooster Preserving Works
John Em-mons
Red Baw
William Lehr
New Pittsburg
Nancy Worst
Henry Worst
Daniel Martin
Polk
Mohican Church
Lovina Gable
Pittsburg
H Po
C J Gable
Wooster ads and events sweep town in Labor Day week
Local notices highlight Maurer selling ranges and gas stoves at low prices, D E Robinson entering pony owner class, Rebeckah Degree drill set, American Jocks Co arrival, a purse recovered after a wedding, Labor Day picnic in Medina, city council holiday recess, and Art Needlework store sale of stamped pillows and centerpieces with wash silk.
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Wooster
Maurer
P U Rice
Medina County
Rebeckah
Maurer's
D E Robinson
Clarance Nolin
Cleveland
American Jocks Co
Elisa
Methodist Sunday school outing near town on Bowman farm
The Sept 7 gathering of the local Methodist Sabbath school featured a dinner on a long table, songs, prayer, and social games in a Bowman farm glen east of town. Highlights included a horseless carriage ride by the ladies and Edna Edgar’s candy for her primary class. Several locals and visitors, including Rev Mead and Rev Felton, planned church conferences in Mt Vernon and Barberton.
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Methodist
Bowman Farm
Edna Edgar
J .F. Myers
S. J Bentz
Jacob Johnson
Ogden
C. Crush
Barberton
Wm. Addieman
Norwalk
Toledo
J. Owers
Mr. Mead
Mt. Vernon
F A Felton
George Brinkerhoff
Warrensburg
J W. Brinkerhott
Winnie Reid
Pittsburg
Naumyer
A C. Jourdan
Charles and
Clyde Sherrick
Ashland
L M Shrefter
Dwight Gast
Cleveland
C Kratser
Kate Overs
Shrefter
Hazel
Wilson Sanders
Mrs Henderson
Ellsborough
Indiana
Isaac Sanders
West‘anann
Charles Kratser
Chippewa Lake
Reed Whitmore
J. Aukerman
Card of Thanks for Support During Sickness and Funeral
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy and support. They thank the singers for prayers and songs, the pastor for services, and those who sent flowers during the illness and funeral of wife and mother Florence Patterson.
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John Schaaf
Florence
Patterson
Dalton Minister Resigns From Dalton Charge
Rev. J. T. Hoak pastor of the Dalton Methodist church surprised his congregation Sunday evening by announcing at the conference this week he will ask the bishop to release him from the Dalton charge. The well known figure in Wayne county said his departure would come after lengthy service in the church.
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J. T. Hoak
Dalton Methodist Church
Wayne County
Dalton
Sullivan Kilrain sparring exhibition at Wayne County Fair
Sullivan and Jake Kilrain will spar in an exhibition at 2 pm on Friday as part of the Wayne County Fair. An onstage monologue by Sullivan at 4 pm will recount his experiences and success since traveling “on the water wagon.” Free admissions, with a large stage set before the grand stand. The male race is listed on the Friday program. Wayne County Agricultural Society directors push improved dining hall patronage with special meals and service.
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Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Wayne County Agricultural Society
Dalton pastor Seeks Conference. Church Plans Move
Sept 7 Me church pastor Rev J T Hoak announced at Sunday service he will attend conference this week and seek release from Dalton pastorate to rest a year He helped build the old church and its new basement remains months from completion A county local option canvass in Sugar Creek township showed 4 percent of electors signed, surprising many despite Dalton being a wet town Marshal Evans arrested Mertz Tyrel for intoxication, fined with costs.
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Res J T Hoak
Dalton
Rev Hoak
Marshal Evans
Mertz Tyrel
Hubbel
Sugarcreek
Dalten
Social notes from Wooster and Jeromeville area events
Funk, Sept 8 Mrs Jov Selb of Wooster returned home after a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs A CC Tyler entertained Sunday Miss Charity Davis Jeromeville Miss Vera Sidle Mr M C Ebright Blackleys the Mr Reno Brinkerhoof Wooster and Mr Ss EB Springer of Omaha Nebraska honored their pelees Inez and Olive Tyler of Akron Mrs Elmer Ely recently ill is now up and about. Mrs Zenas Funk of Jeromeville visited at ND Funk’s home last Thursday Charles Taylor who has been sick is able to look after his business again. Miss Dessa McClure returned to Wooster after a week with her parents. Mrs Glenn of Jeromeville visiting her daughter Mrs Elmer Ely the past week.
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A CC Tyler
Charity Davis
Jeromeville
Vera Sidle
M C Ebright. Blackleys
Reno Brinkerhoof Wooster
EB Springer
Omaha
Nebraska
Pelees
Inez
Olive Tyler
Akron
Elmer Ely
Zenas Funk
ND Funk
Charles Taylor
Missionary society to meet at church on Saturday
The Ladies Missionary society will hold a meeting with meat on Saturday afternoon at the church beginning at 2 pm. All are cordially invited. Last week guests included Mrs. Wm. Marsh and daughters of Cleveland visiting Ralph Bixter.
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Ladies, Missionary Society
Nellie Sumston
Springville
Utah
Scott
John Kintner
Burbank
Buixler
Cohn and
Ivy
Wooster
Cleveland
L Whensetler
John Snell
G. A. R. National
Toledo
Hanna
Ellis Fetzer
Wayne Township
D. Somers
Columbus
West Salem couple depart in decorated buggy
A West Salem bride and groom left town Tuesday in a well decorated buggy. Neighbors donated bouquets at Stuller livery. Charles Oyler cut out hearts. The couple appeared in high spirits and were ready to start their journey despite lighthearted odds.
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West Salem
Stuller
Charles Oyler
Rain breaks drought hopes as clouds tease town
Weather experts report wind hindered rain with only a few drops near the wood. Drought prospects linger as clouds gather for a larger soaking, while sidewalks tempt spitters despite an anti spitting ordinance. Plain Township Sunday Schools held a well attended picnic at Manle Grove with a hearty dinner, brief sermon by Rev. Mohn, and social games after a business meeting.
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Abe
Man on Car Speaks of Diet Shift to Oak Scented Diet
A morning car passenger discusses changing food preferences after an irregular six month diet of Michigan pine. He notes a growing longing for oak as a replacement to the previous sawdust breakfast product.
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Torida Blade
Majority in Sugarcreek Township Petition Filed
A Dalton message to The Republican reports Sugarcreek township completed signa ture work for a county local option election. Ninety five percent of electors signed the petitions in that township.
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Dalton
Signares
Sugarcreek Township
Court cases set down for Tuesday in Wooster docket
Judge Eason set down numerous cases including Brenneman vs Miller and Quinby administratrix vs Mougey for injunctions and hearings. Other listed matters involve Strock, Kindig contempt charge, and city of Wooster injunctions with Weygandt Weiser and Welty Albaugh firms noted. Also a humorous vacation query from the Chicago Journal about Jupiter’s day length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattres
Eason
George D. Brenneman
Ellen Miller
G A. Starn
Partition
Suiyser
Weygandt & Weiser
Elizabeth Quinby
W. A Mougey
Fritz & Hart
Benton G Hay
Wilitm W
Eugene Carlin
Court Proceedings Open Fresh September Term
The September term of the court of common pleas began Tuesday morning with Judge Samuel B. Eason presiding. Docket reading and case assignments occupied the morning, then after dinner the grand jury was impanelled with Mac Carlin of Congress as foreman and Philip Elisperman of Wooster named as ballist to the panel.
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Court of Common Pleas
Eearnes
Samuel B. Eason
Mac Carlin
Congress
Eason
Philip Elisperman
Wooster
Ballisf
Hood's Sarsapatila Foremost Spring Medicine Claim
In a testimonial from Mrs. E. L. Berry of West Troy Maine, Hood's Sarsapatila is promoted as a spring medicine to create appetite and regulate the system after years of dyspepsia. The ad notes liquid form and chocolate-coated Sarsatalog tablets at 100 doses for one dollar, and mentions a New England farmer's home 20 miles from Alera town.
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Ee Pee Hood
New England
Lerae
E. L. Berry
West Troy
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