Found Dead Near Erie Tracks Burbaik Area
A man was found dead along Erie railroad side tracks near Burbaik with a crushed skull. He carried two admission tickets to the Hardin County fair and one to Farre, with Chase Redecher on a Hardin County ticket. An inquest was held and authorities search for identification.
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Ynan
Erie Railroad
Burbaik
Rome
Erie
Hardin
Tarrs
Morrie Jy
Faber
Burbank
Necene Taye
Borluak
Social Notes Recital Pleases North Backeye Residents
Mrs JOM Kalilaich hosts a recital on North Backeye Street with Mrs Prank Jyysmast and Mr and Mrs John Sherrick in attendance. The program featured vocal and instrumental solos, duets, and a variety of pieces performed by pupils including Minnie Hough, Mary Metcalf, Pearl Becker, and Katharine Sherrick among others. The audience, noting fine instruction and spirited rendition, praised the event as a rare musical treat and expressed wishes for more such programs locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jom Kalilaich
Backeye Street
Prank
Rochester
John Sherrick
Minny E Heongh
Abent Sy
Miss Hough
Pia
Amusement Etchings by Champion Stock Co at Wooster
The Champion Stock Co stages a lively program blending clever comedy and specialties with a large ensemble cast and elaborate costumes. The production features a modern original dramatic-musical blend and showcases renowned performers and a prestigious chorus, drawing praise for its artistry and stage environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choeager
Wooster
Plaster Et Paris
Duryea
Quinlan & Wall
Giatnstyedss
Dan Quinkan
Died of injuries at Cresta Street incident
An elderly man died of injuries suffered in a railway accident near Cresta Street on Friday night. The incident occurred when the man was seated on the platform awaiting a train. The event is reported as the oldest son of a local family, with limited readable details about the exact location and individuals involved.
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Cresta
Edward Gaunts
Akres
Inguin
Ana Duane
Haars
Meath
Local Notables and Residents Named in Dalton Area List
Adams Bailes Howard of Cleveland Marsan T artic of Wooster T A Hamlett of Menominee Mich Meh and rrr Bh B Matth of Canaan Esrnest Bo Wout and Blanche Carl of Shrew Thomas Shankitin and Nettie Keatfer of Dalton John Fo Sagter and Ella Graber of Applecreek Sherman Wyre and Emma Kauffman of Wooster.
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Adams Bailes Howard
Cleveland
Marsan
Wooster
Menomee
Canaan
Bo Wout
Blanche Carloo Shrew
Thomas Shankitn
Nettie Keatfer
Dalton
John Fo Sagter
Ella Graber
Applecree
Sherman Wyre
Emma
Kauffman
Loss of Vitality in Health and Appetite Decline
Essay-like note praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal tonic claiming to boost appetite strength endurance and overall vitality. Warns about diminishing vigor affecting organs and functions, presenting the product as the solution to “the whole-system” weakness.
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Hood
Pocock Reports Bright Prospects for Glass Plant in Wooster
H F Pocock told two Republican representatives in Wooster on Monday that operations are progressing well and that active glass making is expected to start this fall. His father, J F Pocock, will visit Wooster Wednesday or Friday to supervise foundation work for the large new engine, part of which has already been delivered. The elder Pocock, an affiner of engine matters, is particular about factory installations in the firms he serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H F Pocock
Wooster
Pocock
J F Pocock
Grand jury opens September term in Wayne County court
The September term of Wayne County Court of Common Pleas opened Monday with Judge 8. B. Eason presiding. Jurors were sworn and seated for court, with foreman George Schatt of Franklin township and bailiff James R. Mann of Wooster among the officers. Less than half of those drawn reported for the session.
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Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Mon Plavoi
B. Eason
Easa
John Schaaf
Alex TI Martin
DT Frederick Perry Cotterman
A. P
Eshbelman
Russell
Geo
Schiumtz Wi
Rampeyer Threshed 3145 Bushels of Oats in Smithville Area
Daniel Rampey in Rampey er north of Smithville harvested 3145 bushels of oats from thirty six acres with yields of eighty kevers and one half bushels per acre. Twelve acres yielded ninety bushels per acre. He also produced 1007 bushels from thirty acres of wheat at thirty two bushels per acre and feeds many horses for the Eastern markets.
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Smithville
Daniel Rampeyer
Ramseyer
Not Paying Fast at Pocock Glass Works Urged to Pay
The Pocock glass works subscribers are urged to increase payments promptly. While many pay on time, many remain in arrears and the board of trade asks all to liquidate without incurring extra collection costs. Payment is now due and should be made at once. Citizens are urged to cooperate with the board.
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Pocock Glass Works
Board of Trade
Pocork
Henry Burckhart
Henry Neiswanger
Orrville
Burckhart
Smithville
J J Shrock
Gettleman & Swarger
TD. Hooley
H. F
Wonderful Salt Works Visit Highlights Progressive Plant
A Republican representative toured the big Salt Works in Rittman on Friday. The plant is described as progressive and flourishing in Wayne County, employing about 200 people with a daily output around 60 carloads. Water and heat controls are detailed, with modern patents governing processes and most work performed by a single operator, illustrating advanced salt manufacturing methods.
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Rittman
Wayne County
Washington 46th annual reunion mobilizes special cars
Arrangements with the Pennsylvania Railroad provide Quartermaster Cars for the 113th Army Corps headquarters train leaving Wooster Saturday October 4 at 12:30 pm, arriving Washington Sunday at 3:15 pm. Round trip fares from Wooster are 1.00 with stopover privileges. rail arrangements include a Pullman sleeper option and additional connections for delegates and the Ashland contingent. George Van Nest, secretary of the 11th Army Corps, coordinates allocations.
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Washington City
Pennsylvania Raillroad Company
U3th Army Corps
Wooster
Washington
Woooster
Baltumore
Ashland
Camp
Roosevelt
Geor
Ape Po van Nest
11Th Army Corps
Chitin Westarthge
Applecreek Pioneer Levi Reiter Dies at 78
Levi Reiter a longtime Applecreek resident died Thursday after a period of general debility. He had been living with his son Chas D Reiter who operates the Applecreek hotel. His wife preceded him in death and several children survive him. He was 78 years and 2 months old.
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Levi Reiter
Gner
Applecreek
Reiter
Chas. D Reiter
Mr. Reiter
Wayne County Fair dates and notes on business hours
Readable fragments indicate Wayne County Fair set for September 25 28 with remarks about daytime business hours and rest. The text is garbled but references fair dates and possible schedule or lodging notes.
New Pastor Preaches Soul Winning Sermon at First Baptist
At Sunday service Rev. J M Lockhart delivered the initiatory sermon as pastor of the First Baptist Church, urging soul winning as the chief church work. He cited Christ, the apostles, and historical examples urging widespread evangelism and Christian education to reach all people. The message emphasized personal witness, unity in mission, and renewing effort to bring souls to Jesus amid modern challenges. Wayne County Fair ads and product pitches appear in the same text.
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The
Baptist Church
J M Lockhart
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Lockhart
Jeans
Andrew
Christ
Tim
Jesus Christ
Aires
Wellington
Waterloo
Newpoleon
Seal
Milliona
Tno
Gero
Willmar Cary
Padson
Map
Zacheus
Nicodanus
Wwe
Mre Cethium Mats Jeans
Wesley van Whitheld
Judson
Cary
Nicodemus
Pike
Jess
Wooster News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Misadventures
Wooster items report activity across the community. Wm Shaffer oversees an American house bus while Mrs Aupystimgord visits her daughter in Cleveland. Levi Reiter funeral attendance, Typhoid and tonsillitis cases, a horse purchase, and a resignation in the university music department are noted. Additional items cover a Pittsburgh assault, festival fundraising, Lakeville letters robbery tale, and local plan to redeem damaged postal cords.
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Wm. Shaffer
Burbank
Mra Aupystimgord
R—Mcquigg
Cleveland
Harvey Smetzer
Vinton
Wooster Jodge I. O. O . F
Applecreek
Levi Reiter
Henry Ney
Knepp
Ellen. Applebaugh
Ohio RC
Old Ladies
Madison
Mildred Baird
Creston
Brown Book
Samuel Leib
John J Kinney
Parry Cottonman
Honeytown
Perry
Aluendy
Charles Schach
Rutthaus
Forest City
Schach
Geo F Schwartz
University of Wooster
Mlinois State University
Urbana
Ill
Win Watson
H J Tramner
Pittsburg
Lakeville
Weetion
Eclerks
Telephone case and conduit ordinance fight in probate court
Central Union Telephone seeks Wooster access in a probate court hearing with councilmen and city officials present. City contends no ordinance was refused and mandates wires in conduits. probate judge would only recognize existing city rules, not a new Central Union route proposal. The report also briefly notes Elys Great Balm claims for nasal catarrh relief and a 50 cent price.
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Central Union Telephone Company
Wooster
Adair
Attorneya
Central Union
Bell
Central Union Company
Ely
Ely “Brothers
Warren Street
NewYorks
Wooster Lodge Conferred Third Degree and Banquet
Rev. J Deelson Ruhbeck Fred Zint merman and Julius Kaltwasser received third degree at Wooster Lodge 1. An orchestra impressed attendees during theDegree ceremony. Toasts by Rev Neikirk followed a banquet with speeches by Hackett O Macks Deeds Schultz Tawney and others. Daughters of Rebekah Wayne Rebekah lodge hold a called meeting on September 11.
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Neikirk
Bros. Hackett
O. Macks
Applecreek
Bros
Deeds Schultz
Tawney
Wooster Lodge
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Social Notes
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Minnie Hough
Carrie Bechtel
Nettie Bechtel
Mary Metcalf
Mare Ollie Johnson
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Mary Salven
Edna Swarts
May Becker
Lela Lantz
Tgertrude Warner. Murch
Jensie Silver Webern
Ed Warner
Sheatrick
Harry Rankin
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Ben Bolt
Bertha Sherrick
Furst
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Heather Bells
Creare Irwik
Sovia Hites
Jemaig
the Chase
Katharine Herrick
Howard Zook
Mareh
Minis
Heveh
Katharine Sherrick
I. F. Pocock
Grand Jury
Daniel Ramseyer
Glass Works
Rittman Salt Works
Lieutenant van Nest
Applecreek Pioneer
J M. Lockhart
Laubach & Boyd Agts
Thomas Eclectric Olson
Silke ix
Matafight
Clementine Taggart
Calfornia
City Opera House
Bryor Oliver
University
Europe
David Hinkle
Flint
Mich
Jacob Feems
Overholt
Pennsylvania
E P Osborne
Frass and Lee
South Market Street
Osborne
Riley Howey
West Liberty Street
Joseph Englander
Wild
Englander
America
ONE Price Clothiers
Wooster, Ohio
Euclid Avenue
Keene Bee
United States
Sworthand
Transportation Ofice
National Bank
Spencerian
Astoria
Zug
ODD Fellows
Grand Army
Andrew Branstetter
Charles W. McClure
John E. Applebaugh
Washington, D. C
Rebekah
Wayne Rebekah Dodge
Granis
Winkler
Orrville, Ohio
Gooz
J. Winkler
Winkler Morse-Co
Ohio
Ov En
Hersae
Panesterson
White
Marshally
Eslea le
Knight
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