Judge Grants Emma Meahl Divorce in Wooster Court
Judge S B Eason granted Mrs Emma Meahl a divorce from Amos Meahl of Wooster on grounds of gross neglect and cruelty. The court awarded custody of five minor children to Mrs Meahl and ordered $10 monthly child support. Meahl did not contest. soon after, two younger children were reportedly taken by him and threats made, with notice issued restraining interference.
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S. B. Eason
Emma Meahl
Amos Meahl
Wooster
Meashi
Meahl
Mrs. Meahl
University opens Wooster term with strong attendance
Wooster University opened for the fall and winter term on Wednesday. The flow of collegians into the city throughout the day indicated attendance would equal or surpass last year’s figures.
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Wooster University
Babe Fatally Burned In Fredericksburg Tragedy
In Fredericksburg a two year old boy, Georgie Slutz, died after a match ignited his clothing causing a fatal fire. His mother, Mrs Slutz, burned her hands extinguishing the flames. The incident occurred as the child reportedly climbed to a dresser to reach a match. The belt on the child’s clothing exploded from the heat. Funeral is scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Methodist church.
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Fredericksburg
Ba. In
Georgie
Alfred Slutz
Canaan Social Notes and Local Visits
Canaan residents report Gail Baker returning to Sterling school work. An infant stays with the Snell family and Mrs Whensetter has been ill. Lily Wiles and Mina Scott visit Guernsey county. Several residents attend the fair in Columbus. Anna Wiles resumes school in Hast Palestine. Latimer visits Harrison county friends. Florence Whensetler attends Wooster University. Mrs Kintner and daughter June visit Ralph Bixler. Agere Powers took a business trip to Cleveland. Simon Fetters move into a new home.
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Canaan
Gail Baker
Sterling
Frank Snell
John Whensetter
Lily Wiles
Mina Scott
Guernsey County
F. Lichty
Jacob Lichty
J. Whoneetler
Wits
B Whonsetler
John Cover
Columbnos
Anna Wiles
Palestine
Latimer
Harrison County
Florence Whensetler
Wooster University
Kintner
June
Ralph Bixler
Powers
Clavelang
Simon Fetters
Milkmen adopt rule to deliver at rear doors only
The milkmen of the city voted Monday to stop delivering at back doors after a horse owned by Vernon Snoddy was killed by back door deliveries. Now milk is to be delivered only at rear doors when there is sickness, with customers urged to answer the bell promptly and keep tickets handy.
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Vernon Snoddy
Atlantic City Contest Ends Friday Votes
Today Wednesday the coupon in the Atlantic City contest will appear the last time All coupons votes and certificates must be in this office by Friday at 3 o'clock p m The new subscribers will do the best counting and its the best counting that will win The vote standings show City let Ralph W Miller 2d Walter Warner 8d Charles Weber 4th Harry Crow 5th Ben Swartz 6th Eugene Bloomberg 7th Eugene Axtell 8th Warren Keister Country flat Hallie Smith 2d J W Tate 84 Lucy Stitt 4th 3 G Spangler 5th T Kissinger 6th Lucretia Bott 7th Gertrude M Barnes 8th W A Long Rules and regulations Besides voting from day to day on coupons the Republican allows three special votes for each cent paid for subscription when amount equals 50 cents or more Those paying ahead can vote for friends by paying ahead New subscriptions grant extra votes for paid weekly one year 450 votes Daily city five weeks 50 votes Three months in advance 300 votes Six months in advance 600 votes One year in advance 1 200 votes For every new paid subscription for weekly for a year or daily six months or more by mail 400 votes extra For every new paid subscription to the Daily for three months in town 300 extra votes For every new paid subscription for The Hot Weather Test For six months or compte in town 500 votes will be slowed Certificates given with money paid
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Atlantic City
Ralph W. Miller
Walter Warner
Charles Weber
Harry Crow
Ben Swartz
Eugene Bloomberg
Eugene Axtell
Warren Keister
Hallie Smith
J. W. Tate
Lucy Stitt
G. Spangler
T. &. Kissinger
Lucretia Bott
Gertrude M. Barnes
W. A. Long
Republican
Ee Cee
Peys Fe Srr Ree
Go Bo Ecto Bias
Eaee Seevatcell
Rhodre Probyne County Fair Victims Noted in Asia Debacle
A vague OCR fragment mentions victims linked to a Rhodre Probyne county fair in Asia with missing details about location, cause, or dates. The readable bits imply an incident involving several people and an official response, but specifics are unreadable.
Former messenger accuses Critchfield of bribery offer
J. C. Cline, former supreme court messenger, swears that General A. B. Critchfield then adjutant general of Ohio offered $300 to fix questions years ago. Cline says he was dismissed after Pattison incident. Critchfield denies the charge.
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J. C. Cline
Supreme Court
A. B. Critchfield
Ohio
Cline
Pattison
Critchfield
Applecreek Elects New Officers at Meeting
Applecreek on September 11 reports visits from Limaville and Kent families and a Sunday gathering at Geo Hackett's home. Applecreek schools opened Monday. Rev Patterson attended Oberlin conference. W C T O held its monthly meeting electing Edith Maurer as president and other officers. Nora Reinhardt will leave for Oberlin to study next year.
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Applecreek
Mra
John Albright
Limaville
Matthew Beazell
Willis Armstrong
Kent
Mies Lelia Reichsesker
Navarre
Parry Genderson
Canton
Chichester Hackett
Mt. Vernon
Floyd Hackett
Akron
Geo. Hackett
C. D Patterson
Oberlin
J. W .Boyer
The
Presbyterian Church
J. ¢. Smith
Patterson
M. W. Numbers
Indiana
Elizabeth Moore
Edith Maurer
Anna Bott
Misa Lucretia Bott
Verna Hackett
Effie Reichenbach
Misa Nora ‘Reinhardt
Lake Fork Happenings From Lake Fork Community News
Lake Fork notes dated Sept 11 report Lambert Sell era and wife from Wooster visiting friends, locals attendance at the state fair, J J Austen’s return from Massillon conference, Blanche Sprengel visiting Sycamore and Blater families, Zada Blater and Orlin Salesville visiting Hootman family, typhoid fever afflicting Mrs Ed Winbigler, Choral Union class meeting well attended, farmers harvesting a good corn crop, no storms affecting area, Simon Newman dies Aug 28 at 47, funeral by Rev W W Moody at Lake Fork O B Church, Clark Aber returns from North Dakota visit with brother Charles M Aber.
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Lake Fork
Lambert Sellera
Wooster
J. J. Austen
Massilion
Blanche Spreng
Sycamore
C. ©. Blater
Zada
Orlin
Salesville
John Hootman
Rev
O. C
Severabig
Winbigler
Bas
Gomerto
Tor Hake Fork
Simon Newman
W. W. Moody
Clark Aber
Charles M. Aber
North Dakota
Wayne County Fair Not Called Off Denials Issued
Denials issued to counter false reports that the Wayne County fair was canceled. The 1906 event, Sept 12 13 14, promises improved entertainment with trotting and pacing races, running events, a county team, football game, and a Globe of Death act. President J C McClarran and Secretary J G Errigat urge public attendance.
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Wayne County
Algo
Waynes County
J C McClarran
J. G. Errigat
Wooater
Spending the Cash: County bills and contracts approved
Commissioners allowed numerous bills including Dayton B. B. Co. and Wooaster Electric, with totals ranging from under 1 to 7847 dollars. Contracts approved for grading Mathes bill, Keen hill grading, and Warden bridge at Etcher farm with daily pay up to 2.60 dollars.
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Dayton B. B. Co
Rugglea Gale Co
Wooater ‘Electric
O. Hi
Jon Sullivan
M. L Bachwalter
H. A. Douglars
Henry M. Knepp
Philip Markley
Shreve News
Neal M. Jobinson
Gray & Ett Syanari
Wayne-Oous Wate Dalasorat
W.o Hauenstein
Wooster Ice & Coal Co
Lewis OC. Franks
Isaac N. Bough
Chippaway
John Boner
Harry Reiman
W. D. Koaler
Thomas W. Orr
Leonard Everly
Jesep M. Shoup
W. A. Russell
Mathes Bill
Wm .Thompson
Baltcreek Township
C. J. Smith
Jones Wilson
Keen
Dick Wins Dick Wins In Ohio Caucus Report
Dayton, Sept 11. At district caucuses Senator Dick announced he won 14 of 31 committeemen. The day included odd notes about a class reading Sappho, and Senator Vanover predicted smooth access to the Republican state convention. A berry grower, Lemuel Wilpot of Shreve, plans to market a rare raspberry variety next year.
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Dayton
Ke Later Bros
Lemuel “Wileit
Stiteve
Byries Cadetine
Wilpot
Shreve
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