Smithville Notes and Deaths Parade Village Events
Smithville notes report the death of Mrs David Hooley and a infant’s death in Canton, with many visitors to the village. Social visits include the Webner and Praster families, and Greenawalds en route to Shreve. Church services, a quarterly meeting, and a River Brethren meeting are noted, along with local happenings, bakery output, and solicitations for a song service at the Union church.
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Smithville
Bent
Eens
David Hooley
Holmas—famity
Paradise ‘Union Church
Gilbert
Gong izto—Mansillon
A . Syeok
C. Webner
Canton
Bradeon
Babe
Webner
R. Webner
G .Webner
Waltun
Frank Praster
Creston
T. A. Beelman
E.C. Greenawald
Rochester
W Bricker
Greenawalds
Shreve
Greenawald
Lumbor
Knapp
J. R. Zook
Union Church
Paradies
Billy
Akron
D. J. Hine
Bell *Phone Co
Coshocton
Mra. Funk
Pee J. Buchanan
Arthur Buchanan
Columbus
Cheritk
Wits
RGR
Sept 12 Community Notes From Cleveland And Nearby
Sept 12 items report Claude Totten working in Cleveland A A Scott elected to represent the Presbyterian church at Perrynville this week and West visiting Sandusky and Cleveland. Mrs D L Whitmire and Miss Mal Slutz spent part of the past week at Medina. Samuel Whensetlera and others attended the funeral of Mr Gerberick at Homer last Thursday. Snell relatives went to Cleveland Thursday for a gathering at Frank Snell’s home. A surprise party included Frank Warner Levi Becker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Totten
Cleveland
A. A. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Perrynville
O West
Sandusky
D. L. Whitmire
Mal
Slutz
Medina
Samuel Whensetlera
Gerberick
Castle
Methodist Church
Bertha Miller Apent
Aall
Creston
Thos
Russell
Missee Mallie Slutz
Mina Scott
Jackson
Snell
Sfor Thett
Local Notes from the State Fair Visitants and School Opening
Sept 12 reports many attended the state fair with Mrs B C Smith of Wooster visiting friends. Miss Orra Redett visited Columbus and the fair. Grace and Luna McClintock left for New Wilmington to resume school. Born To Mr and Mrs Harris Walters Arson. Mrs Wright and daughter Beulah returned to Cleveland. Miss Emma Barnes visited Columbus and the fair. Our school opened with Mr Ryan as superintendent. Miss Gilmore returned from a trip to Fillback and other places. Miss Cowan of Millersburg visited with Cora Evans.
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B. C. Smith
Wooster
Nville
Heck
Orra Redett
Columbus
Grace
Luna McClintock
New Wilmington
jMre
Sept 12 Social Visits and Local Church News
Sept 12 reports show Miss Jesse Hostettler and Miss Hazel Myers visiting over Sunday. Belva Overs spent days with Mrs Ray Rit tenhouse in Canaan, who was brought home by Rit tenhouse. David Notzper-are attended the United Brethren conference at Adhland. Rev Mrs Metsker remains pastor here. Many locals, including Mr and Mrs Drefbelbia near Congress and Mr and Mrs Joe Garver’s family, hosted visits. Multiple families traveled to Medina fair recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hostettler
Sorth
Hazel Myers
Belva Overs
Ray Rittenhouse
Canaan
Rittenhouse
David Notzper
United Brethren Conference
Adhland
Metsker
United Brethren Church
Joe Garver
Adam _ Brandt
Susan Spangler
Smithville
Geo
Smith
Henry Smith
Frank Hall
Thornton
Wellington
James Berry
Vinton
Polk
George Gast
Martin Ross
Wilber
Gertrude
Fredericksarg
Cyrus Young
S. G. Spangler
Canton
Wesley Warner
Ashland
A. M.yeder
Wesleyan Medical College
Cleveland
Warner
John
N Sipangler
Helen Agslaworth
Big Prairie Silver
Bennie Mykrantz
Bhoer McMannis
Flora Silver
Fred Zimmerman
Emma
John Swineshart
Lattasburg letters note reunions and visits in town
Lattasburg reports from September 12 note photographer J W Troxel capturing Cline Myers and Maurer Briner reunions. Amos Grose attends United Brethren conference at Ashland as a delegate. Harvey and nih Hardy visit Wooster, George Hamlin and wife visit Ashland relatives. Ralph and Ray Swinehart depart for fall term at Ashland College. David Myers and wife visit brother John. Charles Jacobs and family visit his parents, John W Jacobs and wife, and Lloyd Thorley family visit 8 W Thorley. C G Myers attended the state fair in Columbus last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattasburg
J.W. Troxel
Amos Grose
United Brethren
Ashland
Nih
Harvey Hardy
Wooster
George [Hamlin
Ralph
Ray Swinehart
Picnic for Methodist Sunday School teachers ends in delight
MaYSVILLE Sept 11 Miss Clara Saners and Miss Marie Davidson teachers of the Methodist Sunday school held a Friday picnic at the Nussbaum-grave. The children arrived with well filled baskets and a fine dinner was served. The day was pleasant and enjoyed by all.
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Clara Saners
Marie: Davidson
Nussbaum - Grave
Creston News Briefs Touch Local Industry and People
Creston sees a boosted local flour mill with a steam engine upgrade for doubled output. Visits from George Stauffer and James Hayes mingle with notes on weather coal stocks and shifting newspaper tastes amid broader war and divorce chatter. Local residents John Russell and Zuver connected families, while Rev Rutledge spoke at the Methodist church and Grace Tenney wed in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
George Stauffer
Child
Chicago Junction
Cleveland
James Ha Oy
John Russell
Barberton
Rodney Russell
Russell
S&s. Zuver
Kia
Ziver
John 8S
Rutledge
Methodist Church
C. A. Tenney
Grace Tenney
Oberlin
Theodore Roosevelt
Rickey Galentine
Niagara
East
Fall Festival at Oak Chapel Methodist Church
Sept 16 Oak Chapel Methodist Church hosts a fall festival with genuine home made ice cream. Farmers affected by recent dryness may pause Clover seed hauling for a few days. Community notes mention L H Becker and wife and Frank Warner with family visiting S M Dennis of Canaan and Miss Moore with her parents Henry Moore's nearby.
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L. H. Becker
Frank Warner
S. M. Dennis
Canaan
Migs —Moore
her—_parenta
Henry Moore
S. G
Oak Chapel Methodist Church
Orrville Street Fair Promises Three Nights of Thrills
Orrville will host a three night street fair September 20 to 22 with premiums worth hundreds for culinary artistic and educational entries. Highlights include balloon ascension parachute drop 80 foot ladder dive into water rope and wire acts nine contests and three high reputation bands. G D Willaman secretary invites neighboring towns to attend and enjoy a wholesome celebration.
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Orrville
Mir Tha Tcwri
Erro Mes
Mrusic
G. D. Willaman
Secy
Orrin Ringler returns home with malarial fever
Armstron g Sept 18 Orrin Ringler came home from Savilla sick with malarial fever. Mrs Marie Hunt and two Indiana children visited two weeks with her parents Henry Webb Philadelphia is visiting at her father's home David Vanover. She attended the Briner Mowrer reunion last Saturday. Eli Shifferly rural route 6 spent Sunday with Wm Spiter and family. Eli Fetter and wife and two sons visited friends at Applecreek. Miss Edibell starts school at Wooster University and Miss Sylvia Frazier goes to high school Tr Detrick Mrs Jerome Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrin Ringler
Savilla
Marie Hunt
Indiana
Henry Webb
Philadelphia
David Vanover
Briner-Mowrer
Eli
Spiter
Eli Fetter
Applecreek
Mise Edit Bell
University At
J Frank Ratt Faces Mailing Charge in Canton
J Frank Ratt, who has been operating a local business for four months, went to Canton on Monday afternoon to answer a charge of missing mails before the United States commissioner there. He says a misunderstanding occurred and he expects to explain matters satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Ratt
Canton
Maila
United States
Ratt
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H. M. Kiefer
Housekeepers’ Club
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Mrs. Kiefer
Edgar Warner
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al Dennis
Lodi
S. Dennis
Ytarian
Chory
Aeghlta
Hienne Hollingshorth
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Cambridge
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Fredericksburg
Burbank
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Murray and Mackey Company
City Opera House
G. J. Ebright
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