Peruna Cures Stomach Catarrh Says Congressman Botkin
A letter from Congressman Botkin proclaims Peruna and Manalin cure catarrh of the stomach after a 25 year struggle with dyspepsia. L F Verdery of Augusta Ga and J D Botkin endorse the medicine, urging others to seek Dr Hartman’s free guidance and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Botkin
L. F.verdery
Cecal
Augusta
Gan
Peruna
L. FP. Verdery
Hartman
Hartmans Sanitarium
Columbus
Applecreek Social News and Local Visits
Applecreek notes visitors and travels including Robert Klein at Wooster University and Melvin Akey family in Mt. Gaton, Maude Munson returning to Salem to teach, Fred Nussbaum bound for Cornell, and Mrs. Nettie Naftzger’s decline. Local discussions include a hoped store opening and various residents’ weekend and Sunday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiivey
Egeto
Hicksville
Ser
Melvin Akey
Ég Haton
Z. L
George Schultz
Massi
Jon
Maude Munson
Salem
Fred Nussbaum
New York
Cornell University
Burbank News Roundup of Local Visits and School Start
Miss Lilian Buff of Cleveland visited cousin Miss Ethel Garver last week. Mr and Mrs David Nuftzpers spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Henry Garman and Mr John Carbaugh of Creston visited Stoner’s mother. Ober family from Creston and two daughters in town Sunday. Maggie Shriver of Polk, primary teacher, began duties Monday. J B Holloway attended Methodist conference in Norwalk. Mr and Mrs McCuckrell of Topeka visiting. A boy born to Ray Immer on Sept 21. Public schools reopened Monday Sept 21 with G W Jacot as superintendent. Magpie Shriner from Hermonville visited G A Smith Friday. Mr and Mrs Bullen and Wolf of Wallwater Sunday callers. Mrs Lillie Young of Barberton visited parents Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Lilian Buff
Cleveland
Ethel Garver
David Nuftzpers
Henry Garman
John Carbaugh
Creston
Stoner
Ober
Maggie Shriver
Polk
J B. Holloway
Nourwalk
McCuckrell
Topeka
Kans
Ray Iimmer
G W Jacot
Magpie Shriner
Joseph
Sept 8 Wheat sowing progress and local notes
Sept 8 report notes only nine acres seeded yet with plans to sow most acreage if weather stays favorable. Ground is in excellent condition. Local man Howard McAfee suffers painful foot sores, unable to walk for three weeks. Prohibition picnic a success with Col Bobieski delivering an address. Nationals defeat a picked nine 35 to 1 in baseball. Next Saturday locals anticipate Jefferson vs Red Haw as the season’s biggest day. Harry Cassiday visiting. D R Honeer rebuilding a porch. Plain township Sunday school picnic not mentioned this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Bobieski
Nationals
Jefferson
Harry Cassiday
R Honeer
Plain Township
Prominent Citizen Dead In Apple Creek
L Numbers a prominent Apple Creek citizen dies at home after a battle with gangrene in his right foot. A veteran of the Union Army and former shoe shop owner, he leaves a wife from two marriages and five children. Funeral set for Thursday at Applecreek with Rev Netkirk officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Numbers
Applecreek
Mr. Numbers
Naiolete
Numbers
Wayne County
Wooster
Bnd
SE Netkirk
Local updates from Sept 91 and nearby towns
Sept 91 notes travelers visiting Canton and Lodi on business and family. William Matthews of Pittsburg arrives in town. Mrs Whitworth ill. Ben Switzer and Tom Winkler plan to paint Frank Gray’s barn four miles north of Smithville. Emma and Carrie Holmes of Qyrearter visit, plus Ben Siteee and wife attend Overton festival. Farmers sow wheat and anticipate cutting corn soon.
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Niss Masry Whitworth
Canton
Emma Ifberuy- Ia
Ben Siteee
Overton
Armstrong notes and funeral mention in rural area
Sept 21 Dr Ward of Barberton was home several days last week Jackbo Hensel and family attended the funeral of their granddaughter at Mas last Tuesday. The item mentions rural free delivery in the vicinity, tracing routes through Golden Corners and up the bottom, with a local saying about a short nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Dr. Ward
Barberton
Jackbo Hensel
Mas
Sensation at Smithville Hints of Missing Partners and Fraud
Smithville residents buzz as A B Gettelman of Brin of dette man & Weaver and Mrs Fret Mishler vanish amid a bank shortage and unpaid checks. Gettelman left town for Akron while Mishler planned a visit to relatives. Weaver faces unsettled ledgers and liaises about recovering debts. Authorities and partners pledge to square accounts and keep the business running.
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Smithville
Gettelman
Detteman & Weaver
Fret Mishler
Gettleman
Nerwalk
Mishler
Akron
Creston
Mansfield
Weaver
Booka
Switchville
Mr Weaver
Cattleman & Weaver
Toesdas Atten
Orrville News Gossip and Local Notes
Kept 22 Mn and Orrville residents visit town with remarks on a building accident where a worker died. Interment of the remains occurred Wednesday. Miss Arabelle Barnes began a teaching post in Blairsville. Ladies' Aid social at the Methodist Rebekah ball. Bert McCance returned home to his mother and sisters. The Necaona club met at Mrs. Chas Shadle’s home. The Relett brothers attend university lectures this winter. Mrs Frank Bates of Columbia visited. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for dyspepsia and constipation.
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D.P. Shie
Sona
Orrville
Onur Town
Smet Eesbertons
Arabelle Barnes
Blairsville
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Rebekah Ball
Bert McCance
Salbath
Necaona Club
Chas
Shadle
Uorra
Kent Relett
Suivaraity
Hauncey King
Sara
Frank Batoes
Columbia
Students Arrested in Hazing Incident
Thirteen students were arrested by police officers for hazing a fellow student. The case goes to police court at 7 o clock this evening.
University Notes and Wooster Presbyterians Visit
Edward R Halls of Chicago spent Sunday with relatives on College avenue. Miss Frances Foreman has gone to Oberlin for work. Grant Reed of Orrville and Newton Smith of Congress entered the fresh map class. Mr. Nelson Sauvain returned from a visit with relatives in Tiflin. The county teachers’ profession will be held in Wooster in October. Arrangements are under way to entertain Presbyterian synod delegates in Wooster with citizens invited to host. 400 or more strangers expected. The senior class elected officers: President Martin Reno, Vice President Roo Caldwell, Secretary Myrtle Aten, Treasurer A Ko Hibbard, Athletic Representative Hodge Bailey.
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Edward R Halls
Chicaura
College Avenue
Frances Foreman
Oberlin
Grant Reed
Orrville
Newton Smith
Congress
Nelson Sauvain
Tiflin
II County
Wooster
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Beny
Presbyterians
Unniversity
Martin Reno
Roo Caldwell
Myrtle Aten
KO Hibbard
Hodge Bailey
Festival at Overton Draws Local Attendees
The Overton festival last Saturday evening drew neighbors and visitors including Walter Witherny’s family. Local residents Joel Mowesy and daughter Jennie Matti called on friends, while Lester Marts and wife visited. Howard Lehr, born nearby and now in East Palestine, visited relatives.
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Qverton
Walter
Lev Witherny
Joel Mowesy
Jennie Matti
Lester Marts
Mro
Mix 3
Mowery
Wassoo Indies
Howerd Lehr
Palestine
Letter List No 38 Post Office Wooster 1903
Letter list from Wooster post office dated Monday September 21 1903 shows names under Gentlemen and Ladies sections. It includes Alverdun P Booman Wm Culver Fo oC Peters Ervin Royer Charles Weattall Geo PB among gentlemen and Mrs J B Saget Nertha Celby Miss Bertha Fo Frii Mrs Laura Franks Mrs W Het frick Clary Liner Emma Robingon and others under ladies. Postmaster Flatery signs as P M.
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Wooster
Allverdun
P Booman
Wm Culver
Unclear local notes on guests and events at Pavonia and area
A jumble of names, visits, and notices from the Pavonia region mentions Creston, Miss McDermott returning to Oberlin, a Springfield railway tie, Ackron Pathinders meeting, Norwalk Methodist conference, Wayne County fair posters, and local crop remarks. The text mixes people, places, and dates with incomplete phrases and local gossip.
Local Community Notices Share Saturday Events Across Town
Sept V2 Anoise cremmoate iat will Ve bet or the Presbyterian sbarch ayn oon Saturday evening off thas week All are anvoited Mise Matlie Dichty made a tour last week taldoyg op Barlurtoo Bren and Veveland The suldoers reunion of Ga. K will be held up this place oon Saturdias Gerit Mr Eby and famely of Sinathvalle eee at the home of John Sacl Ie eines ohehter se 2 est pent Tast etnesday 8 ti 7 ASes glands uA tH diette of Lorainscils were at the home of her grand mother Mra Ritter Mies Sauith of Weoster Mew Jhyne Sasiely of Sealing ard Wasa Woartho Sunth of Stething were viscous at the home of Auly Suith and on yet last week Tre fay i Nodem Done ct beeves tow o t. t. Barnes of Barberton Wiem 4 Hong doa town Satuediay Youeis onttended ce Start "nty f twoeeb
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Anoise Cremmoate
Presbyterian Sbarch
Matlie Dichty
Taldoyg Op
Barlurtoo
Bren
Suldoers
Ga. K
Saturdias
Gerit
Eby
Famely
Sinathvalle Eee
John Sacl
Mra Ritter Mies Sauith
Two Exciting Upaway Events Near Wisster Farm
A scrambled report describes two incidents at Taylor farm near Wisster, with frightened people fleeing after horses broke loose and a rider or bystander encountered danger. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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Taylor
Wisster
In Memoriam Mabel Wieger 1891 1903
In memory of Mabel Fern Wieger born June 10 1891 died August 20 1903 aged 12 years 2 months 19 days She was daughter of Frank D and Emma Richard Wieger obedient to parents and teachers faithful in Sabbath school loved flowers and kindness Her friends sent many flowers for the burial and she left behind grieving parents brother and many relatives and friends who mourn her loss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Fern Wieger
Mabel
Frank D
Emma Richard Wieger
Catal
Anany
Bey Niger
Earth
Whiger
Sunday School Convention at Lake Fork Planned
Lake Fork hosts a joint Sunday school convention with Muhican township Friday September 25. Chief speaker Hey H A Dowling of Columbus will lead three sessions including morning afternoon and evening. Attendees urged to attend.
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Lake Fork
C. S
Dowling
Colombo
Local nuptials listed for area residents in Ohio towns
Edward Rhoads and Cora P Webb of Wooster, C Smucker of Smithyville, and Lydia Winger of Orrville are named in a local society notice outlining upcoming marriage details and affiliations in the Ohio region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rhoads
Cora P .Webb
Wooster
C. Smucker
Smithyville
Lydia Winger
Orrville
Born To John Jackson Daughter Sept 21 In Wooster
Sept 21 birth of a daughter to John Jackson and wife at Wooster reported as son Sunday guest George Foos. Mrs Martin of Cleveland cited among relatives and friends in the visit. Henry Nussbau reminded that Friday was his 65th birthday anniversary. Relatives gathered at a home numbered 367 for a bountiful dinner and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Robert Jacken
Wooster
George Foos
Martin
Cleveland
Henry Nussbau
Toxen
Esteer
Ater Ela Miller
Jefferson
Btattic
F.ahbborn
Reedsburg
Emma Berka
Irra Biatehlag
Gnvust
Bernice
Premet Coss Rae
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the Wooster University
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Dean
Golden Corners
Nettie Naftzger
Emmett (Rill
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Pious
Zorg
Myers Viattenengs
Shea Smithee Dace
Thomas Armatrong
Thomas Brinkerhoff
Jeeferson
Blachleyvh
Pittsburg
Taiua
Harvey Camp
Rickenbaugh
Forder
Funk
Jeromeville
Mother Dyche
Frick
Wooster, O
Fred Mishler
A. B. Gettleman
Fredericksburg
University Notes
Overton Gleanings
Bila Spiter
Hag
Dave Spitler
James Kelly
Frank Hartman
Wall Carrell
L. Flatery
P.M
Milo Kelser
Pavonia
Mellens
Os E Sears
Methodset
Phervine
Jeter
Creston Band
Haste College
WasnticDermott
Star Telephone Company
Bre
Erte Rathwoad
Springfield
McDermott
Rowe
Mra
Lorain
SD. Hall
Adelie Jenney
Oberling
Vedee Gate
Savvy Bank
Canaan
O. T. Barnes
Barberton Wiem
Hong Doa Town
Satuediay
Norfolk
Eerr
Lars Schaftner
Marg
Oss
Norf
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