Albert Smyser Dies After Long Illness in Chester Township
Albert Smyser farmer and veteran dies at his Chester township home after months of bladder trouble. Funeral from his home at 1 pm Tuesday with Rev. H D Allen of Wooster Baptist church. Interment in Wooster cemetery. Survived by wife, three daughters and one son Ashley W Smyser. brothers Harmon and George. sisters Mrs Ella Hoffman and Miss Anna Smyser. Judge M L Smyser, a brother, died recently.
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Albert Smyser
Chester Township
Wooster Cemetery
H D. Allen
The
Wooster Baptist Church
Smyser
Emanuel Smyser
Chester
Wooster
Theity
Margaret R Kerrigan
L J Kerrigan
American Battle Co
Massillon
George
Vera Kerrigan
Henry D' Allen
Baptist Church
Philmoel Quartette
J. B. Sfinier
Jessie Garrett
Fred Shibfsy
Guy Richard
Oldest resident dies after brief illness in Dalton
Mrs. Elmer Miller aged 82, oldest resident of Dalton, died Friday after a few days illness at her daughter's home. Born in Lancaster Co Pa she moved to Ohio about 70 years ago. She belonged to the U P church and the funeral was led by Rev N H Hubble.
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Dalton
Elmer Miller
Our Town
George Stuck
Lancaster Co. Pa
Ohio
Overland
U. P. Church
N. H. Hubble
Adam Mingert
Dalton Pos G. A. R
Mingert
Sherman
N. Hubble
Detroit
Synod of Ohio
Wm 9
Ressler
sMbDowell
Findlay
Wooster Presbytery
Plymouth
Majestic Theatre on East Libs one Myon Sebt a
Open theatre in winter with property on a busy street. Prices and dates unclear. Local residents discuss available seats and events.
Wooster Wins Glass Works Case Say Judge Babcock
A Monday message from Judge Blandin to Judge Adair reports Judge Babcock of Cleveland ruled in favor of Wooster citizens who funded the Glass Works case. Attorneys say the decision boosts chances of a jury verdict for Wooster. Babcock will prepare a written opinion and file papers. The trialist stage indicates the case may be reached within weeks.
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Blandin
Robert L. Adair
Babcock
Cleveland
Glass Works
Wooster
Judg Babcock
Anniversary Service Marks Seminary's 25th Year
Christ Evangelical church observed the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Evangelical Theological Seminary at St Louis with special services. Similar observances occurred nationwide and at the Seminary itself. An offering of 50000 was planned to aid the school as Rev Brodt preached in the morning and Rev John Haebschmann of Cleveland led the evening sermon urging young men toward the ministry.
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Christ Evangelical Church
Evangelical Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Evangelical
Wogoster
Brodt
John Haebschmann
Cleveland
Wooster Man Is Honored No Action On Lighting
Coshocton O Sept 22 The Republican Congressional committee met to name a candidate for Congress from the seventeenth district to fill the Lyberger vacancy. On the second ballot John Harrison of Wayne county won the nomination. City Council met with all members present to discuss a municipal lighting plant and sewer questions on South Buckeye street. The council delayed action on the Beall Avenue building line and considered a franchise for Wayne County Telephone Company and Wooster Gas and Fuel Company with new rate provisions for artificial and natural gas.
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Coshocton
Republican Congressional
Het Hever
Congress
Seventeenth
Col. F. L. Lyberger
John F. Milner
Tuscarawas County
John F. Harrison
Wayne County
Regulartesston
Weiser
South Buckeye Street
Committee On
Franks
Board of Public Service
Wolner Sa
Messrs Rice
Krendy
Magz
Liberty
Buckeye Streets
Board of Public Safety
Ordinanc
Wayne County Telephone Company
Beall Avenue
Matz
Rice
Welser
A. P Shalley
Shalley
Schally
Wooster Gas and Fuel Co
Sto
Pittsburg
Wooster
Pastor Preaches at St James Episcopal Church
Rev. AAbbettef Gleveland Arch deacon of Collese of Ohio delivered a strong sermon at St James Episcopal Church on Sunday morning A baptismal service followed in the afternoon with five persons receiving baptism The Wooster church pastor matter was discussed with hopes of securing a regular pastor in the near future
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Aabbettef Gleveland
Collese
Ohio
St. James Episcopal Church
Wooster Church
Old Officers to Serve at Local Election Polls
There has been much inquiry over which election officers would serve at the polls for the October 8 option election. It was decided that the old officers will serve since new officers could not be appointed in time without special effort to appoint and notify new board members for all county precincts before the election.
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Dld
Minister Rev B F Rhoads Returns to Ashland M E Church
The Ashland Press notes Rev B F Rhoads, former resident son of B G Rhoads, is welcomed back for another year as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In his first year in Ashland he delivered 168 sermons, conducted 35 funerals, officiated at 19 marriages, and made 2 091 pastoral calls. Sunday school membership rose 159 to 989, with 88 admitted to church, 10 lost by death, 44 by letter, and 74 not gained, for a total membership of 776. Benevolence offerings reached 2 008, a record, while total church receipts for all purposes stood at 6 969.
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Ashland
B . Rhoads
B. G. Rhoads
Woostrr
B F. Rhoads
Methodist Episcopal
North Ohio
Millersburg
Brave youths save home from fire on Palmer Street
A fire started in the fireplace of Otto Bardon’s summer kitchen on Palmer street and spread to woodwork before Walter Leighty and Nick DiGiacomo arrived. Their prompt action extinguished the blaze at a lively rate, sparing Bardon's home from total destruction.
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Otto Bardon
Palmer Street
Walter Leighty
Nick DiGiacomo
Bardon
Horses Recovering From Barber Shop Fire Damage
Fire horses injured after crashing into Franks barber shop show window are recovering. It will be at least three weeks before use in case of fire as they remain badly crippled. Horses enjoy daily outings, limping along the brick pavement past the department.
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Franks
Orr Appointed Rev. Pi Ez Monday Morning
On Monday morning Orr was appointed Reverend Pi Ez. Feemin ork scheduled for Monday, with details unclear from the fragmented text.
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Orr
Feemin
Overton Gleanings and Local News Notes
Overton Gleanings reports trips by Womery and Ruth to Cleveland, a horse injury from a fence entanglement, and local property rental news. It notes Rev. Hevlow’s transfer to a new field, illness of John Fetters, Jennie Lehr visiting Elkhart, and Burton Harmon’s monument erection. Also mentions Maude Campbell's visit to Ethel Harmon and an upcoming ice cream festival.
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Overton
W Mowery
Ruth
Cleveland
George
Martin Winkler
Jake Myera
Batchelors
Martin
John Fetters
Williams County
Jennie Lehr
Elkhart
Ind
Howman
Jacob Harmon
Burton
Maude Campbell
Creston
Ethel Harmon
Fragmented OCR item from Wyoming notice
A partial OCR fragment from a local Montana Wyoming notice mentions Harrold and Mt. PTrige MRA SIR NBS to MOD. Readable details are minimal. no clear event, date, or actionable information is present in the surviving text.
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PREY
Wyoming
Nora‘ L
Peruna Endorsements From Generals And Statesmen
A Washington letter from Gen W H Parsons ex state senator and ex special judge of the Texas supreme court along with Col Wm Bailey and Hon Cale promotes Peruna for grippe kidney and liver issues. Testimonials credit improved appetite toned stomach and overall restoration after short use. Washington figures from military and political circles advocate Peruna as an effective cough cold and general restorative remedy.
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W. H. Parsons
Texas
Col. Bailey
Washington, D. C
Col. Patten
Ryan
Alaska
English House of Parliament
Cale
Pacific
Supreme Court of Texas
N. W
Washington
Ruis
Wm. Bailey
William Bailey
N. E
D. C
Layton
Labor Protective Associations
Chicago
New York
Peruna Com
Local Gas and Electric Plant Plans Discussed
Mr D E Robinson the company’s local manager said he knew nothing about the ordinance though officers had the matter under discussion. A bill by C E F Ahl of Cleveland for 200 for preparing plans and estimates for the proposed municipal electric lighting plant was read but no action was taken. A motion to recess to Tuesday evening next week carried.
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C E F Ahl
Cleveland
County Bills Approved By Commissioners This Week
The county commissioners approved a list of bills including Shreve News Co for printing 32 dollars Water Hardware 2198 dollars Andrew Reiman engineer 2 dollars Frank Glasgow janitor 41 dollars William Fritz janitor 40 dollars David Griest night watch 10 dollars Philip Baum cost bill 240 dollars Philip Baum et al cost bill 1973 dollars E Fergu son et al cost bill 610 dollars G B Rockey freight 945 dollars Saltcreek township trustees road work 315600 dollars Andrew O’Brien hauling dirt 32 dollars W L Heiman plumbing 2240 dollars Sol Levers stone work 322 dollars Jacob Kraner bridge work 5 dollars Eugene Carlin expenses to Rittman 0.95 dollars E F Wirt bridge work 2.40 dollars Sol Levers temporary bridge 11 dollars C C Cutter road work 119 dollars Eugene Carlin salary as Prosecuting attorney 317259 dollars Wm Duell bridge work 28 dollars
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Shreve News Co
Andrew Reiman
Court House
Frank Glasgow
Wm Fritz
David Griest
Philip Baum
E Ferguson
G B Rockey
Eugene Carlin
Wm Duell
Republican nominee Judge Craline to meet voters at Landes office
Judge John W Craline the Republican candidate for Circuit Judge will hold court at Elmer B Landes office this evening from 7 30 to 9 00. He invites all Republicans and citizens to call at Mr Landes office for a meet and greet.
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John W Craline
Elmer B. Landes
Cralie
Landes
Dead Lettuce Bio State Journal Note
Fragment notes rapid scientific progress and mentions canned tomatoes. Readable phrases imply discussion of evolving reasoning or knowledge, with references to a state journal and a general sense of daily discoveries.
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Bio State
Obituary notices for Fishburn Kerrigan and Smyser in Wooster
The obituary notices record Edward D. Fishburn buried in Jefferson Cemetery after funeral at the Evangelical Church with Rev Cromer officiating. He died Sept 18 1908 aged 19 married to Misa Amelia Bowers and survived by wife child and mother plus siblings. The items also mention Mrs Margaret Kerrigan and Albert Smyser with services conducted by Rev Henry D Allen and a large Wooster crowd paying respects.
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Edward D. Fishburn
Jefferson Cemetery
Evangelical Church
Cromer
Wooster
Mr Fishburn
Misa Amelia Bowers
Charles Fishburn
Ft Wayne Ind
John Grosh
Kendallville
Warner Lance
Tenn
Charles Eckert
Cleveland
Pe Forest Fearner
Beeville, O
Fishburn
Ralph Bowers
Ft Sentt
Kansas
Villard Chosen Chairman Of County Board
The Board of County Commissioners reorganized on Monday selecting John Villard of Paant township as chairman. All current terms expire next September.
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Board of County Commissioners
John Villard
Paant Township
List of Named Persons and Officials Seated for Post Office Event
Gentlemen N D Abbey O Bix ler Giuseppa Contauri L H Gardner Rev Edward H Gelgin Wm Hahn T B Holly Foreign Francesco Longo Wm S Miller Bourg Mestre Foreign Tramway Pan Foreton Miguel Ruse Ladd Mrs Anna Feightner Miss Zella Pollack Miss Isle Staler Mrs RR Tenny 8B Bryson Postmaster
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Abbey
O. Bixler
Giuseppa Contauri
L. H Gardner
Edward H Gelgin
Wm Hahn
Holly Foreign
Francesco Longo
S Miller
Wooster delivery horse run off collides with buggy
One of the Wooster Delivery Co horses became frightened on Saturday, ran off on North Buckeye Street, and collided with a buggy owned by Miss Ewing at the Reform Church, wrecking a wheel. The incident involved another horse frightened by an automobile and a second horse being led behind a hay ladder.
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Wooster Delivery Co
North Buckeye Street
Miss Ewing
the Reformed Church
Akron Eye Doctor Treated Girl After Dynamite Injury
Condition is serious for Maud Smith, the 14 year old injured by a dynamite cartridge explosion. Dr Stevenson found severe eye inflammation and recommended surgery, planning to move her to Cleveland, but she was too weak to travel. He fears copper particles may remain in the right eye, risking sight.
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Stevenson
Akron
Maud Smith
Cleveland
Train to Mansfield Saturday Leaves Wooster for Round Trip
Special report notes a weekend train excursion to Mansfield departing from Wooster Saturday. Tickets are offered at the station for the round trip, with details pending in the city’s transit notices.
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Mansfield
Wooster
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Albert
Smyse
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of Dalton
G. A. R. Post
Wooster Gas
Congress and Fuel Co
R Ev. Hevlow
Hevlow
W. B. Sabbath Bohol
Endorses
Peruna
John W. Hoyt
L Poming
Ncan
Bailey
C. CL. Patten
O. L. Patten
T St
W. W
Old Guard
Degres
Charles
Blowart
Parnell
Ton
D.C
Thomas Cale
Pacific Slope
Pia
Wes
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