Meahl Youth Sent to Lancaster Industrial School
Judes B Eason heard witnesses in the case against Fred Meahl who found John Glasspie's purse and did not return it until arrest. The boy’s mother Emma Meahl sought parole but he had prior trouble and was ordered committed to the Boy's Industrial School at Lancaster. Mayor Van Nast and Chief Leiner praised leniency but concluded the school is the right place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes
B. Eason
Tmorniey
Fred Meahl
John Glasspie
Emma Meahl
Lancaster
van Nast
Leiner
WANTS DAMAGES In Common Pleas Court filings
The court docket lists three actions. William T Harvey sues for 400 damages over a farm contract in Chippewa township alleging mistreatment of his wife and daughters. Thomas P Brown of Wooster files against Andrew Branstetter of Denver for 740 in commission on land sold to Wooster Clay Product Co. Nelson Harris seeks foreclosure of a 4000 mortgage on 108 acres in Wooster township from 1893 to Ezra D McIntire et al, with no note payments to date. Lee Blihott of Seville represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
William T Harvey
Thomas J. Adams Harvey
Chippewa Township
Harvey
Adams
J B Meech
Thomas P Brown
Wooster
Andrew Branstetter
Denver
Col .Brown
Branstetter
Fritz & Hart
Brown
Nelson Harris
Harry G Dailey
Louise A. Dailey
Ezra D Mcintire
Wooster Township
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
My Intire
Lee blHott
Seville
Notable Patent Medicine Pitches and Testimonials
An 19th century style advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a One Hundred Dollars reward for cure failure. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy praised for safety and effectiveness for babies, with claims of non harsh ingredients and broad availability via a local pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Chene. & CO
Toledo
FY. J. Honey
Wacpiss, Kinvas & Arvin
Acti
Dr. Shoop
Seville fairs, balloon crash, and local court actions
The Week in Here and There notes a fire truck out for repairs after Sunday’s accident, pony farm displays at the county fair, and Judge Eason’s docket in common pleas court with Brandt pleading to assault. Reports warn youths after window breaking, and Wm Armstrong’s Nina Patton won 2.18 trots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Lawrence -Maser
Robert C. Taylor Pony Farm
Mr. Taylor
Eason
Common Pleas Court
Wm. Armstrong
Nina Patton
Conneaut Lake
Talked to Committee on Canvass and County Meeting
Democratic executive and committee met Saturday in the county prosecutor office. Wayne urged committeemen to complete the canvass and mobilize voters. They planned to secure strong attendance for the opening meeting at Manifest on Saturday September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Wayne County
Mansfest
Wayne County Circuit Court Sittings on September 22
The Wayne County circuit court convened on Tuesday September 22 with Judges Frank Taggart M H A Donahue and John W Craine presiding. Docket items include Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Company versus Harvey L Mowrer and various conflicts with errors noted for several cases. Appeals listed include Susan Kaufman versus Henry B Heckman Alonzo T Bashford versus Clarence K Bowman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Frank Taggart
M H A. Donahue
John W Craine
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Company
Harvey L. Mowrer
Susan Kaufman
Henry B. Heckman
Alonzo T Bashford
Clarenge K
Bowman
Cleveland* & Southwestern Traction Company
Harvey L Mowrer
W Wordan
Daniel
Elner
Et al Appeal
McCoy
Henry_D—Snyder
A Civil War era college tale from Prof Eberly's days
John Baldwin recalls a tale from Eberly’s Civil War era college days in which Eberly, then on crutches, mounted a horse and wedged through a crowd to lead cheers for Brough during Vallandingham’s campaign at Alliance. The Mt Union students watched as he escaped a dangerous melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baldwin
Monroeville
J B Eberly
Smithville
Baldwin
Brough
Wallandingham
Vallandingham
Alliance
Eberly
Ingham
Mt. Union ‘College
Donahue Leads Ohio Circuit Court Selections in Columbus
Judges met in Columbus naming Maurice H Donahue of New Lexington as presiding judge and Lewis H Winch of Cleveland as secretary. Opening dates set for Fifth district counties Ashland Coshocton Delaware Fairfield Holmes Knox Morrow Muskingum Perry Richland Stark Tuscarawas Wayne with dates ranging January through December and multiple visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Circuit Court
Columbus
Maurice H Donahue
New Lexington
Wayne County Court
Lewis H Winch
Cleveland
Ashland County
Coshocton
Delaware
Fairfield
Holmes
Knox
Jacking
Morgan
Morrow
Muskingum
Perry
Richland
Stark
Tuscarawas
Dee S Wayne
Public Invited to Dramatic Recital at Memorial Chapel
Public invited to attend a dramatic recital The Lion and the Mouse by entertainment professor Delbart G Lean new professor of oratory University Memorial Chapel Thursday Sept 24 half past seven Admission free Also includes ad copy for Chamberlains Gough Remedy Foley's Kidney Remedy and Little Early Risers with local pharmacy and drug store mentions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DéWitt's
Kriegelen
Chamberlain's Salve for Burns and Skin Ailments
If for no other reason, Chamberlain's Salve should be kept in every household for burns. It allays pain almost instantly and heals most sores without scarring. Also unequaled for chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases. Price 25 cents. For sale by H. S. Boyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. Boydoe
Health Claims for Kidney Remedies and Pile Treatments
An ad touts Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder diseases claiming cure and strengthening of organs. It mentions Bright's disease avoidance and references Bixler Modern Pharmacy Boyd & Co. 108. Also promotes Dr Shoop's Pain Formula 250 box for headaches and womanly pains and Man Zau Pile R pene with first relief and guaranteed 50 cents at Herrigle's Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
Bixler
Boyd & Co
Herigger'e Ae
Parents seek revocation of high school expulsions
Fathers of seven disciplined juniors met with the board of education and Supt Thompson in the law office to argue for revoking the expulsions and granting honorable dismissals so the youths could enter the university preparatory department. Principal Dickason had refused admission without such cards. The board kept the open status for the boys and declined to issue the cards, raising likelihood of court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Ducation
Thompson
Board of Education
Weygandt & Weiser
F. M. Vanover
James W. Laubach
S. H
Messrs McSweeney
Metz
Massillon Surgery Attempts to Restore Arm Use
Paul Meeks of this city broke his right shoulder at Massillon on July 4 during a visit. The bone had re broken and displaced previously on the trip home. A painful operation was begun and completed at his uncle's Massillon home to re break the bone in hopes of restoring function. He stood the operation well and rested easy in Massillon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Meeks
Massillon
Massifion
Creston Resident John Stone Dies After Stroke
John Stone, long time Creston resident with broad friendships nationwide, died Friday morning following a second stroke after a prior paralytic stroke. He was a respected elder in Creston and had many friends across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 5. Stone
Creston
Stone
City Building Painting Bid Opened At 166 Dollars
The Board of Public Service, after opening bids, reported no bonds received for painting the city building. On Wednesday evening they contacted Charles H Clark to perform the job at a price of 166 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Charles H Clark
Aged Lady Struck on Bowman Street by Baseball
A woman about 65 was hit in the leg on Bowman street Saturday morning by a baseball thrown by several large boys. She was seriously hurt and the youths paid little heed until she threatened to have them arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman Street
Husband Granted Decree in Orrville divorce case
Judge S B Eason granted John W. Bush a divorce from Henrietta Bush on grounds of gross neglect of duty after a morning hearing. E S Wertz represented Mr Bush. The wife did not contest the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S B Eason
John W. Bush
Orrville
Henrietta Bush
E.S Wertz
Bush
Lloyd Switches to Ohio Oli Co Hidden in Robinson
Harry Bill Lloyd formerly of the Wooster team and late with the Mansfield team has quit baseball for the winter and taken a job with the Ohio Oli Company at Robinson Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bill Lloyd
Wooster
Mansfield
Ohio Oli Co
Robinson, Ils
How to Get Strong by P. J. Daly in Chicago
P. J. Daly of 1247 W. Congress St Chicago touts Electric Bitters as a tonic for weak mothers noting gains in strength better sleep and overall vitality. Advances in digestion and blood purification are claimed with Kodol and Bicer’s products marketed through local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
H. Boyd
Fragmented OCR: local notice from a newspaper page
Readable fragments show a public notice with names and actions, but key dates and entities are garbled. The item appears to report a legal or administrative action and a filing or deadline, yet essential specifics are missing.
Notes From College Hill Changes And Arrivals
Arthur E B Davies a recent Preparatory graduate has been chosen superintendent at Wendeolla. Miss Charlotte Baughman left for New Mexico to teach next year. Helen Anileg will teach in Orrville. Rev G W Fulton and family from Japan are in town on furlough and will move into Haupert house in November. Heffelbower of Scio College to assist Notestein in Latin. Dr R M Donaldson of Denver will occupy Westminster pulpit Sept 20 due to illness. Elizabeth Pendleton and Gertrude Gingrich returned from Europe. Gingrich visits Erie then city. Margaret McNeal, Wooster student, elected to Leetonia schools at $48. Laurens Seelye back from Fargo. Katharine Mills chosen for Zanesville schools. Horatio Brown spending vacation in Bloomington. Mrs Campbell and son from Monte Vista arranging for university entry. Maude and Victoria Mac Arthur to Santa Fe to teach, via Yellowstone Park. Opening receptions for students tonight. joint reception tomorrow. Howard Harrold plans to enter university after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fulton
Familly
Japan
Sarah Gesselman
Haupert
Heffelbower
Scio College
Notestein
Denver Col
Home Mission
Westminter
Holden
Elizabeth M Pendleton
Gertrude Gingrich
New York
Europe
Gingrich
Erie
Ifiss
Margaret McNeal
Wooster
Leetonia
Wisner
M. P. Flattery
College Avenue
Laurens Seelye
Fargo
N D
Katharine Mills
Zanesville
Horatio Brown
Chicago
Bloomington
Campbell and Son
Monte Vista
Col
Maude
Victoria_ MacArthur
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Yellowstone National Park
Howard Harrold
Mt. Eaton
Judgment in a Marriage Reform Lottery
A Pittsburg Dispatch quip questions a young woman's choice to reject a suitor who failed to provide the desired ring. The witty line suggests that marrying to reform a partner is a risky gamble with few prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Dispatch
Doylestown Schools in Crisis Over Unsafe Building
Doylestown's schools face an urgent crisis as a new building is needed after state inspectors and local builders deemed the old structure unsafe. The board of education weighs options while classes reopen amid confusion. Smaller pupils occupy an old building, while larger grades use rooms in the town hall, even the kitchen, with hallways serving as classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Board of Education
Orrville man pleads guilty to discharging firearms
Alec Evans of Orrville admitted discharging firearms within city limits after an incident Friday night described as a joke that spiraled into a town scare. He was fined $1 and court costs by the mayor on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Evans
Orrville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
J.C
Platt
Atia Tcan
Charles Brandt
Iude- Eason
Brandt
Canton
W.E. Weygandt
West Salem
Siot
WP Snyder Stables
Ohio Railways
Muanefield
Board of Deputy Superviors of Elections
Arange
David N Jacobs
Eight Squares
Chas Schad
Overton
Jacobs
A E Stepfield
Sarah Fetzer
John N. Freed
Mary Logue
Prof. J. B. Eberly
Donahue
H. Boyd & Godkt
James Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Reid
Bixler Pharmacy
Boyd &Cotths
Lloyd In
Rleger
College Hill
Arthur EB. Davies
Preparatory
Wendeolla
Charlotte Baughman
Helen An Ileg
Orrville S
Schools OF
Miles
Longelli Hospital
Wns
Ail
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Co. Piuggisté
Imer
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Ocerith
Ene
Lritz
Nerd Olia Ued
Liberty Street
W. Funck
Siomrs Ovot Harding & Co
M. F. Kean
Omee
McClarran
Legal Business Fund
Newkirk
Ofice—Jackson Block Public
Square
Arran Jones
Jou c
M'Clarram Charles
Jones
Jim
Ene Wooster, Ohio
Paylor & Taylor Ja
Taylor Attorneye-atlaw
Wice
Piram B. Swartz
Comeses Res Faber A B. Ei Cornet Public Saharester
Ola
Ak Doors
R.H A. Hart
EYE and Ear
Downing Block
Corney Beall Ave
Bowmax
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Thomas A. Elder
B.S. A
Laubach &“Boyd’s
Public Square
Ohio
Wessler
H. A. Waite
Kerr Street
East Presbyterian Church
Star
Burdette S. Bontrager
Frederick Abore
Meath
Jorn Balinee
Penuress Inicely ‘Frappe Val Office
Beresford
Ces
Armeul Eee
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