Applecreek Notes and Visits Highlight Local News
Rev J C Smith attended the general synod at Watson. Mary Numbers and niece visited William Bahl west of Woosta. Dedication of the new Methodist church at Orrville drew many from the area. Weicht and Eckhart families visited Clarence Hackett. Miss Ketta Lechot returned from Fairpoint Va. Miss Nora Reinhardt heads to Ozerlin for school. Miss Esta Mumaw leaves for Ann Arbor to teach music. Miss Etta Sharp attended the Du Buis Plank wedding at Wooster. Miss Floyd from Cleveland attends Estella Klein who lies ill with typhoid. Simon Schaffly and wife visited their sick niece Estella Kisin. Leroy King Jr. buried from the train. Almeda Swanson returns from Cleveland with sister Mrs Banger. Maude Hess goes to Cleveland for millinery stock. Delano Moore family visiting C E Barchfield. John R Moore family attended Prof Eberly’s funeral at Smithville.
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Applecreek
J. C. Smith
General Synod
Watson
Mary Numbers
Bessie Lautenschlager
William Bahl
Woosta
New Methodist
Orrville
Weicht
Massillon
Eckhart
Dalton
Clarence Hackett
Ketta Lechot
Blanche Crow
Fairpoint Va
Blanche Formrely
Michael Cotterman
Nora Reinhardt
Ozerlin
Esta Mumaw
Ann Arbor Midh
Etta Sharp
Wooster
Floyd
Cleveland
Estella Klein
Simon Schaffly
Mt. Eaton
Estella Kisin
Master Leroy
Lee King
Akron
Almeda Swansan
Banger
Mies Maude Hess
Delano Moore
C. E Barchfield
John R. Moore
Prof
Eberly
Smithville
Burban k News Notes and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs A Huolet of West Salem called on his sister Mrs J Baker. Silas Windeman and wife and Mrs Funnlman of Akron visiting old friends in Burbank. Mrs David Ecker died last Tuesday Funeral Thursday Rev Triffit of Lodi preached the sermon. Miss Anna Kiddie of Ashland visiting C W Weiser. Geo Shaw of Barberton in town advertising for American laborers for Barberton factories. Local business men form an association to hire Americans as fast as possible. C C Petton of Girard Pa visiting daughter Mrs W B Lace on Front Street. Petton is 85 yet lively.
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Burbank
A. Huolet
Weat Salem
C. W Weiser
Geo. Shaw
Barberton
C. C Petton
Girard
W. B. Lace
Front Street
Petton
Fire destroys Sterling residence of Elmer Glessner
A Sterling home owned by Elmer Glessner burned Tuesday afternoon with only the housebold contents saved. Glessner carried substantial insurance. The fire was caused by a defective flue.
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Elmer Glessner
Sterling
Glessner
Presbyterian ladies host rummage sale in Cubber room
The ladies of the Presbyterian church open a rummage sale in the Cubber room on Thursday.
Card of Thanks for Dad's Illness and Passing
We sincerely thank neighbors and friends who helped during our father’s sickness and death. Grateful to the choir for music, to those who sent flowers, and all who offered aid in the hour of bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea Vent
Pine resin and laxatives advertised by Krieger’s Drug Store
John Moore Eberly and Isa Moore Eberly are named in a medical ad touting pine resin as a bladder and kidney remedy. The notice promotes Pine Uiles for 30 days at 21.00 and advertises Dean's Roblets as gentle constipation cure with pharmacist recommendations.
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Krieger's
Terrible Death By Electric Wire Kills Wooster Worker
Samuel Ross, a 36 year old Wooster electrician with the Wooster Electric Light Co, died after contact with a primary wire while repairing a transformer on a pole at Diamond alley and the public square. Witnesses describe a flash and Ross sinking to the bricks as relief attempts began. coroner ruled life extinct, body taken to Danford embalming rooms. He leaves a widow and four children, the oldest 12, the youngest eight months, with funeral services held Tuesday conducted by Rev Frank Heilman.
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Samuel Ross
Huemao
Wooster Electric Light Co
Diamond Alley
Ross
Bom
Rosa
Charles Zaring
Zaring
Danford
Beall Avenue
Fnally
Charles Billiard
Holmes County
Shreve
Samuel
Agnes Ross
J Ross
Wooster
Electric Light Co
Rs. Ross
Happy Country Wedding at High Noon
Mr and Mrs Jacob Davidson witnessed the marriage of their daughter Alverda to Warren W Gerberich in Brownsville Pennsylvania. The ceremony with Lohengrin’s wedding march featured Rev Frank Heilman officiating. Guests from Brownsville and Alliance attended the pink and white decorated arch ceremony followed by dinner and cake cutting.
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Andra
Jacob Davidson
Mias Alverda
Warren W. Gerberich
Tvere
Mies Lucile Hunsberger
Lohengrin
Ida Honsberger
Medina
Mieg Della Miller
Sherrick White
Frank Heilman
Wooster
Mary Dean
Mary Spiker
Mary Yoder
Minnie McClore
Irene Bixler
Yerda Stringer
Brownsville
Fonk
Roberts
Rhodaback
Philipa
Myrtla Young
Alliance
EIGHT SQUARE Hept 85 Wheat and farming notes
Wheat sown widely in the locality with corn cutting underway. The cider mill at Mr Imhoff remodeling adds to his business. Mennonite preacher Martin and wife visit Pennsylvania. Rev Good J Meier to fill pulpit. Adelia Miller visiting from Lodi, daughter at Wooster school, weekend with Mil ler family. Susan Gerty of Blackeyville visits friends. Baby eczema advised treatment note ends with a drugstore advertising line.
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Imhoff
Martin
Pennsylvania
Good J Meier Bac
Lodi
Adelia Miller
Wooster
Funeral of Prof. Eberly Draws Wide Attendance
Smithville Sept 26 Funeral rites for Prof JB Eberly were largely attended with many former students and county residents present. The service at Bethel Church followed a large procession from Point Breeze, led by Rev A K Felton. exclaims on his influence and two decades at Smithville High were recalled. burial in Howe Cemetery east of town followed.
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JB. Eberly
Counries
Point Breeze
Bethel Church
Smithvilla
Rowaln Saree
Chyotauqua
A K. Felton
Lutheran Church
Charles Krichbaum
Canton
Eberly
Krichbaush
Smithville High School
W. Brund
Methodist Church
Mt. Union College
How
Samuel Eberly
Wichita
Kans
Leyda
Enon
Samuel Davidson
Madisonbury
Farawaa
QO. Webner
Earth
Wooster
C. W. Beal
Achanan
Penfeld
Medina County
Peter Zell Will
Nettie Dressler
Shreve
Ida B. Honsberger
Medina
Prof Enemy
G. W. Leyda
Enon Pa
Cherry
J. C . Jacut
Hopr
of Brenner
John
Toronto
Canada
Roy Myers
Crestline
Artie Mackey
Ann Wagoner
Brown
Chicago
GQO
Felton
L. E. Conrad
Epworth League
Wood
Applereek
Geo. Brownson
Mrs. Browns
Jonas Yoder
F. A. Brabon
Dora Kraus
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kraus
Mise Nola
John Baum
Akron
Eliza Shoemaker
Hoff
S. P. Kiefer
Parrysville Lutheran Choren
T. A. Beelman
Lake Shore Railroad
Mennonite Church Dedication Draws Large Attendants
Heavy rain clouds kept many away from the Mennonite church dedicatory service. An afternoon crowd of over 500 gathered in the C. E. tent for prayers, sermons, and music. A plaza on Main Street was blessed as a town landmark, with varied pastors and attendees from nearby towns.
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J E Spranger
Long Beach
Cal
Langonvwalten
Halstead
Kans
Rey Schumacher
Bluffton
Claver
Borne
Ind
Grabbs
Temple
Grubbs
Clever
Reva
O. B
Waa
O B
Sandey
Dalton
Denton
Wadsworth
Madisonburg
FE PP Stabill
Newton
Card of Thanks for Frank Cypher of Rows
Mr and Mrs J S Cypher of Rows gratefully thank friends and neighbors for aid during Frank Cypher s sickness and death. They praise the music rendered by the circuit and thank physicians nurses and ministers for kindness and floral tributes. Inasmuch as ye have done it note one of the least of these ye have done it unto me said the Christ.
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J.S. Cypher
Frank
the Christ
Dedication services and local visits noted in Orrville
Fredericksbury reports dedicatory services at the Orrville Methodist church with Mrs Schaale and Banche attending. Mrs Stanley Kaylor returns to Canton after a stay. Mrs Jas Torper and two children of Orrville visit her father Mr Mise Jean Hayes and cousin in Cleveland. John Smith and Mrs Theodore Richards visit Orrville for the dedicatory. Willie Wright returns from Cleveland after visiting grandparents. Mrs R W Spencer and daughter Helen and Miss Grace Spencer on business in Millersburg. Harry Lytle leaves for Columbus to study pharmacy.
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Cleveland
R. W. Spencer
Helen
Drace Spencer
Millersurg
Harry Lytle
Columbus
Farmers face heavy corn crop amid market rise
The Madisonburg area reports a record heavy corn crop as potato market gains influence. Local residents visit and socialize with friends, including Eberday of Berea and Rice of Springfield. Ralph Landes underwent toe surgery. Alarchy and Coppes plan Sept 33 cash event and a move to McEwen property. Ira Johnson family visit Maysville. church services scheduled next Sunday evening.
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Eberday
Berea
Rice
Springfield
International Stock Food Co
Jacob Hartel
Applecreek
Johnson
Ralph Landes
Alarchy
Coppes
Eash
McEwen
Indiana
Ira Johnson
Maysville
Glen Hoffman
Joan Rarick
David
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