Local notices and events in Wooster week
Mrs Lamoureuxs Circle of Kings Daughters meets Friday at 3 p m at Mrs M 8 Goodman home South Buckeye street. Oct 5 sees Turkish Bath with Miss Marie Heath. Parlor of First Presbyterian hosted a lecture by Mrs Lucy Blanchard from Los Angeles on the Golden State W C T U. Fire at Farmers Hotel kitchen caused by chimney spark but loss minimal. Several local items include aid to John Ames and malaria claim, sugar beet samples on trains, and a wagon of freight for Wooster Preserving Co. from Erie.
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Cal
Lucy Blanchard
the Wooster W. C. T. U
Golden State
Central Station
Farmers’ Hotel
North Buckeye Street
John Ames
Braddocks
L.a
Wooster
J.J. Adams
the Young and HeTelfloger
Les
Odell
Lake Tod
Reserving Co
Fridey
Plain Township
Salty
Maxwell
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Cayhoe
High School
E. J. Christy
North
Buckeye Street
Personal notices from Wooster Daily letters
From Wednesdays Daily Edward Keyes visits Murray and Mack from Shreve. Sheriff Garver and wife attend the Doylestown fair. John A McDowell and family visit the Yoder. Charley Lang becomes Western Union messenger. Various locals visit relatives in Wayne and surrounding counties. Notables include Minnie Teagle and Preston Pocock marriage report and Ethel Hunt entertaining guests.
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Edward Keyes
Shreve
Murray
Mra. i. R. McDowell
Cleveland
Geo. Faber
C. Vedder
Hites
Wooster
Atlanta, Ga
Ethel Hunt
Gertrude Leonard
Cincinnati
Jay Tair
Miss Hunt
Misa Margaret Baker
Bre Ju. Brown
Misa Leonard
Pastor and People in Wayne County Church News
In Wooster and Wayne County church updates, Fred ericksburg Presbytery elected Rev. 8 M Glenn moderator and dismissed others to New Albany Presbytery, with ministers' exams and synod delegates named. At Wooster and area churches, lectures, Epworth League events, and conference notes highlighted, along with Brethren and Lutheran activities and appointments.
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Presbyterian Church
Fredericksburg
Wooster
H M Donaldson
Synod of Ohio
East Liverpool
Muolsters
Elias Compton
Glenna
Boston
Reston
Hackett
Applecreek
J I. Hutchison
Shreve
W. W. Anderson
Loudonvills
Miller
Wooater
Jo Wo Cummings
Nankin
G. I. Smead
Savannah
F. A. Fry
Doylestown
E K Mecklin
Dalton
Kidera
Jacob Santrock
Sycia Ewing
Jackson
A I
Kenny
Mansfield
J .B. Creaby
1K Andrews
Haysville
Robert Kerr
West Salem
L’rof
Noteestein
Wo McCullough
Jacob Huntsperger
Orovilla
L. Ko
Ohio
Suitedrethren Church
Asdard
Ilowe
Prealudog Elder
Ashland
Paradise Hill
William Clarke
Mansfeld
Ktrat
Sheperd
Nuva
Mattie Smumua
Ziup Chapel
J. G Baldwin
Jarbertop
Elen Ko King
Clinton
J. E Graham
North Lawrence
J .F. Davidson
Sterning
Weimer
Mysaulon
M. M Phillips
Magoohs
D Kosbt
J. Weaver
Bishop
R. A. Ward
Isppie Metsker
T. T Titus
Creaton
Chippewas Lake
Ait Funé
M. L. Oliver
Bey C W
Record
Lorain
Lakefork
Bileo H, King
Smithvill
Harberton
Barberton
A A. Moore
Wayne County
A Year of Good Works Reported by Woman's Association
The Woman's Christian Association of Water held its annual meeting in the Methodist church chapel on September 16 at 2:30 p.m. Reports detailed Mercy and Relief work, serving school efforts, and parish activities. Officers were reappointed, and plans to expand local outreach and deeper service were discussed, with emphasis on continued fundraising and community involvement.
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Holmesville
Fredericksburg
Applecresk
Waters
Albert Tracy
Sadie Leeper
Gladys Waters
Abgries Scott
I. W. Luchat
Mr. Manorer
Fredericaburg
Waters Edog
Anna Uber
Mille Lachat
Dean Barnes
Kesta Knooble
Key Travs
I. W. Lachat
Jennie Cramer
Mary Fisher
al the Chenge
Madie Smediey
Eg. Scaxsborough
Applecreek
Lutheran
Acc
Ving People's Association of
Wayce
Cuyatoga
Portage
Summit
Meaioa
Stark Counties
Fust Pauls Evangel
Cal Lutheran Church
Aktor
H Robert F. Fitch
Shanghai
Bine
Wooster
Kev Fitch
Gilsaonartes
J . Hartel
Doylstown
Knowo
Lutharap
Peter Tor
Adi
Laura
Erely
Mary FU
Teporta Fec
Walru
Congresa
Warner of
Worester
Congres Rex
Tye
Dias Otery
Moco
W. HO
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Wooster University
Akron Tea On Journal
Cleveland
J C Esltote
Akron
Big Case
Elliott
Synna of
Ohio
East Liverpool
Obio
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E. D. Harnett
Orrvijie
Mt Vernon
Brgt
Wm. Kepler
H. C. Marthcaale
Burbank
Ikelser Wat
Methodeut Review
Fridey
Schinvler E Sears
John W. Dowde
Emer F Noble
Benjamin F. Kroead
Jon F Sréve
Vernon W Wager
John H. Biaezburn
Albert G Hapert
I3ehep
Vincent
Ekdwins
Colier
O. Griswold
J Henry Smith
J. W Stamm
8. L. Stewart
Reve
J. M Baxter
Dale A. Ontz
Alfred
Waltmore
Woman's Christian Association of
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Cuuvenlog
Guubhrea
Buwe
Ubla Organiz
Smith
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Hanpert
Jonusen
Cretary
Oeauter Eat Departmente
Alligeito
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Alber Glace
Isemuest
de Tone
Maren
Woman's Association
Mies Woitford
Zetia
Ite
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Bmwig
Bel Bt
Oseedye Chain
Mercy
Neief
Lins Committee
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Vie
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Calder
Abe
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Bat
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Mra
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Treagher
Fatexpeed
Three Days Without Court Suspense of Sentence Sought
In Costoctun absence of Judge Taggart delays court until Thursday when Judge Maxwell will finish Cayhoe divorce case testimony. Maxwell also hears Courci of Shreve vs Water Works Trustees. Heider and Morr filed motion in Wayre County Court to suspend sentence for Julio Hofstettier and Christian Lehman for concealing stolen property while seeking time to apply to the Supreme Court for leave to file a petition in error.
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Monav $ Daly
Taggart
Costoctun
Maxwell
Cayhoe
Courci of
Shreve
Water Works
Heider & Morr
Wayre County
Supreme Court
Shreve Street Fair Held a Notable Success
The Shreve free street fair of 1497 ended in success with ideal weather and a large crowd. A parade by the Shreve Guards and schoolchildren, a military display by sixteen young ladies, bicycle and foot races, and a strong exhibit lineup delighted attendees. Fireworks capped the evening without accidents, though a scuffle broke out briefly and was quelled by authorities.
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Soreeve
Shreve
RK. C. Paul
Pain Balm Heals Student’s Laceration Quickly
A parent from St. Louis reports Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured a badly cut hand in short time with no scar. He praises it for wounds sprains swellings and rheumatism and calls it a household necessity. Available in 25 and 60 cent sizes from Laubach Boyd druggists in September.
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E. J. Schall
Meyer Bros. Drug Co
St. Louis
Chamberlain
S&ie
Laubach & Boyd, Druggists
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief and Trial Offer
A testimonial promotes Ely's Cream Balm highlighting a 1-cent trial and a 50-cent size. It claims to relieve catarrh and head colds, urges asking a druggist or sending 10 cents to Ely Bros in New York, and shares a Boston user’s complete recovery after two bottles.
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Ely
ELY Bros
Warren St
N. Y
A. Clarke
Shawmut Ave
Boston
Prominent Cure Paste Urges Readers to Try Syrup Pepsin
An unsigned Greenville notice features a letter from E C Cook praising Syrup Pepsin for bile symptoms, indigestion, and constipation after years of failure with other remedies. The piece also extols tobacco cessation aids and a magnet promotion, with garbled filler text surrounding the claims.
Pioneer Doctor Claims Women Deserve Specialized Care
A vintage medical ad promotes specialized women’s health care claiming general practitioners cannot treat female diseases. It extols Dr. R. V. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription used for over 30 years to cure “female weakness” and related reproductive faults, urging modesty and trial of nontraditional treatments.
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R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Pierce
Doan's Ointment Claims Instant Relief for Itching
An old advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as instantly relieving and permanently curing all skin itching sensations. It urges readers to avoid substitutes and asserts Doan's never fails.
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Doan
Stark County Fair Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion tickets from Alliance Worcester and intermediate stations on Pennsylvania Lines to Canton offered for Stark County Fair from Sept 28 to Oct 1 with low rates and return coupons valid through Oct 2.
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Pennsylvania
Canton
Allance, Wooster
Home Seekers' Excursions Info From PA Lines Agents
Ticket agents of the Pennsylvania Lines offer information on Home Seekers' Excursions to Northwest West Southwest and South destinations. Investigate if you plan a trip. Contact nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent or C. L. Kimball Assistant General Passenger Agent Cleveland Ohio October 31.
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Wesr
Pennsylvania Line
C.L. Kimball
Pasa
Gr Aengt
Cleveland
Otthak
Excursions to Loudonville via Pennsylvania Lines
October 6 and 7 excursion tickets to Loudonville from Wooster Crestline and intermediate stations on Pennsylvania Lines. Return coupons valid October 8. Free street fair return option included.(dl0bw20)
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Loudonville
Pennsylvania Lines
Wooster
Crestline
Free Street
No truth in report of burial during fair by Prof Boone
The item states there is no truth to claims that the subject buried alive at the fair by Prof Boone died in Pittsburg. Boone and his company gave exhibitions at Cambridge this week. Klby Spencer appears October 29 in either The Merchant of Venice or Romeo and Juliet. A new farcial musical comedy The Girl from Frisco will be shown in November.
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Boone
Pittsburg
Cambridge
Klby Spencer
Uct
Frisco
Recent Transfers of Real Estate Reported
Florian Schaffter recorder reports several property transfers including a warranty deed from Duntal E Spangler and wife to David L Homard for 23 acres in Sugar Creek township. A quit claim from Henry Wilford to Barbara Wilford covers parts of lots 5 and 7 in Marshallville worth 300 dollars. Isaac Jamson et al transfer to Lucien Lautzenhelser lots 1431 1432 and 1436 in Wooster. Ira E Houseman and wife deed to Will Frary part lot 62 in Burbank for 50 dollars. Theodore F E Merkel and wife to Anna Morrison lot 89 in Austen for 1725 dollars. Margaret Barnett to Jane Scott et al six acres in Franklin township for 1 dollar. Peter W Leichty and wife to Daniel Musser 40 acres in Milton township for 1100 dollars. John M Ely to Mary J Ely lot 60 in Wooster township as in Wooster.
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Duntal E. Spangler
David L. Homard
Sugar Creek Township
Henry Wilford
Barbara Wilford
Marshallville
Burbank
Theodore FE. Merkel
Anna Morrison
Austen
Margaret Barnett
Jane Scott
Franklin Township
P’eter W. Leichty
Daniel Musser
Mary J. Ely
Wooster
Wooster Township
Dr Hand Remedies Praised by Mother of Nine in Ohio
A mother from NSLAONVILLE Ohio writes that Dr Hand's Cure outperforms many remedies she tried for four years. She has nine children and keeps a bottle of Dr Hand's remedies in the house, recommending them to other mothers and druggists.
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Nslaonville, O
Dr. Hand
Cheney declares firm to pay $100 for catarrah cure using Haw's Gatarre
State of Law in Toledo Lucas County asserts Frank J Cheney senior member of F J Cheney & Co in Toledo will pay $100 for each case of catarrah cured by Haw's Catarre. Sworn on December 6 1886 with affidavit of presence and signature.
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City of Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F J Cheney & Co
Allen's Foot-Base cures sore feet and bunions
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen s Foot-ase a powder for the feet. It cures painful swollen feet and instantly relieves corns and bunions. It makes new shoes feel easy and offers relief from sweat ing callous hot tired feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores with a trial mail offer.
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Allen
Farr
Gimsted
LeRoy
N.Y
Young Daughter of Jesele Welap Injured in Fall
A young daughter of Jesele Welap fell from a corral a few days ago, breaking two bones in her arm. Dr J H McMillan of Orrville, Wis., was called.
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Jesele
J H McMilav
Orrville
Wis
Cale
State Board of Health Rules Typhoid on Missionary Children
The State Board of Health says typhoid fever is not contagious. It notes children of missionaries abroad were placed in local homes after a suspected case. Officials report the Wormaster Home in Wooster and Westminister Home in Wooster University were involved, with families taking in children to protect the local community. The incident prompted public health letters and a review of protective actions.
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State Board of Health
de. O Perdst
de J FE Stoll
D? Wavaster
Wade
Contro
da Westmunder Homma
Wooster University
Weil
Prova
Ohio Volunteer Infantry Holds Four Rounds Time
Fragmented OCR text references the H7oth Ohio Volunteer Infantry in a town setting with mentions of battles, home, and field activities. It notes a winded sequence of names, dates, and places, indicating a historical report on unit movements and local engagements. The readable portions suggest a war era local bulletin describing drills or combat actions and home front notes.
Dyspepsia cure advertised by Stuart Co with tonics
An old newspaper fragment touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for stomach distress. It claims the tablets digest 3000 grams of meat or eggs and promote nourishment of the system. The ad invites readers to request a free book and lists price and mail address in Marshal, Michigan.
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Stuart Co Marshal
Titanic Tales of Detroit Engineer Turned Mariner Chronicle
James Crocket, a sturdy sailor from Detroit, recounts a life of seafaring, early work on steamers, and service as chief engineer aboard ships. He details transfer to a bearing company, long years at sea, illness, and a return to work, reflecting on industrial labor and maritime duty.
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Detroit
Mieh
Setins
Sds Patamaroe
Iwae
Masenger Palares
Keegare
Danly
Larry Foe
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