Local Happenings in Wooster and Surrounding Areas
A stream of notices from Wooster and nearby towns details births, travels, visits, and job changes. Highlights include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. C M Smith. Mayme Jenior and Julia Grass visiting Cleveland. multiple residents leaving for visits in Elmira Toledo and New York. rural mail carrier C C Brady starting his route after illness. and several residents visiting relatives in Akron Kaisma zoo and Michigan. Also noted are society events, eisteddfod plans with Senator Foraker, a Kent pottery offer, and preparations for a national charity conference with industry figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Smith
Wooster Trees
Mayme Jenior
Julia Grass
Cleveland
C. J. Duncan
Elmira
N. Y
L. Shauf
Otto Walker
Massillon
Lippay Bakery
Canal Dover
Dra Ralston
Conneaut
C. A. Ralston
West Main Street
C. C. Brady
Elena R. Slusser
New York
A. J. Hicks
Prospect Street
Edgar Goldsmith
Misa Minnie Goldsmith
Elyria
William Meuser
North East Street
W. W. Wagar
Creston
Wooster District
Epworth League
Loew
Cedar Street
Toledo
N. N. Isenhour
Samuel Miller
Dorothea
Navarre
C. Boats
Akron Street
Misa Clara Burton
Europe
Clara Shriver
Grace Stoehr
Oak Park
Ill
Bridgeport
Charles Shriver
J. M. Taggart
Dorothy Diebenn
Washington
Charles H. Clark
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
John H. Fisher
Bernice
Joyce
Tuscarawas Township
Kaismazoo
Michigan
Thomas Stephan
Moke Company
W. 3. Moke
J. B. Eckert
Margaret May Eckert
Connelleville
KE. J. Hamill
Plum Street
Eckert
Hamill
Rhoda Altland
Mansilton
J. J. Altland
Nearby Towns and Orrville Weather Notes
Newman delegates attend Baptist Wooster Association in New Philadelphia. Local visits by Aston Rummins Reese and Shusser. Evangelist Bauer holds nightly services. Orrville pastors resigns as petition for wet or dry election circulates. Summer cheap B and B rates advertised with Cleveland D P A contact.
Elaborate Nuptial Mass for Miss Frances Adele Brown and Mr Leo Falke
In St Joseph's church a high nuptial mass united Frances Adele Brown and Leo Joseph Falke. The ceremony followed by a breakfast at Kerrigan home 8 North Street. Out-of-town guests included Falke and Collins families, with gifts of piano and checks noted. The couple plans to reside in Zanesville after a lakes trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Adele Brown
Cay
Leo Joseph Faike
Zanesville
St. Joseph’s Church
Lawrence J. Kerrigan
North Street
Michael Brown
Honesdale
Kerrigan
Bien Falke
CIA
Mary Falke
Mae Bartel
Carl Sonnhalter
Mchael Kerrigan
Hingh Powers
Arthur Sibila
Albert Sibilo
Harry Pille
Guartette
Lida McBride
Rown
Lewjrenc
J. Kerrigan
F. B. Doherty
St. Joseph’s
J. J. Lilja
Cleveland
C. J. Quimet
Dungannon
Father Doherty
Paris
Eva Schworm
Frances
Zancaville
Jemma Lee
James
Wooster
Catherine
Jeanie Collins
Margaret Applebaugh
Nellie Martz
Ashtabula
George Winterhalter
Winterhalter
Phelan
Canton
Falke
Mines Halted By Mine Cleanup In Stolumbus
Stolumbus, June 20. The big coal mines did not operate today as agreed. They will resume once cleaned and put in proper shape. Thirteen mines are in progress with thirty nine workers involved in cleanup efforts.
Coal vein found prompts shaft sinking near city
A three foot coal vein was found on the Oscar Bowman farm southeast of the city during tests for a deeper vein. A shaft is now being sunk to twenty five feet to access the vein, described as of good quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Bowman
County Ticket Nominated at Stark County Prohibition Meeting
At Canton on June 18 the Stark county Prohibitionists met to nominate a county ticket and to choose delegates for the state convention. George W Williams of Massillon was named for coroner. Christopher Strom of Alliance is listed for commissioner. David M Walters is recorder and Samuel B Witters infirmary director. Delegates and alternates from Canton Massillon Alliance and nearby towns were named for the state convention and county slate. Speeches by Enos Erasis of Alliance John Danner of Canton and endorsement of Rev Leslie Hawk for Congress were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Stark County
John Danner
E. H. Broston
Alliance
L. M. Ponjtins
Willam Bitterspaugh
Christopher Strom
B. J. Wise
Greentown
George 3. Gimn
Louisville
George Filhour
W. H. Bowers
Louvinville
D. H. Poling
G. W. Recard
Harold XK. Rockhill
George W. Willams
Massillon
Anton Diebold
D. W. Walters
T. H.rabe
George H. Chenot
Louinsivne
G. Hedrick
W. C. Baker
W. Witters
Uniontown
J. H. Stamp
Noah Huff
Frank Murray
J. K. Russell
Vy. L. Ney
James Sterling
R. 4
Noel
John L. Stoner
Plain Township
Robert M. Booth
J. H. Thompson
Navarre
C. B. Hegkman
Henry Doerschick
David M. Waiters
West Brookfield
Samuel B. Witters
George W. Williams
Enos Erasius
Leslie Hawk
Mahoning County
Congress
Earthquakes strike northern Luzon no major damage
Manila reports a series of earthquakes in northern Luzon yesterday and today but notes no serious damage and no injuries. The Associated Press dispatch cites tremors across the region with no confirmed casualty reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Associated Press
Luzon
Break in Pennsylvania tunnel causes two drownings
New York reports a break in the new Pennsylvania tunnel under the river today resulting in the drowning of two men. One man was injured, and many others suffered minor injuries. A high pressure will be given at the Bine Schoolhouse on Friday and Saturday evenings June 22 and 23. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
High Press
Bine C
Schop House
Amphion Choral Society Presents Canton Eisteddfod Prelude
The Amphion Choral Society presented a program in Amphion music hall featuring Mr Anthony Howells and conductor William Simpson. East Greenville contributed solos and recitations while Mrs Nelle Haverstock and H W Barlow led performances. The group, practicing for the Canton eisteddfod in July, hopes to win a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amphion Choral Society
Amphion Music Hall
Anthony Howells
Stark County,eisteddfod
Howells
Amphion Society
Canton
Howella
Simpson
Amphion
N. W. Culbertson
Pauline Harrison
Charlotte Roderick
H. W. Barlow
Alvin Sebott
Albert Williams
East Greenville
John Long
Harold Howard
Nelle Haverstock
Walter Webb
Furst
Amphions concert aids debt payoff in Welsh musical evening
Wagon and drove back after the concert sang with the aunt which demonstrates the love of music in the heart of every true Welshman. The choruses and soloists received many encores. The financial result of the entertainment was about 80 dollars. It will go toward paying off an indebtedness of more than 2,000 which was incurred by the Amphions in taking possession of their present comfortable quarters.
Miners Clash Ends with Columbus Agreement in Ohio
After sixty seven days and a disruptive strike, about 35 000 miners and 2 000 other workers faced idle labor. A joint convention will settle mining conditions in the Massillon and Hocking Valley districts with Athens hosting the first meeting soon. The settlement shifts Ohio scales toward the Hocking Valley baseline amid rival district terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Masillo
Bell
Athens
Ohio
Massillon
Hocking Valley
Albase J
Justice in New York: prison for swift theft and robbery case
In New York on June 20 a man received six years for stealing twenty five cents after pleading guilty to misappropriating nearly $100,000 in merchandise. Henry Hirschman of Wirachman Brothers faced creditors and possible bankruptcy tied to a grand larceny indictment. John Clark, 45, after earlier Sink Sing terms, admitted to taking a barber’s coin to avoid starvation, leading to imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Hirschman
Wirachman Brothers
Gentlemen's Furnishings
Wood
Europe
Henry
Joseph
Priosn
John Clark
Sink Sing
Clark
Bowery
Ile
Obituary for Grace Horst at Pleasant View
Grace Horst aged 19 died at home of her mother Mrs Anna Horst in Pleasant View on Tuesday from consumption. Funeral from Pleasant View church Thursday at 2 o clock. She is survived by Ralph and Elia Horst, brother and sister, with interment in Pleasant View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Iorst
Anna Horst
Pleasant View
Ralph
Elia, Horst
Pleasant View Cemetery
Deafness and Catarrh Cure Offer From Hal's Tonics
Deafness cannot be cured by focal applications but by constitutional remedies. Catarrh inflames the Eustachian tube leading to rumbling or imperfect hearing, and complete closure can destroy hearing. Nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh. Hal's Catarrh Cure is offered with a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured. Send for free circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
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Kent
Salem China Company
Cyrus F. Wyandt
Wilmot
Ruth Lucas
Cincinnati
Jennie Menuez
Fredericksburg
Charles W. Gans
Abilene
Kan
Shirer
State Board of Charities
Ohio Representation of Committees
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Minneapolis
Eyman
Massillon Hospital
Liberty Bell Council
Daughters of Liberty
Josephine Jones
Ells Peffer
Mary Pietzcker
Mary Rock
Ibeggicilor
Vogt
Accigipiaks
Lizzie Klotz
A. Critchfield
Sarah Weaver
William S. Brown
Stark County Agricultural Society
Lewman
Will Lowman
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Whitelake
Mich
L. Shafer
John Wilson
Tom Newham
Lowman
Lang
Jornce Ankeney
R. L. Allen
Lexington
National Association of Dairy Wnth Food Commissioners
Hartford
Conn
Upton Sinclair
Presen
Il. W. Wiley
National Bureau of Chemistry
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Collier
Pure Food Movement
Jennie Reese
Green Street
Edward R. Davis
Newman
Joseph Reese
Morgan
Clarence Tombow
George Coxsee
Margaret Boyd
James F. Miller
Timothy Ramsey
William
Maller
Cherry Street
L. P. Shusser
Perry Township
Shusser
Calvin B. Weidner
Carn Iutton
Orrville
L. Twinem
Prebsyterian
M. G Carrell
Cleveland, O
Miss Brown
Leo J. Falke
Bride
North Mill Street
W. Grove
Goroner
Ayer
Atiratchiarathi
Lowell, Inn
Ing Valley
Ohio Fields
Justice IN
Grace Tlorst
E. Main St
Keyser
Ecru
Tong
Newser
Pepe Bach
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