Wooster Honors Prof Thorne With Vast Crowd and Civic Rally
Governor Cox and Prof. Thorne are celebrated in Wooster as crowds of about five thousand gather for a field day at the agricultural station. The speeches cover workmen compensation referendum, tax reform, and budget consolidation aimed at modernizing Ohio state government and promoting agricultural progress.
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Wooster
Ohio
City of Progress
Wobster
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Gov Cox
Thorne
Cincinnati
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Warnes
Governor Cox Visits Wooster With Thorne In Applecreek Tour
The governor's party arrived by the 10 48 Pennsylvanian train at Applecreek and was greeted by about 206 people including Prof Thorne. Spectators thronged the station as seven autos carried the party to the American House Wooster for a notable dinner. Prof Thorne answered rapid questions on farming topics from alfalfa to wheat, highlighting his expertise while the governor observed the grand station grounds and large crowds.
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General Assembly
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Senate
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Ohio
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Wooster
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Immense Crowd Attends Wooster Experiment Station Event
A vast and diverse crowd gathered at the Wooster experiment station to honor Prof Thorne. Attendees arrived by bicycle, motorcycle, horse, foot, or decorated carriages, sharing picnics, games, and cheerful conversations in a scene of broad community appreciation.
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Experiment Station
Thorne
Tom
Mary
Will
Sarah
Wooster
Band Delivers Another Successful Public Performance
The Board of Trade band presented a fine program with skilled players in a Friday afternoon concert. The series of performances adds to a tradition of local culture, drawing praise from attendees and highlighting the community’s support for live music.
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Board of Trade
Woodrow
Comedian Sandles Praises Gov Cox With Farmer Jokes
In a speech introducing Gov Cox, Put? Sandles shared humorous stories about the Ohio chief executive. He joked about farming knowhow and distinguishing smearkase from Dutch cheese while highlighting the governor as a strong husbandman with many good traits.
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Gov. Cox
Sandles
Ohio
Presentation of Walking Stick to Director Thorne
The Wayne Building & Loan board presented Director Thorne with a folded head walking stick at Thursday's meeting. JF Sanborn, secretary, delivered a fitting speech praising Thorne's mini successes and friendly relations, wishing health and happiness. Thorne was surprised and grateful for the gesture.
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Contreal
Wayne Building & Loan Company
Pharmae
JF Sanborn
Dade
Sanborn
Tihorne
Fourth annual Yankeetown school reunion held June 14
Large crowd attendance at Yankeetown for the fourth annual school reunion with a Friday evening lecture and festival. Ralph Heffelfinger opened the evening, JOM Wolf of Jeromesville spoke on Practical Education, followed by Clarence Baker’s address Give Us Men. Jeromesville band performed both days and provided music for the opening program.
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Yankeetown
Ralph Heffelfinger
Braden Orchestra
Ann
Jom Wolf
Jeromesville
Clarence Baker
Complications of Woman's Ills in Athens Texas
A testimonial endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long standing female illnesses. Mrs Saran R Whatley reports improvement and younger appearance after use, noting widespread trust and 30 years of reported benefits with confidential, female-led guidance from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Athens
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Saran
R. Whatley
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Our Boys and Girls How to Treat Them speech at Ashland
Rev CoC Stater presided as band selections opened an event ending with a May-pole drill and races. John A McDowell spoke on child growth, religious training, and hard knocks, urging high school education and moral development for boys and girls. Prize winners included Sherman Heckman, Ora Karcher, Harley Shank, Paul Batdorf, Dave Ober, and Walter Lybarger. Refreshments and social time followed with officers elected for the next year.
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John A McDowell
Publichools
Ashland
McDowell
Washington
Dxon
Mrs Lawrence
Wooster Tuovard Dash
Sherman Heckman
Ora Karcher
Harley Shank
Paul Batdorf
Paul Bats
Isaac Batdorf
Toro Garn Arafafunt
Ray Oberhaltzer
Carson
Loudonvilley
EO Baker
Richwood
Weimer and others visit relatives in Georgetown
Sunday visits fill the area as Rev. and Mrs F B Weimer spend time with grandson O W Rike and family. Fred Karsh stays with son Cleveland Karsh in Fredericksburg. George Culler and daughter Ethel join East Union township picnic guests.
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Georgetown
F B Weimer
O W Rike
Fred Karsh
Cleveland Karsh
Fredericksburg
George Culler
Ethel
East Union Township
Fred Ramseyer
Friend
John Weckesser
Canal Fulton
Margaret Karsh
Melissa Berg
John Rohrer
Rittman
William F. Winkler
Oder
Teo Frédéri S W
Hania i Sriteeas
Entertained Family Guests at Orrville Home on Sunday
The text notes daughter Melissa Spent with friends in Wooster and Mr and Mrs Isaac Horst Mittai Airs. J Griffith, and son Ee Howard with Miss Naoma FUE x Orrville were hosted at their family home Sunday.
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Rey
Wooster
Isaac Horst
Mittai
J. &.Grifith
Ee Howard
Naoma Fue
Orrville
Local Social Notes From South Sterling and Nearby Areas
June 46 South Sterling shows Mr i Pires and George Caskey visiting Orrville. Cal Meyers hosts cabbage work with John Patterson. Mrs Cella Zergier, Mrs Mary Meyer and Maud stay in Wooster. Miss Fanny Graber returns from Wooster school. Edward Perrenod Gust Glet visit Cleveland. Dan Graber hosts at his home with many neighbors including Meyers, Berkey, Conrad, Speicker, and Letchty. Several families spend Sunday with John Graber in Canton.
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I Pires
George Caskey
Orrville
John
Carnbage
Calvin Meyers
Cella Zergier
Wooster
Mary Meyer
Maud
Fanny Graber
Edward Perrenod
Gust Glet
Clevel Land
Dan Graber
Ie Missescae
Jennie Meyers
Cora
Lemma Berkley
Rogella
Nettie Conrad
Mary Rameseyer
Delta Speicker
Edith Hostetler
Emma Greaser
Fanny Conrad
Elizabeth Letchty
Messrs
Chauncey
Ward Rameyer
Roy Speicker
Grov
Er Berkey
Amon Conrad
Orie Letchty
Emanuel Meyer
Alvin
Schrock
Samuel Schleneger
Ella
John Graber and Family
Canton
Congress Notes On Local Church Activities And Visits
Congress reports from June 16 mention well attended children's exercises at the M F B church. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs Price and Mrs Barth of Ashland, and social hosting by Mrs Brown and daughter from Dayton. A W Mower, Bert and Roas, and Will Hawk of Wooster planned a Indiana trip. Mother Blue’s illness is mentioned, with family helpers at Harry Martin’s home. John Mowrer visited Wooster to see John Howman, who remains very ill. Hanford's Balsam is referenced.
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M. FB
Price
Barth
Ashland
J F Simon
Harry Martin
John Mowrer
Wooster
John Howman
St: Thes
Banquet Honors Prof. Thorne for 25th Anniversary Directorship
Over three hundred guests gathered at the armory Friday for a three course dinner in honor of Prof. Thorne marking his 25th anniversary as director of the experiment station. Alva Agee of New Jersey agricultural college acted as toastmaster, with a dozen prominent figures delivering toasts. The event featured a green and red deco rations, Frank's Orchestra, and a closing speech from Thorne expressing thanks for the honor.
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Armory
Thorne
Experiment Station
John Johnston
Alva. Agee
New Jersey Agricultural College
Frank
Beautifying Property Is Civic Duty in Town View
The Ohio State Journal argues property owners should invest in curb appeal, pavements and lawns to benefit neighbors and the community. It says rent isn't the sole motive and urges selfless effort to keep streets attractive and unragged despite not gaining direct rent.
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