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Newspaper

The Wayne County Democrat

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

6

Wedded Couple at Reformed Parsonage in Wooster

Miss Anna Begert and J I Boner were married Saturday night at the Reformed parsonage in Wooster with Young officiating. They reside in Wooster and plan to live above Johnsons grocery. Methodist Aid Society meets Wednesday at 2 30 at the church room 5. Plaughters of Veterans hold a Tuesday meeting with delegate selection and a surprise. A Wooster Lady reveals five month secret marriage since December 1912 to Mrs Charles Derr, Mrs Pern Weaver formerly, with Windsor Can.

Anna VV Begert J I Boner Wooster Johnsons Grocery Methodist Aid Society Methodist Church Charles Derr Mirs Pern Christhas Windsor Can Afr Charles Prermate Woosters Brush Works

Zwinglian Circle and Club Meetings in Wooster

Wooster society notes list the Zwinglian Circle meeting at Mrs J M Kalmbach home on North Buckeye and the Century Club gathering at Dr A Heron residence with Supt G C Maurer addressing Early Ohio Settlements. Various social visits and church activities populate a busy week including birthdays, dinners, and bulletins from local organizations.

Zwinglian J M Kalmbach North Buckeye Street Clase Seat Canal Fulton Century Club G C Maurer Ohio

Local Notes Highlight Social Visits Across Town

Residents report short travels and family gatherings amid weekend visits. Mans Allanshermer returns home after a few days with aunt Mrs George Bell Milen Nora Hostettler spent Sundays at her treasures office while neighbors share stories from Sapethyvatle and Smithville to Canton.

Mans Allanshermer Congress George Bell Milen Nora Hostettler The Treasures Office Far Nadreon

Eulogy by Rev Kett Honors Mothers at Baptist Church

The observance of Mothers Day at the Baptist church drew a large congregation. The service featured a modern Woodmen attendance, white carnations, choir and quartet selections, and a sermon by the pastor on motherhood titled The Chief Earths Highest and Best Tithe Mother. The speaker’s delivery was highly praised and every word was noted.

Baptist Taree Heskett

Republican plan mass convention to reorganize party

Special to The Wooster Daily News reports Chicago high school division notes the Republican conference decided to ask the Republican National Committee to call a national convention. The aim is to reorganize the party along progressive lines.

Wooster Daily News Chicago Republican Party Republican National Committee

Court Notes: Estate and Guardianship Actions Recorded

Frances Whitehead Watts seeks her share of Edward Whitehead estate. court orders funds to administrator W A Morton with Frances Watt receiving net after costs. In Daniel Leiner estate a waiver of notice for Sophia Fry is filed. Guardian John H Wiles files second final account for Essie Kean Prye. June 6 hearing set. Nettie Brinkerhaft applies for guardianship of Charles Brinkerhaft. bond set at 600 with National Surmeys Co. Bond approved and letters issued. Rov SS Grunder files inventories and appraisements for the will of Misdgtlena Graunder.

Frances Whitehead Watts Edward Whitehead National Surmeys Co Woot Patterson SS Grunder Misgdetlena Graunder

Real Estate Transfers in Wooster and Creston Districts

The recorder reports multiple transfers including parcels in Creston to Clare Barker for 59 dollars and in Wooster township to Emma Newstetter for 355 dollars. Also listed are transfers involving Susan Latey to Pattburg Warinne, John Spotts in Congress township, and John Bricker to John Howeles in Congress township. A marriage license is issued for Boner and Anna Begert of Wooster.

Carre Bhrazabeth Eros Clare de Barker Creston Sarah M Emma Joe Newstette Wooster Newstetter Susan Latev Pattburg Warvinne Chrago Ry St Christian Adam Irene John Elizabeth Som Congress Zetuher John Spotts Ur Plain Township John So Bricker Wate John HoWeles Congress Township

Bridge bids received for county bridge erections

County commissioners received bids on Monday for multiple bridge projects across the county. All bids were close, and contracts will be officially awarded to the lowest bidder.

Local Brevities and Upcoming Meetings in Brescia

The Medina County Rural Carriers' association will meet at C R Aldrich’s home in Spencer on Saturday evening May 17 for their yearly gathering. Also note busy local ads for furnaces, fertilizer from Buffalo brands, and a Greek play at Memorial chapel Thursday evening May 26 with tickets at Horns. Little Tyima Wilson fights measles after a week of illness.

Medina County Rural Carriers’ Association C R Aldrich Spencer Memorial Chapel

Paint Wise Ly Fy to Paint When Prices Rise

A frugal advisory urges homeowners to buy Devoe paint now rather than later as costs rise. The Metzler Decorating Co. promotes Devoe, warning waiting could raise the job price by about ten percent, with anticipated year one drops not exceeding half that.

Devoe Metzler Decorating Co

Prosecutor Drowns Self at Duck Creek

Caldwell Ohio May 12 A M Morris 45 former Noble county prosecuting attorney killed himself by drowning in Duck creek a half mile south of town authorities said this morning

Caldwele A M Morris Noble County Duck Creek Here

Cincinnati Traction Cars Face Fire and Desertion

In downtown Cincinnati on May 12 a car burned and five deserted as six traction company cars rushed to cover during a line operation. No injuries reported and crews fought the blaze to protect remaining service.

Cincinnati Traction

Cleveland tilt spurs AMERICAN LEAGUE fines

Third baseman Osan of Cleveland and catcher Wanamaker of Boston were each fined 25 dollars by American League President Johnson for taking part in a free for all fight in Cleveland.

Chicago Osan Cleveland Cather Wanamaker Boston Johnson American League

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