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Newspaper

The Wayne County Democrat

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1913

Page

4

Burbank Commencement Exercises Set for Saturday

May 19 in Burbank high school will feature commencement exercises in the church with addresses by Rev. C. G. W. Birney and student musical selections. Seniors and juniors held banquets as the church grounds receive decorating for the event with focus on the valedictory and a sermon themed around diligence and business acumen.

Burbank Burbank High Phgol Mir Do Bee Ray Tick CG. W. Birney Happorat Gaillaudis Orr Tena” Miller Emiloy Cleveland Albert Snyder Ulmer Medina e*Johnson Harry Johnson Fida Congress Ee Giles Wifto George Rayworth Lodi Fred Cnry Webb Des J. R. Shill Stoll Wooster Manafield Srich Dora Tennie Miller May Treme Mckintire Artha Picking Ac Oe

Young Peoples Notes Tell of Death and Commencement Events

Fragmented local notices recount a sudden death from illness, family visits from Wooster and Reedsburg residents, and school events. Several names appear, including Miss Cait Barchart and Mrs Clyde Neil, with mentions of church and commemoration services, plus a reference to a completion of a derrick and upcoming commencement exercises.

Baby’s cheek healed after Cuticura remedies

In May a ten month old girl suffered a severe facial sore that spread from pimples to the eye and nostrils. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the sores softened, stopped itching, and healed within days with no scarring. Signed notice from Mr Worsteland, January 1912.

Kingaloy, Mich Worsteland Cuicura Dept Boston

Wet Od Babt Week Bouche Ota

The fragmentary text references a weekly bulletin with unclear names and places. It mentions payments and a local event dated around a ceremonious period. Strong entities are not clearly identifiable due to the garbled OCR.

Fragmented OCR Nowhere, Veiled Place Names Highlighted

The unreadable OCR block lists scattered names, places, and terms with no clear narrative. It mentions weeks, events, and people like Patton, Nolan, and Ven, plus references to ships, markets, and locations across various towns and items.

Lutheran Addresses in Wooster Weekend Program

Rev Bowers of Wooster will speak next Saturday evening May 24 at the Lutheran church. Sunday evening Rev Wykland will address the dags. Frederick Berkheimer spends the week in Wooster.

Lutheran_church Everlling Bowers Wooster Wykland Dags Wrederick Berkheimer

East Union May 19 Recap Of Local Happenings

East Union reports Olen Swinehart recovering at home from illness while Frank Allen shows post accident improvement. A singing class organized as Carr's school progresses. Karl Gerber adds a telephone line to his residence. Farmers Club meets at Mulbourne's school Friday. Esherman suffers a lumbago attack last week. Jacob Seigley plans summer construction on land bought from Geo McConnell.

East Union Olen Swinehart Smoy Carr Karl Gerber Frank Alen Farmers Club Mulbourne's N.Y Jacob Seigley Geo, McConnell

Wayne Rural Route One Picnic and Social Notes

Wayne Route 1 area reports a school closure for a picnic day. Grange party at Madisonburg. visits by Thomas Winkler and wife. Local families entertain guests from Rittman, Creston, Orrville, and Wooster. Funeral attendance for Rice Cayho and social visits across the community.

Wayne Anto Pressier Sunda Allers John M Ho Wadimer Glenn Wankler Com McDaniel Samuel Zimmerman Rice Cayho Walmer Wooster Derott

Notable Weekend Visits and Local Socials

Journal notes indicate several visitors and residents sharing Sunday activities. Massillon and Kron Jon Moyer rented a property and hosted wall seam comments. Morris Jogo left town, while David Grib and family spent Sunday with the Grube family.

Petia Massillon kKron Jon Moyrer Morris Jogo Thas Vieini Bo Moewerer Harry Redo Borchers David Grib Na Getar Nat Omday Fehrs Dean Decor Tam

Local notes include multiple names and events from a midweek report

A fragmented report lists numerous individuals and incidents across several locations. References include Armstrong, Carl Ferguson, Sakaria, Keila Spither, and Vernon Archer among others, with mentions of events at Congress Plane, West Salem, and San tas, plus various domestic happenings and travel notes.

Iosteang Mas Carl Ferguson Congress Sakaria Heter Ott Wadbiagsten Mondias Havi Cali Rmta Keila Spither Sunda Devine del Vutrance Vernon Arher Barent Sarid West Salem Sacurdas Saturdas Arthur Shulty Santas Hos Dhaetoditen Mate Borenige Bet Spotter

Aurgton Families and Associates See Busy Weekend Visits

Cur Aurgton Cuidinten Mas and James Casa visit with Moss and Nave families. They spend Sunday at Cantan Lite with Veoh wettiboods and car storage operations. Carson Nave Jama Rey Everhart also appear with relatives. Janes Cavioe attends Mathias Ciarhboe family gathering in Madison. Zeja James works for Mrs ED WY Mays.

Cuidinten James Casaye Tara Nave Bas Veoh

Canaan Community Notes and Local Visits

Canaan May 1b reports William Marsh and family visiting Jacob Bowers. Mr Mishop and Mr Sprecht conduct local business and barn construction efforts for OM Orr. Mrs Andrew Boyd of Seville visited relatives. Rev Orruit and Rev Gee to alternate Sundays of preaching. Sunday school at 1 30.Mrs Sarah Fetzer cares for Mrs C M Orr who is ill. Mrs J M Wiles ill for weeks. Neighbors gathered at the old schoolhouse Saturday for a day event and surprise.

Canaan William Marshall VicKron Jacob Bowers Mishop Shland Gar Orruit Wooster Gee Congress Sarah Fetzer Creston C .M Orr J. M. Wiles Saturda

Mrs John Hosts Missionary Ladies Shower at Presbyterian Church

Sintner hosts a miscellaneous shower for Mrs John as the missionary ladies of the Presbyterian church attend the event last Thursday.

Dull Child Dies. Community Mourns In Garden Isle

Mary Dull aged six from Barberton died Friday evening after three days with scarlet fever and other illnesses. Palpable sympathy is extended to her parents as the community reflects on the loss and memory of the young girl.

Garden Isle Mary Dull Knos Dull Barberton Iburn Akron Albert Kuntz Fort Wayne Ndt Mary Kuntz Bright Carl Schwab West Salem Walter Mary Fenreetty Dall

Sunday visits and family gatherings in local town

Ted Haw and Clayton Smith with Shiand and George Morrison visited Chas Shutt and family over Sundays. Chas Shutt and wife were invited to the death bed of Mrs Shutt's father Samuel Baum. Little Mary Smith returned from Cleveland hospitals and is improving. Irvin Myers and family guests of John Shutt. Fern Shutt had supper with Clinton Gallowas and wife. Master Huber Jones of Ashland visited John Odds and family over Sunday.

Ted Haw Clayton Smith George Morrison Chas. Smith Chas Shutt Shutts Samuel Baum Mary Smith Cleveland Irvin Myers John Shutt Fern Shutt Clinton Gallowas Huber Jones Ashland John Odds

Local Notes and Social Visits Across the Area

Aukerman and family in May 19 events as new automobile owner. John and Kate Esselboro guests at the Parks home. Clayton Dull and family spent Sunday with her brother. C A Sheppard family also noted. Bonewit and son Russell in Creston Friday. Mrs David Dull listed sick. Julius Rockenfelder of Nankin visited Wm Rockenfelder family. Jess Helman and wife have started housekeeping.

Ernest Trac H. Humphrey Wooster Charles Stoudenheimer hGllback John Firestone Firestone New Pittsburg Lon Harry Pinnick Clayton Bittner Jefferson David Grube Wayne Igmima -Parker Aukerman Mart Aukerman John Kate Esselboro Parks Home Clayton Dull C A Sheppard Ctc Bonewit Russell Creston David Dull Julius Rockenfelder Nankin Wm Rockenfelder Jess Helman

County Pickups Highlight Local Socials

Florence Fetters was Sunday guest of May Miller. Mrs Catherine Snyder attended the funeral of Mrs Michael Franks at Moreland Thursday. Miss Mary Silver attended the convention at Le M.

Auto Leg Latest Malady Warns Women in Motoring

Medical authorities describe auto leg as a cramp from sitting long in one position amid road shocks. They note women are more susceptible due to intense exercise and also warn of auto eye strain from rapid focus shifts while driving unknown roads. If symptoms appear, see a physician.

Mystery Word Riddle Stumps Man Near Pentagon

A slightly inebriated man leaves a fruit store after failing to solve a weighty puzzle. He insists the answer is close to the word pentagon but not the word itself. He hints the solution is related to the same idea described by children’s game logic.

Pentagon

Word game on naming many children

A curious discussion unfolds about the proper term for five children born at once. The group suggests quintuplets for five, noting four are quadruplets and extending the analogy to sextuplets and septuplets, but they settle on none for pentagon.

Ideal wife qualities listed in humorous Hanfordnaire

A Hanford California reader shared a satirical composite defining the ideal wife. The list combines famed talents and virtues from music to myth, including Melba, Paderewski, Venus, Cleopatra, Moses, Job, Lazarus, Caesar, Hetty Green, and other traits, ending with a claim to practical capabilities.

Hanford Cal Melba Paderewski Venus Coryphee Cleopatra Moses Lazarus Caesar Hetty

Not a Cannibal in the Winter Siege Tale

An old soldier recalls a winter siege and surviving on scarce rations while a tramp anecdotes a month on a single bite from his own leg. The tramp defends the tale, noting a dog bite funded by compensation that kept him for weeks.

Marksmanship and talk in the backwoods humor

In dialogue the rough backwoodsman scoffs at killing time and his companion insists they avoided shooting by talking it out. The Daily News notes the quality of the printing at The Daily Mews.

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