Social notes and party roundup in Shirley Hudson column
The Daily News social page describes St Mary’s May Party at Koof hall organized by the ladies of St Mary’s church for Catholic charity. Guests enjoyed a grab box and refreshments while Maury McCarthy won a hand embroidered centerpiece. Proceeds from lemonade, popcorn, candies and admissions supported the church’s activities.
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Miriaa Post
Methodist Church
Mary Metz
C K
Miriam
Promis
Dome
Daily News
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Church
Ko Oof
Niss Maury McCarthy
Local Visitors Travel Between Towns This Week
Several residents spent days in nearby communities with trips to Greveland Smithville and Cleveland. Witt Rice and Jerome Snyder were noted business and social visitors while Mrs Joseph Bloomberg of Salem plans a Friday visit to Mrs Max Bloomber.
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Joseph Bloomberg
Salem
Max Bloomber
Lodge Notes Royal Neighbors and Knights Templar Conclave
Royal Neighbors regular meeting Friday evening at Masonic hall. Worthy Commander No 48 Knights Templar led special conclave Wednesday night with three degrees conferred on five candidates. Degrees conferred Red Cross Temple and Malta. Session opened at four o clock and dinner served at six with social hour.
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Knights Templar
Red Cross
Temple
Malta
Bob Wilson moves barber shop to new Liberty Street rooms
Bob Wilson moves his barber parlor to rooms formerly occupied by We Rica next to Wilson's drug store on Liberty Street. The shop is being redecorated and fixed up in fine shape.
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Bob" Wilsons
WE Rica
Wison
Liberty Street
Tle
Frank Gearhart
McAdams
Floyd Snyder
Man Critchfield
Adell
Oratoria
W Brelen
Adam Susyder
Adam
Trainer Becker Targets Fast Pace for Trotting Star
Mr Becker of Pennsylvania trains at the track this year with Guy Direct at 223 1-4 in fine condition and ready to surge. He also owns a green trotter acting as GP and plans to unleash speed soon while keeping the more established horse under control.
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Becker
Pennsylvania
Guy Direct
Dotty
Wallace Smith
Massamile
Roberts
Sidnes
Local Wooster notes and horse racing chatter
A Wooster column reports social visits and church affiliations of residents from Springstile to Norton Ohio. It notes local equine activity, broken colt injuries, and several owners and trainers detailing race prospects and recent workouts across farms and tracks.
Deaths and funeral notices in Big Prairie and Ohio
Mrs Abraham Wachtel aged 80 dies at home near Big Prairie Ohio from heart trouble. Funeral at Wesleyan M E church Thursday at 10. Interment Newkirk cemetery. George Shore, 21, a Pennsylvania railroad brakeman, killed by a train at the Pennsylvania station in Alliance. His body in Schmuck Bevington undertakers' care. Memorial Day address to be given by Probate Judge CC A Weiser in Mt Eaton. he is a prominent county speaker.
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Big Prairie
Abraham Wachtel
Here
Mary Lee
Mina Lee
Charles Watchel
Wesleyan Mfe
Newkirkemetery
George Shore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Shore
Alliance
Schmuck& Bevington
CC A Weiser
Mt Eaton
Weiser
Mt. Eaton
Township fund dispute cited in Ohio case
The article notes a petition by Olner seeking to restrain township funds from being paid to Creston for sewer costs amid claims the $50 portion may be misapplied. It mentions hospital and medical details of local figures, a Crops loss settlement with the Akron and Chicago Junction line, and a Wooster booster reference as a punchline.
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Verne
Akron and
Chicago Junction
James Taylor
Swartz
Lodi
Wooster
Suit Filed to Remove Obstruction in County Ditch
Kate BE Young through McClarran Jones files in common pleas court Tuesday against George H. Conn and the county commissioners. The suit seeks removal of an alleged obstruction in the county ditch on Conn 8 farm and to stop the tile drain project along the same ditch.
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Kate BE Young
Common Pleas Court
McClarran & Jones
George H. Conn
Conn 8 Farm
Truss Fitting Specialist Ad with Elastic Support
Classified ad offers erotic truss that secures with less than half the pressure of others. No pressure on back or understraps due to elastic bands. Located at 205 Woods Block, 2nd door entrance. Satisfaction guaranteed and prices reasonable. Includes ladies and children as well as men products.
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Woods
Infirmary Visitors Limited to Two Days a Week
The county infirmary superintendent announced new visiting hours restricting visitors to two days weekly amid prior enforcement lapses. The policy limits are set for effectiveness and ward labor, with Sundays now added to the allowed schedule. Sunday visits are permitted along with Wednesday and Thursday. Rev. Francis A. Wilbur of Kansas City may be installed as permanent pastor at Columbus Nelson Memorial Presbyterian Church.
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Francis A. Wilbur
Kansas City
The
Wooster University
Nelsonemorial Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Reunions and Regional Happenings Highlight August Notes
Nere plans booster and live wire efforts for Fremont state convention past year. Miller's orchestra provides orchestral music while Jim Hamilton of the Review was slated to supply the wind. June sees reunions in Water and Wa ter with Lawrence Warner and Rouch among attendees. Loudonville considers relocating its electric light plant due to flood risk with new machinery. A special train of hundreds of soldiers bound for Hawaii travels through the city, with Pennsylvania Lines aiming for Frisco by Friday.
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Nere
Fremont
Miller
Jim’ Hamilton
Lawrence, Warner and Rouch
Fair Ground
Loudonville
Hawaiian Islands
Francisco
Pennsylvania Lines
Nean
Frisco
County Ditch Improvement Petition Notified in Wayne County
Andrew Hofacre petitions for straightening widening and deepening of a county ditch along Applecreek and Navarre road Sugar Creek Township Wayne County Ohio. Hearing set June 17 1913 at 9 a m before county commissioners with compensation claims to be filed by then.
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Ntc
Andrew Hofacre
Applecreek and Navarre Road
Said
Dalton
West Lebanon
Sugar
Creek Township
Ohio
Sugar Creek
Sai
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