Notable Local Society and Fraternity Events
A packed week features White Shrine meeting at Modern Woodmen hall Tuesday at seven with urged attendance. C P Blough to entertain Methodist choir at Mrs Warry Howard’s home Tuesday. Ave Circle meets Wednesday at 280 South Walnut. Yocum's business college students plan Chippewa Lake reunion Friday with a basket picnic. Phi Gamma Delta hosts roast pig dinner at American hotel with alumni turnout and toastmasters. Optimistic Club hosts Miss Mabel Naftefer Tuesday. Congressional club banquet tonight. Kappa luncheon June 17. university women to hold a luncheon Saturday.
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Woodmen Hall
Methodist
Warry Howard
Chippewa Lake
Yocum’s Business College
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Richard Carlter
Oscar Foss
Prof Erb
Wooster
Herbert Ritchie
Cincinnati
Hurd Miller
Fremont
Bryce Selfridge
Lima
Carl McCann
Beirut
Syria
Fraternas
American House
Congressional Club
Kappa
Wooster Area Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Sam Harrison of Cleveland spent Sunday in Wooster with his sister Mrs Henry Winey. John Clark in Cleveland this summer was in town and says he feels fine. EK W Brenneman of Orrville visited Wooster on Saturday. Miss Lillian Craven of Orrville hosted relatives in and near Wooster over Sunday. Jack Clifford, manager of the Wooster Oath News contest, plans to return home to Chicago Sunday. Mrs Samuel Gill will leave Tuesday for Marion to visit Ti Gall and her son Rob Gill at Richwood. she will be joined by Mr Gill on Friday. J 8B Kirkendall of Shreve renewed his Wooster News subscription. Reports crop conditions in the area.
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Sam Harrison
Cleveland
Samuel Gill
Marion
Ti Gall
Rob Gill
Richwood
Mr Gill
Glasses Look Well Examination Free Offer
A brief health notice promotes free eye examinations claiming glasses look well on nearly every person and high value in proper eyesight. It emphasizes affordability and advises seeking a free check.
Wooster Social Roundup Highlights Visitors and Local Notables
Fredericksburg guests dine at the American hotel as Shreve and Orrville residents stop in Wooster. A relief committee from Wayne County meets in Wooster, while tax commissioner A. B. Peckinpaugh visits with his brother. Dozens of locals and out-of-town visitors from Alliance, Cleveland, Mansfield, Akron and Pittsburg appear at shops, churches, and social events throughout the week.
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Soldier’s A Relief Committee
Wayne County
Adan Fogel
Orrville
J. Schiafley
Mr Eaton
L. R. Kramer
Wooster
A. B Peckinpaugh
Columbus
W T Peckinpaugh
Market pricing for livestock grains and produce in local exchange
The report lists buying prices from grain dealers and local markets for cattle hogs calves and sheep with steers from four fifty to seven eighty six a head and by product lines such as flour bran and middlings. poultry prices cover turkeys ducks geese hens and spring chickens. produce sales include potatoes apples onions beans cabbage and butter with varied unit measures and ton or cwt based quotes.
Market Report from Union Stock Yards Cleveland May 24
Hog receipts reached 3000 with morning trade fair then prices down five cents for light hogs while good weights held steady. Cattle receipts about three cars, demand light and prices weak. calves 200 head strong with firm to higher prices. sheep and lambs ten cars, demand weak and prices draggy with tops around 7.25 to 7.30.
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Union Stock Yards
Cleveland
Luby Mohn picks Naps to win pennant this fall
Luby Mohn nicknamed the Pete Carroll of Wooster predicts the Cleveland Naps will capture the American League pennant this season. He notes only a collapse by stars Gen Jackson Nap Lajoie Johnson Chapman and Cy Falkenberg could derail Cleveland’s title bid.
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Lugg
Mohn
Pete Carroll
Wooster
Naps
Cleveland
Gen. Jackson
Nap Lajoie
Johnson
Chapman
Cy" Falkenberg
Jegs
Pro Football Prognostications Stir Ohio Sports Circles
The passage notes Typhoid strikes diminishing a team while others in the league could rise. Pete Carroll of Cleveland is hailed as the luckiest prognosticator in Ohio, with Lugg Mohn of Wooster also highly regarded. It hints at strong sentiment around Wooster and expectations for sharp job printing.
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Pete” Carroll
Cleveland
Ohio
Lugg" Mohn
Wooster
Toledo Grain Markets Prices and local lambs report
Special to The Wooster Daily News Wheat cash 110 May 1.10 July 1.91 4 Sept 90 7 8 Dec 92 3 4 Corn cash 62 May 62 July 59 5 8 Sept 60 1 8 Oats cash 42 1 2 May 42 July 40 3 4 Sept 39 3 4 Clover seed cash 13.00 Oct 7 82 1 2 Dec 7 77 1 2 Rye No 2 64 Alsike Oct 9 Dec 9 Timothy prime 1.96 Sept 6 May 1.96 Aug 2.15 Oct 2.10 Local markets report good to choice spring lambs.
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Alsike
Timothy—Prime
Gees May
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