Pretty Wooster Wedding Unites Gypsy Taylor and Alph Slonneker
Miss Gypsy J. Taylor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Taylor married Alph Slonneker of Hamilton in a Wednesday night ceremony at the AME church. The church was decorated, organist C. E. McAfee led the wedding march, Rev. A. G. Work officiated, and the couple will reside in Hamilton after a brief reception.
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Wooster
AM. E
Gypsy J. Taylor
John H. Taylor
Alph Filrington “Slonneker
Hamilton
Ami x
C. E. McAfee
Rov. A. G. Work
Brookston
Indiana
Circleville
Miss May Sloneker
Misa Grace Taylor
Large Fire Destroys Belt Shop at Ohio Penitentiary
A three story brick building known as belt shop No 798 and containing shops 2 3 and 4 burned Tuesday evening at the Ohio Penitentiary. Loss is estimated near 100000 with 400000 in contents and machinery. No insurance on the building, multiple companies insure contents. Walls may be torn down. Origin likely a chimney overheating.
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Ohio
Board of Managers
Prohibition Order Bans Dent in Soldier Hats
General Corbin issues a ban on private soldiers wearing dents in their hats, praising the army's welfare over canteen issues despite opposition. The writer defends government stance, arguing dents harm character but not duty, noting rain and morals as minor concerns.
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Corbin
Wayne County Children’s Home elects new officers and board
At a Tuesday meeting the Wayne County Children’s Home board organized for the year electing A. D. Motz of Wooster president. Gibex members include J. A. Miller Mithville D. Huffman Doyles town Allen Brown Applecrock with Mrs C B Yoder re elected to advisory board alongside Mrs David Thomas and Mrs Harry Baumgardner of Wooster.
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Wayne County Children’s Home
A. D. Motz
Wooster
Gibex
J. A. Miller
Mithville
D. ¥. Huffman
Doylestown
Allen Brown
Applecrock
C. B. Yoder
Mra
David Thomas
Harry Baumgardner
Wooetor
First Annual Institute Metta in Wooster Lutheran Chapel
The Wooster Intermediate and Primary Teachers Union met in the Lutheran Chapel on April 17 1900 with Mrs Rev Boolth Bymporium classifying a Primary Teacher and discussing how to choose assistants Mrs Obse Barnhart and Mrs Harryviweeney gave talks The program included devotional exercises a Star of Bethlehem vocal sale and a round table conducted by Mrs A G Crouse Papers covered the study of the child and the April 92 Primary Lesson Readings and officiants included several clergy and local couples from Orrville Wooster and surrounding towns.
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Boolth
Mra. AG
Crouse of
Wasterville
Rev. G . Smith
A. G. Cronee
Golden Gates
Ritla Lee
Lacila Rockey
Ruckle
Misa Jane L. Warner
A. G. Orouce
Sunflowers as Fodder and Berry Crops Advised by Grower
A reader shares experiences with sunflowers as silage fodder boosting milk and butter yields, noting easy cutting, long storage, and good forage value. The article also discusses blackberry fruit buds requiring high ground, north slopes, and irrigation at fruit ripening for better quality and yield.
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Czas Bis House
J. W. Bott
Railroad Schedule and Connections at Orrville 1899
Effective November 12 1899 trains on the Cleveland Wooster and maskingom Valley lines list morning and afternoon departures from Orrville with numbers for Ex and Mail services. Central Standhard timetables show early morning and late evening connections among Nos 27 2 36 88 and 28 with estimated times.
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C. E.R. Tralna
Cleveland, Wooster & Maskingom
North Central
Standhard Tims
Wooster
Conte Staedard
Paw
Croveland
Newburg Bees
Tarberton
Marshallville
Orrville
Fredericksburg
Molmeavilla
Killbuck Millersbor
Danville
Brink Haven
Mt Vernon
Couterburg
Bunbury
Oaeala
Weaterville
Colaumbous
Columbua
Westervilt
Gregaliana
Bunbary
Coeter
Vernon
Naiscases
Eran
Tarmac
Coeters
Frederickab
Ivo
Marahallville
Mitteraborg
Kilibuck
Leyland
Tesdeld
Warsaw
Trunway
Zamcenville Ivo
Cleveland
Cincinnatithro
Bea
Beavitta Nhaeliaiee
Havenanand Alliance
Sipe
Fort Wayme
Crestline
Chicago
Alliance
Pittsburgh
Cofuambad Vis Pan
Xeola
Cla
Byom Cjunat
Tome Oy
Logans Pr
Hishmond
Dennison
P.M
Tina
Tagnes
E. A. Ford
Gant Pusmgerigen
Prrresduax
PEW
Wooster Area Notes and Local Happenings
Minor items from Wooster and West Salem include guardian appointment for Edward Carse, a price raise to 3 25 for coal, a death in Doyleatown, Epworth League events, a birth in Wooster, and various local incidents. Reports cover road work cuts, a marriage announcement in Cleveland, and a Trinity of society notices and civic updates.
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John S. Adair
Edward Carse
Salem
Tin Plate Prices On Display At Bara Wooster
Call and see our tin plate and get prices. Located opposite Evorbard in Bara, Wooster. Visit for current rates and bulk discounts.
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Evorbard
Bara
Wooster
Pennsylvania System Attendants Aid Transatlantic Travelers
The bureau at Jersey City and New York City, started twenty years ago by the Pennsylvania System, assists travelers by meeting passengers, arranging steamship tickets, reserving sleeping car accommodations, transferring baggage, and guiding them to steamship lines for Atlantic trips. Contact nearest Pennsylvania Line ticket agent or A. S. Kimball for details.
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Jersey City
New York City
Pennsylvania System
Parsons
Europe
America
Paria Exposition
Moat
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Jerse City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tate Bur Cau
Jerney City
New York
Pennayvada Linea
Pennsylvania
A. S. Kimball
Clovaland Oblo
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Gypsy J, Taylor
Alpha Flirtington Sluneker
Handsome
Ohio Penitentiary
the Children’s Home
Wm E Winker
Enma U Mock
Amith
Joseph Kesar
Yussater
Mary Jane Miller
Ludith
Peter R. Steiner
Anna’ V Burkhalder
D. O. Amatatz
Thomas G Were
Fenck
Lillie M Swan
Austin
Vernon Fry
John M .Teylor
Liltie E. Shuber
Rev. L. Torneo
Harvey Finbart
Sadie E. Dodd
Frederickabore
Albert Shifferly
Paulding Uoanty
Sarah E. Fliat
Applecresk
E Ohesney
Oscar Simcox
Wadsworth
Bertha Gross
Biachleyaville Alphs
Bnier
Hafarthe Herald
B. Ee
Wonster
Minnie
Samuel Engel
Doyleatown
Epworth League
Smithville
Wooster Epworth
Anid Mre
Geo
W Ryall
South Buckeyest
O. M
Frank Lovoelt
la Joota
Col
Frank
Bia Beatlb
Kanees City
Stitt
Harmon
West Liberty St
Prince of Wales
Brussels
Ephraim Lehman
Wayne Jp
Jar. A. Miller
Bia
Bloomington
Alex Scott D. D
West Salem Presbyterian Church
Scott
Fred Timmons
Harvard
Signa
Stone
Ashland and Wooster
Weooster
Cleveland, O
Ulyases G. Stevona
Misa Dora D. Miller
Ida Marchand
Slater
West Liberty Street
Atkins
Harriet Myers
Mra Myers
West Ealem
Mich
Creatone
Our Village
Miers
Weat
Eatod
Chile
R No
Rome
Will Power
Slab
de J
A. D Selby
Albert Dix
Obas, Hanpert
A W. Blackburn
Admiral Dewey
Asparia
Lia Formor Dotiston
Congress
Scott Billman
Dr. Bulls
Cale of Cram
Clement
Yodor
Orillin Shreve
Tate
Wayne County
Amersons
Ae Enna Tlrexewoaster
The
Wooster Tunnel & Mining Company
Lereby
Ofice of Paid Company
A. Mougey
Tnder
Simon D Brenneman
Wotlersvilfom
Wooster Ice & Coal-Co
R.J Smith
Manacer Offee
Yardy
North Bever At
Trans-Atlantio Travelers
Pennsylvania Systerm
A. &P. Special
Java
Mochs
Webb
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Liberty Ats Tol
JC Rose
Mer
Matt
Curtis
United States
Adair
Prest
Oil Zaring
Creston
R. A. Lewy
Clerk
Cola Hershey
Isaac N. Oswald
Abraham Uershey
Wayne
Hate
Herahey
Isaac.noswald
L. & Grichfield, Ge
L & Oritehfeld
Quinby Bros
Ashland & Wooster Railway Co
Eastboun
Teave Ashland
England
Horace
Junction
A&w
Ashland
Aga
P Wo &C
Totako
P. Rran
H. R Burvit
Wheeling & Lakh
Erif
Toledo
Core
Oak Harbor
Arsis
Clyde
Ballorue
Norwalk
Wallington
Marting Ferry
Wheeling
Wheeling LY
Martins Ferry
Ees Warrenio
Stenboav
Belo
Bhorrodsrilla
Valley Jano
Menaillon
Orrtille
Crentin
TRAAO
Pittad'gh
Serirailtiania
Sarre
Ines
Cenral
Atlas
Uy Sengrad
Javeland
Cr Va
Clevelamt
Columbus
Mahsfield
Tuledo
Vitin
Taledo
Flance
Seles
Youngastewo
LORBE
EA Ford
Leyoe
Awent
Mavrvath
Minton City
Mattie Aninies
Weyer Putin
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