Wooster Happenings and Local Notices in April
Local brief notes from Wooster and vicinity recount fines for liquor sales, bank thefts, and fire damage, church services, divorces, and legal notices. Names include Gene Collinge of Oreston, Vera Copley of West Bain, Mahlon Roach, and Rev Gen. W. Pepper. Multiple arrests for intoxication, a gas boiler incident in Doylestown, and a Creston fire with church debt payments. Also covered are school resignations, a new high school band, pension updates, post office moves, and upcoming lectures at the Disciple church.
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Gene Collinge
Oreston
Cimcmnat! Eoquirar
R. J. Smith
Fablend County Examinera
Mies Vera Copley
West Ba'em
Mahlon Roach
Hallomer
B. Bryson
Gloriat Neuro
Mareballyne
Sanday
Kidron
Geo W. Ross
Horeday
Alvin Maurer
Misa Myrtle Roan
Harvey Wear
Ollie Ress
Wooster
M. Yocum
Juliue Butler
W L Bennet
O Hafferer
James F Hanper
Adam Keller
George L Ko Hk
G O. Lege
D&h Regt
Maercio
Amal
James Thorme
Joseptin, Kauffman
Mies
Grace Heys
Kelrev
Bettie O Nolan
FE m
Marcus C. Moermot
Creston
E. Neikirk
Ovarleaa Gates
Doylestown
Louis R. Deville
Canton
JB. Notestein
Jon Howard
Canaan
Flora
Fred Mingo
Heffelfoger
Gaerra
Miller
Mainland
Advice From A Butcher On Food Knowledge In 1910
A Philadelphia Times comment urges newspapers to focus less on dress and manners and more on what readers should eat. The butcher notes confusion over meat quality, complains that many customers cannot distinguish old fowl from young, and recalls a woman asking for veal chops with a clumsy exchange highlighting consumer unfamiliarity.
The Hair Harvest Trade Across Europe
A7651 column reports a thriving global market for human hair used in wigs and extensions. It notes annual usage around 12 million pounds, explains fashion motives, and describes sources in Switzerland Germany and French provinces with bald pricing and weekly fairs in Marlans where traders inspect braids for potential sales.
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Lewa
Toledo Courier
Tarlinns
Wigan
Swetzerland
Germany
Marlans
Lower Pyrannes
Rere Merk of Esteams Attends Banquet in Prance
M Paul Geschunel received unusual praise at a banquet honoring him in France. Guests were served from plates and tureens printed with photographs spanning his life from infancy to deputyship. Each guest took home their plate as a souvenir of the event.
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Rere Merk
Esteams
Paul Geschunel
Andre's Execution Scene and Historic Monuments Targeted
Fragmentary readings describe property sold for tax debts at Andre's site with calls to remove inscriptions and move the monument to Wy sok cemetery. The scene recalls Andre's famed route and connects to past legends and local memory through quoted voices and scattered dialogues.
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Andre
Ita Tappan
Beira
Wysok
Andra
Youthful dog and irate cat fascinate cafe patrons
A cordial young dog seeks friends in a New York Avenue restaurant but clashes with a colorfully marked black and white cat. The cat strikes. the dog bleeds and limps away. One writer notes such cats curb youthful exuberance, while another tale recalls Cyrano stage misadventure and a guard denying access to Richard Mansfield.
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Ath Avenue
New York
Meafland Express
Fragmented miscellany and humorous snippets from archive
A collage of short items includes quotes on humility and virtue, a joke about rent payment misunderstandings, a Bloomer bicycle club encounter in a ladies bath, an employment anecdote about good conduct, a chow chow pickle recipe, and a note on the White House stairs showing structural strain and planned repairs.
Viewpoints on season end for football players
Viewpoints discuss relief at season end with a hint of humor. Cora notes players should be thankful games are finished, Merritt agrees it is a relief and suggests a break will come as a halgout.
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Cora
Merritt
The New and the Old Council Members Clash Over Seats
A conflict arises as newly elected council members debate legality of a seat held after moving wards. Mougey is named President, Van Nert as Vice-President, with questions about Mougeys tenure and possible resignation considerations tied to Ohio Supreme Court precedent. Mayor Smith names several city officials and street cleaning action follows. A Stereopticon lecture by the Salvation Army is announced for April 26 at the Armory.
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W. A Mougey
Mascus
Mongey
Supreme Court
Ohio
Smith
Elmer Fuck
Julian Eberhart
David Grast
John Brown
Henry Leiner
Dave Mann
Eye Specialist Dr Platt to visit Yoder House Parlor
Dr Frederick Platt, eye specialist, will visit the Yoder House Parlors each Friday for regular consultations. Office hours run from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Frederick Platt
Wooster Preserving Company Posts Record Profits
The Wooster Preserving Company reports its last three months as the most prosperous in history with a remarkable rise in profits compared to prior audits, signaling strong performance and growth potential for the firm.
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Wooster Preserving Company
Prize fighting barred in Tennessee bill movement
Memphis April 6 prize fighting barred measure passes lower house with amendments applying to football baseball or any harmless sport. Lawmakers paused the bill amid debate over scope and enforcement.
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Tennessee
Memphis,Tenn
Associated Press
Ohio Sunday School Army Numbers Near One Million
Ohio's Sunday School Association unites nearly a million attendees across counties and townships with conventions throughout the year. The state convention in Quilloothe on June 46 will set a high standard, inviting one delegate per county. travel rates encourage broader participation, with special hotel rates and a roundtrip fare of one dollar for Ohio attendees. Joseph Clark serves as General Secretary in Columbus.
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Ohio Wonday
Anogalle
Ohio
Quilloothe
Addreee
Joseph Clark
Colusbue
Wooster Young People’s Christian Union Sees Growth
The Wooster Young People’s Christian Union expands to admit more societies from Christian Endeavor and church youth groups. Membership grows under President William W Evans with renewed activity including a Biblical declamation contest and a musical program planned for April 11 at the Methodist church. Dr J O Campbell to speak at a devotional service impressed by the leader’s energetic guidance.
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Cbrirtion Union
Lhat Automo
Christian Endeavor Union
Christian
Church of God
Presbyterian
Lutheran
Reformed
Westminster
Societiea
Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyerian Church
Epworth League
Young People’s Union
Free Quarterly Union
Wooster
United Presbyterian Church
J. O. Campbell
Plana
William W Evans
Rural Free Delivery Circular Sets Route Rules Spotlight
Superintendent A W Machen issues rural free delivery guidance nationwide. Petitions must show route population, road conditions, occupations, distances, and be endorsed by a senator or representative. Routes over 20 miles serving at least 100 families require suitable mailboxes. carriers may handle nonmail business and stamps must be canceled. Maple Syrup Labels note.
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A.W Machen
The
Post Ofice Department
Toravel
Congress
United States
Wm B Guitree
Marietta
General i
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Widener Elkins Syndicate
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J. Pierpont Morgan, Rockefeller
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Xenia
Springfield
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Onefield
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W.E Mahaffay
Archer House
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John Taylor
Daniel Shoup
Applecrank
Wisl
Earnest E. Meeks
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Standard Coach Pad Co
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Sabling
Harriet O. Fonck
Futch
Central College of Poyacians and Sorganns
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