Presbytery Meeting and Local Court Proceedings Report
The Sem annual meeting of the Presbytery of Wooster at Lydonville was attended by about 565 data gates. Rev H W Gowry preached a sermon. Samuel Kirkwood was licensed to preach. R D A Newall named for General Assembly duties. The January Common Pleas term adjourned sine die, May term opened with Grand Jury proceedings. Jurors listed. L B Bolua named foreman. docket and motions reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Wooter
Lydonville
Tovata Rill
H. W. Gowry
University of Wooster
Sumuel Kirkwood
J. Kirkwood
University
Ieach
General Assembly
Philadelphia
R. D.A Newall of
Wooser
Lowry
Common Plea Court
Eason
Ira Badger
East Union Two
Lewis Bolus
Second Ward
Wooster
J.J. Gish
Milton
Jacob Snyder
G. A. Fritz
Frank Min
Richard Wasson
Canaan
Charles Landaw
Third Ward
John Boor
Wayne
P. H. Long
Milton Twp
John Netawanger
Baughman
Robert Hatfield
Amos Schmucker
Greene
J. R. Marshal
Congress
Milton Burns
John Crummel
East Union
Squire L. B. Bolua
Edward Krieger
Death of John B. Warner of Warsaw Indiana
John B. Warner aged 60 of Warsaw Indiana died at his home on Sunday April 14 He was the eldest son of Joshua Warner and left Wayne county about twenty years ago He is survived by his wife and three children The funeral occurred on Wednesday His brother F E Warner of the Wooster Preserving Works traveled Tuesday evening to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Warner
Warsaw
Ind
Wayne County
Joshua Warner
F. E. Warner
the Wooster Preserving Works
Moreland
Teachers’ Institute
Maneill
Janes Shamp
Wooateria
David Mackey
Applecresk
Moore
Eterlog
Kent
Alvnai Gaunningham
N. Market
Sllan McCormick
Orrville
Rove Miller
Wayne-county
Dansantwo
Ceveland Plain Dealer
Wooster
J. W. Schackers
Salmon P. Chese
Tressury
United States
Chase
New Jersey
Buffalo
Newark
Misa Margaret Crotty
Brooklyn
N. Y
Juling McQclarran
Owen Crotty
St. Mary's Church
Catholic Cemetery
Annual Meeting of Woman's Mission Society Held in Mansfield
The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of Wooster held its annual meeting in Mansfield on April 1 and 2. Day one focused on home missions with a popular evening program. day two covered foreign missions. The program proved helpful and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbytery of
Wooster
Mansfield
Toledo firm promises hundred dollar reward for cure of catarrh
Frank J. Cheney of F J. Ouenay & Co. of Toledo swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hat's Catarrh or Cheney remedy. The oath, sworn December 6, 1886, before Notary A.W Gleabon, notes sale and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Caxynry
F J. Ouenay & Co
Toledo
County
Frank J. Cheney
A.W Gleabon
Hell's Catarrh Corp
Acta
Heney & CO
Heerani
Wayne County Sunday School Exec Meeting Held in Wooster
The Executive Committee of the Wayne County Sunday School Association met at Mrs. R. J. Emich’s home in Wooster on Friday April 19 at 1 30 p m All county officers and township presidents attended The write up notes good attendance and signed Clara P Gepford co secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County Sunday School
R. J. Emich
Backeys St
Wooster
Clara P. Gepford
War Stories of Naval Valor and Mascot Jack
A collage of early American naval deeds and heroism. It recalls Commodore Decatur and the boy Jack, mascot of the frigate, who earned prize money and a midshipman warrant. Also told are scenes from Tripoli and the sailors who saved their commander, with a side note on Uncle Bam Wilson and a grocery plug at Wilhelm's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norfolk
Impetticoats
John Kreamer
Great Britain
Decatur
Jack
Decatur Jack
Congress
President
Guerriere
Algiers
Icf
Franklin
Commodore Stewart
Pacific Ocean
Valparaiso
Tripoli
Stephen Decatur
James Decatur
Reuben James
Jamon
Deestur
Sagland Ebert Anfed Trey
Hbeneser
Sesauel Wilesx
Wilson
Am” Wilson
Smong
Gueie Bam
Tewer
Wilhelm’s Gresery No
Liberty St
News Notes From Wooster And Vicinity
Local notices report diphtheria near Moreland and scarlet fever in James Shamp of Wooster. pensions granted to James Snyder and Levi Rody. a new bridge contract awarded to Canton Bridge Co for Applecreek east Woneter. Fire at Sprucest preserves area. The April 12 marriage of Carl H Nau and Glenna Teeple Wilson noted along with divorces for Nan and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applecreek
East Woneter
Canton Bridge Co
E. Chesney
Wooster
James Snyder
New Pittsburg
Jacob Hoover O Wooster
Levi Rody
Dalton
Crest School
Howard Bhaw
W R. McDermott
Henry Myera
T.8
Zover
Largest applicant list for Sdlaeday April 1 exams
The Rooster High School Boxwell examination drawn April 13 lists 122 applicants from Wooster North Lawrence Burton City and other towns. The long roster includes many students by name with questions covering arithmetic geography grammar and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooner
Alice May
Pearl Qherry
Katie Sherrick
Joasse Reed
Mable F. Bheme
Edith Mary
Nellie Carson
Sarah Davidson
Charles Corrall
Jetate Correll
Charles Fritz
Martha Maize
Qolara Moore
Marty Brubaker
Archie Albright
Della Kelaar
Pearl Whitaker
Evon Meter
Osrl McAles
Ray McAfee
Ira Clepper
North Lawrence
Ira Eberly
J. F. Erwin
Elam
Kerry Sterling
Fine Sample
Hanel Deoniaon
Lydia Leichty
Willie Loreaux
Grace Penrod
Haugh Smith
Hosor Fouch
Walter Penrod
Earl Elsainger
Alpha Borns
Burton City
Ortia Zeigler
Elster Lehman
Lattasburg
Samuel
Congress
Manuel Good
Moryland
Myrtle Catter
Rittman
Verne Yoder
R. V. Fradarlck
Mr. Eaton
Eaule Schaffter
Edward Bomell
Bpringvilla
Janie McInyre
Grace McIntyre
Sadie Brennemen
Reedaborg
Nora Baird
0. G. Zimmerman
Canaan
Nellie Mathews
McQuaid
Daot McDowall
Prohibition Funds Grow as Subscriptions Pile Up
The national committee reports rising subscriptions and land contributions for the 1904 campaign. Twenty eight people have given 10700 dollars, totaling 1378 people and 10421.67 for land. Cities have contributed 8157 dollars to the Woolley inaugural fund, with 236 towns and cities now giving 153025 dollars. Oliver W. Steward, chairman, invites further cash or pledges to 1414 Manhattan Bldg, Chicago, IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bines
Wovlley Inaugeral Fond
Watate
National
Oliver W. Steward
Manhattan
Trip to the Land of the Midnight Man Benefit Talk
L J Bonar will present an entertaining and instructive event at Armory Hall Shrave Ohio on Friday April 26 1901 at 730 pm for Salvation Army benefit. Admission is ten cents with advance tickets at Keys Beet seat reserved for advance buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bere Optican
Norway
Salvation Army
L. J. Bonar
Armory Hall
Shrave
Ohio
Gale
Key's
Stereopticos Lecture At Armory On Midnight Sun Trip
The Salvation Army presents a stereopticon lecture titled A Trip to the Land of the Midnight Sun on Friday at the Armory. Admission is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
the Land of the Midnight Sun
Armory
Accident injures man near Hayesville
Joseph Laird, about sixty, living near Hayesville, was found unconscious on a road near Aumeet-Grabitts residence Friday morning April 12. He was taken home and a physician summoned. It is believed a team of horses he led from Samuel Grahill's caused the injuries. He is widowed with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Laird
Hayesville
Aumeet-Grabitts
Horsea
Samuel Grahill
Hote
Bes
Progressive Farmer's Meeting At The Timesmen Home
The Progressive Farmer's Club meets at 10 a.m. on Thursday April 26 at D.R. Timesmen's home. The program includes music, roll call, recitations, discussions on drainage and school progress, a question box, and a garden seed pitch. Woodster Hardware Co. promotes bulk seed sales in the Miller room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmer's Club
D. R. Timesmen
Thoraday
Roll Call
Wooster Hardware GO
D. B. Miller
Woman Over 80 Fractures Hip In Garden Accident
Harriet Faws of Henry Street, aged over 80, fell in her garden on Wednesday afternoon April 10 and sustained a hip fracture. Doctors say the injury is serious and may leave her unable to walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmre
Harriet Faws
Henry
Shéa
Transfers of Real Estate and Local Notices
Transfers of real estate are recorded in Wooster with parcels across Greene, East Union, Chester, and Chippawa townships, including parcels to Dr. A Chaffin, Linda Roper, and others with prices from 60 to 5 176 dollars. Also public notices advertise positions, a Buffalo Line excursion, and the Akron route via C A & O Ry with schedules and ticket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wooster
Ashland
Manafield
Ite
County Re
Vo O. Franke
Ee Emenuel W. Huret
Dr. A. Chaffin
Buyarcraek
John &. Eshelman
George Brenneroad
Loti
Orrville
Barbara E. Baughman
Samuel B. Conrad
Greene Township
Esther Shoemaker
Lutheran Church Carnell
Smithville
Sarah E. Martin
James Crosby
Galtcreek
Frank E. Aborbach
Mary E. Korbach
Dalton
J. B. Carson
Bertha L
East Union Township
Aaron
Letman
Hannah Conningham
Doctor A. Whaffin
Linda Roper
William F. Qarrall
Bea
F Mowrer
Chester Township
George Shipley
Mary J. Hammer
Mary Felger
William Johnson
Golden Cornoza
Pan American Buffalo
Akron
Colon+bus Railway
Erie
Chautauqua Lake
Passeng
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Milleraburg
Ata Tloos
G. W. Leyda
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Sem
Wooster “Presbyery
Loudonvilte
Commien Teal Court
County Sunday School Meeting
Jobp, Bixler
Piol Homer
Price
Anna Karla
Mra
F. A. McCullough
Mien
J. E. Turner
Leah Lucreile Yoder
Jas. E Henry
Vine
Wooater_cemetery
Isaac Horrog
John Rabin
Des Moines
Iowa
Misa Sarah Rabm
Rabmn
Carl H Nau
Glenna Teeple Wilson
Nan
Boxwell Examinations
Wooster High School
John
Alpe
Devid
Jene
Inraal
New England
Pennsylvania
Mediterranean Sea
Asia
Arctic Ocean
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Gulf Stream
Bombay
Ceylon
Marseilles
Adriatic
Magellan
United States History
John Brown
Lincoln
Bunker Hill
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
T. J. Ischoon
Balboa
de Sota
Joseph Land of
Nayesvill
Progressive Farmer's Meeting
Ada McCracken
McCoy
D. R. Firestone
J M Grady
Mnate
Eve County
Red Hoube
Deanzogs St
Baffelo
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