Passing of Capt. McClure in Wooster
Sudden death of Capt. A. McClure shocks Wooster community. Longtime lawyer and prominent citizen born 1839 in Wooster. Funeral attracted many from nearby towns with G A R rites and a firing detail honoring the deceased.
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Capt. McClure
Selcher
Veteran Ohio officer and congressman remembered with funeral rites
The obituary details a Civil War career beginning as a private in Company E Fourth Ohio Infantry, later rising to sergeant major and captain of Company H. He served in the Vicksburg and Red River campaigns, practiced law, chaired Wooster postmaster duties for twelve years, edited the Wooster Republican, and served in Congress in 1880. Married Mary L. Brigham in 1866, he had son Walter at West Point. Funeral services were held April 19 with Rev. Lowry and tributes from numerous groups and friends.
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Capt. McClure
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Menaree County
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Edna Riggs
Lowry
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Jesus
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Local arrivals and visits noted around town
DW Pittsburg John Foos visited Cleve land for several days last week. D C Musselman Wooster spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mrs Gee Jackson Cleveland visiting relatives here. Geo W Heffelfingen shipped a coop of fine black leghorns to Washington Pa this week. M L Haverstock Cleveland home on a visit over Sunday. W H Hand and family and W W Kauffman and family Reed sburg Sabbath in town. F P Rice erecting a new poultry house. O E Berkheimer doing carpenter work. Mra J W France improving slowly. Mra John Derr convalescing.
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Cleveland
D. C. Musselman of
Wooster
F. P Rice
O E Berkheimer
Mra
J. W. France
John Derr
Emith-Mackey Wedding Held at Bride’s Home
Miss Vinnie Mackey and Robert Smith wed at the bride’s home on N Beverst Thursday evening April 16. Rev A L Mackey officiated with Rev W A Littell assisting. The altar featured palms jasmines azaleas and fares. The bride wore white embroidered mousseline and carried roses. Bridesmaid Miss Flo Winter wore pink mousseline with American beauty roses. A bridal supper followed and the couple departed on the 9 30 train to begin life on the Smith farm nearby.
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Vinnie Mackey
Robert Smith
N. Beverst
A. L. Mackey
W A Littell
UP Church
Flo Winter
Mr. Smith
Concert and Loan Exhibition at UP Church
Public invited to a two session event at the UP church on Tuesday April 28. Afternoon admission 5 cents features a public school program. evening program admission 10 cents showcases rare relics and fine performances.
Patterson Examination Under New Law Opens With 126 Pupils
The first county examination under the Patterson law was held Saturday at Wonater High School. A class of 126 pupils from county schools sat for the tests which covered spelling, vocabulary, grammar, geography, and composition.
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Wonater High School
Arithmetic exam problems and questions list
A compilation of mixed questions covering work rates repairs and loan interest. Includes problems on joint work, ownership shares, receipts, fractions in libraries, land area, circle area, profit and loss, and algebra with many named historical figures and general knowledge prompts.
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Imerica
Indictments Returned in Canton Bridge Case and Public Notices
Grand jury charges Warren Ramsey and Daniel Leiner county commissioners with misconduct over Canton Bridge Co bills for Sanderson bridge. George Hammond named in fraud counts. Supt. Wenner not indicted. Bond posted. Also presbytery meeting at Cres ton with clerks elected and delegates named. public auction announced for James Patterson estate in Applecreek on May 2, 1903.
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Wayne's
Anton Bridge Company
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Chester
Township Line
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Wayne County
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W E Wenner
Fredericksburg
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James R. Patterson
Applecreek
Local Notices: Ground broken for new home and various court actions
Mrs. John Caskey breaks ground on a new residence on N Buckeye street. R A Kope elected clerk of courts at Kansas City. Widely varied local notices include deaths, marriages, indictments for embezzlement and Sunday saloon closure, lawsuits, fire damage, pardons, sheriff sale, and upcoming horse sale at Luce & Armstrong's barn.
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N. Buckeye Street
R. A. Kope
Wayne County
Kansas City
Helen Smith
Sara O. Smith
George Woods
Evanston
Chicago
Woods
Northwestern Caiversity
Miss Smith
W P Snyder
Luce & Armstrong
East North Street
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