Wooster High School Class of 1948 Graduates Forty-Eight
The Wooster High School graduating class totals 48 students, 27 girls and 21 boys. Curtin Follis died during the year. Rev Gideon Smith will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on June 7 and commencement exercises are set for June 12.
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Wooster High School
Curtin Follis
Gideon Smith
Grace Iona Alexander
Nellen Pearl Boobler
Katie Elizabeth Busher
Mary-Abi Clem
Elva May- Dentler
Mary Cassandra Eddy
Jean Louise Ellepormaz
Vera Man Filger
Faith Graham
Miriam Blanche Hard
Ozella
Lucile Kean
Florence Wilhelmina Kipfer
Anna Madeline Kope
Emoma
A. Mekean
Sylvia May Penick
Eatelle
Marion Reb
Martha Virginia Sanborn
Minette Mand Schlafly
Fiore Bellera Sarita
Priscilla Smith
Neuw
Florence B Stuller
Floresce
Adelia Tawney
Jennie Elizabeth Vam Over
Mary Hazella Welty
Anna Lorena Wiles
Bertha Mae Yarnell
Barbara E Yoder
John Harvey Charlton
Bernard Ketchem Clark
Charles Irvin Correll
Lois Edward Kramer
Fuller Waite Greenlee
Joe Todd Harvey
William John Holmes
Harry Stephes Kipfer
John C Mi Qigy
Zac Payre Metcalf
Walter David Nice
Norman Gray Plumer
Grant A Reed
Joseph John Roesley
Claresce E. Schultz
Walter Ehinger Shives
Grant Skilea Smith
Mies
Henry Sneyder
Marion Dallas
Stauffer
Paul Minor Stauff
Wellington A Webb
Sugarcreek Two Board Names Summer Teachers
The Dalton and Sugar Creek two district board elected teachers for the summer term and planned a new District No 1 schoolhouse. Listings include Erwin two months at $2 monthly, Jacot three months at $25, Fletcher ten weeks at $60, Nora Beck eleven weeks at $65, Kurzen two months at $25, Flory two months at $25, Messner seven months in June, Durstine two months at $26, Jacot two months at $25, Amsturz two months at $25.
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Dalton
Board of Education of
Dalton and
Sugarcreek
Mar
Erwin
J. C E. Jacot
Grace Fletcher
Nora Beck
Adolph Kurzen
Ida Flory
Wilson Messner
Clara Durstine
Charles Jacot
John EK
Amsturz
Mid-day Wedding at Laubach Home
Amos Ross of Crafton PA and Ida Laubach wed at noon Thursday April 23 in a small ceremony at the bride’s parents home on N Buckeye street. Rev J S Ross officiated with Lucy Horn playing Mendelssohn. The couple plans Crafton PA as their home. guests included Rev Ross and family and several out of town friends.
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Mis
Geo. R. Laubach
Buckeye Street
Amos Ross
Craftom
Ida Laubach
JS. Ross
Oneida
Wocaster Christian Church
Lucy Horn
Mendelesohn
Crafton
Keasa
James
Ohio Centennial Anniversary Celebration Opens in Columbus
Governor Nash opens the Ohio Centennial with remarks in Columbus. A series of lectures follows on Ohio’s history from territorial days to statehood. Noted speakers include Judson Harmon and J Warren Keifer. James A Douglass is named Massillon city auditor.
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George K Nash
Columbus
Northweat
Marietta
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Martin R Andrewa
Marrietta
Ohio
Rush R. Sloane
Sandusky
Emilias O. Randall
Thomas H Anderson
U. S. Army
J. Warren Keifer
Springfield
Murat Halstead
David Mead Mansie
Chillicothe
James D Campball
New York
United States
Joseph B. Foraker
House of Representatives
Charles H Grosvenor
Athens
Judiciary of
Moses d. Granger
Zanceville
Industrial Progress of
M. A. Hanna
Cleveland
Public School of Ohio
Lawie D
Bonebrake
Universities of
W O. Thomsos
O. A
Chiio
Clase
R. Brinkerhet
Mansfald
Thomas Ewing, Jr
B R. Cowen
James R. Hopley
Bucyrus
S. Kaabensue
Toledo
W. H Venable
C. €. McCave
Omaha
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
J. Warren Ketfer
Nash
R Brinkerhof
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
James A. Douglass
Sugarcreek Two
Massillon
Ex-President of Wooster Dies After Long Career
Reverend Archibald A. E. Taylor DD LL.D., longtime president of the University of Wooster and prominent minister, died Thursday evening April 23 1903 at his Columbus Ohio home after a career including ten years as university president and earlier pastorates. His death follows the loss of a son and ends a period of devoted church and educational service.
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A. I. Taylor
University of Wooster
East Longstreet
Columbus
Taylor
Wooster University
Edward Taylor
Francis A. McCormick
Geo Harn
City
Reverend Dr Taylor of Wooster Dies After Ill Health
A long obituary recalls the life of Dr. Taylor born in Springfield Ohio in 1834. He served churches in Portland Kentucky Dubuque Iowa Georgetown Ohio Cincinnati and Columbus and led the University of Wooster as president and trustee. He died after a gradual decline in health leaving a widow a son Dr Van Deveer Taylor of Cincinnati and a daughter Miss Lucy Taylor of Columbus. Funeral services were held at Broad Street Presbyterian Church in Columbus.
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Taylor
Springfield
Clark County
Ohio
Edward Tasior
England
Garrets Hill
Monmouth County
New Jersey
James Gordon
Virginia
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Davies
James Waddell
William Wirt
Gordon
Waddell
Archibald Alexander
Princeton
Urs
J W
Alexander
Princeton College
Portland
Kentucky
First Presbyterian Church
Dubuque
Iowa
Presbyterian
Philadelphia
Bridge Street
Georgetown
Auburn Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
O& New
Tso
Westminster Presbyterian Church of
S., S Palmer
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
John Robinson
Ashland
General Assembly
Northwestern Theological Seminary
Allegheny
University of Wooster
Tst
Wooster
Brace
van Deveer Taylor
Lucy Taylor
Columbus
Palmer interred at Spring Grove after transfer to Cincinnati
The remains were taken to Cincinnati Tuesday morning for interment in Spring Grove cemetery, with the service following the transfer on Monday afternoon at 2 then the body moved for burial in Ohio.
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Palmer Otlating
Cincinnati
Spring Grove
The Passing Of Mayor Mathers In Galion
The Galion city council appoints J M Hart to fill the post after Rev George Mathers falls ill. Mathers, elected two years ago, pursued moral reforms including closing saloons but faced opposition and strained health. His condition worsened, and the administration he led appears to be near its end as he nears death.
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Proumburg
Wooster
J M Hart
Galion
George Mathers
Marka
Ar Mathers
Mr Mathers
Cothusaem
Overruled New Trial Bid in Leiner Ramsey Case
Judge Eason hears motion for a new trial for County Commissioner Daniel Leiner and Ex Commissioner Ramsavy on Saturday. Judges Symser and Taggart appear. no reply from the state. Court sentences Leiner to forfeiture of olive and fines of 75 dollars for Leiner and 350 dollars for Ramsey with execution suspended pending circuit court review.
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Daniel Leiner
Ramsavy
Eason
M Lo Symser
Frank Taggart
Leiner
Raneey
Atate
Olive
Ramsey
May term Common Pleas Court schedule outlined
The May term calendar lists cases set for hearing from May 4 to May 12 in various pairs and defendants including Ohio v Van Meter Swartz v Darstise Doty v Glick Meyer Co Cornel v Tutile Ohio v Shacklin Betson v Rankin Hartlett Co v Lowe Shleainger v Chris Rich Guisinger v Rolla Hyatt Childs Jr v Francia Howman v Cont Wolgomot v Wayne Co Commissioners Grabber v Graber Thompson v Montapou Ohio v Phinney Oliver v Chesrown Shakely v Escheiser Ebright v Eddy Ohio v Carrie Overa McCarthy v Lotes Newell v Winkler Newell v Winkler Kistler v Kistler Franks v Obey Van Over v Richards Saunders v Welker Mano v Albert Rehm administrator re Weimer Bros.
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Common Peas Court
Ohio Va
van Meter
Swartz
Darstise
Doty
Glick
Meyer Co. Corneil
Tutile
Ohio
Shacklin
Betson
Rankin, Hartlett &‘O
Lowe, Et al
Shleainger
Chris Rich
Guisinger
Rolla Hyatt Childs, Jr
Francia Measuer
Howman Va
Wolgomot
Wayne Co
Grabber
Graber
Thompson
Montap Dou
Phinney
Oliver
Chesrown
Shakely
Ebright
Eddy
Carrie Overa
McCarthy
Lotes
Newell
Winkler
Wilsom
Winkler Kistler
Kistler
Franks
Obey
Thureday
van Over
Richards
Saunders
Welker
Mano
Albert Rehm
Weimer Bros
Judge orders war band pay for Eighth Ohio Volunteers officers
Judge Wieck of Summit County Circuit Court rules that Gen Chas Dick Col C Vo Uari and other Eighth O VI officers must compensate the regimental band for their services during the Spanish American War. The decision impacts veterans and former officers seeking restitution for performances.
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Wieck
Circuit Court of
Summit County
Chas Dick
Col C Vo Uari
Eighth O VI
Wilhelm estate hearing set in Wayne County Probate Court
The estate of Myrtella B. Wilhelm will be heard in Wayne County Probate Court on June 8 1903 before Judge Robert L Blair. The actmr Jesse B Wilhelm represents the estate in the proceeding.
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Jesse B. Wilhelm
Myrtella B. Wilhelm
Wayne County
Robert L Blair
Personal notices and local events from Wooster area
A Wooster list highlights births marriages arrests and deaths including a daughter to the Minns walkers, weddings of Bessie Verhme and Geo Brooks, Lulu Miller and F A Myers, and Osie Graven's marriage near Nashville. Also noted are a Sultana survivors reunion, a local option election possibility, and church installations in Shreve and Perrysville with clergy changes.
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FL M Myers
Lodi
Lulu Miller
Columbus
Ledl
John Doty
Pennsylvania Railway
Lakeville
Osie Graven
Nashville
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Fintek
County Recorder
L. O. Franks
Samuel L Walter
Warren W McIntire
Franklin Township
Charles M Yccum
Hannah Greanawald
Weoatar
Ella Young
Johan E Winters
A. & W. Lower Pips Co
Horace B
Cliptox Township
Mary Aubberger
Joseph Petit
Ares
Chippewa
W Huffman
Buckeye Aluminum
Doylestown
Francia Whitman
Jacob Detweiler
Chippewa Township
Christian Blough
David A. Blough
Milton Township
Christian Blough Ett
Jacob Snell
Annia M Snell
Cheater Township
Anna M Snell
Peter Schamp
Leenard Everly
Emma Everly
Amos Rone
Rev. Ross
Hallie
Ongida
John Malbert
Sharon
Gardiner Buss
Will Palmer
Manafield
Ex-rcises
Archibald A E Taylor
Edugatok
Akobh
Fauer
Calumbure
Cincinnasy
Willis Lord, Dod
Synodical University of Wooster
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Geo Mahers
Mayer of Galon
Uudge Eason
Corennt Rampey
Leboer
Actal
Winor
Evante
Herm To
Gua Minnswaker
Kimberley
Archie Altland
Frankiim Two
Mise Bessie M
Vherme
Geo. Brooks
Greenfield
Zena Humbert
Walter Priest
E. Liberty
Eli Zimmerman
Ashland County
Lvda Lenington
Jacksonville, Ill
Charles Feightner
US Express
Milleraburg
Lily Simpkins
New Bedford
Hessie Frank
Peter Cheyney
Mt. Eaton
Hayesville
National
The
National Guard Association
Edward Vollrath
8Th Regt
War Root
Kent
Phil Horn
Otto Barden
Geo Schmutz
Ezra Crawford
Fredericksburg
George Anderson
P Reston
Loudonville
Love
Bunker Hill
Perrysvile
Duoker Hill
Perrysville
Myers
Swan
Shreve Presbyterian Church
Chauncy Case
Havenville
JS. Swan
Lowry of
JG. Elliett