Prohibition State Ticket for Various Ohio Positions
The Prohibition state ticket lists Rev Nelson B D Creamer of Columbus for Governor, Captain J M Cutt of Alexandria as Lieutenant Governor, A Purvis of New Lexington for Attorney General, Lila Kingbaw of Lecklade for Treasurer, X Jay Pinney of Cleveland for Supreme Court, T W Shreve of Barton’s Ferry for Attorney General, Vrof JW Kicka of Wooster for Auditor, and Benjamin Farqua of New Wilmington for Board of Public Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson BD Creamer
Columbus
J M §Cutt
Alexandria
Aunster A . Purvis
New Lexington
Lila Kingbaw
Lekcatde
Supreme Court
Jay Pinney
Creveland
T W Shreve
Bartia's Farry
Deboul Vemetastoner -Vrof
Kicka
Don of
Wooster
Beard
Jubilie Worka
Kanjamin Farquahar
New Wilmington
Prohibition Platform Urges Abolition of Saloon Power
A May 27 1933 platform statement from Ohio Prohibitionists denounces the liquor trade, accusing Republicans and Democrats of supporting proalcohol laws while calling for total abolition. It stresses Christian morality, opposition to regulation, and seeks ballot support to end the saloon and protect vulnerable groups. The document links prohibition to civic order, women and child welfare, and calls for united church and citizen action at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibitionista of
Ohio
Spinuield
Don Nagion
Afeay Sidaetes
Agerai
Jaw Lampung
Commonwealth
Choe
Onta
Borgera
Ntg
Buleiig
State Central Committee Members Named in Corrected List
The corrected net of the State Central Committee members elected in spring includes numerous named individuals such as B Martin of Cincinnati, Rev Jo Mulliday Norwood, J Uppfald Dayton, Johnson Wiley Blrney, Rev AS Watkins Killer ton, Nashea Wientigton, A Grim Cook, Rob PEt a OW Bieke Urbana, Rev F Metane Tolelyiv, Cc Sororsian Portsmouth, HF Bake Arthur, Robert Condscolumbus, L. Peeke Hapduasy WwW, James Kenjamin Zanesville, Gapt J M Sooty Orandrille, John Danner Ganton Folta Akron, Geo. L. Case Wevatanty, and A. L. Talbot Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecarMoy
State Central
Fenav
B Martin
Cincinna
Jo Mulliday Norwood
Uppfald
Dayton
Johueon Wiley
Portsmouth
State Executive Committee Appointments Listed
The State Executive Committee was constituted with Chairman M McCartney, Secretary W oF McDowell, Treasurer John F Gregg, and members Robert Candy, Columbus LL MacLane Toledo ML Pecke andasuky, B Martin Cincinnati, J M Scott Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Mccartney
W of McDowell
John F Gregg
Robert Candy
Columbus
LL MacLane
Toledo
Pecke
Wayne County Soldiers and Sailors Reunion Appointments
Wayne county executive committee appoints vice presidents and committees for the Wayne county soldiers and sailors reunion. Names listed include Geo Jackson Doylestown Milton Norman hat Hn Canaan Alfred Tanner Rev W P Schott West Salem Geo Foos New Pittsburg Wayne J N Boor Madisonvury Greene J OW Bricker Smithville etc. Meeting set for Oct 6 1903 in City park and pavilion with basket picnic dinner and hot coffee and beans provided. Also lists advertising letter recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Geo Jackson
Doylestown
Milton
Norman‘hatHn
Canaan
Alfred Tanner
Congress
W P Schott
West Salem
Theater
Geo. Foos
New Pittsburg
Wayne
J N Boor
Madisonvury
Madisonvury Greene, J OW Bricker, Smithvile, Baughman, M. R. Gell, Orivilla
Sugar Creek
F H H_ Poor
Dalton
East Union
Zenas
Apple
Solomon Rickabaugh
J P van Nest
Harry McClarran
H Myers
Mr Limh
Solomon Ricksbaugh
Ben Wie
Samuel Moses
Sergi
Hill Park
S. J. Claire
C. H Healer
Daniel Roth
C. W. McClure
Coffea and
Beans
Bag Miller
Wm. Hammer
W. Woolman
J. P McCleland
J R R. Mckhinney
Jesse McClellan
D.C Curry
R of
M. Sharp
Temperance Meeting at Davidson Home Shares Hopeful Reform
A Pro session Farmers group met at Samuel Davidson Uhureday’s home on July 30. Rev G C Smith of Wooster led prayer and Miss Dean read. Anna Davidson urged strict temperance in a recital. D Ro Fiestone and Mrs Benj Wilson reported building a ten room house with a barn and storage. Mortgage advice from Milborne Grady and Willis Jarvis helped avoid poverty. Music by Mr Zook and vocal by Miss Rath Jarvis enriched the program. Next meeting planned at the Children's Home Rug 27 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snot
Samuel Davidson Uhureday
G C. Smith
Wooster
Miss Dean
Anna Davidson
D. Ro Fiestone
Benj. Wilson
Milborne Grady
Willis Jarvis
Zook
Misa Rath Jarvis
Bendaxold
City Hall Bonds Sold to Local Bank at Par
Forty bonds of five hundred dollars each, totaling $20,000, were sold by the sinking fund commission to Warne County National Bank at par. The issue refinances city debt, Second Series City Hall Bonds, bearing 4 percent annual interest payable semiannually. Maturities include 6,000 in 1906, 5,000 in 1907, 5,000 in 1910, and 5,000 in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of the
Sinking Fund Commission
Warne County National Bank
City Hall
Orice
Board of Trustees
Ashland arrest leads to 30 day Canton stint
Sherman Fasiy was arrested at Ashland and brought to Wooster Monday night on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He worked for painter Charles Clark and swindled John Waitrick out of $6 by claiming Clark’s desire for payment. Fasiy pled guilty. sentenced to 30 days in Canton workhouse, suspended with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Atlanta
Fassy
Ashland
Wooster
Gnewer
Charles Clark
John Waitrick
Excursion to Cedar Point by B&O Railroad
On Thursday August 13 B and O Railroad will offer a round trip excursion to Cedar Point Ohio for 1.25 dollars. Special train departs Millerburg 6:30 am Wooster 7:10 am with all stops to Lodi inclusive. Return from Sandusky 7:00 pm. Contact any company agent or M G Carrel D P A Cleveland for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&o RR
Cedar Point
Milleraburg
Wooster
Atermediate
Lodi
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Carrel
Cleveland
Ohio
Surmmer School Notes Highlight Local Educators
Miss Barnes entertained her Canton mother on Wednesday. Emma Reed elected to a fine Lakewood school post. Helen Weld named English teacher at Steubenville High School earning $65 monthly. Laura Hill completes 38rd grade model school work and returns to Marietta. Marvy Reddick elected to a Barberton school food position. Supt Koehler of Grafton seeks three teachers for the coming year. Florence Smith of Oberlin joins Lorain county Progressive teachers. Allis family moving to California next fall. Prof Girumbine to occupy their house. Fr Myers of Rising Sun plans to enter the University in fall. Empire concert company performed in Memorial chapel. Laura McNary and sister Mary re-elected at New Waterford. A. W. Elliott to lead Berlin schools next year. A F Lauzer elected superintendent at Canaan. Prof EK Bush to continue drawing and penmanship in Sandusky. Lelia Budd elected to Rittman schools. Ira I. Ewing named mathematics teacher in Wheeling high school. Dr B W Lowry preaches about Clockwork Christianity at Westminster. Elizabeth Pendleton to Otsero Lake with Wooster campers. Summer School picnic itineraries include Experiment Station and various parks. L.8 Landis ready orthography manuscript for areas, backed by Wooster and Massillon educators. Gold prizes totaling $50 awarded to naming new students. Hochstettler wins first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Weld
Steubenville High School
Laura Hill
Marietta
Fr. Myers
Rising Sun
Empire Concert Company
New York
Memorial Chapel
Laura McNary
New Waterford
Woosfriends
Mary
A. W Elliott
Berlin
Chas. W Hochstetler
Wooster
Lelia Budd
Rittman
Ira I. Ewing
Wheeling
W Va
B W Lowry
Westminster
Daniel
L.8 Landis
Dalton
Chas. Haupert
A. McDowell
FE. A. Jones
Massillon
Chapel
Chas. W. Hochstettler
Trail
A A. Faul
Florence McNeal
Bissella
R. L. Todd
Tira
AD Ladd
Nova
Local Names Face Off at Barboton Orrville Mt Eaten
E E Cherryhelmes from Barbar ton and Katie A Ryden from Ritt man, joined by Weatherholt and Emma A Hearns of Orrville, plus L A Dodez Jr and Ella Gros jean of Mt Eaten in a regional listing of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.E. Cherryhelmes
Barbarton
Katie A. Ryden
Rittman
Gee. Weatherholt
Emma A. Hearns
Orrville
L. A. Dodez, Jr
Ella Grosjean
Mt. Eaten
Obituary and local notices from Creston area
Andrew Remieb died at his son Joan Rovalch's home in Cres ton. Samuel Fisher of East Union two was arrested and sent $1 and fusta for information. Rev J V W Miller, former pastor of Applecreek Reformed Church, ill with softening of the brain in Toledo asylum. Ella Grosjean and Louie Dodez of Mt Eaton wed at bride Sophia Grosjean's home. John Felix of Marshallville began moving a building for Wooster Free Library Association. Forbes Alcock slightly injured at the cemetery when wagon lines tightened as horses ran. Eights O S officers-elect named: Gomer Bordner, Harvey Heller, Thomas Sattler. Train No 15 baggage car windows shattered near Wonaterst 1026 by bullets. clue scarce. Wayne County Soldiers Memorial Assn members appointed to oversee memorial building erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J V W. Miller
Applecreek Reformed
Wonaterst
Louisville
Local Social Notes From Mohican and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Cooper of Mohican were guests of R N Butlers family on Sabbath Mrs E D Bixler visited her parents at West Salem Saturday Cleve Zimmerman of Excelsior and Mr Hemperly of Madisenburg were entertained by F Specks Fred Premer is home from Worcester on a vacation Geo Snyder left for Orrville Monday to work at the carpenter trade David Emery had a light stroke of paralysis last week but was able to be out again E D Bixler and family attended the Chautauqua at Smithville Sabbath Mr Brown and family of Spencer were the guests of A J Nortor Joseph Strine and wife and J A Leeper and wife of Frederickaburg were the guests of J B Ocker's and M V Ocker's families Saturday night and Sunday Miss Ellen Kline of West Salem was the guest of E D Bixler's family Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Salt Lake City
Usah
Thes. Rugsuil
Ethel Eby
Smithville
John Snell
Ella
Awana Scott
Hamilton
Maud Quion
Canton
BF Lichty
Richards Ant
Rownion
Chippewa Lake
Rev. Beck
Ackerwaan
Lima
Huron
Barohili
Columbus
Rush Reese
Clara Wiles
Wooster
Odell
Nikol of
Friendeville
Geo. Hauenstein
da Allaman
Ella Allaman
Scott
Misa Minnie Zuver
Chicago
Haskins
Familly
Friesde
Mary Pinkerton
Archie Hoffman
Weester
Richel
Mr. Cooper
Mohican
R. N. Butler
E. D. Bixler
West Salem
Cleve Zimmerman
Excelsior
Mr. Hemperly
Madisenburg
F. Speck
Fred Premer
Geo Snyder
Orrville
David Emery
Joseph Strine
J. A Leeper
Frederickaburg
J. B Ocker
M. V Ocker
Ellen Kline
E. D Bixilor
Dr Elder Eyes and Ears Weener Spectacles Inquiry
Dr Elder focuses on eye and ear health with a visit to Weener for spectacles. The brief note mentions examination, potential fittings, and a pricing cue in cents. Local readers are reminded of available optical services and patient consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Elder
City Council Meeting Minutes From August Session
City Council adjourned from Monday to Tuesday with GC W Kissling as clerk. Board of Public Service recommends paving Buckeye Ave between North and Larwill streets. Walnut Street paving between Liberty and North and North Street between Walnut and Grant streets referred. Sewer construction on W Largill Street from Walnut to North intersection approved. E North property assessment set at 2933 per front foot for paving. Adjournment set for last Monday night in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC W Kissling
J. O Fritz
Board of Public Service
Caat Aida
Buckaye At
North
Larwill Ats
Walnut St
Liberty
North Sts
North St
Walnut
Grant
Leave your order for Buento Souvenir at University Office
A brief note inviting orders for a Buento Souvenir at the university office lists a price of 25e.
Market Report: Livestock Prices and Supplies
fragmented OCR notes list cattle dairy beef and lamb prices and quantities with many errors. References to prime wethers vealers lambs and mixed lots appear with prices around 4 to 5 dollars, plus assorted per hundredweight figures and supply notes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alnald Printing CO
O.10
North Ean
Downing
Objectvautile
Addreay
Buin
Prohibition
State Central Committee
State Executive Committee
Wayne County Soldiers and Saitor
Yuo
Presbyterian S.S
Mra
Albert Ritter
Hanna
Wm. Smith
Joe Marshill
Alfred Farmer
Creston
Blanche Horner
Matfield
Stouffer
Sterling
Samuel Steele
Leroy
Isaac Notestein
JB. Notestein
Cedar Fol.t
BLO
Surmmer
Mother Barnes
Emma Reed
Lakewood
Marvy Reddick
Barberton
J I Koehler
Grafton
Dakota
Florence Smith
Oberlin
Lorain County
Allis
Prof
Girumbine
A F Lauzer
Dundee
EK. I. Bush
Elizabeth M Pendleton
Westminster Home
Otsero Lake
Mich
Experiment Station
Odell’s Lake
Highland Park
Meyers Lake
Upper Reservoir
Cedar Valley
Rriage
MINON
Andrew Remieb
Joan Rovalch
Samuel Fisher
East Union Two
Fusta
Tureday
Misa Ella Grosjean
Louie Dodez
Mt. Eaton
Sophia Grosjean
Beallave
B F. Scovel
John Felix
Marshallville
Tas
Larwill
N Market Av
Wooster Free Library Association
Forbes Alcock
Gomer E. Bordner
Harvey J. Heller
Wadsworth
Thomas O. Sattler
Guy, Nash
David Myers
C F. Ruwbaugh
James F Britton
H. H Strauas
Origilla
Frederick Gatehouse
Aalcdiers’ Memorial Association
Pioneore
New Piltsburg
Mr Brown
Spencer
A J. Nortor
City Council
P Fe
Daily Mail
Martha Mewuigg
Tate
Way Ie Guts
Maulon
HA. Aist
Ofiog
Bony Ave
John Roveey
Suesansor
Waokor Broa
Ptyo
Yaida
East Liberty St
Woostor, O
Isaac Jokxeor
Johnany
Tatais
At-Law
Woorrsa
Onlco
Mus Brock
Wooster Ice & Coal CO
Maszsillen
Cscoal
R.J Smitvii
Omico and Yards
Kerth Beyer
NINTM
Fred’k W. Platt
Yoder Meuse
Bya Towetesers
Woehington
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