Pythian Picnic Celebrates Union of Morgen Stern and Rising Star Lodges
Wooster Knights of Pythias marked the union of Morgen Stern and Rising Star Lodges with a grand picnic in City Park, featuring speeches by A S McClure and J A Gann, a banquet by Rathbone Sisters, and remarks on friendship charity and benevolence. Visiting Knights attended from other towns as the procession proceeded to the park for the program.
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Morgen Stern
Rising Star Lodges
Knighta of Pythias
Wooster Knights of Pythian
Wooster
Odges
Rising Star
Supreme Lodge
Morgen Stern Lodge
Rising Star Lodge
Wooster City Park
K. of P Hall
South Market
Progran
S. Rabl
I N Kieffer
S. McClure
Addreda
Hon Ay McClure
Damon
Fythias
Asterlands
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Gann
McClure
McDowell
Congressman Gann
Rathbone Sisters
City Park Pavillion
Apple Creek Social Roundup Sees Local Visits Ahead of Sabbath Services
Misses Clara and Luella McClure returned to Cleveland after visiting Mrs. Worth Clark. Rev and Mrs. Burna visited Pittsburg and returned. Miss Florence Noland and sister Lillian visited Apple Creek from Alberquerque New Mexico and shared teaching notes from government school work in New Mexico and Indian Territory. Mr and Mrs Levi L Martz of Bluffton Indiana formerly of Applecreek visited Allen Clark. communion in Reformed church next Sabbath with a missionary service in the evening. Mrs Elizabeth D Johnson who fell and sprained her limb, with Mrs Amasiah Core returning from Holmes County visiting Mr and Mrs Smith and their daughter. Mrs Reaser of Wooster guest of Mr Patterson and plans to attend Sabbath School convention at East Union next Friday.
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Clara
Luella McClure
Worth Clark
Cleveland
Rev
Burna
Pittsburg
Applecreek
Jameson
Florence Noland
Alberkere
New Mexico
Lillian Noland
Florence
Indian Territory
Levi L. Martz
Bluffton
Ind
Applecresk
Allen Clark
Reformed Church
Elizabeth D. Johnson
Amasiah Core
Holmes County
Convention in East Union Lutheran church Aug 20 1807
Township 8 holds a two session convention at East Union Lutheran Church. Devotional services, class recitations, and discussions on religious instruction of the young lead by Rev Scarbrough Rev Wolbach and Rev Hackett. Evening program features a magic by East Union.
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Township
East Union
Bro
Bowman
Pres. O. F. Wiener
Rannatarian
Wolbach
Scarbordugh
Hackett
Scribes Will Meet The Correspondents Pic Nic Program
The Scribes will hold a September 9 gathering in Smithville C with 11 AM start. It features Anthem, Invocation by Rev I N Kieffer Mantle, remarks by Dr H J Sullivan, Marion Smith, Sismy Jacot, Applecreek business meeting, dinner at 1 30, Wesleyan Quartet, recitations by Merlie Terman Mabel Fike, and addresses by E B Eshealman Kee B Eberly Bricker, Phelps, Nellie Werntz, and others. The event runs from 3 30 to 4 00 with queries led by C E Slutz, adjournment by H J Sullivan and Slutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
I. N. Kieffer Mantle
H J Sullivan
Misa Marion Smith
Sismy Jacot
Applecreek
Wesleyan Quartet
Wooster
Pansy Stephens
Congress
Liars
Ai Lalra Marah McDowell
Orrville
Prof. Phelps
Nellie Werntz
Doylestown
Rev Cochel
Kee B Eberly
J. W Brickerusi
Theecretary
C. E. Slutz
H. J. Sullivan
Sec
Huccklen Arnica Salve for Bruises and Skin Ailments
This old advertisement proclaims Huccklen Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for oats bruises sores ulcers salt abe u fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees satisfaction or money back with a 25 cent price per box and lists Lavgacs & Boyp as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavgacs & Boyp
United in wedlock Nugdell-Imgard in Dalton
A Woogter social page reports Miss Jeanette Nugdel l Imgard uniting in marriage with Rev W H Hubbell of Dalton O at the Imgard home on Beall avenue and Bowerman street. The ceremony featured a wedding march, flower girls, and a reception with a happy couple departing for a trip to India and the National Convention of the O Y PO. Esteemed guests from Ohio and nearby states attended including Rev James Walker and wife Mrs J A Wilson and daughter Helen Mrs Foaxell and others.
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Nugdell—Imgard
Woogter
Anrgnat Imgard
Beall Avenue
Bowman Street
Jeanette
W H Hubbell
Dalton
Wocater
Misa Martha Webster
J. O Campbell
Micses—Cora
India U Sports
O, Y PO
Peets
James Walker
East Palestine
Hunbball
Weatford
Simon Tanner
Orrville
J. A. Wilson
Helen
Allegheny
J. F.eberhart
Fremont
Gertrude McQuigg
Cleveland
Foaxell
Mina Greenslade
Beltevue
McBane
Wayne County Teachers Institute Opens With Noted Lectures
The Wayne County public school teachers gather in City Opera House for the annual institute. Dr R N. Roark of the University of Kentucky and Dr Shaeffer PA State Superintendent lead talks on Education Defined and The Art of Teaching. Monday features music by Prof Graves and a public address on The Problems of the Republic addressing city, immigration, labor and political ethics.
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Wayne County
City Opera House
Sauvain
University of Wooster
H. B. Miller
R N. Roark
Louisville
University of Kentucky
Roark
Shhaeffer
Graves
Massillon
Shaeffer
United States
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
Russia
Poland
Bief
Local Names List From Various Towns Intermixed
A long OCR fragment lists residents and officials by town including Overton Burton City West Salem Canaan Springville Rittman Doylestown Blachleyville Congress East Union Plain Pow Cedar Valley Miamisburg Ashland Kidron Union City Alliance Findlay Wooster and Benton with numerous surnames and initials, indicating a directory or society roster rather than a full article.
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Overton
Mary Bucher
Burton City
Mrs J H Kauke Passes After Long Illness in Wooster
Mrs J H Kauke died on Thursday August 12 1897 after a short paralytic illness. Born July 7 1820 in Union County PA she was 77 years old. A long time Wooster resident she was known as a mother to many and a devout Presbyterian. Her funeral was held Saturday with Rev S F Scovil and Rev OG Hills officiating and a large crowd in attendance. Pallbearers included M Welker J Naylor W Boone and W Hand among others. A public sale of wagons and farming implements followed on August 21 1897.
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Pennsylvania
Harding & Co
Wooster
Ohio
Mra. Kanke
Union County
J H. Kanke
Onty
First Presbyterian
Thia City
F Scovol
D D
OG. A. Hills
C. A. McDonald
M. Welker
O O. Alapach
van Wert
Capt
W . Boone
Lima
John M. Naylor
T Fio
Frederick Nussbaum
Apple Creek
Walter Hand
Milwaukee
Wie
Merars
Naylor
Boone
Nussbaum
Hand
Kanke
Alspach
Kauke
Kormis Wooster
W. S. Hand
Samuel H. Hand
Mr. Nossbaum
Mr. Kauke
Switzerland
Prain
Baughman
Summit-Lake
Sammit -County
Germany
Highland Park
Gilgon
Kurtz
Orrvilla
Fiidby
Wooater
Wooster News Briefs Highlight Picnics and Local Events
August entries note Creston business picnic and several church and group gatherings. Reports cover weather relief from rain, a grand M E church festival on Aug 27, and local family reunions, with minor injuries and accidents among residents. Officers announce Wooster schools staffing and land use developments as fall work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
M. E
Jeffeara
Myers
Feed Barn and Coal Yard Opens in Old Shively Foundry
Elliott and eight workers transformed the North and Buckeye corner into a modern feed barn and coal yard. The notice promises complete conveniences for all, especially ladies, with customers welcome Monday August 23 in time for the fair visitors. Prices will be the lowest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Shively Foundry
North
Buckeye
Elliot
Eliott
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Merlie Terman
Canaan
E. B. Eshealman
Mabel Fike
George Kettler
Huccklen
United
the People’s Educators
Wayne County Teachers’ Institute
Chas. Lautenachlager
Nelson Sauvain
Ed. Sauvain
Anna J. Hurst
Alfred A. May
Mary Noland
Jennie L. Warner
Daisy G Warner
Maude L. Shamp
Emma Betcon
Sara E. Whitmore
Florence C. Zaring
D. G Acker
Ida McMonigal
Mary G Ebright
C._W. Frotz
Carrie Harsh
Anna Kostenbacher
Lucy Saybolt
Mary Macfarlane
D W McGuire
Minerva H. Criley
Supt
Chas. Hauport
J. A. Gerber
AM. Boroman
Jeannette Mohl
Ida J Matz
Annie Hoffman
Cora E. Rouch
Ella J Shields
Alice M. Bechtel
Ih.a. Cooper
Mra
D.J Bixler
Emma Crawford
G. W. Spangler
Emmas Boazell
EF Villard
Sarah Lautenachlager
L Hunter
Clara L. Nussbaum
Eva Hunter
J. H. Tracy
Zella Watson
Sureve
L. K. Miller
Emeline Roth
M Swartz
Anna LeFever
Mana Oldroyd
Ken T Jones
Emma Oldroyd
Riedsel
Charles Fahr
W. Adams
W.J) Zeigler
D.M Lingle
Madisonburti
C Brenoner
Vida Borkey
Lida Painter
Kuchs
I W LaChat
Jacob Stauffer
Ira Amiet
Edwards Amiet
Millie LaChat
T. D Brown
C.T Brown
Wesley H. Zaugg
A A Boall
Mr Eaton
Geo. B Roth
A TY Etling
O. H Beeler
P F. Graber
M Graber
Zaugg
Aism Strong
Anne McElhinney
Josephine McElhinney
Mina McElhinney
Effie M Buchwalter
Vinnie A. Buchwalter
D. W Buchwalter
Moorland
W. O, Fretz
Florence D, Franks
Stanza Correll
Lara B Kean
Miamisburg
Stella E
Albright
Duluth
Minn
Anna S. Riddle
Ashland
Moser
Kidron
D. H S Thompson
Nion
Luella Oberholtzer
Boren
Florence I.moore
Ed Haw
Grace B. Morgan
Liverpool
E C Lumbacher
Benton
Caroline Lumbacher
John Hauke
J. H. Keake
Jacob Hoover
Wooster Shale
J. E. Barrett
Ross Warner
Tam
O. B. Yoder
Archer House
Wooster Preserving Company
O. M Lovett
John Martin
E H Weeger
Wellersville
City Board of Education
Lara B. Kean
Nina Given
Sophia Lyon
Minerva Criley
Helen Marshall
Anna Kostenbader
Elizabeth Dunlap
Dunlap
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