First Meeting of Creston Farmers' Institute Society
The Creston Farmers' Institute Society opens its first meeting at Hay's Hall in Creston on February 17 and 18. The program lists lectures, essays, recitations, and addresses by local and regional experts on farming methods, canning, celery culture, feeding, land care, and farm management with Rev. A W Knowlton and J H Brigham among speakers.
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Creston Farmers’ Institute Society
Hay’s Hall
Creston
Muaic
Charles W. Bar
Jassie Daniels
Seville
Farmera
J. H. Brigham
Delta
Migs Carrie Ruggles
Cres- Tesit-Atabade
A. D. Kelby
Wooster
Celery Culture
F. U. Jordan
Oraston
A. W. Knowlton
John South
Investmenta
Ihbrig
Chas. W. Barkett
Columbus
Easay
Alma E. Smith
Electric Bitters marketed for female complaints
Advertises Electric Bitters as a remedy for female troubles and general ailments with claims of strengthening effects. Promotes Lanbach & Boyd's Drug Store as the retailer, priced at fifty cents and one dollar. Also notes local social items and brief community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanbach , & Boyd
Golden Corners
Obas
B. Hood
Columbus
Ohio
Mra Hemming
Chicago
Laubachie Boyd
Local notices and school entertainment in LeRoy area
Residents report visits and illnesses at local homes including Frank Smith and H Armstrong. A moderate earthquake tremor rattled Amos Brinkerhoof’s grinder. School activities highlight an evening program led by I N Winter and Miss Yohey with performances such as Managing a Mule and The Old Fashioned Debating Society.
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Frank Armstrong
Burbahk
Goyer
Myers
Wooster
Charles Keeney
Smithvile
Amos Brinkerhoofs
Minola
Carrie Palmer
Burbank News Highlights Timber Hauling Fire Loss and Illness
Snow provides timber men good logging opportunities as Eli Frary hauls for a local bank barn. John Bricket elat's house burned, sparing few belongings while family endured loss. Dorothy Frary Dowling died after a long illness, mother’s hardships noted. Revival meetings announced for Cherry Corners, and multiple local residents faced sickness and health scares. A barber shop moves to let Wesley Marshall open a harness shop. assorted health and weather notes fill the week.
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Eli Frary
John Bricket
Dorothy
Ray
Mia
Dowling
Evening with the Classics at the Curry Home
The Classica literary club hosted a social reception at Mr. and Mrs. Curry’s home in Wooster last Friday to honor members and guests. Miss Blanche Curry and others led the committee while the Mandolin Club provided music and Shakespeare souvenirs were given to each guest.
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Dr. Curry
Classica
Young Wooster
Blanche Curry
Mrs. Curry
Miss Kieffer
Miss. Deer
Mandolin Club
William Shakespeare
Bose
Local Notes From Medina Readers
Miss Kate Ward of Medina visited Miss Bessie Battley at the start of the week. Mr Spooner and wife will reside with Capt. VanDorn. Pearl Spencer and family moved into Daniel Longs tenant home. The Ladies Missionary Society of the M E church meets at Mrs C N Hawks Thursday morning. Schools plan an entertainment Saturday evening to purchase singing books. A series of meetings began in the M E church last week and may continue this week or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Irwin
Abe Witherow
Hemmings Farm
Morgan Howey
Congress
H. Armstrongs
T. B
Stamp
Cherry Corners
Wm. Neumeyer
Knight
Naver
Woks
Dr. Brinkerhoff
Bloomington
Mr. Aukerman
Wesley Marshall
Geo. Spangler
Allen Luca
Kate Ward
Medina
Bessie Battley
Spooner
VanDorn
Pearl Spencer
Daniel Long
Ladies Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
C. N. Hawk
M E. Church
Peter Eby
Geo. Fike
Pearl Iartel
East Greenville
Oliver
Slemmons
Miss Vasbinder
Creston
J. A Miller
Local News From Weil ersville And Nearby
Weil ersville reports sleighing pleasant for those who can afford it. J Y Kurtz has recovered from illness. Anna Wenger nurses a broken arm. John Hoatetter teaches singing in Mahoning County. John Yoder and wife visit aunt J Y Kurtz. Coal shortages persist due to the Masillon strike. Operators seek higher pay, miners strained. Miss Lizzie Granger suffers lung fever.
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John Yoder
Wooster
Marriage of Martion T Edward Steiner and Laura Eckard
Martion T Edward Steiner and Laura Eckard wed at the bride’s parents home near Easton on a Wednesday evening. Rev. Wengert of Marshallville officiated in the presence of friends and relatives. The couple will visit Cleveland relatives before starting married life. Steiner is a district school teacher in Milton township No. 10. The bride is described as an esteemed, popular young woman.
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T. Edward Steiner
Laura Eckard
Jacob Eckard
Ponth
Easton
Wengert
Marshallville
Cleveland
Steiner
Milton Township
Gospel Temperance Talk Draws City Audiences
A large audience gathered at the City Opera House last Sabbath afternoon to hear Ray W. J. Price of Youngstown speak on temperance. Price, now assisting Roy Smail in Bethel church evangelistic meetings, urged kinder treatment for drinkers and described the condemned plight of the drinker. He spoke with earnest conviction as a former drinker and afterwards returned to Youngstown where he pastors a church.
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City Opera House
Ray
W. J. Price
Youngstown
Roy Smail
Bethel Church
Prica
Price
Minenn
Night Life and Illness Highlight Emittaville News
Local notes report numerous illnesses and recoveries among Emittaville residents. John Miller and Nathan Rhodes face precarious conditions. Mrs. Bronneman and Pearl Iartel visit relatives. many parishioners attend sermons and social events. A nitro explosion near Toledo unsettles Smithville and a new firm plans to take possession.
Westminster notes on campus events and activities
University notes recount Sabbath sermons at Kauke chapel, recovery of Prof Compton, formation of a new literary society, and reports from the Breadmen gathering at Bronnemans. Also covered are engagement with the Cleveland chemical society talk, Westminster C E events, a Thankgiving Tri, Shakespeare play at the gym, library progress, Bloomington Reading Circle, a Cheater Griesemer update, Engle Bell Ringers entertainment, and a farm ad for Hand Corn products.
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Scovel
Carmon
Kauke
Compton
Websterian
Batuglay
Bening
Pleasant Home News Brief Describes Winter Cold and Pump Woes
The correspondent notes unusually cold weather and snow hindering pumps, with Jack Fronta inspecting windows and pumps including a preacher's pump. Clayton Good, Mrs. Frank Holmes, and Mrs. E. J. Matthews travel home from Ashland. Grandmother Mouls is ill. Dr. Warner attends her. The Lattasborg literary society meets weekly in Town Hall. Protracted meeting at Fair Haven Church set for February 20.
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Jack Fronta
Clayton Good
C. J. Warner
Congress
Mary Kesler
Kesler
Cheater Township Literary Society
Lattasborg
Nellie Wright
Fair Haven
Sunday Burglary Strikes West Liberty and Walnut
A Sunday evening burglary on West Liberty street and Walnut avenue left Henry A. Haller’s home broken by a window with $560 cash a gold watch and chain and diamond bracelets taken. John B. Rockey’s residence was ransacked with nothing else valuable found and officers pursue leads. Authorities report repeated break in attempts at nearby North Street South Bever Street and Spink streets but no arrests yet.
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North St
John B. Rockey
Miss Katharine E Oliver at United Presbyterian Church
Next Monday evening the noted reader Miss Katharine E Oliver will present selections from Bonnie Brier Bosom Auld Lang Syne and more at the United Presbyterian Church. She is highly recommended by Tan Maclaren Dr Joseph Parker O Wesley Emeraco and other notable figures. tickets are 26 cents at Procter and O’Hair.
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United Presbyterian Church
Bonnie.Brier Bosb
Auld Lang Syne” &c
Merchant of Venice staged by University students
The University atudente presented The Merchant of Venice in Gymnasium Hall with a large audience. Cast included J. Allen Barnett Duke of Venice and Shylock Pant Hickok Portia Elizabeth Beer and Rev. S Hall Young gave an invocation. The production impressed for its clarity and scholarly tone despite a somewhat abridged format.
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University Atudente
Duke of Venice
J. Allen Barnett
Antonio
W.G. McIntyre Baxcanio
Fleming Balarino
Harry O. Crist Graliano
Harry M, Crooke Lorenza
Sant
W. P. Holt Shylock
Pant R. Hickok
Sans Irvin R
Progh
Launcelot Gobbo
Oj P. Gray
W. B. Gage Baltbazates
K. Kirkwood Portia
MM Elizabeth Beer Neriste
Dat
Ormaby Torricr
Lucy M
Cseonssenereee
Minerva Orlley
Goobia Lyon
The
Syoning
Hall Young
Mira Eddy
Inauguration Train Service Offers Low Rate Tickets
Special fare article notes low rate tickets for the inauguration train service on the Pennsylvania Short Lines. Tickets go on sale March 1st 2nd and 3rd with details from the nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent and local offices.
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Pennsylvania Line
Kinsarn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’ Institute At
Boston
Creaton
Joseph MicGlenen
Philip Baum
Cres
D. E. Mcclvaine
John B. Notestein
Canaan
Escay
Businose
A. R. Gensemer
Oreston
A. D. Belby
Question Box
E. D. McIntire
Hinta
A. D. Selby
Mias Dora Snell
J H. Brigham
Dalta
Ming Nellie Shriz
Waostor
Charles Burkett
Thomas Armstrong
M. V. Bates
Ed. Kerr
LeRoy
Messrs
Hoover and
Lee
Joseph Irvin
Harrizon
Armatrong
Son
Frank Smith
Brinkerhoof and
Taylor
Burbank
Dora Miller
Cedar Valley
Lee Orr
Bucklen's
Arnica
Lavancg& Born
Plank & Gray's Mill
Wooater
Wayne—Coanty
Mrs. D. C. Curry
Oanaar
Weilersville
J Y. Kurtz
Norman Wagely
Anna Wenger
John Hoatetter
Mahoning County
Our
Green House Mandra
Martion
Gospel Temperance
Roy W. J. Price
Emitaville
Gog
Angie Ieyl
Doylestown
John Miller
Nathan Rhodes
Wm Smith
Howenstine
Jeromevilla
Bradner
Toledo
Smithville
Ben” Shuey
Bronneman
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Scott
Lutheran Church
Brown
Applecreek
Poses & Co
John W Miller
Thea
Thora
Migs
Geo. Talley’s
Tobias
Milton Two
Lewis Conrad
Pinkley
Klopfenstein
Dan Baker
Sterling
John Baker
R.S. Roller
Prof. Zaring
Roamer
University Notes
Bennett
Cleve
Chemical Society
Westminster
Aoelf
Tri Society
Will Murray
Westminster Sabbath School
Jean Tracy
Ibrary
Bloomington, Reading
Mra. Gingery
Mra. Griesemer
Court House
Frank Holmes
E. J.matthews
Ashland
Pateern
Ooudeused
Katharine E. Oliver
Berald
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