Christmas entertainment at The Children's Home program highlights
The Children’s Home under Mihsel nay McArthur and Jemnuie Brows staged a warm Christmas program with hymns recitations and songs by Clifton Graber, Joaaia Millerhouse, Nellie? Sdibert, Arcie Werte, and others. The event featured a dialogue, audience participation, binds of children, a Christmas dinner, and gifts, with addresses by Prof. Dickason and Supt. Jarvis.
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Mihsel
Ada Spigelmire
Jewsie Miller
Sphg
Otkabye
Florencé Kimber
Owes
Altan Kumber
Ital
Tom Hebhhty
Susie Myerssorg
Transfers of Real Estate in Creston and Doylestown Areas
Transfers detail parcel sales in Creston and Doylestown townships. Listings include lot and outlot transfers in Creston and Doylestown with prices from 18 to 2661 dollars. Also noted are township cemetery and perches transfers in Paint and Che shire counties plus deeds between individuals and village authorities.
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Zat Setarins Mene
Seasomer
Franke
Price Rosselli
C. E. Coyster
C.A. Stobbing
Creston
Sirah
Eckrosdeto
Dioyleatown
Doyleatown
Fendenheim
Doylestown
John Shonlel
Ralph B. Baum
Philip Baum
Ralph BE. Rati
Lou
Ees Mapie Mound
Anbootetion
Canaan Township
George H. Gilbert
Ambrose B. Groff
Paint Township
Sarah J. Campbell
Elmer Essterday
Cheater
Ruth Beals
Martin B
Beals
Alicé
Card
Marth B Beale
Day of Sunday School Observance Proposed by Ohio Group
The Ohio Sun May School Association asks churches to observe Sunday as “Decision Day” or schedule a convenient time. The aim is to focus on personal salvation, with prayers and guidance for observing the day. Interested readers can contact Jécepti Clark, Secretary, 79 Rag gery Building, Coladitus, Ohio, for details. A note adds that Kin-Pau of Pekin is claimed to be the world’s oldest continuously published newspaper.
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Ohio Sun May School Association
Jécepti Clark
Obilo Sanday Sobou Adeddl Ation
Raggery Building
Coladitus
Ohio
Kin-Pau
Pekin
Kinney McCoy Wedding Held At McCoy Home
On December 24 1901 at the home of Mr and Mrs T C McCoy their daughter Maud Mabel married Walter Kinney At 7 30 pm Miss McCoy played The Flower Song as the couple entered in front of evergreen decor The Rev Robert F Smith of Wayne Church officiated The bride carried bean flowers White congratulations filled the gathering with music by Miss Grace Jones Newark N J and Mr Robert Kinney A large group of about fifty relatives and friends witnessed the ceremony Guests praised the couple and presented fine gifts and articles following the ceremony
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T. C. McCoy
Maud Mabel
Walter
Kinney
Mac’cCoy
Evergiven
Robert F Smith
Wayne Church
Wnd
Misa Grace Jones
Newark
Robert Kinney
Kigney
Cartatmas Wedding at Weatfield Home
Misa A Bower and Clayton J Carpenter wed at the Bower home in Weatfield with Rev John R Carpenter officiating. Miss Mertrude Hallock played, a large dinner followed, and the couple plan to reside in North Olmstead. The day also marked the twenty second anniversary of Mr and Mrs Valentine Bower with many friends attending.
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Misa
Carpenter
Leroy High
Kimi
North Olmasted
Valentine Bower
Memorial Services for GAR Members Remembered
Last Sunday a memorial service honored GAR members who died over the past year at GAR Hall. A large audience attended as Frances Glenn Bertha Elisperman Bechtel Alcock George Brewar performed, with Ralph Lowry on piano. Deaths included Thomas Howard and Dr J E Barrets. Chaplain Hickok and Rev H W Lowry spoke, with Rev J Barrets remembered for his service.
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Giver Pass
Frances Glenn
Bertha Elisperman
Bechtel Alcock
George Brewar
Ralph Lowry
Thomas Howard
J. E. Barrets
C Curry
Howard
Hickok
Barrett
H. W. Lowry
Flrst Presbytetiaa Church
Obituary and Ohio School Statistics Report
Robert R Peebles died suddenly at his home on Buckeyeet December 25 at age 58. He lived in Wooster two years to educate his children. Funeral services were led by Rev Lowry and interment followed in Portsmouth. Also, State School Commissioner L D Bonsbrake reports 211 school houses built in Ohio this year, total cost 1,784,867, state school property valued at 34,921,162. Teacher wages rose modestly, with men earning 35 and women 32 in township schools. separate districts show higher wages. Student count statewide reached 1,219,919 with 624,300 boys and 595,619 girls.
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Robert R Peebles
Buckeyeet
Mr. Peebles
Wooater
Lowry
Portamouth
L. D. Bonsbrake
Ohio
Gsia
Local notes record births and deaths in Clinton area
A compiled column lists births in Orrville and Wooster families, including Elijah Hupp in Orrville and Mary Belle, daughter of Rev Shielda. It notes deaths of Gen Rollin V Aukaney and Jacob Engle, with pension awards, marriages, and local business changes. Also mentions post office contract to Robert Cameron and city celebrations planned for January 1902.
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Robert Cameron
C.E
Shielda
Helen McGregor
Mary-Belle
Danie ,O
Warwick
Clintos
Barberton
Fire at Lambert Yard. mill and dry house damaged
Fire near Curry Lambert Yard Saturday evening discovered by Peter Johnson. Amber fuels hampered access as the mill and dry house were damaged. The engine room caught fire several times. flames extinguished after several hours. Total loss about 1200. believed sparks from engine caused the blaze. Repairing was beginning. this is the firm's seventh fire loss.
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Peter Johnson
D. C
Isid
Death of Mrs Barbara Gasche in Wooster
Mrs Barbara Gasche died Monday December 30 at age 87 after illnesses common to old age. Widow of carpenter Charles Gasche she lived in Wooster for 67 years and was born in Bavaria. Survived by children Mrs Ernest Thames Mrs Fred Allman Charles C Gauche Wooster Fred Gasche Dresden Julice Gasche near Shreve Mrs Joe V Collins Stevens Point Wis. Funeral services on Thursday.
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Barbara Gasche
Charles Gasche
Bavaria
Wooster
Ernest Thames
Fred Allman
Charles C. Gauche
Fred Gasche
Dresden
Julice Gasche
Near Shreve
Joe. V. Collins
Stevens Point
Wis
Tragic Drowning Near Blackleyville Claims Local Resident
Mrs Roses Euth of near Blackleyville Ashland County died Friday night December 37 after drowning in a cistern at her home. Grief over a recently lost child is cited as a factor. body found Saturday.
Death of Navier Mougey at 91 in Milton Township
Navier Mougey died Sunday at his Milton township home at age 91 from age related diseases. Born in France he spent about 50 years in America and is the father of Jacob Mougey of this city. Funeral services were held Wednesday.
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Navier Mougey
Milton Tnp
France
America
Jacob Mougey
Wooster and Wayne Back University Building Fund Drive
On Monday President Holden announced a $100,000 building fund gift from a donor on condition that Wooster and Wayne County subscribe $40,000 more to match $60,000 in insurance. The board aims to secure the additional pledges within 60 days, with a goal of erecting main and other buildings. A fifteen person committee met at City Hall and will push the Wooster Wayne plan as pledges come in by February 22, 1902.
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Holdein
Friends of the University
Wooster
Wayne County
Board of Trustees
Bec
Benséaetor
Franchise Granted by City Council for Rail and Utilities
A special city council meeting Monday granted a franchise to the Cleveland and Southern Electric Railway and approved a regular pay ordinance. The C S Electric Ry franchise faced opposition but passed on third reading. An ordinance to pay city bills was also approved. Clarence F. Ebert died. funeral set for the morning.
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Eaumeadl
Cleveland & Southern
Wave Central Union Telephone Co
C. & S. Electric Ry. Wea
Rulenam
Central Union Telephone Co
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Mmorial Services
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Somane
Elijah
Hupp
Orrville
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Clavaland
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New Pittsburg
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Tateau
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State Soldiers’ and ‘Sailors
Sandusky
Mat Temple
Biday
Stark County
Anna B. Kling
Common Pleas Court
Tel Cantel
Poblico Square
Marc Beeb
Henry
Alfred Adams
Firestone
North Market Street
Rollin V Aukaney
Dee Meizes
James Eagan
Fifth Ward
Wooster Teat
KE. O.T. M
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Jacob Fredrick
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R. J. Sweeny
L. E. Rumble
Atmdé
Adam Long
Elmer Elvher
Alfred Groveman
Santinel
W. A. Moore
Robt. Beard
Harrold Hoover
Shreve
Sallie Carl
Shrove
David Stoner
Jacob Engle
Rowaberg
Charles H. Martin
Jan B. Franka
H. B. Miller
Lakeville
Peay Carse
Hospital
Harry Caster
Canton
H. B. Camp
Ashland Cereal Co
Ladia Elizabeth Leapere
Phoebe Brothers
Fredericksburg
Century Club
W. Z. Bennett
Bealcave
G. C. Smith
Gloria Blakely
Robert A. Pollock
North Lawrence
Albert Kopp
MecZema
Delpha Schmuck
John Schmuck
Vairview Church
Emidio Viacozvone
Martha Vitello
Squira Sweenney
Sweeney
Vitello
Ohio Pentitentiary News
Detroit
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Conneaut
Ashtabula County
Solomon Spalding
Connesutae
Mary Kane
Pennsylvania Depot
William Ellery Channing
Thoreau
Hawthorne
Emerson
Concord
Boston
Ellen Fuller
Margaret
Fire Bey
Curry Lamber Yard
Animal Report of
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Mra
Wayne
Saen
Jouree
J. C. Pushes & Sons
Mast
Pollock & Goldatone
New York
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Auburn
N. Y
Mary M. Anderson
Lyndon
C. H. Peters
Maria Peters
G. G. Starr
Clang
E. L. B. Rickert
W. J. Breed
Ciocinnati
F. N. Medien
A. Jones
Weat
Liberty
John Callam
Kenton
J. Browne Wooster
L. L. Holden
New Yonseans
Wm. Thaw
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Gertrude E. Holden
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