New School House Dedicated in Second Ward
On January 1 1902 the new Second Ward school building was turned over to the school board and trustees. A dedicatory program followed with public inspection of the heat ventilated structure, six light classrooms, two play rooms, an office, a dinner room and a large hall. Costing 21000 dollars, the exercises began with scripture and prayer, with music by a ladies quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
H. OD. Stauffer
J H.deedsted
Clergy pledge boosts University Building Fund total
Pastors of Cleveland Presbyterian churches offered to raise 156000 for the university building fund with L H Severance pledging to add 5000 if ministers raise 15000. Amounts already raised: Wooster and Wayne County 22875, outside the county 14082.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Presbyterian
University
L. H. Severance
Cleveland
Wooster
Wayne County
A J Thomas Found Guilty in Perjury Case
State versus Alfred J Thomas ended with a guilty verdict on the first ballot in the Snelli Mowery perjury case. Attorneys for Thomas filed a motion for a new trial following the jury decision.
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State
Alfred J Thomas
Snelli—Mowery
Thomas
Opening remarks at school board meeting outline
The chairman J C Gohultz and others spoke as plans emerged for the new building. A gas fixture inspection schedule was noted, and a summary table shows nonresident pupil tuition collections since 1887, totaling over 1718 dollars in three year periods. New staff assignments include Maude L. Shamp as principal for sixth grade and Anna Kostenbader as principal for fifth grade.
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J C Gohultz
Board of Education
Remearke
E. Nelkirk
Capt
Kanke
Albert McFadden
C A Weiser
Hos E. B. Eehelman
Philip Markley
Hanpert
Board of Eduocation
Uae
Maude L. Shamp
Anna Kostenbader
Asalatami
Carrie Harah
Mary G. Ebright
Anna R. Hoffman
Etta V. Thome
Alee
Third Ward
Age Licenses for Hessist Eberly Ries and Fetter
Daniel E Hessist and Elizabeth W Eberly are listed as patrons from Dalton, while Marry W Ries and Mary C Fetter are named from Doylestown in the age license notices. The brief entry records the marriages pending or recorded with these two couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Hessist
Elizabeth W. Eberly
Dalton
W. Ries
Mary C. f@etter
Doylestows
Crushed to Death at Millbrook Killed Cleaning Engine
Andrew Grassman, 46, an employee on Pennsylvania Lines at Milbrook coal chutes, was killed last Saturday night while cleaning an engine. Grassman volunteered to swap with John Rhodes when the latter had not finished his task. His body was found crushed against the wheels of the tender. he likely was struck by the wearboard train No. 15. He leaves a wife and six children, a native of Austria, resident of Wayne County six years. Funeral services were at St Mary’s Catholic Church with interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Andrew Grassman
Pennsylvania
Milbrook
Tims
Wooster
John Rhodes
Graseman
Grassman
H. F. Crow
Austria
Wayne County
St Mary's Catholic Church
Community Notes From Burbank Area Frayed By Illness and Events
Friday evening next week features OARAAN Literary with Anna Wiles and J E Ewing returning. Valla Scott visited Manefield friends. Chas Orr in Barbarton Monday. Mrs I D Snell of Wellington ill at J Snell’s home. Misses Oller back to Wooster on Monday. Petracted services started at M E church Monday night. Miss Effie Fetzer staying in Wooster. Amos Lichty returned to Cleveland last Saturday. Mrs Zeno Miller visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Snell. The sick are improving. Haas Halen Dorothy Beck Benson Notestein Arthur Colline and Geo Brentzer sick. Miss Blanch Hanenstein guest of friends at Burbank. Mrs Chas Orr hosted a Wooster cousin. C E Society announces a Box Social for Sat evening Jan 26 at Miss Millie Lichty’s. Mrs John Notestein learned of her mother Mrs Pierson’s Columbus death. Week of prayer observed by Preeb. Rev Gay starts meetings Friday assisted by Dr Furbay of Philadelphia. Will Collins nearly lost a valuable horse to illness.
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I. D. Snell
Wellington
J. Snell
Oller
Wooster
M. E. Church
Effie Fetzer
Amos Lichty
Cleveland
Zeno Miller
John Snell
Haas
Halen
Dorothy Beck
Benson Notestein
Arthur Colline
Geo Brentzer
Blanch Hanenstein
Burbank
Chas. Orr
C. E. Society
Bex
Millie Lichty
John Notestein
Pierson
Columbus
Preeb
Gay
Furbay
Philadelphia
Will Collins
William J Bryan in Wooster receives enthusiastic reception
A large Wooster crowd welcomed William J Bryan on Monday. He toured Orrville Station greeted by L. Ohliger, spoke at Archer House luncheon and 2:45 pm address at Archer House. Evening program at Opera House featured E B Eehelman, J S Adair, and a Bryan speech on Steadfastness.
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William J Bryan
Wooster
Orrrille
Hon. L . Ohliger
Archer House
Bryan
Opera House
J. 8
Adair
E. B. Eehelman
William H. Miller
E . Moore
Youngstown
Jackson
Weygand
Wayne Building and Loan Company Annual Statement 1901
Annual statement of Wayne Building and Loan Company listing receipts on hand January 1 1901 including installment stock full stock dues and fees. Notables: officers secretary treasurer president vice president and a list of directors. Names include J. Preston Hickman Ross Fonok Frank Taquart and W Beebe and others.
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The
Wayne Building and Loan Company
Junan
G Bahborn
Ohliger
W. A. Wilson
Trains Noa 03 and No 5 Porters Between Cleveland and Cincinnati
Rail timetable notes Cleveland to Cincinnati via Columbus with through sleeping and parlor cars. Columbus sleeping car on No 5 may be occupied at Columbus Union Station at 6 pm. Cleveland sleeping car on No 427 ready in Columbus Union Station at 6 pm. Connections include Hudson, Orrville, Columbus, Canton, Xenia, Cincinnati, and other points with multiple daily departures and PM/AM times.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Columbus Union Station
Hudson
Pittsburgh
Spoek
Wallaville
Mieubenville
Hatin
Orrville
Fort Wayne
Wooster Anil Fresthne
Canton
Alluove
Xenia
Logansport
Chicago
Richmond
Indianapolia
Newark
Dennison
E. A. Ford
Godland Ava
Enburgh
Cuyanoga
Travis
Columbus Orr
Pat
Calumbua
Mitesh
Akrou
Waleed Bee
Millerabarg Kiltbuck
Hirscheid
Tanne Hill
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University Building Fund
Cleveland Panterya
A J Thomas
Pinkerton
Gem Gallery
Fourth Ward
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Oaraan
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Anna Wiles
J.E. Ewing
Ecook
Wopeter
Valla Scott
Manefield
Chas
Orr
Barbarton
William J. Bryan
Wiler
Liberty Starr
Orio
John S. Adair
Wayne
Faena Bank Wooster
Waac Johnson
Taylor Johnson & Taylor
At-Law
D. Moe Beek
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Pittab
Fwayne & Chicago
Beaver Falls
Columbiang
Leetenin Balera Alliance
Mivtmna
Musa Herth
Burton
Wiese & My
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Brades 460
Vaer
Ivo
C. F Wella
Villa Ridge
Ill
Taft Bros’ Medicine CO
East
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Hilapelphia Tinters
Filbert Street
Cleveland Weekly Leader
Weexuv
Ros
Bonneur
Cleveland Leader
Ohio
Leader Printing CO
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