Wayne County WO TLU Convention Held at Frederickeburg
The annual Wayne County WO TLU convention met Thursday in Frederickeburg with national service by President Mrs Jo Frank Smith of Woostar. Mrs Gordon reported on Wooslar Lain. Mrs J B Taylor spoke on Health and Heredity. Officers elected include president Mrs Co A Larch of Wooster, vice president Mrs Even Shotrod of Westhalem, secretary Mrs H N Mateer of Wooster, treasurer Mrs John Blocker of Wooster. Departments chose Loyal Tamprr ance Legina, Misa E Robertson of Frader ckaburg. Flower Mission, Mrs Maller of Burbaney-Literature, Mrs Clarrison- Ot'Bhreve. Sabbath U servance, M KE Gordon. Social Party, Mrs H N Mateer.
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Wayne Co
WO. Tlu
Frederickeburg Op Tuuraday
Juno St Tha
Wortogue
Mra Jo Frank Smith
Woostar
Nisa M
Gordon
Wooslar
J B. Taylor
Wey
Ceabacco
oMrera
Mra. Co
Wooster
Wey Provident
Mra
Even Shotrod
Westhalem
Mra H, N
Matear
John Blocker
Departmente
Tamprrance Legina
Misa E. Robertson
Fraderckaburg
Flower Mission
Maller
Transfers of Real Estate Recorded in County Office
A list of warranty deeds quitclaims and administrator deeds recorded in the county recorder's office. Transactions include transfers in Chippewa Greene Lattasburg Shreve Milton Orrville Smithville Plain East Union and Osman townships with parcels ranging from 1 to 40 acres and values from 1 to 3 thousand dollars. Parties include John Gochmaner Vatharins Hulsieter Samuel Withrow Florence M. Daslap and others with heirs guardians and administrators named.
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County Recorder
Florence M. Daslap
Joseph G Sanborn
Wooater
John Thomas
Maria Wiilgom
Bhreve
Theodore Burgan
William Oaward
Cathatins Gawild
Yvers
Jacob Funnlman
Elmer C Randlebaugh
Lattasburg
Wm Stevens
Michael Bievens
Lizzle J. Buchanan
Greene Township
J. Stevane Et al
Jemima Stevens
Lizzie Buchanan
William Stevens
Circone Township
Uley Franks
Calbsrine Evey
Charles M. Whitman
Chippewa Township
Shreve
Usorgett
May
D. T. Stelmer
Milton Township
A B. Withergon
Adam Wike
Orrville
James Bodine
Lovina Bodine
Marion P. Smith
Smithville
Lucy M. Pontiewaite
Benjamin F Miller
Wooster
Lizzie Willaman
Ephraim R. Horat
Harvey J Baker
John Barmhart
Martha Earnhart
Plain Township
Wa R. Hindman
Henry I Mumaw
East Union Township
Mary Grifith
Henry H Mumaw
Samual Spieler
Townahip
Ssmoel Shisler
Sarah Nhisler
Osman Township
Death of George B. Miller in Wooster
George B Miller died at his home on South Buckeye street Friday June 20 at age 68 from diabetes after ill health. He was born in Wooster and worked as a painter and served in the police and Water Trustees. Survived by wife and three children Clyde Miller Mrs Edward Fieber and George W Miller. Funeral Sunday June 1 at 4 pm from his residence with city officials and Trane Lodge Kneighted Honor attendance. interment in Wooster cemetery.
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George B Miller
South Buckeyest
Kyall Wen
Miller
William Miller
Wooster
Board of Water Trustees
Clyde Miller
Edeward Fieber
George W. Miller
Trane Lodge
Practical tips for orchard care and horse management
Orchard and garden guidance advises mulching bush fruit, thinning gladioli, and maintaining weedless beds for early fruit. It warns against overwatering, promotes periodic rye and clover rotations, and stresses intelligent spraying. Also discusses horse care, feeding, water, salt licks, and humane handling in hot weather.
Goal Farming Advice For Farmers Planning Repairs Now
Farmers are urged to repair fences gates and drawbars while time allows before the busy season. Planning for the year should focus on efficient farming to reduce waste and exhaustion, with a aim to protect the farmer and sonl. Notestein elected chair English at Em- poria College. Beeler tops Ohio State teaching course. Browning gift to J B Oliver. Morrison injured in India. Alfred A. May named First Assistant Principal at Savannah Academy. Savannah’s new fire corps praised for graduates.
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J. el Botmd
Wallace Notestein
Emporia College
Kangas
Chas. H Beeler
The
Educational Monthly
Ohio State Teachers
Robert Browning
J B Oliver
Doel
Morrison
India
Alfred A. May
Savannah Academy
Savannah
Washington appointed to lead Continental Army at five hundred dollars monthly
In 1775 the Continental Congress elected George Washington commander of the Continental Army. Congress voted five hundred dollars monthly for his pay and expenses, while he refused any excess beyond reimbursement for his acts. The text notes Washington’s stature, leadership qualities, and the resolve of Congress to equip and fund the colonial forces amid appeals to Britain.
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Continental Congress
Great Britain
Ife
Congress
Continental Army
George Washington
Growth of Pyrotechnics Spurs High Grade Fireworks Demand
A historical note traces the rise of fireworks artistry from early exhibitions to modern shows. It cites Philadelphia and Manhattan Beach fairs, noting booming demand for grand devices, color effects, and complex hydro or aquatic shells. It claims over a million dollars burned annually in the U S for the Fourth of July displays and highlights the public’s insatiable appetite for striking visuals and new effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U States
Firajvorka
Declaration of Independence and Jefferson’s Role
A historical reflection on the June 1776 independence move, crediting Thomas Jefferson and John Adams for leading the Committee of Five. It lauds Jefferson as the author of the Declaration, highlighting the disinterested patriotism and the deep esteem earned by penning America’s charter of public right.
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Adams
General Congress
Richard Henry Lee
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Congress
Jefferson
America
Patrick Henry Speech Prophecy On War In Virginia Assembly
The excerpt presents Patrick Henry urging immediate armed resistance against Britain. He declares there is no room for hope, declares we must fight, and appeals to God for aid. He argues three million armed patriots can prevail and warns retreat is slavery, ending with the note that the next gale will bring the sound of resumed arms. The passage is a prophetic closing remark on war already begun.
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Virginia Assembly
Massachusetts
Virginia
Britain
America
Arma
Catrick
God of Hosts
God of Nature
Norstall
Desthales
Mafiona
Boston
Gentlemon
Fragmented OCR: local notice yields unclear event
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Inspers
Suiden
Geo. B. Miller
Scott Bizlman
Everbard
Harn, Wooster
Drouth
Farm Journal
Horaca
W W Farnsworth
Ohio Institute
Washington
Ion
Thomas Jeffersay
Liberty Wall
Philadelphia
Patrick Henry
Beachem
Court House
Cash
J. B. McCormick
Wayne
Holmes County
Sollz_Gineare
Brhchrickesburg
Ohio
Willer
Wuorter
Herald Office
Bowman At
Nold Ave
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