Wooster High School Class of 1901 Commencement Program
The June 7 commencement at the City Opera House closes Wooster High School’s thirty fifth annual exercises. A Sunday sermon at St James Episcopal by Rev Stanifer urged educated rises, with a detailed program of songs, speeches, and diplomas dominated by class speakers Margeret Frame and Laura Peckinpaugh among others, plus a long roll of honors and class prophecies.
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Wooster High School
City Opera House
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Stanifer
Huniman
Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Toledo Firms
Hints of a testimonial for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a 15 year trust claim for P J Cheney conducted by Toledo wholesalers. Mentions internal use and price, with endorsements from WaLDING Richard & Marvin and Hell’s Pills.
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Howard
Ball
P. J. Cheney
Toledo
est&Txacx
Om Walding-Rinnan & Marvin Wholesale Druggists
Hall
Boxwell Commencement at Schoolhouse No 3
On Saturday June 1 Boxwell commencement was held at Schoolhouse No. 3 with nine graduates and a program supervised by Perry E. McConnell and Jessie Reed. Performances included Guilty or Not Guilty by Clara Moore and Patriotism in Schools by Cecil Griffin, among others.
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Wooster
Boxwell
Eigh& Ladhca
Perry E. McConnell
Jessie Reed
Clara Moore
Cecil Griffin
Kate Sherrick
Onur
Mabel T. Shamp
Nellie Carson
Jessie Correll
Arctic
Anna Kope
Charles A. Correll
Benedict Arnold
Sheriff Sale Notices in Wooster and Canaan lands
Sheriff J. McCoy announces noon Saturday sales in the partition case Edward H Proeger versus Frank P and Louis H Proeger. A lot on East Liberty Street Wooster valued at 1700 was sold to Edward H Proeger for 1830. In Mary Gearhart v J E Snyder et al two tracts in Canaan totaling 190 acres valued at 6400 sold to Mrs Frank Gearhart for 6650 and 88 acres valued at 2471 sold to Frank Snyder for 3020.
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J. &. McCoy
Edward H. Proeger
Frank P
Louis H. Proeger
East Liberty Street
Wooster
Mary Gearhart
J. E. Snyder
Canaan
Frank Gearhart
Frank Snyder
Jurors Named for Wayne County in Ensuing Judicial Year
Jury commissioners announced the pool of 200 Wayne County residents selected to serve as jurors for the coming year. The list includes dozens of voters from Sugarcreek, Paint, Saltcreek, Greene, Wayne, Wooster, Franklin, Clinton, Plain, Chester, and other townships, with numerous individuals named such as John Yoder, O. O. Wright, J. F. Simon, and Emery Barnard among many. The document also notes positions in Wooster wards and Congress listings, outlining the diverse, countywide selection finalized on May 29.
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Wayne County
Chippewa
Henry Lee
Jacob Saltzbaugh
Alfred McClellan
A. E. Stepfield
S. Hostetler
John Whitman
Peter Maaser
J. J. _Frase
Samuel H. Miller
S. Callier
Grox E Ott
John Enling, Jr
Joaph Merkt
John Stoor
Alvin Stutz
M L Stophlet
Hall
East Union
Irvin Mackey
Henry Jacot
John Carnon
E. A. Richwine
Isaac Myers
Jacob Bott
Frank Harper
Joseph Bonewitz
Albert Lily
Leonard Bowman
Greene
Daniel Ramaager
C. Z. Yoder
Geo Fike
Jacob Miller
Wm. Winkler
Levi Breneman
M. L Rich
L. F Plank
H F Longanecker
Bl. Weimer
P. Hartzler
John Starns
A. EK. Schaaf
Daniel Brenneman
Israel Hoover
A. H ‘Ostlewait
Milton
J. H Amstutz
John Irvin
George Tally
David Blough, Jr
Jacob Stuckey
Christian Steiner
Charles Taylor
Ares Canaan
K. Shoup
Bobt Lily
A. Smetzer
Morris Troutman
Harrison Troase
Plain
Geo
W. Plasterer
Henry Hile
John Strouse
Charles Hileman
Web Remley
S. E. Eyman
Irvin Stair
C. V McKee
el Kean
L. Soliday
Chester
M. L Rumbaugh
Elmer Seichley
Daniel Weaver
Wm. Thompson
Harvey Berry
J. W. Feightner
Wooster
Fifth Ward
Jacob Palmer
J. W. Walters
Edmund Kiser
Fragmentary Notice of Public Event at Opera House
A damaged OCR passage describes a Thursday morning program at the Opera House with attendees, a speech by Gy. Rex Ge, and a formal procession to a cemetery for a ceremony. It notes the event included customers and a review of a South Marzen scree, with references to timing and seating.
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Weverslders
Max Ji
Rex
South Marzen Scree
Class Day Exercises and Carnival at Ca. Cantu Regimental Dell
The event features Private Lewis Rope as winner of a contest, Miss Lotie Bore receiving 1635 votes, and music by the Wooster Orchestra. Foremost is the Carnival and Festive program by Ca. B and Ca. Cantu, with tickets on sale next week at Proctor Hats, priced 33 and 30 cents, from Jacobs and Fermsar.
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Ca. C
Lewis Rope
Mise Lotie Bore
Wooster Orchestral Clais
Tmn
Jacobs, S and
Fermsar
Proctor Ohats Irae
Ao Prieur & O'hail’s
Massillon Coal Transfers to M A Esnone & Company
Massillon Independenc reports that Massillon District coal operators claim the transfer of properties under Massillon field to M A Esnone & Company will occur July 10. Estimated property value ranges around 317,000 566 with both developed and undeveloped areas involved. W J Mulline of Wooster is named general manager with offices to be in Massillon and Pittsburg.
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Massillon
Anthony Howeila
Massillon District
Wacom
M. &. Hasna & Co
Enwailz
Siias
M. &. Bacen É& Company Incindas
Massillon Feild
Howells
Proisinljig Ie Seay
Mullins
Massillon Coal Mining Company
W. J. Mulline
Wooster
Avenager
Mulline
Moat
Pittsburg
Sepa
Fragmentary notice hints at a local event or sale
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a night vigil or event at a local venue with unnamed participants and unclear actions. The readable bits reference a place and timing but lack concrete details. No clear persons, organizations, or outcomes are identifiable from the text.
Wooster Notes Highlight Class of 1901 Fully Recognized
Wooster friends offer congratulations on merit and note several local appointments and moves. Dr. F. Scogel in Kauke Chapel details, alumni updates include Edna Pope visiting Dalton, Ger trade, and Margaret Summer heading to Colorado Springs to teach. Other items cover Willard Society farewell, Castalian Public breezy point comedy, and staff changes at the university paper.
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Malary
Wooster
Dr. & F. Scogel
Kauke Chapel
Misa Edna Pope
Dalton
Mise
Margaret Summer
Colorado Springs
Voice Board of Control
L. P McCollough
Harry Finney
Jobn Frame
U. of P. Medical
Maine
Will Noyes
Auburn Seminary
Oil firms seek total Lodi field output in Ohio deal
Standard Oil Co plans to secure all output from the Lodi oil field. Akron capitalists and Wooster men form a company to build a refinery near the B and W railroad stations. They claim the field offers the best product yet found.
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Standard Oil Co
Iwells St Lodi
Akron
Wooster
Plod
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