Prog rast of Wooster High School Commencem t
Programs list graduates Ralph Plumer Mary Dean Robert Bricker Verdi Liszt Macy Victor Wilhelm Mary Snyder Fanny Unger Spence Class Prophecy Chinese Gordon The Ideal American 2ack Presentation of Diplomas Class Song Words by Margaret Taggart Music by Ralph Plumer Margaret Taggart Alice Davis Ralph Correll The order on the programs is not according to class standing Every pupil was given the privilege of speaking.
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Campana
Ralph Plumer
Mary Dean
Robert Bricker Verdi
Liszt
Chinese Gordon
Margaret Taggart
Commencement Exercises At Public School Held Saturday
The High School graduation occurred Saturday in the Public School building with Elmer Slater as the sole graduate. Prof. Fackler of Wooster gave the class address while few attendees due to threatening weather and other causes. Epworth League elected officers, most re elected, as local families tended to illness and travel.
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Grandma Leighenwalter
Simon Griner
Elmer Slater
Fackler of
Wooster
Starm
Fourth of July celebration committees meet to report progress
A Monday night meeting of the Fourth of July celebration committees showed satisfactory progress. The G A R panel gave a partial afternoon program report. Capt J H Ranke was named presiding officer. Hon J A McDowell of Milleraburg will present the cannon for the government, Capt A S McClure will accept, the Declaration of Independence will be read by Hon M L Smysor, four Daughters of Veterans and four Sons of Veterans will unveil the cannons, and music will be provided.
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J.H. Ranke
J. A. McDowell
Milleraburg
A.S. McClure
M.L. Smysor
Veter
Voor
Marriage Licenses Granted in Doylestown and Wooster Areas
Multiple marriage licenses issued to pairs including Tilden Marshall of Doylestown with Lena Skanklin of Mt. Eaton. Geo C. Harvey of Doylestown with Sarah Bell. Jeff Seas Jr. with Maggie Santsohi of Orrville. Perry A. Eberly with Alice L. Simon of Wooster. Willard Ohliger of Detroit with Agatha G. Hard of Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden Marshall
Doylestown
Lena Skanklin
Mt. Eaton
Geo. C. Harvey and
Sarah Bell
Jeff Seas, Jrj
Maggie Santsohi
Orrville
Perry A. Eberly and
Alice L. Simon
Wooster
Willard Ohliger
Detroit, Mich
Agatha G. Hard
University Notes Detail Staff Changes and Games
H M Horst to teach at Wilmott next year with R K Shaw editor and Edmond Lucas business manager for the coming year. Various faculty moves include Prof J G Black at Lutheran pulpit, Pollock guest of his brother, Jamieson to teach at McZena, Earls named Solon schools superintendent, and Notestein returning from Emporia. Wooster beats Bores but loses to Denison. salutatory to Ray Lehman and valedictory to J M Espey. Construction slows on terra cotta repairs. Grace Graham visits, and university hosts faculty. Sauntering notes on professors Sauvain and Hail, heating plant work, and principals/commencement events in Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Horst
Wilmot
Voice Board of Control
R. K. Shaw
Edmond Lucas
J. G. Black
Lutheran Church
J. EK. Pollock
Gallipolis
John F. Jamieson
McZena
Upton S. Earls
Solon
Wallace Notestein
Emporia College
Kansas
Bloomington
Glennelle Reed
Port Clinton
Wooster
Bores
Denison
Ray Lehman
J. M. Espey
Friat
Holden
Strong
Erans
Chicago
Belle Barnes
Conservatory
Fredericksburg
Nelson Sauvain
University of Chicago
Sixth Annual Picnic of Wayne County Farmers Clubs
At the Experiment Farm grove on Saturday January 14. Meeting at 10 a m with dinner at noon. An afternoon program begins at 2 p m. Station staff will explain the work of the station across departments to a large audience. All farmers and interested persons urged to attend. By order of Committee.
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Farmers and Farmers’ Clubs
Wayne County
Jane
Successful Applicants Under Patterson Law in Wayne County
A list of Wayne county pupils who passed a Patterson law examination includes Greane Carl Wickard Charles Slater Earl Steiner A J Steiner A J Bhisler Dillia Steiner Maude Boling Ira Yoder Perry Meostand Jacob Wirth Mary Schrock Emma Benner Clarence Steiner Baughman Banka Nolt Jacob Erwin Christy Geiser Cartin Zeigler Ada Graber Willie Weaver Ruth Williams Henry Fosnight Daniel Lebman Milton Minnie Hoover Edward Hart Henry Ingold Maymo Burns Willie McConnell Bertha Hickin Bertha Barkey Floyd Steele R V Fredrick Chippewa Grace Keefer Ernest Zimmermann E J Mornberger Murrial Fraga Willis G Myers Chauncey Galehouse Laura Myers Mamie Myers Roy Heffelman Roy Heffelman etc.
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Wayne County
Patterson Law Greane
Carl Wickard
Charles Slater
Earl Steiner
A. J. Steiner
A. J Bhisler
Dillia Steiner
Maude Boling
Ira Yoder
Perry A. Meostand
Jacob Wirth
Mary Schrock
Emma Benner
Clarence Steiner
Baughman
Banka Nolt
Jacob F Erwin
Christy Geiser
Cartin C. Zeigler
Ada A
Mamie Myers
Roy Heffelman
East Union
Alvin Wolty
Mallie Gerber
Lloyd S Hoover
Parker Carson
Austin Brown
Chas. W. Barkeay
Royal Peaka
Mary Mitchell
Esther Springer
Bertha Zuercher
Solomon Woods
Adam Sommer
Ora N M. Douglass
David W. Bixler
Wayne
Jay W. Jolliff
Edox Gearhart
Olive Stauffar
Orissie Yoder
Marvio Stauffer
Alverda Dayldaon
Congrbaerres Gindlesperger
Roy Dorland
Ruth Ferguson
Guy Johnson
Reba Ferguson
Dansan
Myrtle Herman
Mildred
Names List From Fragmented OCR Segment
A garbled OCR read presents a string of personal names and partial surnames including Shumaker Caudus Tuttle Zorah Futcor Noy iunder Chester Webb Roy Hinor Peters Selida Marka Elena air Franklin Asma Meier Hattieforce Lucile McCance Paint Edward Trowenstein Walter Dodez J W Duratino Plain Floyd Wallace Vera Siddle Portia Ebright Wooster May Becker Chariea Iritx Clinton Zelle M Fryer.
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Shumaker
Caudus Tuttle
Zorah Futcor
Noy Iunder
Chester
Xughn Webb
Roy Hinorse Peters
Selida Marka
Elena Air Franklin
Asma Meier
Hattieforce
Lucile McCance
Edward Trowenstein
Walter Dodez
J W. Duratino
Floyd Wallace
Vera Siddle
Portia Ebright
Wooster
May Becker
Chariea Iritx Clinton
Zelle M Fryer
Wooster Boys Compete At Manefield Field Day
About 35 Wooster High School boys joined Manefield competitors Tuesday in field day events. Wooster finished third with 15 points while Manefield won with 29 points. Walter Nice claimed the pole vault after a long delay. Don Noggle placed in the 220 yard hurdles and the 440 yard dash. George Marshall was third in the half mile.
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Manefield
Wooster
Walter Nice
Don Noggle
George Marshall
Y. M. CA
Baltimore & Ohio Excursions to Denver and Put-in-Bay
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces low excursion fares to Denver Colorado for Sunday School International Association events in Denver and to Put-in-Bay Ohio for Ohio State Teachers Association. Tickets from Ohio stations valid for round trip with return by July 5 1902.
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Denver
Colorado
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Sunday School International Association
Colo
Half Rates to Put-In-Bay Via Baltimore & Vic Railroad
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company offers excursion fares from all local Ohio stations to Put-In-Bay Ohio at one fare round trip for all 7 to inclusive. Tickets valid for return until July 14 1902. Ohio State Bar Association is the event sponsor.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Alationa
Ohio
Fut-in-bay
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Put-In-Bay
Baltimore & Vic Railroad
Paut-in-Bay
Ohio State Bar Association
Half Rates to Dayton and Mountain Lake Park by B&O
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers half fares from Ohio stations to Dayton Ohio July 6 and 7 and to Mountain Lake Park Maryland June 30 to July 21. Round trip fare one full price, return by July 10 for Dayton and July 22 for Mountain Lake Park. Tickets valid for Grand Encampment of Ohio and Camp Mooting and Women's Home Missionary Society events.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Mountain Lake Park
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Port of July Excaraton Kates by the A&O Railroad
On July 3 and 4 the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets to and from all local stations within 200 miles at one fare for the round trip. Return validity lasts until July 7.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Excursion Rates to Minneapolis via Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad announces excursion fares from Ohio river area stations to Minneapolis for July 5 to 7. One fare plus 200 dollars covers the royal trip. tickets valid return until July 14 and may extend to September 1 with a 60 cent deposit to the Joint Agent.
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Baltimore& Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
Half Rates to Pat-in-Bay Ohio by Baltimore & Ohio RR
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces half rates to Pat-in-Bay Ohio for June 28 29 and 30 for the Music Teachers National Association event. Round trip fare is one fare. tickets returnable until July 7 1902.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the Civil War 1861 1865
The B and O served as the central federal artery across West Virginia and Maryland, with blockhouses and forts from Monocacy to the Ohio River. Parkerburg Wheeling Harper's Ferry and Cumberland formed key hubs as Union forces fought to hold the line until November 1864. Harper's Ferry changed hands eight times amid John Brown’s legacy and the Shenandoah Valley key role.
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Parkerburg
W Va
Wheeling
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Ohio River
Wincheaster
Cumberland
Piedmont
New Creek
Keyser
Army of the Potomac
Shenandoah Valley
John Brown
Battles Along The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mentioned
The report notes that 179 battles of varying importance occurred on or near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and many skirmishes involved patrols moving along key routes from St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati Chicago Columbus Cleveland Wheeling and Pittsburgh to the east via Washington.
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Baltimore , Ohio
St. Louis
Louis Ile
Cincinnati
Chicago
Columbus
Cleveland
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Washington
East Liberty Cattle Hog and Lamb Receipts Summary
Special cattle receipts show light demand with mixed prices across cattle calves veals heavy and thin bulls cows 2 50 to 5 65. Hog receipts number 20 carlots with market from 7 00 to 7 60 for prime heavy Yorkers and sows pigs and roughs priced variably. Sheep and lamb receipts light and slow with prime wethorn lambs at 4 65 and 6 50 for choite lambs. cull and common 1 60 to 2 00, spring lambs 5 60 to 7 60.
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Lamba Lowe
Pennsylvania Lines Excursion Fare to New Jersey and Maryland
Information on fares and excursion details is available from Penn sylvania Lines Ticket Agents. A 3360 round trip from Wooator O to Atlantic City Cape May Avalon Angleaos Holly Busch Ocean City San Isle City Wildwood Ocean City Maryland and Rehoboth Delaware is offered with a ten day return limit. Werner derikelsah Woookisty is noted for details.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cape May
Avalon
Angleaos
Holly Busch
Ocean City
San Isle City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Maryland
Rehoboth
Delaware
Werner de Riekel
One Special Sea Shore Excursion This Summer
A single special trip to Atlantic City and nine other Atlantic Coast resorts is planned via Pennsylvania Lines. The July excursion includes round trip tickets with car service, offering ten day vacations at seaside destinations such as Avalon Anglesea Holly Beach Ocean City Keansburg Wildwood and Rehoboth. For fares and details contact G W Layda, ticket agent in Wooster.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Ospo
Avalon Anglesea
Holly
Ocean City
Kea
Slo City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Maryland
Rehoboth
Delaware
G. W. Layda
Wooster
Reduced Fares for Trips Via Pennsylvania Lines
Reduced fares offered for excursions to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Minneapolis and Tacoma and Portland and San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City and more with specific travel dates and associations. Through Pullman car service on Train No 9 Fort Wayne Route will extend next month to Petakay with the Northern Michigan resort opening.
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Pennsylvania
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo
San Francisco
Sos Angeles
Cal
Knights of Pythias
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Lodge
Fort Wayne
Thets & &F
Petakay
Northern Michigan
Winona Lake Summer Resort Opens Season with Excursion Tickets
Winona Lake Indiana, famed for its summer resort and educational summer school, opens the season May 15 with 102 excursion tickets available through September 13 on the Pennsylvania Lines. Inquiries about attractions, entertainments, and seminar sessions may be addressed to C. G. Dickey, Winona Lake.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Winons Lake
Sumoyor
Dickey
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Wooster High School
Royal
Second Ward
Prograst
Will Deitz
Edna Hanne
Edith Fulton
Grace Maxwell
Afacy James McQuigg
Mayme Yinkey
Rhea Lucas
Alice Davis
Ralph Correll
Future of
China
McKinley
the Statesman
Our
National Guard
Ph Plamier
Esther
Eather Swartz
Christina Bruce
Mary McNary
Clyde Warner Chanis
Will
Cecil Rhodes
Rowland Curry
Amithville
Epworth League
Albert Leighemwalter
Columbue
Kauffman
Eliza Shoemaker
Henry Hoff
Beach Grove
Peter Amstutz
Dessa Swanger
Clara Derr
Savannah
Clem Blough
Mor
Gan
S. Brindle
Keystone State
Mra, Yoder
Maheiage License
Ourth Ward
University Notes
Granville
Misa Grace Graham
Lexington
Elizabeth Gillam
Hickaville High School
L. C. Knight
Savannah Academy
Elias Compton
Lake
Michigan
Sauvain
Edward
Cantom
Atteoatten
Dr. Elder
Baltimore & Ohio
B. N. Austin
Untf
Put-to-Bay
Dayton
O OF of Ohio
Baltimore& Ohio
Excaraton Kates
Algimore & Ohio Railroad
Minneapolis, Minn
Pat-in-Bay
Music Teachers’ National Association
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
East Liberty
Wooster Markets
Pennsylvania Lines
Ticket Agenta of
Linea
Somshore
Wooator
Tripa
Pennallvania
Grand Rapida
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