The Holy City by Alfred Gaul staged at Wooster Uni
The Wooster University oratorio chorus conducted by Prof. J B Oliver presented The Holy City at First Presbyterian church last Thursday. The performance drew a selective audience and praised the meditative Christian work, with strong solos by Mrs. MacDonald and Messrs Marquis Hunton Kamler, plus skilled chorus, quartet, and orchestral accompaniment. The review notes high artistic finish, argues for broader public support, and promotes future appearances and sample programs at the Herald Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gaul
Holy City
Wooster University
J. B. Oliver
Jon
Momiah
Lobgenang
Bunyan
Pilgrim
Celestial
Oliver
Mrs. MacDonald
Degraff,o
Fred Marquis
Wooster
Marquis
Raymond Hunton
Mies Kamler
MacDonald
Burbank News Briefs Include Elections and Local Happenings
In Burbank on Monday a thunder shower paused sugar making and a dove’s song marked the week. School Board nominees are Mesars Lee Orr and J Barnard on the Republican ticket, Elmer Ewing and Mrs Naftzger on Independent. Rev Knapp and Rev Martindale will swap pulpits April 4. Revival reports show twenty seven church accessions. Mrs Daniel Stratton aided her father, Shillidy, but suffered grippe relapse and cannot return home. F. E. Snyder plans to move his family from West Street. Finly Cockrell is seriously ill but improving. Maggie Griner of Polk visiting. Will Frary and J Over seeking P. O. posts. Amanda Hower of Cleveland cares for her mother with grippe and improving. Y girls hold a quotation contest at Mrs Klingle’s. Henry Keck injured by a horse. recovery hopeful. Woman’s Missionary society to serve tea Saturday. Rev Stamp officiated at a Pleasant Home wedding. names not learned. Mrs Kate Over and Mrs Hatfield ill but improving. Rev Queen of Roomatown visited the U B Parsonage. Edith Martindale finished school at Canaan Bend. Judson Knapp in Michigan. plans to sell his home and buy a farm. Charles Cockrell home from Westerville. Funeral of John Bhilling held at U B Church. aged about 82. Last words reflect readiness for change. Grasses will grow over graves of aged folk. memories endure. Subscribe for the Humanp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
Rov. Martindale
Danial Stratton
Shillidy
la Grippe
Campbell “Tits
Seville
F. E. Snyder
West At
Finly Cockrell
Maggie Griner
Polk
Messrs
Will Frary
J. Over
P. O
Amanda Hower
Cleveland
Tena Korn
Klingle
Henry Keck
Kate Over
Robert Cockrell
Wolverins Atate
Charles Cockrell
Weaterville
John Bhilling
U. B
Experiment Farm Dedication Arrangements Committee List
Long list of officers and committees for the Experiment Farm Dedication. Includes General Arrangements chairman Prof E Thorne and board members from multiple townships, plus secretaries, presidents, and committee chairmen for printing, finance, music, transportation, parade, reception, decoration, and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Thorne
W. C. Beebe
Rhv
J. N. Keffer
Harry McClarrah
J. R. Zimmerman
J. F. Hickman
Alginzi Cunningham
Marshall
O. V. Hard
Beth H. Ellie
Springboro
Board of Control
R. B. Brown
Clinton
H. 8. Baker
Plain Two
J. P. Smith
Chester Two
Jas. F. Britton
Congress
C. E. Alutz
Canaan
Eph
Lehman
Wayne
R. M. McCoy
Wooster
Andrew Moore
Franklin
Armstrong Brown
Saltcreek
L. R. Bowman
East Union
Peter Amatutsz
Greane
Sammon Johnson
Milton
J. H. Ault
Chippewa
Jacob Ault
R. H. Warden
Cincinnati
J. T. Robinson
Rockney
C. E. T Horne
O. M. Lovatt
David Nice
Forbes Alcock
W. W. Garver
Fred H. Hardington
M. J. Carroll
Ibrig
E. D. McIntyre
Orrville
Blosser
Applecreek
A. F. Wells
Shrove
Music
Geo. Plummer, Jr
I. H. Myers
Geo. Kettler
Geo
W. Leyda
Charles
W. Kissling
Col. O V. Hard
O. A. McDonald
Fred Faber
F. Gerlach
Myers
Bryson
Geo. Plummer
Hon
Dr King's New Discovery Sold By Local Drug Store
The True Remedy reports chief praise for Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. After experimenting with many remedies, the editor declares it a certain cure in the home and guarantees satisfaction. Trial bottles offered free at Laubach Boyd's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa, Jr
Dr. King
Lome
Local News Briefs and Social Roundup
Enxater will be observed with appropriate exercises by the M. E. Sabbath School. Mrs. Willard Smith of Cleveland is visiting her mother Airs. Somers. Frank Holaington is improving and will be at home soon. D. Marshall and family have moved into Mr. Lehr's house. Maple Sugar season ends. D. Whitmyer was in Lodi over Sunday. Arthur Whonsettler is home from Ada Normal. Infant children with lung trouble are reported better. Mrs. Rebecca Stutz, after a severe attack of la grippe, is better. A pleasant time at the social on Jagz Saturday evening at Thos. Russells with fine music by Will Gottachick on the guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Whitmyer
Lodi
Arthur Whonsettler
Ada Normal
Rebecca Stutz
Thos. Russells
Will Gottachick
Ferrible Accident at Orrville Claims South Life
A tragic accident at Orrville on Tuesday morning, March 234, ends in the death of Henry South, 18, who set a loaded gun as a death trap after meat thefts. The gun discharged when he opened the smoke house door, injuring his stomach and liver. he died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrvilla
Henry South
Young South
Carnival of Holidays at Wooster Armory
The Methodist church ladies present The Carnival of Holidays next week in the Wooster Armory. Each holiday from New Year to Christmas will be represented by decorated booths with a central stage for flag programs each evening. Refreshments will be served and lamps are forbidden to avoid fire risk. Admission is ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Armory
Methodist Church
Washington
Court Court House Verbal Proceedings and Divorces
Court actions list multiple cases with verdicts including Adair and Adair for plaintiffs in a note suit, verdicts for plaintiff in several wage and contract cases, two divorces granted in Chester township, probate court filings for bonds, distributions and sales, and pending real estate confirmations with deeds ordered.
Deaths, settlements and guardians named in probate actions
Tally of probate items includes T B McKee as administrator of Geo Felger with a fled mortgage and inventory. Samuel Graber guardian files third account for Leyi Graber. Whiddler assignee of Louis Bernn files partial account with May hearing. Fralse administrator of Samuel Frales returns order of sale for real estate and deed. J F Myers named guardian of Ralph and Lillian Myers with bond 285. Guardian of Anna B Myers bond 700. Guardian of Zeno D Malvera and Alo guardian of O W Frazier bonds 285 and 2800 respectively. Robert Hatfield guardian of Jacob Dagne files third account. May 7 hearing. probate will of John Gables Biatate filed for probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.mcclarran
Mary Erb
Louisa Hengey
Louisa Henkey
L. Yoder
Jonathan
R. DL. Adair
J. H. Boah
H W. Prbandinad
Rebecca Schriler
Anthony Gantor
Lizzie Gantor
Wv. O. Royer
Sabine Royer
John Williamsoa
H. B. Bertoliette
W. Battles
Teal Estate
Emma 8
Gault
Sarah Griffin
T. B. McKee
Geo. Felger
Aate
Samuel Graber
Cuardian
Leyi Graber
C. Whiddler
Louis Bernn
Orla Fralse
Samuel Frales
J. F. Myers
Ralph and
Lillian Myers
Anna B. Myers
Zeno D Malvera
Alo
O. W. Frazier
Robert Hatfield
Jacob Dagne
John Gables Biatate
Wayne County Soldiers Form An Association First Reunion Held
A large Wayne County soldiers meeting in Wooster organized the Wayne County Soldiers and Sailors Association. J J McKee chaired, Jesse McClellan secretary, with a signed constitution and annual reunions planned. officers named J M McKee president Geo Jackson vice president Jesse McClellan secretary Harry McClarran treasurer. Executive committee listed with multiple couples and local delegates alongside ward representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Ion Wooster
Wayne County Snidiers
Thoreday
Pent Hall
Wayne County Soldiers and Sailors Association
J &J McKee
West Salem
Jesse MecClellan
Wooster
J. M. McKee
Weat Salem
Geo. Jackson
Doylestown
Jesse McClellan
Harry McClarran Wooster
Association
Personal paragraphs note local and distant movements
Rev G K Allen of Orrville visited this city today. Miss Bensie Baumgardner visiting Springfield. Rev J F Smith called to Lorain on business. M L Spooner in Texas on legal business. E B Rice takes clerk position at Yoder House. Rev J B Ross attended a Mullersborg church convention. Rev R M Donaldson summoned to Fr Wayne for bereavement, returned Tuesday. Prof J O Notestein of the University went to Pittsburgh. Capt W G Myerg of Ganal Falton in town on legal business. Col O V Hard released from court martial in Cleveland. Tra T Smith appointed special messenger at The White House at $1,200 by President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G K Allen
Orrville
Bensie Baumgardner
Springfield
J. F., Smith
Lorain
M.L. Spooner, Esq
Texas
E. B Rice
Yoder Houas
Ross
Mullersborg
R.M Donaldson
Wayne
J. O Notestein
The
University
Pittsburg
W. G. Myerg
Ganal Falton
Col
O. V. Hard
Carnival of Holidays aims to delight Wooster crowds
Local notices describe two nights of Carnival of Holidays during spring vacation. The Wooster Debating Club plans a March meeting in Lattasburg. Public schools and the university begin spring break this Friday. The Wayne County Fair Ground will gain shade trees. A St Patrick’s party at G A R Hall drew praise. Several new Westminster members joined at Sabbath service. A small blaze in a cellar prompted a Sabbath fire alarm at Ellaperman Nation store. A railway meeting at City Opera House seeks Camp railroad support. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fank celebrated their 52nd anniversary with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Debating Club
Lattasburg
Wayne County
G. A. R. Hall
Ellaperman Nation
South Market St
City Opera House
Martin Fank
Albert Harty
Weat Liberty St
University
W. H. Handon
Co. E 4Tho
Toledo
Wooster
Roedaburg
Given Post G. A
John Wilhelm
Nord Avenue
Lizzie Kinion
Beall Avenue
Rachel Wilhelm
East Liberty Street
Thomas Keeney
Bloomington
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Elizabeth Beer
Blale Scovel
Carey E. McAfee
Misa Lucy Ross
Lawrence McManigal
New Jerusalem
Herald Office
N. E
Burbank
Mesars Lee Orr
J Barnard
Elmer Ewing
Naftzger
Experiment Farm
M. E. Sabbath School
M. E. Church
Court House
Court OF Common Pleas
Jadze Maxwell
Ramseyer
N Cos
W. E. Weygandt
Shook
Lance
Soit
Adair
H. B. Swartz
Daniel Scher
William Snook
Bult
Benj. Eason
John C. Marr
Josiah Douglas
Chester Township
Abigail Douglas
Mary R. Miller
Albert Miller
Barrett
Wile & Statler
Buit
Johnson & Taylor
Eason
Manriage
Ira F. Shafer
Viola A. Plunder
Christian Smith
Lizzie Schmidt
Ellsworth Remmel
Birdie Brady
J P. Lutz
Lavine Flath
Morgan W. Horner
Bertha Fisher
Marion W Dilyard
Mary E Flickinger
Wm. Wackarow
Emma Ray Aaron Fisher
Emma Snyder
Wa. Jolliff
Daisy Martin
Charles Eddy
Eay Read
Chas. Weiser
M Welle
Creston
W P. van Doorn
W G Reed
Neal Patterson
Waynotwit
J. N. Boor
John Elliott
Madisonburg
John Kope
Lucetta Yarnell
Salt Creak
Jamee W Johnson
Fredericksburg
Paint
J. J. SchlaMey
Sire
Mattie Stonffar
Keline Jones
Shreve
Green
J. A. Hamilton
Oavittesh-E-rimmerman
Smithville
Baughman
Jacob Hanteberger
J. W Tagrart
Chester
J. W Christy
Sugar Creek
Francea McElhenney
Dalton
Lat
Enos Pierson
Hughes
I HO Myers
Harry McCarran
Rossel
Kinlon
John A. Smit
J. P .van Neat
John Yarmon
Westminster Church
Hull Young
Decitteey Stough
Elmer Berry
Harry Btone
Canton
Bristow
John Levera
Haffey
Oreston
Sanday Cofford
Charles Fink
Henry Streets
Elias Harding
Akron
W V. Knox
Apple Creek
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