Walter Warren Warren: A Wooster High School Alum Dies
Walter Warren 33 son of Dr and Mrs R N Warren of North Street Wooster died March 21 at Huron Street Hospital Cleveland after tuberculosis. He graduated Wooster High School in 1890, studied at the University and Cleveland Law School, spent a year in Arizona and California recovering, and underwent a fatal operation March 5. Funeral Monday at the Warren home with Rev Deeds officiating. pallbearers from Phi Gamma Delta included John McGregor Allan Clark Oscar Foss Walter McClure George Brewer. Interment Wooster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Warres
R. Ni ‘Warren
North Street
Huron Street Hospital
Cleveland
Walter Warren
Wooster High School
Arizona
California
Law
Huron Street’ Hospital
Warren
North St
Deeds
M. E. Church
5. F. Speger
John McGregor
Allan Clark
Oscar Foss
Walter McClure
Geo. Brewer
W. H. Miller
Phi Gamma Delta
Mr. Warren
Frances Glenn
Bertha Billsperman
Mesars
Wallace Schmuck
Geo. Brewer, Furnished Music. “the Christian
Mr. Brewer
Wooster Cemetery
Slender Suit in Congress District Over Slander Claim
Martin Shakely of Congress district files a slander suit against B. F. Stratton for $2000 alleging Stratton accused him of hay theft and that two farm owners refused to rent to him because of the accusation harming his reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Shakely
Congress Two
B. F. Stratton
Shakely
Stratton
Station Board of Control Visits Experiment Station
The Experiment Station Board of Central visited the station last Saturday and expressed satisfaction with conditions. All current department heads were reappointed except the position to be vacant April 1 due to the resignation of Professor Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Iaat
Webster
Wooster Area Students and Faculty Attend Lectures and Tragedy
The Reading Circle session at Orrville drew large crowds with speakers Supts Elmer Lardes C W Biddle and Charles Haupert among others. The Wooster community mourns Walter Warren who died in Cleveland, his death leaving many in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green—Banaghman Twp. Teschere
Reading Circle
Orrville
Elmer Lardes
Dalton
C. W. Biddle
Marshallville
Charles Haupert
Anna Kostenbader
Lara B. Kean
Jean Carr
Grace Lucas
Wooster
Childs' Overall Factory Opens With Ten Workers
Overall Factory work began on Monday morning with ten employees. The goods produced are of superior quality and the enterprise is expected to meet with encouragement and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childs’ Overall
Wooster News in Briefs Dates and Deaths Across Town
Local items report March events including births, marriages, and deaths. Notable mentions include Blanche Estella Romich marrying Thomas Hallock Ewing. Col Edward Vollrath ordering rifle practice teams. Harry C. Boer editor of Ashland Gazette dies after appendicitis operation. and several pension grants and job updates in Wayne county towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misees Daisy Warner
Dora Zaring
Creston
Alas Blanche Estella Romich
Thomas Hallock Ewing
Harry C. Boer
Ashland Gazette
Landes
Dalton Schools
Wayne County
William Chapman
Burton City
Sandusky
Wooster Firm Advertises Spring Sales Days 1902
Wooster Hardware Co of Wooster Ohio publicizes the K Manufacturers Sales Days set for April 3 4 and 5 1902. The notice notes the D D Miller Boom as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Hardware Co
Wooster, O
D. D. Miller
Shooting Incident Near Warwick and Doylestown
Jain Kiley of near Warwick was shot by Elias Brightman a cement peddler from Mayne county near Doylestown. Brightman fired twice at John Riley on the A and GC track in Wayne county the second shot struck Riley in the right breast and he was taken to Warwick then to Doylestown. Brightman bound over to the grand jury but confined in county jail after unable to post 1000 bond. Warwick residents expressed fear and threats followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jain Kiley
Warwick
Elias Brighman
Mayne
Doylestown
Brightman
John Riley
Glass Works
Wayne County
A & GC
Riley
Auun
Whitman
Bing
Sherif al
Road conditions improve as teams, depots, and ventures move forward
March notes drying roads ahead of spring travel. Frank Jontz’s large gray team caused a runaway at Wayne depot Friday. no injuries, horses captured at stock pen. Leasiter house to be moved this week. Easter services at ME church moved to Saturday. missionary collection urged. Local updates include school plans starting March 31 with 60 scholars, several residents back from illness, sewings held by area women, and railroad progress toward Chippewa Lake with a new Cleveland Medina schedule and 55 cent fare.
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Frank Jontz
Thii
Wayne Depot
Joseph Rittenhouse
E Nable
Frank Aylesworth
Big Prairie
S G Spangler
G Silver
Mies Anna Miller
Levi Fishburn
Elizabeth Synder
Nettle Warner
D R Howser
Harry McMannla
John Schand
Mart Bowera
Ashland County
Leah Fishburn
Mra
Nettie
Ohio lawmakers inspect Experiment Station and visit Massillon
A 35 member finance committee delegation from the Ohio legislature toured the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster at noon Friday. Director C K Thorne described ongoing projects needing further appropriations to support feeding stock work disease research and other branches before traveling by special car to Massillon to view the state hospital for the insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee of
Ohio
Ooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
C. K .Thorne
Wooster
Massillon
Portage County
Edward Hupenbuse
Champaign County
J M. Willia
Fayette County
M. Duvall
Jefferson County
F. A. Nineman
Hamilton County
Horace Ankenny
Greene Counts
J M Roseworth
Defiance County
C. Walters
Was Wert
A. F Wells
Shreve
Metesel
Cleveland
Gear
Wyandotte
W A K.rne
New Philadelphia
H H McFadden
Steubenville
The
Mansfield Reformatory
Pleasant Ume Community Update Amid Local Moves and Fire Loss
The Pleasant Ume notes a span of family and farm activity with Eliza Helman seriously ill at Uarvay Linsey’s home. Ted Meicker returns from Cleveland to aid his father on the farm this summer. Clyde Gault, Wilbert Green and others come home from Ada and Wooster schools for the season. A fire at George Wertenberger’s sugar camp destroyed camp buildings, wood, sap, and syrup storage. George Breniger plans to move into the Gault house. Charley Chippinger relocates east of town. Silvia Brown returns from Wooster with plans to travel again. Joan Shank and Maggie Ginter also move or travel. Visitors from Beaver Falls, Pa. and other old friends are noted. The M E church Sunday School will host an Easter entertainment. Doc McVicker and G Hff Martin aid Cal Harbaugh at the saw mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Helman
Uarvay Linsey
Ted Meicker
Cleveland
Clyde Gault
Wilbert Greenan
Ada
Glenn Mason
Zion's Chapel
John Ickes, Jr
Dr Ward
George Wertenberger
George
George Breniger
Canaan
Gault
Charley Chippinger
Dyche
Silvia Brown
Wooster
Joan Shank
Schuite
Clyde Holmes
Frank Jackson
Congress
Maggie Ginter
Orrville
Mr Beckle
Beaver Falls
Mra. Beekle
Ginter
M. E. Church
Doc McVicker
Ghff—Martin
Cal. Harbaugh
Prohibition Alliance Holds Busy Plaza Two Meeting
The prohibition alliance of Plaza Two met Friday night at Jefferson schoolhouse with a full main room. Recitations readings and an essay by Mr John Hough pleased the audience while music by J Nough and sister drew praise. An ex tempore talk by D Bitt ner and W W Wallace preceded adjournment to the third Friday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Alliance
Plaza Two
Jefferson Schoolhouse
John Hough
J. Nough
Sister
D. Bittner
W.W Wallace
Alliance
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Daly
Desthoof
Walter Merkait Warran
Tra
WEKI
J J
Keenay
Keeney
Phebe Wiedrick
L. GC. Klein
G. L Cady
Mt Eaton
Christian von Gunten
John Beggart
Enos Dauion
Barbara Hallshire
Kate Jacobse
Emma Derr
James
B. Taylor Et al
Lucetta
Perry Yarnell
Christian Shelly
Wooster Township
George Sigler
May Sigler
Harrison
Plain Township
Pennicks
W. J. Pennicks
Chester Township
Reading Crréte
E. C. Myers
Jackson
Selby Frame Vance
Luxor
Egypt
Mise Mabel Burne
Paint Vallay
Alta
Toeaday
Neleon Sauvain
Royal Arcanum
Sterling
Helen Graffion
Bellaire
J.G Black
G. M. Johnston
Beall Avenue
Fombelle
J EK. Nold
Brunswick
Nold
J C. Black
Cambridge
L.C Knight
Chivago Junction
Hickory Grove
Chester Two
Nettie Brinkerhoff
Science and Academy
Etta Moore
Butler
Mary Packer
Kirkwood
Beta
Boyd Gill
Pittsburg
Dayton
Harry C. Beer
Ashland Press
L. C. King
West Liberty
John Peebles
Ovverall Factory
H. H. Smith
Bucyrus, O
M. A. Miller
N. Walnut Street
W. H. Bash Jaet
Charles Heninger
Mia
Heninger of
Beallave
Brooklyn
T. A. Sturgis
U. S. Army
Philippines
Earl and
Walter Carl
Shreve High School
Wayne,County
Frank Tryon
Wooster, Millersburg & Orrville Telephone Co
Lima
Michael Allaman
Maple Grove Church
Edward Vollrath
O. G
Joseph E. Bentel
Winnebago
Mian
Bois City
Idaho
John T Clark
Applecreek
Mary Lawrence
James Peppard
Exeter, Neb
John Luniak
McDonald Works
Toenday
Millersburg
Mra Lovina EK
Leavera
W. Larwill Street
Lewis Snyder
Dora
Leota
Vena
James A Garrett
Garrett
Herbert J. Stillson
Postal Telegraph Office
Elsie Bullson
Indiana
Madison Carnahan
J. W. Huntsberger
Pender
Neb
I. A. Blackatone
A. Johnson
Sterling Schools
Lansing
Mich
Maggie Wontrick
Wayne Country
T. C. Ackert
Mt. Eaton
R. N.sheldon
Board of Health
Martin Fanck
E Liberty At
Wii
Daniel Heller
Martin Welker
Judge Welker
Charles Dilgard
Nellie Richardson
Near Shreve
S. Breigirk
Reformed Parsonage
Jennie Freedlander
D L, Freedlander
Formarly
Harry Newman
Biffalo
Lake Shore
Wilhelmina Jacobe
Schuck
E Liberty
P. Ter Row H
Buckeye
Apt
Misa
Helen R Cornell
Mansfield
University of Wooster
A B Cornell
Charles W Shippard
Holenden Hotel
Shepperd
Norwalk
Mise Alice Firestone
Dalton Gezett
Ahelk
House
Medina
Cleveland & Southern Electric R. R
Chippewa Lake
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