Farmers Day Preparations For Great Wayne County Jubilee
A large Wayne county gathering is shaping up for Farmers Day. Township committees met at Wooster City Opera House to coordinate a city parade plan with a single Chief Marshall, routes, and 1 pm start. Bands from Akron and county groups will perform to fund costs, with hitching fields arranged at the Experiment Farm. Local badges feature an administration building image. Also includes an anecdote about Electric Bitters endorsements and local drugstore availability.
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Wooster
City Opera House
Wayne County
Compantes On Music
Regt. Band of
Akron
Applecreek Presbyterian Installations and Local Notes
In Applecreek a Presbytery meeting installed Rev Hacket as pastor with Rev Pollock preaching and Rev Gossard moderating. Harvey Bell brought his bride home from Cleveland and local residents visited. Other items include university student George Jacot home for Sabbath, visitors Miss Icy Eberly and Mrs Wisner, and fountain improvements with a stone water bowl.
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Harvey Bell
Cleveland
Icy Eberly
Applecreek
O. F. Wisner
Canton
Reaser of
Wooster
Weekly Crop Bulletin for southern and central Ohio
Weather delays slowed farm work across many counties, with flooding in lowlands injuring corn and wheat while oats thin and grasses show vigor. Reports note plentiful tobacco, good grapes and fruit blossoms, army worms on apples, and a generally favorable yield outlook despite late frosts and wet soil. Northern counties suffer soggy fields, late planting, and mixed fruit prospects, with peaches a total failure and potatoes just starting to emerge. Columbus, Ohio, notes from Acting Section Director Bernona.
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Franklin
Colorado
Mipong
Marion
Arkle
Gardena
Wass
Bernona
Columbus
Ohio
Association Meeting at Popianeek Church
The association will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Reformed church at Popianeek. There will also be an evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popianeek
Reformed Church
Double funeral and local obituaries in Reeversburg
In Reeversburg and nearby areas, Jacob Flager and Christian Flager died Saturday and Sabbath respectively, with a double funeral held Tuesday at 10 a.m. Others buried include Samuel Mowory aged 70 years 5 months 16 days and Mr Honser aged 79. Chicken pox reported in the vicinity. John Mullinaaux from West Salem visited friends over the Sabbath. David Kendig guests with ex-Commissioner Jacob Heas.
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Samuel’. Mowory
Inez
Mr. Honser
Tudaday
David Kendig
Jacob Heas
Were Buried Together Two Brothers in Reedsburg
A singular case occurred when Jacob Flager about 62 and his brother Christian about four years old died within a day of each other from natural causes at adjoining farms. Jacob died Saturday afternoon after a lingering heart and lung illness while Christian, unmarried, had kidney and stomach troubles. Both were highly respected and industrious. The double funeral from Christian Flager's home was held Tuesday at 10 o'clock and was very largely attended. They were buried at Reedsburg.
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Jacob
Christian Flager
Farma
Christian
Reedsburg
Remembering Miss Gingery A Wooster High student dies at 16
Miss Gingery, only daughter of Mr and Mrs J Gingery, died May 18 1807 in Canaan township after malarial fever. A Wooster High School Class of 798 member she had studied two years in Bloomington and was loved by teachers and classmates. Funeral May 20 at her home with Prof I M Dickason and Rev I N Kieffer helping. Oak Hill cemetery vault. Floral tributes from Class of 08 and High School staff. Memorial Day at Latiasburg.
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Canaan Township
May
J. Gingery
Gingery
the Wooster High School
Bloomington
Highland Park
Earth
Dickason
University
I. N Kieffer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Y. P
Latiasburg
Memorial Day Observance Led by Winkler G A R Chapter
Memorial Day will be observed in Late tasborg under the Winkler G A R. Rev. Geo. Mother of Wooster will deliver the address. Soldiers graves in local graveyards will be decorated early by post details. The post then meets at Lattanburg and moves to Fair Haven cemetery for the ritual and Memorial Address.
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Tasborg
Winkler
Geo
Mother of Wooster
Lattanburg
Fair Haven
Addresa
Century Club meeting reviews church weak points
The Century Club held its last regular meeting of the year at Dr A W Blackburn's home with only two absentees. Dr R N Warren spoke on Weak Points in the Church identifying division, fundraising, and tax exemption as key flaws. The debate was lively and the club plans a banquet May 25 1867 at the Presbyterian church and a future meeting September 7 1897 at Rev I N Kieffer's Bloomington residence.
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One Century Club
A. W. Blackburn
R. N. Warren
Presbyterian Church
I. N. Kieffer
Bloomington
University Notes and Social Highlights at Hoover Cottage
The Seniora welcome friends with a Phi Gamma Delta reception at Hoover Cottage. Edna Pennell and I. T. Cheetham lead the senior honors. salutatory by Mr Frame and valedictory by Miss Mabel Garrett. Notables include Rev. B Campbell, 75, and various faculty and students attending concerts, lectures, and assemblies.
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Hoover Cottage
Phi Gamma Delta
Edna Pennell
I. T. Cheetham
Frame
University of Pennsylvania
Karl Overbolt
Harvard
Law
Mac Grigory
University
Woodward
Chas. Grosjean
Shreve
Hamil Shields
Detroit
Michigan
Platter
M. Glens
Hall Young
Gobeen
Winona
W H H. Jeffera
Allegheny Seminary
Kauko Chapel
First Presbyterian Church
Chas. R Compton
Fredericksburg
County Union
Wooster Corn Drive Aid for India Surpasses 800 Bonhola
Wooster residents have donated over 800 bonhola of corn to aid famine victims in India. The article lists cash contributors and amounts, with Treas. Harry McClarran coordinating funds. Donors are urged to bring corn to grain warehouses or cash to McClarran’s store for prompt forwarding.
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Wooster
India
Treas
Harry McClarran
Harry McQclarran
Keeney
Peter Uhrig
Aoam Richenbaush
Peexlapaugh
Peeklapaugh
Mra Lizalo Fortnoy
Steven Day
Bite Brenner
B Steenner
Yoater
Blachtéyvine
Jaupert
Susan Wegner Hs
Westminster Church
Prof
Seolye
Freurh
Bjarviayy
MCA
Mary Tanner Pas
Stutyman
Criley
Hoey
Jobo Heyl
Lawther
Harry M. Gage
Elias Schuck
Jease McClellane
Mahlon Louch
Bashford
Overholt
Torig
Green
Stoll
John Bartil
Murray
Jarvis
J ¢ Sholtz
Brank Horn
Bo Mune
UR Penghy
Culler
Roy
Dilenn
JM Wallace
Barnard
Lightcap
Miss Barden
Frank Elsperman
Amos Ross
McKelvey
Ashe
John Martin
Lutheran Church
Reedaburg
Wm Hinton
MS Havenflow
Reformed Church
Bucklen Arnica Salve Advertises Guaranteed Cure
Promises world class relief from bruises ulcers sores and skin eruptions with Bucklen arnica salve. Claims perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Sells at 26 cents per box through Lavsaca and Born with Hazan subscription noted.
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Lavsaca & Born
Seven Years and Two More Years In State Cases
State of Ohio v Richard Lee ended with a guilty verdict for burglary at Meier hotel Applecreek. Judge Wolfe sentenced Lee to seven years' penitentiary after a late appeal for a new trial failed. State v Charles Woodruff for breaking the C A and O depot at Fredericksburg yielded two years. A special grand jury was summoned May 17 with names including Tawney Reddick Wells and others. Civil dockets and civil cases fill the week while criminal matters resume next week. Dr King's New Discovery advertises for coughs and consumption with guarantees and trial bottles offered at Lanbach & Boyd's Drug Store.
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State of Ohio
Richard Lee
Meier
Applecresk
Wolfe
Lee
State of
Ohio
Charlen Woodruff
C. A
Philip
Tawney
Chippewa
John Reddick
Wayne
A W
Wella
Canaan
John Rickabaugh
Plain
David Graber
Palot
O. B. Whonavtler
Albert Arnold
Sugarcreek
Charles Blank
Saltcreak
David Mollinger
Franklin
Jul
Grand Juvora
Jallug
Benj. J. Uartman
Mechanic's Law
Btateva
Harry Stone
Canton
Perry
Dr. King
Lanbach & Boyd
Death of Mrs Eli Fraze in Chippewa Township
Mrs. Eli Fraze died at her Chippewa Township home on May 11 after a lingering illness from gangrene of the foot. Born May 31 1836 she would be 11 months and 11 days short of 76. She married Eli Fraze October 26 1855 and had one child. A lifelong Evangelical Lutheran, she joined the church young and remained faithful. Her mental faculties failed in December 1869. The funeral was held Thursday at Lower Gharch with Rev Reichert officiating. She leaves a husband one daughter and many relatives.
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Eli Fraze
Chippewa Township
Michael
Barbara Kiefer
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