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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1903

Page

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Public Service Board Sets Opera House Leasing Terms

At a Thursday meeting the Board of Public Service adopted a routine agenda including reports and miscellaneous business. North Beall Ave payments and university funding were discussed with no action. The city opera house contract was awarded to H. L. Bowers of Mansfield at 1460 per year, with a local manager to be chosen in 90 days and subject to wartime approval. theatre access and operator bids were also reviewed.

Board of Public Service TeHa Crilev Beallave North Beallave North Market City Opera House H. L. Bowers Mansfield Bewora Abseltizen Geo. Kettler Will Horn George A. Lawlin

Lutteram Synod Met in Ohio With Noted Sermons

The western conference of the Synod of the Lutherans met at Quist f 13 with Revs. A. Smith Ashland G C Smith Wooster L S Jones Bora Eimerstedt Clinton A Wilson Sloanesville C B Etter Wadsworth A Thomas Wooster L L Keiser D D Canal Dover G W Styer Millersburg W C Bartis Rowa George Bright Strasburg H C Hadley W B Lakr Cleveland H B Ernsberger Newcommeratown J Zink EK Keller Akron M L Wilhelm Orrville D I Bauslia D D Springfield. Sessions featured unusual interest sermons and fine papers.

Western Conference Ohio

Pittsburg News Notes and Obits Briefs

Beary Hemberly and wife of Madisonburg visited 8 F Speck's family Sabbath. Mrs. Dr. Taylor of Maximo visits relatives. Harry Jackson spent the Sabbath at home. Miss Zels Peters of Wooster was home on a visit. Two tombstones to be erected in our cemetery this week for George Fortey and Mary Poorman Harvey. Applecreek residents guests of S Firestone’s family. Mr. Haveratock returned from Cleveland after typhoid. D GC Maaselman returned to work Monday. Pittsburg Cemetery Association reelected officers: Firestone as Trustee, S S Firestone as Secretary, I Subott as Treasurer.

Beary Hemperly Madisonburg F Speck Dr. Taylor Maximo Harry Jackson Zels Peters Wooster George Fortey Mary Poorman Oe Harvey Applecreek S. Firestone Haveratock Cleveland D. GC. Maaselman New Pittsburg

Orrville Mourns Its Oldest Citizen Alexander E I Clark

Orrville notes the death of Alexander E I Clark aged 84 years the town's oldest resident. He died Sunday morning after a paralytic stroke Thursday born in Carlisle Pennsylvania he moved to Orrville many years ago married Adaline Goff of Dalton in 1844 and had four sons and two daughters all but one son surviving. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Orrville cemetery.

Alexander E.i Clark Orrville Thorsday Carlisle Adaline Goff Dalton Intermont

Wooster Victories Highlight Thursday Baseball Wins

In Memorial Chapel a Wooster team gained two key wins last week over Washington and Jefferson and Western Reserve. The track team posted several victories at Kenyon meets with Hayman and Brown dominating field events. The campus saw campus improvements, lectures on Palestine, and a new principal appointment for Mt Carroll schools as students and faculty enjoyed a busy period.

American Peace Society Boston F. Scovel S. France Cleveland Wooster Washington and Jefferson Western Pennsylvania Western Reserve Washington Hayman Kenyon—hauffman Wooster—Weold Kenyon Wil Brown Brown dash—Wooster Lovate Eee Hen Dheall Taylor Smith Lucas Kenyon—Hamm Overholmer Overholltzer Wooster—Abbey Crabtree Crosby W H Brown W. H. Brown Overholt Ormsbee Kenyon—Taylor Hall Traylor Hall Sayman Kenyon—Kauffman W. J. Brown Kauffman Lovett Abbey A. L. Brown H. Brown Cramer Heidt J. F Casebeer Chicago University Mt Carroll

Marklvge Licenses From Dalton To Mt. Eaton Names

A list of license names includes Shakley and Myrtle Byers, John D Billis, Kate Lehman of Dalton, John Fairney of Cleveland, and Emma Desyoigues of Mt. Eaton. The entry records licensed individuals or entities linked to various locales.

Shakley Myrtle Byers Congress John D. Billis Kate Lehman Dalton John Fairney Cleveland Emma Desyoigues Mt. Eaton

Entertainment at Marshallville High School Fundraiser

The Junior and Senior classes of Marshallville High School will present an entertainment in the School Mall Marshhallville O March 23. Proceeds go toward buying a piano for the high school.

Ulasser Marshallville High School Marshhallville

Orrville Board Reengages Entire Teacher Corps

Orrville board of education met last Thursday evening and reen gaged the entire corps of teachers. Key figures include J. B. Mohler as superintendent at 1200 per year, J. F. Adams principal at 80 per month, Miss Thomas assistant at 45 per month, O. E. Mowrer 60, Airs Menrees 40, Miss Long 10, Miss Caskey 35, Miss McCarthy 30, Mize Kusfer 35, Miss Warrick 45, and C. J. King 200 per year.

Orrville Board of Education J. B. Mohler Sup’t J. F. Adams Prin Miss Thomas Ass’t O. E. Mowrer Menrees Miss Long Caskey Miss McCarthy Mize Kusfer Miss Warrick C. J. King

Wooster City Council Approves Local Option Election

Wooster city council set June 4 for a local option election after confirming the petition met the required signatures. The meeting also fixed salaries and bonds for city officials, including police and fire chiefs, a new clerk for the board of public safety, and proposed street improvements on East North Street.

Wooster Beal Sinking Land Commission Board of Public Safety

Election Called in Wooster for June 4 Under Beat Law

Petition for a local option election, bearing 598 valid signatures, was presented to Mayor Van Nest and referred to the petitions committee. The council voted to hold the election on Thursday, June 4, with S. G. Gill leading the campaign from a headquarters on East Liberty. Citizens urged to support the vote for the city’s future and children’s welfare.

Herano van Nest Nimisid Thoreday Wooster S. G. Gill Bereeford East Liberty

Wooster Summer School Sees Record Attendance

Wooster University reports the largest summer attendance of teachers and prospective teachers in its summer program. The corps of instructors is larger and the curriculum more varied, with practical work emphasized. From Patterson graduates to experienced superintendents, the program aims to meet all needs with limited, resultful sessions approved by state superintendents.

Wooster Wooster Summer School Wong Patterson

Memorial Day address at Smithville and local school notices

Memorial Day address by Mahlon Roach at Smithville. Smithville High School commencement on Saturday evening May 30. Various local notices include appointments, weddings, accidents, burglaries, and obituaries from Orrville, Wooster, and nearby towns.

Mahlon Roach Smithville Smithville High School Edwin A. Herehoy Wayne County Ohio Penitentiary

Will Meet at Lodi E District Convention Preview

The Methodist Episcopal District convention will be held in Lodi on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday June 1 2 and 8. The program lists prayers sermons addresses and society reports across sessions starting 8 30 a m and 7 p m with speakers including J H Barron T B Neeley John H Focht E L Smith and Dr A B Leonard among others.

Methodist Episcopal District Convention Lodi Lodieholr J. H. Barron T. B. Neeley Sunday School Union and Tract Society Louelness Rell Call James Torhbat N. W. Wagar Woman's Home Missionary Society Mra W. F Keller Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Mr. Mead W. J. Hyde Ledi Ohojr A. B. Leonard

Local Notes and Social Freshes From Wooster Area

Amos Lichty plans an addition to his house while neighbors and visitors fill a busy week with gatherings in Akron Madisonburg and Creston. Memorial sermon planned at Presbyterian church and a Hill Recital in M E church. Death of Mrs Mamlin aged 57 in Vine Street home follows a brief illness. Seven miles of road bed on Cleveland Southern Electric line near Wooster progress with 200 workers and 50 horses. Funeral services held for Mrs Katherine Hamlin in Wooster after residence in Canton.

Amos Lichty David Whitmire Akron Levi Allamam Madisonburg Frank Bishop Creston Canaan Anna Wiles the Wooster High School I.E Ewing Mra Burns Ledi David Whitafire Falconer Wooster University Presbyterian Church Maud Whenpotter Beck Londonville Minnie Keene Columbus M. E Rose Bixler Medina Rush Reese Lima Hazel Whitmire Mary Marakali Selo Ethel ‘White Durbin Metz Cemetery Cleveland& Southern Electric Railway Wooster Creeten Cayhee’s Cornere

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