Memorial Day Services Plan At Wooster With Large Committees
Memorial Day events are set for Wooster with Rev W A Littell delivering the memorial program at Gry Opera House at 2 30 Sunday. May 25 and a 250 grave decoration goal. Officers include President Judge Frank Taggart and speakers Judge R N Campbell and Captain J B Taylor. Committees cover arrangements programs decorations transportation and auditing. Special invitations go to local units Wooster University faculty and public schools. A detailed order of exercises and cemetery rituals follows with a parade, speaker stands, music, and a Gettysburg reading by Jesse McClellan.
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W. A. Littell
Permon
Gry Opera House
Frank Taggart
Royv H D Stauffer
Maralus
J B. Taylor
R. N Campbell
Ashland
C. W McClure
Andrew Trunk
Andrew Brannfevter
D.C. Curry
R. J. Smith
J Blake
Elder
C W McClure
JR. McKinney
Lemuel Jeffries
Mystic
T A. Elder
F Gerlach
Livant
Unger
Hesler
Andrew Truck
Harry McClarran
I H Myers
A Baffanmyer
John Yarman
W Woolman
Lieut. Barnard
Frank Horn
Carey Grossenbach
A. Branstetter
A.H Martin
James Gill
R J Smith
D. C. Curry
Dr R Elson
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Job Blessing
J H Snyder
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Wooster University
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H. W Lowry
North Market Street
North Street
Market Street
Order OF Maroc
Cemetehy
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John S. McClure
Quin W. Spangler
Tony Aultman
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Canton Wright
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University of ‘Wooster
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Will Myers
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Gettysburg
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Poat Commandor
R. M Campbell
Sadiescu
America
Co. D.8uhong
Benediction
Rey Elias Compton
City
Wooster Dominates Kenyon 11 to 2 in Saturday Contest
Wooster claims its third straight victory over Kenyon, winning 11 to 2 in a one sided game. The report notes a dedicatory sermon for the Shelby Presbyterian church and several university updates including a strike over daily wages and staff movements.
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O. A. Hitle
Presbyterian Church
Shelby
Wooster Fon
Kenyon
Wooster Boys
Fourth of July Celebration Committees Formed in City Meeting
A Mayors office meeting approved celebrating Independence Day with funds pledged for success. Committees named on June 2 include General Arrangements led by A J Frederick and Forbes Alcock, Finance, Amusements, Parade, Publicity, Unveiling of Cannon, Fireworks, and Music with members such as George Kettler, Will Noggle, Hugh Bowers, and Frank Shives.
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Nance
A. J. Fredrick
Wayid Nice
Fred Faber
Henry Lerner
Forbes Alcock
Henry Borgegrain
Will Noggle
Zeigler
George Kettler
G Gui
G Gill
T. A. Elder
Andrew Branstetter
Frank J. Shives
Oscar Steinmetz
Cannon— Myers
W. H. Woodland
A. Branstetter
D.C. Curry
McClellan Fireworke
Jay J. Kaister
Harley H Zeigler
David Nice
L B. Bolus
Nick Amater
Hugh Bowers
Will Conrad
Frank Boigegrain
Incorporation Papers Filed for Glase Works Land Company
Incorporation papers filed for the Land County company to furnish land for Glase Works with a stock of 25000 dollars. The incorporators are John McSweeney A D Metz J R Zimmerman LP Obliger and C A McDonald. Admiral Sir Joseph Porter in His Majesty's flagship Pinafore has in his fleet to famous battleship Oregon which will anchor in Portsmouth harbor Thursday and Friday evenings at City Opera House.
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Glase
John McSweeney
A. D. Metz
J R Zimmerman
LP. Obliger
C. A McDonald
Joseph Porter
K. C
His
Oregon
Portsmouth Harbor
City Opera House
Local notes from Canaan and area include weddings and deaths
Miss Anna Totten becomes J F Bowers clerk while Ed Bowman and bride relocate near Creston. Scott V Mast and Helen Smith wed at Millersburg. Henry Allaman funeral at Jefferson. John Slutz death in Cleveland. Community updates cover illness, visits, school closing, and a town square project.
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Anna Totten
J F. Bowers
Jesale Lehn
G. L Taylor
Hazel Whitmire
Jeffries
Spencer
Ed Bowman
Bride
Creston
Mr Smith
Cleveland
Ayd Somers Benson Noteateia
Blanche Hauenstein
Knestrick
Crosten
Hostetler
Burbank
Scott
Slutz
John Slutz
Local notices and deaths cast light on Wayne County life
A montage of death reports births pensions and local incidents from Wooster and surrounding towns includes Peter Painter a Holmes county landowner. James Bechtel and Mrs Corsa Summers among the deceased. pensioners from Dalton Orrville and Burbank. a wrecked Sulla Bros circus injury tally. a theft near Burton City and a public building contract in Marshallville. Also notes commencements and sermons plus Roosevelt's McKinley Memorial cornerstone event.
A Day of Rejoicing at Methodist Church Dedication
After six weeks of repairs the Methodist Episcopal Church reopened with a Sunday service. Pastor Rev F A Gould from Manafield preached dedication sermons on temple imagery and dominion, praising the frescoing, painting, and carpet, and naming the committee and makers of the replica.
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Mr. Matzler
L. S. Cooley
J.P. Blough
Dr. Ryall
A. Dix
S. H. Williams
Mra. Gann
Wooster Sunday School canvass results summarized
A Wooster Sunday School canvass reports 1198 families visited 529 Christian fathers 846 Christian mothers 136 children under 3 32 Cradle Rolls members 1840 aged 3 to 21 1144 attending Sunday School 510 over 21 attending 863 church members in Sunday School
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Wooster
Reunion of Eighth O Vi Plans July 17 Canton Meeting
The second annual reunion of the Eighth O. V. I. will be in Canton on July 17, anniversary of the battle of Santiago. Canton members met to discuss plans and decided to invite Captain Siggs hee, Admirals Dewey and Schrey to participate. The Eighth Regiment band may be invited if they consent to play without pay.
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Eighth O. VI
Canton
Santiago
Sigshee
Appropriations for Agricultural Experiment Station 1902–03
The General Assembly authorizes funds totaling 49192 for the station including board of control 1783 bulletin Florustration 800 sub stations 10000 repairs 14000 labor and supplies 14000 library care 7500 and construction 2000. Misa Idea Feiel Ph B appointed assistant botanist and Miss Faye Blayney named mailing clerk during Ayres absence. Orchard and nursery inspection moved to the state board of agriculture per board of control request.
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General Assembly
Agricultural Experiment Station
Board of Control
Misa Idea Feiel
Ph. B
Faye Blayney
Miss Ayres
State Board of Agriculture
Rally Day in Wooster Set With Parade and Picnic
In Wooster on May 13 the Rally Day committee finalized plans for July 1 at Wooster City Park. A forenoon parade of Sunday School children will lead to a picnic dinner in the park followed by talks music and a countywide program in the afternoon. Clara P Gepford and others urge participation from Sabbath Schools officers and superintendents. F A Burgess is named chief orchard inspector authorized to spend 15000 over two years to combat the San Jose scale.
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J F Park
Ava
Berger
Boeth
4Th Ward
Ames & Winter
Schill, Rolland & Co
Mansa
Wooster
Wooster City Park
S. S
City Square
Wayne County
Clara P Gepford
F .A. Burgess
State Board of Agriculture
San Jose
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