Wayne County bands appraisement reports reduced by state board
The Wayne County appraisement of lands and real estate shows a ten percent cut for city Wooster meaning farm land reductions were limited to five percent. Totals for各 towns and unincorporated areas run to millions with Wooster shown at 1 761 690 prior reductions, and a five percent farm land cut later approved.
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Wayne County
State Board of Equatioti
Hss Ity
Peckinpaugh
Wooster
Appledeck
Burbank
Congress
Creston
Dalton
Doyles Town
Fredericksburg
Marshallville
Mt. Eaton
Orrville
Shrove
Smithville
West Strem
State Board
Regulating the Rum Traffic and Public Notices
A column discusses regulation of liquor, Carrie Nation, and public attitudes, comparing federal actions to local plunder. Probate Court proceedings list guardians, estates, inventories, appraisements, and sales orders with multiple names and bonds.
Death of a Former Resident of Wooster
Mary A. Harn widow of Capt G A Harn former Wooster resident died May 12 at her son W F Harn's home in Oklahoma City after a stroke of paralysis. Born in Cumberland County Penn she moved to Ohio then Oklahoma about ten years ago. She was widowed since 1862 when Capt Harn was killed at Chickasaw Bayou near Vicksburg MS. Leaves two children George A of Columbus Ohio and W F of Oklahoma City. She belonged to The Church of God where her husband was a leading minister.
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Mary A. Harn
W F. Harn
East Sixteenth St
Oklahoma City
Cumberland County
Penn
Ohio
Oklahoma
Capt
Geo. [. Harn
Minnie Ball
Chickasaw Bayou
Vicksburg
Mies
George A
Columbus
W. F
Church of God
Wooster Band Concert At City Opera House May 26
The first annual University of Wooster Band Concert will be held at the City Opera House in Wooster on May 26 at 8 p.m. Under Mr C E Shomo the band offers overtures and selections with vocal solos and a reading. A new instrument set, a gift from Mr H C Frick of Pittsburgh, promises a rare treat. Tickets cost 25c and 35c and are on sale at Proctor O'Hair's drug store and K Liberty Ave.
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University of Wooster
City Opera House
Wooster
C. E Shomo
H. C. Frick
Pittsburg
Proctor & O’hail’s
K. Liberty
Clothespin Social at Oddfellows Hall A Seaside Romance
A community event advertises the Clothespin Social at Oddfellows Hall on a Monday evening in June with the Macca bees and local families like the Smiths Jones Blues and Browns expected. Elegant refreshments and socializing with John Smith Sr. and Jr. are promised. attendees are urged to bring their pocketbooks.
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He Glyon
Oddfellows Hall
Meniay
Dalton High School Commence Program May 24
The Dalton High School commence ment will be held in the School Hall on Friday evening May 24. The program includes music by the Cleveland Ladies Orchestra and Orchestra, invocations by Rev James Tarbet, orations by Malinda Rady Carrie Harrold Della Human, class history by Nella Foust, and a diploma presentation by Rev W H Hubbell.
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Dalton High School
Cleveland Ladies’ Orchestra
James Tarbet
the Corner Stone
Malinda Rady
Warry Harshey
Grace Fletaber
Deny. Verdie Gondy
Ray Oberlin
Nella Foust
Victoria
Carrie Harrold
Della Human
Ida Weiss
Bessie Llewellyn
F. B. Willis
W. H. Hubbell
Sale of Illinois Horses at Wylie Smith’s Barn
W. P Snyder offers a car load of Illinois horses at Wylie Smith's 10 cent barn on E North Street Wooster on Saturday June 1. The lot includes eight to ten head suitable for feeding to ten horses and the rest are general purpose stock. Bought in the best Illinois horse district, these horses are described as money makers for buyers. Horses may be viewed Friday May 31 at the listed stables.
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W. P Snyder
Illinois
Wylie Smith
E. North Street
Wooster
Wayne County E Convention Chooses Officers at Dalton Session
About thirty Wooster attendees joined the annual Wayne County C E convention. Rev. C A Freer spoke on ding dong and drudgery, urging devoted youth to serve despite less visible efforts. Next meeting set for Mt Eaton with J H Dickason reelected president and Ida Clark named treasurer.
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Wooster
J. A. Dickason
W. H. Hoover
C. A. Freer
C. E
Christ's Kingdom
Kingdom of God
YW W Evans
Edith Keck
Streeter
Amatutz
Sversal
Louise Johnston
Chiis
C.E. Banner
Reformed Church of
A Successful Teacher O S Myers Honored by School Board
O S Myers son of Abraham Myers of Chester two has earned praise from the school board and patrons for his winter work. His efforts led to an advanced salary and a course of lectures that expanded the school library. Pupils showed keen interest in reading wholesome literature, and overall the schools thrived under his management. The board commends the early appointment of a proven and eminently fitted teacher.
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O. S. Myers
Abraham Myers
Chester Two
Lyon
C. S. Myers
Supt Myers
Death of Mrs Mary Battles in New Philadelphia
Mrs Mary Battles aged 63 died at her home in New Philadelphia on Wednesday May 8 from creeping paralysis. She was the daughter of the late George Ellis born in Franklin County and survived by three brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon conducted by Dr J J Wallace at the Horace office. The New Century column contains unrelated editorial content following the notice.
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Mary Battles
S. Battles
New Philadelphia
George Ellis
Franklin Co. Sa
J J Wallace
Notice to Physicians in Wooster Township Bids
Trustees of Wooster township Wayne county Ohio advertise sealed bids for furnishing medical relief and examination of children sent to orphans homes for one year from May 1 1831. Bids due by 2 o clock in May at Township Clerk office. Right to reject all bids reserved. Followed by gallery ad listing photographs and prices.
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Wooster Township
Wayne County
Bia
Wooster
John H&ly
William Scotland
Alamn Eyman
Field Meeting Program at Wester May 31 and 1
The Academy announces a two day field meeting at Wester on May 31 and June 1. Friday events include field work near Shreve with collectors and students traveling from Coste Ioza Junction to the west of Shreve. Brown's Lake and bog plants feature in planned excursions with dinner and group transport details. Members may tour the Experiment Station and attend talks on science work. Saturday includes an excursion from Wooster to North Lawrence to view coal mines and Tamarack bog plants.
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Shreve
Tolday
Coste
Ioza Junction
Brown's Lake
Wooster
Wes
Kassa
HL Todd
Wall
Karl
Freda
University of Weester
Academy
P'Sta. Gardens
North Lawrence
Fox Lake
D Selby
EL Moseley
Annual Commencement of Shreve High School
The annual commencement exercises of Shreve High School will be held in the Armory on Friday evening May 23. The program lists invocation, orations, music and orchestral pieces, with speakers including Mabel Campbell and Cordelia Butler. Featured pieces include The Fatal Bridge, Know Thyself, and Westward the Curse of Empire Takes Its Way, followed by diploma presentation.
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Shreve High School
Rey L. Spayd
Cordelia Butler
Rem
Clyde van Niman
Absses
Red Mas
Idiux Craiz
Bessie Price
Smell the Gans
Clark Foltz
Diliresce
Los Bigg
Essily Lopez
Cloyse Bertolette
Zoe Camobell Moss
Clyde Brenneman
Second annes Institute meeting at Wooster church
The Wooster Primary and Intermediate Teachers Union held a May 16 session at the Presbyterian church with a Children Day symposium by Miss Alice Firestone Mrs Peebles and Miss Nellie D Mior Edith Clark of West Salem read a paper on How to Secure Cooperation Mrs H G Crouse spoke on Some Mistakes I Have Made and Seen The Board Table and evening addresses were led by Mrs Crouse Miss Cora McClelland and Mrs R J Smith.
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Second Annes Institute of the
Crouse
Cora McClelland
R. J. Smith
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