Memorial Day Program in Wooster
Memorial Day arrangements in Wooster include a Sabbath gathering at 2 p.m. May 26 with a sermon by Rev H W Lowry at the City Opera House, and a May 30 morning flag placement by guides led by R J Smith. A 12:45 p.m. assembly precedes the G A R ritual service and memorial address by Rev H D Stauffer at the Opera House, followed by a parade to cemeteries to decorate graves.
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Wooster
Given
City Opera House
H. W. Lowry
R. J-Smith
Given Post
L. A. T. Wiley
R. J. Smith
Gus. Unger
H. D. Stauffer
Andrew Branstetter
Samuel Metzler
Sec
C. M.mcclure
Treas
Andrew Trunk
D.C. Curry
W. M Woodland
J R. MicKinney
Lemuel Jeffries
H. Hesler
Enos Pierson
John Hall
James Christy
Horace Miller
Given Corps
Kieffer Circle
Andrew Truck
Harry McClarrap
J. B. Myers
Transportation
Hy Myeray
Dascob Long
Andrew Branatetter
John Tahaan
A. H. Martin
Wo. Wood
Violin Recital by Birdie Wilhelm Opens Graduating Season
Miss Birdie Wilhelm of Beall Ave gave a graduating violin recital in Kauke Chapel on Thursday evening May 16 assisted by Misa Thorne and Prof. Schwartz. The program featured works by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Dvorak and Cui with selections by Thorne and Wilhelm. Also notes on Smithville high school commencement and baccalaureate services at Bethel church with speeches by local students and clergy.
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Hiv Birdhe Wilhelm
Birdie Wilhelm
Beall Ave
Kauke Chapel
Misa Thorne
Prof
Schwartz
Smithville High School
Bethel Church
Rey E. L. Smith
Leroy Smith
Bricker Mandolin Club
Katherine E. Fike
Misa Rebecca Redding
A. Brenneman
W. A. Naffziger
Luthérat Church
University Notes Recap of Wooster Campus Events
Edwin Rickert entertained his father from Columbiana. Carl Duncan attended commencement in Killbuck. Clement Wild takes a Toledo teaching post in martial training. F G Maurer re elected at Lodi for a fourth year. Ells Rhodes elected to a teaching position in New Waterford. David Wallace visits from Hawarden with his parents. Miss Alice Hankinson returns to Wooster. Baccalaureate sermon at Ledonia high school. Wooster defeats Mt. Union in tennis. upcoming match with Buchtel. G M Johnston to attend NE Teachers Association in Lorain. Charles Corbett joins Huron College North Dakota in September. Wooster reps include H M Gage and Elizabeth Reed. Twilight Musical by YWCA in Whauke Chapel. University Band concert May 26. Selby Frame Vance preaches in Cleveland. J B Oliver attends Bertha McManigal wedding in Logan. Holden hosts Senior Class gathering May 24. Amstutz and Evans to campaign for National College Prohibition Association. Dalton visit by many University attendees for county convention. Wooster baseball loses to Buchtel again.
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Edwin Rickert
Columbiana
Carl Duncan
Killbuck
Clement L. Wild
Fay
Toledo
F. G. Maurer
Lodi
Ells Rhodes
Schctory
New Waterford
David Wallace
Hawarden
Iowa
W W Wallace
Wooster
Alice Hankinson
Savannah
Holden
Ledonia High School
Mt. Union
Buchtél
G M Johnston
North Eastern Teachers’ Association
Lorain
Charles Corbett
Huron College
North Dakota
H M Gage
Elizabeth Reed
Corbett
CPS
Whauke Chapel
YWCA
Opera House
Millersburg
Conrad Hostetter
Creston
Canton
BR. L Adsir
Dwight Hay
Beulan
Mich
Doylestown M
Doslestown Journal
Chas. Clippert
Saginaw
Michigan
Clippert
George
Charles
Saginaws
E K Mechlin
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Keene, O
Dalton Gazette
W H. Hubbell
DUP
Hubbell
Notice to Physicians of Wooster Township Bid Call
Trustees of Wooster Township Wayne County Ohio announce a one year contract for a physician to provide meat ex relief medicine and medical services including surgery obstetrics and examinations for orphans and others under care. Sealed bids due May 25 1901 at the Township Clerk office Wooster. Trustees reserve right to reject any bid.
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Wooster Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Ruateca
Tornshp
Wooster
Joan Halt
William Scotland
Adam Eyman
Eye specialist Dr Platt to visit Yoder House Fridays
Dr Frederick Platt, eye specialist, will be at the Yoder House Parlors every Friday for consultations. Office hours run from 8 a.m. to p.m. on Fridays, providing regular availability for patients.
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Frederick Platt
Yoder House
Depew praises Pan-American Expo progress at Buffalo
Senator Chauncey M. Depew toured the Pan-American Exposition site in Buffalo and told Chairman Joho Seateherd that the half had not been told as he viewed the nearly finished United States Government, Graphic Arts, Machinery, and Liberal Arts buildings. Depew spoke at Convention Hall and predicted Buffalo will surpass Paris. Latin American editors express strong interest, with La Correspondencia de Porto Rico planning a visit as others confirm attendance.
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Seateherd
Chauncey M. Depew
Buffalo
Senator Depew
New York State
Joho
Scatchberd
Depew
Europe
Sentherd
Chauncey
United States
Esplanade
M.nes
Convention Hall
Paris
B. B. Lopez
la Correspondencia de
Porto Rico
Wisconsin Builds State Exhibit at Pan-American Fair
Wisconsin commissioners have chosen a 20 acre site on the eastern Exposition grounds for the state and foreign buildings at Buffalo. The Wisconsin building will overlook the Esplanade and fountains, with major structures of the National government nearby. The commission members are Willard A. Van Brunt, George B. Burrows, B. E. Edwards, Charles Reynolds, and George H. Yule, and Wisconsin plans to spend 25000 dollars.
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Wisconsin
Mirror Lakes
Lce
Esplanade
Wisconsin Commission
Willard A. van Brunt
George B. Burrows
Madison
B. E. Edwards
Lacrosse
Charles Reynolds
Sturgeon Bay
George Hi. Yule
Kenosha
Buffalo
A Pretty Wedding in City Home
Cloyd V Steinmetz manager of J W Myers grocery married Miss Bessie Snyder at her home south of Wepates at noon on Wednesday May. Rev A Z Thomas of Trinity Lutheran Church officiated in a small gathering of relatives and friends. They will honeymoon in Cleveland and plan a future in town. Dr Thomson Dental lists services and office details with crown and bridge work offered.
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Cloyd V. Steinmetz
J. W. Myers
Bessie Snyder
Wepates
A. Z. Thomas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Steinmetz
Cleveland
Thomson
Dentral
John Taylor's Grocery
Infant dies of pneumonia at Gallon home
The 15 month old daughter of Grant Fornshell, formerly of Wooster, died at home in Gallon on Thursday May 2 at 4 p.m. Burial will be at Gallon. The report lists other local happenings including school events, memorial sermons, public notices, and notices of local residents in nearby towns.
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Grant Fornshell
Wooster
Gallon
Fifth Anniversary at United Presbyterian Church Celebrated
On Tuesday morning members of the United Presbyterian church gathered at the parsonage to mark the fifth anniversary of Dr Campbell's installation as pastor. A piano-box gift was presented to Dr Campbell with praise from the congregation. Dr H A Hart made the presentation speech as the choir prepared a fine dinner by the ladies, enjoyed by all.
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United Presbyterian Church
Campbel
Campbell
H A Hart
Xii
Andrew Bowerseck Civil War veteran dies at 63 near Doylestown
Andrew Bowerseck died at his home near Doylestown at 1 a m Sunday from apoplectic stroke. He served in the 4th Ohio Cavalry, Army of the Cumberland, was captured at Stone River, reenlisted as a veteran, and served through the war. Funeral services were at his residence with G A R rites. interment at Chestnut Hill cemetery.
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Andrew Yowerseck
Doylestown
Ald ‘Army
Wa. Obrier
Bowercock
Andrew Bowercock
Cincinnati
4Th
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Army of the Cumberland
Stone River
Libby
Nashville
Tenn
Chestnut Hill Cemetery
German Baptists Excursion to Cerro Gordo Meeting
Two thousand and fifty four lines? No.>An excursion for 614 German Baptists to Cerro Gordo IN for their annual meeting departs May 7 and returns by June 4. Tickets include return validity until June 3 with 50 cent extension possible at Cerro Gordo joint agent. See Pennsylvania Lines ticket agent for details.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Lincoln
Neb
Baltimore & Ohio
N Anatin
Cerro Gordo
Pemnsylvania
Cerro Grordo
Pennsylvania
Cerro Gonto
Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples in Several Towns
Albert Stauffer and Eldicy Rock of Creston Cloyd Steinmetz and Bessie Snyder of Wooster Frank K Snodgras and Florence M Aker of Dalton Tony Carino and Lottie Repp of West Salem received marriage licenses in a regional issuance.
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Albert Stauffer
Eldicy Rock
Creston
Cloyd
Steinmetz
Bessie Snyder
Wooster
Frank K. Snodgraas
Florence M. Aker
Dalton
Tony Carino
Lottie Repp
Weat Salem
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Mozart Miss Thorne
Miss Wilhelm Scherzoso
Bohkm Fugato
Bohm
Largo Bach
Miss Wilhelm
Barcarolle
Spor
Scherzo
Miss Thorne
Mr. Schwartz
Dvorak
Cesar Cui
Smithville
Caxton Bidg
Chicago
University Notes
Selby Frame Vance
Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Church
J B Oliver
Logan
Bertha McManigal
School of Music
Platte T. Amstutz
Edwin B. Evans
National College Prohibition
State of
Alice Fitch
Jean Alexander
Elenita Allis
Messra Clarence Allce
Charles Alexander
Robert Watt
County Co
Alice Davis
R. F. Chaddock
Lee Wilson
Fred Wine
Elizabeth Peebles
Edith Keck
P T. Amstutz
W H Hoover
O I. Irwin
Buchtel Nine
Jacob Fischer
Fells
J. X. Seateherd
Dafalo
Steinmetz—Snyder
R.C
Lerch
Cunningham
Post
Ladies of G. AR
Wooster High School
John R. McKinney
S.J. Blake
the Post
Charles McClure
R. J. Elaon
G A. R
Sarah Metcalf
Bbreye
Bloomington
Bert Thorne
H. B. Swartz
Deliyar
Canaan
Bedal
Thes
Ashland’s
Burbank
Bogd McConabey
John Schrock
Petit
Peter Musser
Chippewa Top
P.F Ault
Marshallville
Nettie Dunatlao
Mt. Eaton
Mt. Eaton Scheda
New York
Otto Hartell
Orrville
Western Reserve University
Wooater
Fair Grounds
Ohiovie University
Woostar
Thier Grounds
Tickenlo ateHorn e-Nowa-Derot
James M Clark
Massillon
Questa
Glenn
Blocher
Atture
GO & Mower
Downing Block
Martin, Werneler
Mower
Wesseler
Dental Department
University of Pennsylvania
Canton News
Lemourat Saya
J. A Phioney
Thia City
Magilll
Irvile
East Greenville
Weat Brookfield
Andrew Bowerseck
Marnage
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