Prohibition County Convention Nominates Local Ticket
Wayné county Prohibitionists met at Guy Opera House to nominate a county ticket. Officers named were Rav J. N. Kieffer as chair and Prof. W. W. Wallace as secretary. Nominations set Harry Baker for Representative David E. Foltz for Commissioner John B. Notentein for Infirmary Director. Petitions to place the ticket on the ballot were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayné County
Guy-Opera House
Rav J. N. Kieffer
W. W. Wallace
W W. Wallace
Plain
J. P. Hutchinson
Shrevg
D. H. Harter
Smithville
J. P. Hutchison
Bhreve
G. Gill
Geo. Hartel
I. N. Kieffer
Wooster
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Party
Haskell-Harris
Orecative
Anti-Baloon League
Revs. Hutchison
Woodard
Shreve
Anti- Saloon League
Harry 8. Baker
David E. Foltz
Clinton
John B. Notentein
Canaan
Spring term ends as teachers named for next year
Misa Della Nixon visits her sister in Apple, the spring term ends next week. Next year’s teachers include Prof. Everett, Prof. W. G. Patterson, and Migs Clara Navebaum. Sabbath School convention at the Reformed church, led by R. G. Merriman, drew a large crowd with Rev. Watera, Rev. Barron, and local church members contributing. New officers elected: president O. T. Wianer, vice president L. R. Bowman, treasurer Frank Beazell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Della Nixon
Mrg
Toledo
Prof
Everett
W. G. Patterson
Migs Clara Navebaum
Reformed Church
R. G. Merriman
East Unio Township
Watera
Fredericksburg
Barron
Dalton
Hacket
Wolbaugh
Scarborough
Mando Mun-da Orr
Wolbaugh, Jr
Misa Alice Koons
O. T.wianer
L. R. Bowman
Frank Beazell
Relief for India Sufferers Sent From Overton Area
A dispatch from Overton reports two cars carrying about 32 tons of grain, eleven to twelve bushels of corn and seven bushels of wheat were shipped with free transport by B and O. Contributions totaled 30.28 dollars, with expenses of 31.65 dollars for corn sacks shelling and printing. Local schools and residents donated generously and a second car was prepared on May 14 for the relief effort. G Hantzer is coordinating further contributions and forwarding receipts to the Christian Herald.
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Lief
India
Ararton-consigned
Hflat Herald
New York
Smith & Ropp
Overton
Chester Township
Congress
Wayne
Lutheran School of New
Christian Herald
G. Hantzer
Dom
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Merchants
Stands at the Head. Aug J Bogel a leading druggist of Shraveport La says the cure for his cough is Dr King’s Now Discovery. J F OsmpSell of Safford Ariz writes the remedy never fails and is a sure cure for consumption. Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds is not an experiment after a quarter century at the head. Free trials at Laubach Boyd’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bogel
Shraveport la
Pleasant Home notices and local meetings update
Pleasant Home community items report wet weather corn prospects and a June Pleasant Home Sunday School Union picnic. Congress township plans badges for June 3 Wooster dedication with a May 20 badge sale at township post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Home Sunday School Union
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad in Herald
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as cure-all for bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands corns and skin eruptions. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 26 cents per box. Sold by Lavsacz and Born, subscribe for the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavsacz & Born
Keeney silver medal contest postponed by weather
Golden Corners notes from Wayne Church and Madisonburg events. Keeney family reunion held May 22 at Thos Keeney home with fine roads and spirits. Memorial Day service planned May 31 with marching, songs, speeches and flowers for soldiers graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeney
Wayne Church
John Fraizer
Mama Fraizer
Elliott
Madisonburg
Thos
Bea
F. E. Barnes
C. W. Frazier
I. N. Winter
Mac Gingery
Ida Fletcher
Calvin Armstrong
Minor Local Notes on Church, Marriage, Business, and Death
Brief items report preaching schedules by Rev W W Orsley D D and Elder Price, minor frost milder in areas, a May 30 1897 church service at 250 pm. D E Livengood and Emma Silgh wed May 25 1897 at Rev I N Kieffer’s Blooming ton home. O D Smith buys J S Elliott coal firm stake. Elliott shifts to hay baling. P O Givlsen named postmaster candidate for Wooster. others mentioned. Samuel Ewing aged 70 years 7 months 8 days died in Congres two. funeral Thursday 9:30 am Wooster Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Youngstown
Church of God
Southat
D. E. Livengood
Mist Emma Silgh
I. N. Kieffer
Bloomington
O. D. Smith
J. 8. Elliott
Elliott & Smith
Elliott
Baling Hay
Republican County Executive Committee
P. O. Qglvsen
Wooster
Inia
Samuel Ewing
Congres
Wooster Ceasstery
Memorial Day Observed in Woostor Under G A R Auspices
Memorial Day services held in Wooster under Given Post G A R and Woman's Relief Corps with Col C V Hard as President of the Day. Procession forms at 1 50 p m on North Market and North streets, Cemetery ceremonies follow at Cenotaph with band, readings of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, memorial address by Rev C V Northrop, and decorations of soldiers graves.
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Given Post
Wooster
Given Poat
Relief Gorpa
V. Hard
Arry McClarran
C. Y. Northrop
Baguet Church
H. A. Hart
Richard Eleon
R. T. Bechtel
WW. O. Myers
Harry Taggart
Oxdaxerarros
Warcti
North Market
North Streets
Potg. A. RB
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Miss
Ida Hough
Vocal Society
Odette
Post
Central Plaza
John R. McKinney
E. M. Beck
Col C. V Hard
Lincoln
Gettysburg
J. R. McKinney
Miss Ida Hough
Personal Paragraphs From The Local Community
D W McConnell shows improving health progress. Capt H Kenko attends the Presbyterian General Assembly in Winans Indiana. Assistant General Passenger Agent Kigaball of the Pennsylvania Lines visits the city on Tuesday. Dr Tsaish Lawrence of Chicago visits his father John A Lawrence west of the city who is recovering. N Simons of Albany Wisconsin visits his father in law John Billman northeast of the city. Rev H Davidson editor of the Evangelical Visitor Abilene Kansas visits his daughter Mrs O B Yoder at the Yoder House on Monday and Tuesday. Walter Warren, recently recovered from fever, suffered a relapse but now appears to be on the road to recovery. W W Bolt and Miss Jean Tracy accompany Rev I N Kieffer to Trinity Lutheran church in Franklin, two lent half of the cause of missions.
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Kigaball
Pennsylvania Lines
Tsaish Lawrence
Chicago
John A. Lawrence
If N. Simons, Esq
Albany
Wis
John Billman
Rev. H. Davidson
Evangelical Visitor
Ab?ine
Kansas
O. B. Yoder
Yoder House
Walter Warren
W. W. Bolt
Mies Jean Tracy
I. N Kieffer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Franklin Two
Yoder
Karl
Miss Bowman
Wooster
Al-Brenneman
Messra Buchanan
Blattenburg
J. W. Meech
Bryan
Wilford
Boloman Plank
Columbiana Co
Delbert E. Shumway
Medina
Minas Baby May Bheldon
West Richfield
Summit Co
Rev
Johnson
Wedagaday
Mra. Cordie
Fara
Miga
Abraham Deneke
Grant Muller
Smithville
McIntire
Orrville
Ohio Farmer's
Cochiel
Z Yoder
Peru
Ind
J. F. Smith
Lutheran Church
Samuel D. Bucher
Mechanicsburg
Samuel Io
Bocher
Wayne Tp
Ben Hoover
Georgetown
Drescher
A .K. Eberly
Texas
Wichita
Kas
Jobn Funk
M D Kimmell
Gelwicka
Local Notables and Arrivals Highlight Week in Smitavicle
Will Patterson and Geo Peters of Applecreek attended last Thursday gatherings. Solomon King visited Zar and Bolivar in Tuscarawas Co. Geo Blaybaugh of Akron toured town urging a new building job opposite the post office. Will Waleh returns home to oversee a grain elevator project in Cleveland. Grandma Yoder, mother of Henry Yoder, died Tuesday near Orrville road. funeral set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Patterson
Geo. Peters
Applecreek
Geo. Blaybaugh
Akron
P. O
Will Waleh
Cleveland
Grandma Yoder
Henry Yoder
Orrville Road
Dedication Day Plans for Ohio Experiment Farm
Arrangements finalize for a large Wooster dedication on the third of June. Governor Bushnell will arrive at 10 22 a m with escort to the Archer House. A parade with the Eighth Regiment Band and township delegations will lead to the Ohio State Experiment Farm for program and addresses.
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Wooster
Ohio
Bushnell
Eighth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
F. C. Bryan
Archer House
Bia Ataff
Beall Avenue
Bowman
Weston Bowman
Ohio State Experiment Farm
Market Street
Experiment Farm
Wesleyan
Ana
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Washington
D. R. Lazenby
Columbus
The
A. C. Trne
United States Department of Agriculture
Electric Bitters touted as seasonal tonic and remedy
The advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a year round medicine A tonic and alterative for languor liver torpor and general malaise It claims to avert fever and cure malaria related symptoms including headache indigestion and constipation available at Latbach and Boyd a drug store for 60 cents or 1.00 per bottle.
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Latbach & Boyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prohibition County Convention
the County Ticket
Appleoreer
India Relief
Fair Haven
Congress Township
Mr. Berkeley
Ashland
D. B. Good
Henry Gecriat
Hiram Warner
P. J. Brown
Osl Harbaugh
John Ickes
Harbaugh
Will Shank
Koeber
David Worat
Bucklen
the Herald
Dr. Miller of
Doylestown
J. G Black
Herald Office
N. E
Canaan May Slat
M. E
Martial Band
Balute
Sons of Vetérana
Mise-Mallie-Bluts
Rosa Bixler
Marion Smith
H. A. Dowling
Charles T. Darrah
D. E. Bowers
W. W. Orsley
Cenetery
Cenotaph
Speaeres
D. W. McConnell
Capt. H. Kenko
Winans
Presbyterian General Assembly
Smitaviclle
Solomon King
Zar
Bolivar
Tuscarawaa Co
Hab Waltere
Gideon Yoder
Ol Matteson
Seville
Bummer
Jane
Rittman
Chris Zimmerman
Mra.Drgecher
B. Eason
Ois
Tuseday
Prenin
West Larwill
East Larwill
North Mareket
Chester Two
North Maret
Milton
Forth
Greene
Bould Dide
East Larwell
West
McClellan Alley
Baughman
Eaat North
Franklin
County Building
East Union
Downing Block
TUR
Electric Bitters
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