Century Club Banquet Toasts Mark Progress In Arts Science Religion
The Century Club held its annual banquet May 28 in the First Presbyterian Church parlors with toastmaster Rev J O Campbell and themes on science art journalism religion and prophecy. Members listed include W Z Bennett H A Mowery J G Black S E Neikirk A W Blackburn W T Peckinpaugh and many others. Papers and readers covered electric waves bird study evolution of the American church modern newspapers and opinions on public roads and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
First Presbyterian Church
J O. Campbell
A. D. Selby
H D. Stauffer
E. C Dix
Wom
P. Kean
S. M. Glenn
F. N Hickok
HD. Stauffer
John A. Gann
Swartz
Charles Hanert
BE. Thorne
E N. Hickok
R.N. Warren
P. S. Thiig
Js Webster
W F Kean
J T Wisner
Lowry. Bane
W Z. Bennett
G. Black
Business Age
A. Blackburg
W T Peckinpaugh
A. Gano
A. Dix Soyme
L. R. Critchfield
E.C Dix
May Festival and Progressive Farmers' meeting at Armory
Despite bad weather the Military Carnival and May Festival under Co. D drew crowds on Monday and Tuesday. Veterans drill winner JR McKinney and Private Harvey Jol Uff led events. Music by Wooster Cuy Band. Progressive Farmers' Association met at Ezry Lytle home with 90+ participants and a dinner May 23. Activities included readings, recitations, kitchen wood join discussion, and Dr. J O Campbell talk on farm life. Next meeting at the experimental farm.
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Co. D
Hauport
Lucy Saybolt
Fanny Liggett
JR McKinney
Harvey Jol Uff
Co. D. Music
Wooster Cuy Band
Ezry Lytle
John Hoelzel
Theodore Munchenich
Cloyd Foust
J. A. Branson
U. P
Miss Groh
Alice McQuigg
John Taggart
Lucy Stitt
Ezra Lytle
M. M. Fowler
Ezra
J. O. Campbell
Farmers’ Institute
Warren Lytle
Ohio State Sunday School Convention at Chillicothe
The forty second annual Ohio State Sunday School Association convention will be held in Chillicothe next week with three daily sessions and a special primary Worktrap session. Prof P B Billhorn leads music with a local chorus, joined by Rev Henry A Bomberger and Mrs Mary Foster Bryner as foreign helpers. About 1000 delegates and several hundred visitors expected. reduced railroad rates offered for Ohio travelers. Address Joseph Clark Columbus for details. The Eye Specialist Dr Frederik Pratt visits Yoder House in Pasore Fridays 8 am to p.m. Smithville Normal Commencement noted.
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Ohio State Sunday School Association
Chillicothe. I
P. B Billhorn
Chicago
Henry A. Bomberger
Philadelphia
Mary Foster Bryner
Commencement Exercises at Smithville Normal School
The commencement program at Smithville Normal School will be held in Normal hall on Friday evening June 7. Rev Mr E Norwick of Woooter 1 will preach the baccalaureate on Sunday afternoon June 2. The program includes orchestral pieces and multiple student performances followed by the diploma presentation by President Bathert.
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Bacestsureaty Nermon
Smithville Normal School
E. Norwick
Woooter
Qohboras
Oratlion
Pink Skelvinos
Idea Almeda Awangar
Smithvilla
Oratloo
Akron
Vocesdato
J M. Ebaery
Arton
Clarabell Derr
Smihhville
Male Qiartete
Olaue Aidreca
Oban
Krictioauw
Canton
Therlt
A “i
Wid
Lakaelde Park
Itda
Walter Blandford
Bever Falls
Tre Moore
Thia Ony
Hoon
O WU
Leroy Snyder
Jacob Snyder
Wooster
Mian
Alice Hamilton
Acreag
Snyder
Wooster-Denieon
City Opera House
Weather and local notices from Applecreek district
Weather reports warn of more wet cool days with no floods like the past. Dr Ross Jameson is recovering from scarlet fever, his wife a nurse has avoided it so far. Scarlet fever is widespread among children. many homes with kids show illness. Mr Zarloga of Canton bought the Worley property. The Presbyterians plan a children day exercise next Sunday evening. The soldiers memorial sermon was preached last Sabbath by Dr G S Heckett. Decoration exercises at the Reform church Thursday at one. then process to cemeteries for decoration. School and Boxwell commencement exercises to be held at the Presbyterian church next Saturday. Commencement programs printed at the Hrxacp office.
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Waaboute
Ross Jamesons
Zarloga
Canton
Worley
D.b Orowby
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Presbyteriana
Mf E
G. 8. Heckett
Ceaela
Reform
Boxwell
Pra@sicien
Apple Creek High
Echou
Presbyterian Church
Edward QO. Edgell
Cleveland Bloscar
Baet Uuin
Ernle Hackett
Verna Hackett
Nora Reinhart
Iva Mackey
William Ootterman
Robert Klein
Homer Hoover
Emer Ober
Daily Journal
Beaumont
Texas
American Oil Company
A. A. Geitgey
Wooster
Anglo-American Oil Company
Basia
Thie Lsompan
Gladys Field
James N Huston
U. S
A. Geitzey
City Bond Case Amended Answer Filed in Cleveland
Eastern Trust and Banking Company sues the City of Wooster over bond use. An amended answer sworn by N McKinony and prepared in Wooster argues bonds were issued for one purpose but used for another. It cites Wayne County Circuit Court injunction preventing bond payments and asserts the decision remains in full force.
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Eastern Trust & Banking Cp
Wayne Connoty Circuit Court
Canaan notices and upcoming events in late May
Local notices include a cancer patient update for Frank Hornington and wife, a Allaman family reunion set for Madisonburg at Levi Allaman's home on Thursday, and a Children’s Day service by the Presbyterian Sabbath School on June 2. Also mentions visits, guests, Decoration Day travel deals with A and W Ry and Pennsylvania Lines for home seekers with several excursion dates and farm information available.
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Allaman
Madisonburg
Levi Allaman
Jone
Presbyterian
Blanche Haneneten
Friendeville
Jane Kintoer
Burbank
Gueet
Canaan
Mia
Minnie West
Mies Apple Brenker
Geo. Taubart
Cleveland
Jury commission to oversee Memorial Day services noted
The article lists multiple civic items including the jury commission’s Monday duties, a continuing forgery case for Fred Blair, a reported diphtheria case to the families of Ouse, Jacobs and Henry, and the foundation walls of a new school building in the second ward. Other items mention a Wooster-Denison debate, a baptism of local fairs, and upcoming commencements at Apple Creek and Wooster.
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John McSweener
Will Dalivar
Fred Blair
Dlobtheria Fe
Ouse
Jacobs
Henry al
Second Ward
Election of Officers by City Board of Equalization
The city board of Equalization met on May 27 and elected officers: President Emil Podlich Clerk Goerry Marshall Messenger Lloyd Trapes. Board members include Joseph A. Bchuch Emil Podlich Fred Kraure Henry Marshall W R France and John Taylor. Also an ad seeks trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise for an old established house, with payment details and return envelope requests.
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City Board of Equalization
Presdent
Emil Podlich
Goerry Marshall
Lloyd Trapes
Joseph A. Bchuch
Fred Kraure
Henry Marshall
W R. France
John Taylor
Caxton Sldg
Chicago
Valuation Discussion for P., Ft. W. & O. Through Ohio
County auditors met at Gagton to appraise rolling stock tracks and structures for the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Ohio railroad. Increases included rolling stock to 7500 per mile and main track to 28001 per mile, with total state valuation listed at 11,653,010 and company increases totaling 50,890.
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Ohio
Gagton
Reed
Peckinpaugh
O. Wayne
Moneva
Batveg
Alliance and
Orestine
W. R. McKay
Tig State Fe
Agents Wanted for Churn Sales in Townships
Advertisement seeks active agents in each township to sell a churn product. Describes churns made by a real dairy and promises quick batter quality. Address: James W Wilson, Wooster, Ohio.
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James W Wilson
Wooster
Eagles at the Pan American Exposition Exhibit
The Ethnology and Archeology Building at Buffalo near completion will feature striking sculptures. Eight of the sixteen panels will display gigantic figures of eagles and lions as part of the decorative program.
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Bofalo
Giant staff sculptures dominate new dome buildings display
The Service Building of the domes features colossal staff sculptures, including a nearly 10 foot eagle model using about 10,000 pounds of clay and expected to weigh two tons when cast. A Pan American education drive engages teachers and pupils to write essays on the exposition's aims and world commerce impact, mirroring a successful Paris Exposition plan.
West Indies natives to attend Pan American Exposition
Louis B H Ayme United States Consul to Guadeloupe says that in the West Indies the Pan American Expositions are seen as far more important than the 1876 Centennial Exposition and that hundreds of natives are preparing to come to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis BH. Ayme
United States
Guadeloupe
West Indies
Memorial Sabbath Services At City Opera House
Memorial Sabbath services were held Sunday at the City Opera House with Rev N W Lowry delivering a sermon on the theme Without a shedding of blood is no remission The program included readings by local clergy choral pieces by the University choir and a prayerful benediction by Rev J O Campbell Photographs were offered for sale at ten cents a dozen along with cabinet photos and other mementos
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Oty Opera House
G. A Xktuon
R U
Ua R
Curote
N. W. Lowry
H D. Kraeffer
J H
M. BE
J B. Oliver
H W. Lowry
J. 0
Excursions via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Advertises summer resort getaways served by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Details Moat Dolightful summer retreat at Dear Park Md with modern amenities and mountain breezes, open June 22 to Sept 30, plus Winona Lake Indiana as an assembly and summer school destination. Notes excursion and season ticket sales via Pennsylvania Lines and agent addresses.
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Ayer
Tosquitos
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Reoma
Sergio- Abnapolin Naval Academy Band
E. Barwell
Care
Jaeon City Hotel
Cumberland Md
Door Park
Garratt Co
Winona Lake
Ind
Pennsylvania
Winona Assembly
Bummer School
Penonyvania
Winona
C Dickey
Pervania Linea
Orton van Dusen
Plulsburg
Excursion Tickets Sold to St Paul for Military Burgeons
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad announces sale of excursion tickets from west of the Ohio River to St Paul on May 26 27 29 30 and June 1 2. Round trip fare is one fare plus 200 with return validity until June 11 extended to July 16 upon deposit and 50 cent payment. Contact local ticket agents or B N Austin Chicago for details.
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Baltimore & Oo Railroad Company
Ocal
Ohio River
St. Paul, Mine
Miitary Burgeona
American Academy of Medicine
American Medical Association
Addree
Baltimore & Chile
B N Austin
Chicago
Ill
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Manly Rice
America
Neikirk
Progressive Farmers’ Association
Frederik Pratt
Yoder
Olico
Smithvile
Applecreek
Hrxacp
Frank Hornington
Wadsworth
Suna
Theodore Darrah
Wome
Pennnsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Clark Brown
Applecrack
Peter Fox
Taesday
Pal
Opera Hollow
Wayne Co
Orrreapondents
Picule ‘Association
Sca
Lake Jones
Mt. Clemen
Willard Farewel
Gimnasium
Mies Blanch
Ling
Kauke Onapel
Ated
Ty Misa
Zoe Ine
Waterbury
Gann
Mies Francis Glenn
Prof
Gov. Schwarz
Mt Union Wil P
Tennia Witl Woorteur
Taunie Courteen
Wayoster
Mies Carrie Schaal
Boris
Gayer'a Grapey
Mra
Mary Staford
Creaton ‘Iled
Fanersl
Rev
Syare
Mf. E
Congress Two
Jane
Cotgruas
Argnator Garver
Dwight Barnard
Mand Gondbarlea
Jeteer
Jetin Baker
G. J Kreiger
Midland Drugg
Albert Mowery
J. F Streck
EF Smith
Frederick Tickner
Miscaddie Ellott
Mary Fisher
J Fi Weber
Sidney Daily Newa
George He
Alice R. Ma'Geld
Joseph EK
Richey
Marsaville
George Avery Hatfield
Richay Fa
George Rafiald
W & CR
Basaya
Buffalo
pubUc
Schegis
Paria
Niagara Falls
New York
Cleveland, Alron & Colombus Railway
Columbus
SEBO
Cambridge
Pnir
Chieta
Jamesto Na Lake
Buffal Brie
Uies
Buffalo Express
Pan-American Express
Huffaro
Drevsland
Akron & Columbus - Alway
Ponssylvants
Fins Music
Rey H. W. Lowry
Battoos
Gam
Dear Park
Deer Park
Moat
St. Paul
Mine
Chas. L. Pettis & Co
Duans Street
L. R Orstehfeld, Sr
L B Orstehfeld, J
T Ofics
Quinte
Aie Fide Znbberaars
Leather
the Herald Printing Co
Osters
John
Adair
Wayne County National Bank
Soros
Wayne County
West Liberty Street
wWiler
Court House
J. W. Myers
the Grocer
Liberty St
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