Local notices and events fill Wooster paper
A record of births marriages divorces injuries and incidents. property transfers. a fire at a hearse house. pensions granted. road franchise talks. court actions. and community notices from Orrville Shreve and surrounding towns. Highlights include a $1500 property sale, a fire loss of about $1200, several marriages and deaths, and railway expansion talks.
New Students and Faculty News from Wooster College
New students entered Monday with more classes formed. Two football victories improved the week, Mt. Union 28 0 and Massillon ex high 17 0. Lectures and missionary reports include Prof J G Black on Among the Selkirks and Rev Henry Forman delivering sermons.
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Anita Boyce
Arenty
Dpittaburz
Ather
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
C. E. Shomo
Pennsylvania
J. G. Black
Selkirks
Coshocton County
Henry Forman
Fateghar
India
Memorial Chapel
Wooster
Hugh Forman
Mt. Union
Alliance
Massillon
Oberlin
Mingo Junction
Ada Allen
William Metzger
New Philadelhia
Roy Hartman
Cedar Wal
Pension Raise Granted to Samual Ullman in Orrville
An increase of pension to ten dollars per month has been granted to Samual Ullman of Orrville, reflecting updated support for his living expenses.
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Charles Modnany
Norman Chafis
Neal Hardy
Themag. Reed
Frank W. Barrett
J F Barrett
Bridgeport
Wooster
Samual Ullman
Orrville
Case settled with small fine for mall misuse
Walter Robison faced a court over alleged mall misuse and agreed to a nominal fine. He maintained innocence but lacked funds to contest the matter, and after learning a nominal fine would likely be remitted, he traveled to Cleveland where the court acknowledged a technical violation and disposed of the case.
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Walter Robison
Theory and Practice in History and Geography Class
A reader recounts a school exercise with questions on stimulants to thinking memory and the U S Constitution. The piece shifts to geography quizzes and ends with Mrs. Calbetter's tale of a possum in her Doylestown home causing damage before its demise.
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Raymond Fisher
W. Larwill Street
Janes Sigler
Frank Sigler
N. Grant At
Massillon
Orere
Apple Crop Prospects and Regional Variations Across States
Dr Elder notes the U.S. apple crop this year ranges from 8 to 10 million barrels with about a third unsuited for shipment. Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and Arkansas lead heavy crops while Southern Ohio, West Virginia, and Virginia report short yields. The East sees better fruit quality than average, but much will waste due to limited staying qualities and high coal costs affecting evaporation. Foreign demand remains strong as Liverpool prices may drop. roughly 200000 barrels were shipped to Liverpool from New York last week and Canada plans export with some fruit staying in the U.S. due to duties.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Qohio
West Virginia
Virginia
New England
Liverpool
New York City
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