Synod of Ohio Acts on Wooster University
The Presbyterian Synod of Ohio met in East Liverpool and examined Wooster University matters. It commends the faculty's work, notes growth in enrollment and post graduate study, and approves control of student theatricals by the faculty while urging church support and debt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
East Liverpool
Hyrrace
University of Wooster
Synod of Ohio
Syndd
Wooster
Israel
Scovel
Bynod
Hoover Cottage
General Assembly
Judge Robinson
Board of Trustees
Pittsburg
Board of Aid For
Colleges and Wooster
Hig
John G. Peeples
Portsmouth
David Tappan
Wooster University
Cbriatian College
Atcour
John H. Kauko
A. A. E. Taylor
Oscar A. Hills
D.D
David
Tappan
D. D
Samuel J. McMahon
Thomas
A. M
John S. Helwig
John
McClarran
F. B. Pearson
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed by True Remedy Editor
In Tiskilwa the True Remedy editor lauds Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs. He claims it surpasses other remedies, offering a guaranteed cure with a long proven record and has trial bottles free at Laubach and Boyd’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa
Uave
Dr. King
Prohibition Candidate Dr Holliday Visits Wooster
Dr J O Holliday of Zanesville the Prohibition candidate for Ohio Governor spoke on Public Square Wooster last Saturday. A split meeting with Populists kept attendance modest as both sides shared the hour. He urged moral politics and warned of liquor’s social costs while praising Wooster as a university trustee and praising his platform’s reform stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J O. Holliday
Zanesville
Ohio
Public Square
Popaliata
Wisner
Prohibition Executive Committee
Speakera
Holliday
Dr. Holliday
Ihe
Wooster
University of Wooster
Kauke Chapel
Dr Holliday
Letter List No 42 Claims at Wooster Post Office
Post office notice lists unclaimed letters dated May 18 1897 at Wooster. Names include Miss Ella Holmes Miss Emma Wirth Monia Black E Davis W R Hopkins Chas L Rood and others. Call for advertised letters and refer to hat number J F Mancuann P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monia Black
E. Davis
W. R. Hopkins
Same Mathers
Chas
L. Rood
J. F. Mancuann
P.M
City Council Opines on Sewer, Bridges and Death of Officer
The Wooster city council with nine members present discussed delaying a North Buckeye street sewer project to next spring and instructed the city clerk to notify Downing and Bixler to repair pavement or city will charge the costs to their property. Street repairs on bridges over Christmas Run and Madison avenue were ordered with oak plank for safety. A new bridge approach on West Bowman street was reviewed and referred to the Street Committee. Bridge tax collection was referred to the city solicitor and finance committees. The council also mourned Archibald H. Dicey, deputy city marshal, and adopted resolutions of sympathy. The ordinance to pay bills was passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaring
Absemty
John A. Smith
Mitatea
Weston T. Packinpaugh
Rhodes
Buckeye Street
Bowman
Spring Street
Mesara
Downing
Bixler
Bealf Avenue
George Stark
Christmas Run
Madison Avenue
Lee
Bowman Street
Zimmerman
Lea
County Commission
Robert L. Adair
Columbus Avenue
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for bruises and skin eruptions
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertises a remedy for bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by Larnaca & Born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larnaca & Born
Musical entertainment by Lyric Ladies of Chicago praised
University program announces an October 30 show featuring The Lyric Ladies of Chicago, hailed as the finest lady quartet. Tickets are 50 cents, with the committee noting the act as both delight and musical education and contrasting it with pricier city performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalley Grand Concert Company
Lyric Ladies of Chicago
Death notices recount Wooster losses and veterans
The page lists several obituaries and deaths from October 18, 1807 and 1897, including John W. Beets a Honeytown millwright and veteran, Archibald Dice Wooster police officer, Mrs Vinnie Eichar Hall wife of John C Hall and three children, Peter Spangler Wayne township pioneer, and Ida May Breneman of near Burbank. Each entry notes age, origin, service, and funeral details where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeytown
John W. Beets
Pennsylvania
Co. A
Volanteers
Ohio
Illlealth
Wooster
Archibald
South Beyerst
Hia
Mr. Dice
Wooater
O V. I
Chancellorsville
Glyen Postg
Anay
Vinnie Eichar Hall
John C. Hall
Joseph Eicher
Husaband
Glen
Dale
Robert
Oak Hill Cemetery
Wayne Township
Peter Spangler
Spangler
Jefferson
Plato Township
Burbank
Ida May
Curtiss Brenneman
Air
Birs
Kenna
Free Pills and Prohibition Meeting Announced
Free sample boxes of Dr King s New Life Pills offered by mail through H E Bucklen Co Chicago. Pills advertised for constipation malaria and liver troubles with vegetable formula. Prohibition meeting set for Friday evening October 22 1897 at Jefferson Schoolhouse addressed by Mahlon Rouch of Wooster and Harvey S Baker of Reedsburg. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Laubach & Boyd
Jefferson School House
Mahlon Rouch
Wooster
Harvey 8. Baker
Reedsburg
Personal Paragraphs From Wooster and Nearby Visits
A compilation of social notes from Wooster and surrounding areas. Mentions Grace Gaunt visiting Pittaburg, Myera traveling to Duluth for business, J P Van Nest called to Mansfield for a fire loss adjustment, and numerous visits by Rev Hiram Sears, Mrs Capt H L Kubns, Mrs Fred Hartzell, and others. Includes teachers at Tri County Institute in Lodi and inspections at the Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gaunt
Pittaburg
Myera
Duluth
Minn
J P. van Nest
Mansfield
J. J. Sullivan
Cleveland
John Hoelzell
Mre. Welty
Wilkinaburg
A. Mias Evangeline Broce Ia
O. F. Dayidaon
Bluffton
Ind
Hiram Sears
Wooster
Seaman’s Friend Society
H. L. Kubns
Fred Hartzell
Canton
Kienda
Will Carr
Bride
Topeka
Kansas
L.C. Carr
Bloomington
Anna Greater
Sarah Feamen
Washington D. H
J. G. Madge
Carrollton
J. B Taylor
Misa Mabal McElroy
Volant
Thomas Everly
Holmesville
Everly
O. A. Hilla
Cincinnati
Ed. R. Hilla
Tri-County Teachers’ Institute
Lodi
Haupert
Lara B. Kean
Lucy Baybolt
Jennie L. Warner
Anna E. Hurat
Sara E. Whitmore
H. Ellis
Springboro
Gol
J. W. Robinson
Rockaway
Hor
R. H Warden
Board of Control
Herald
Court House Doings and Divorces in Civil Terms
Judge Maxwell presided with jury present as Thomas Brown v Bell Brothers was decided for the defendants. Divorces granted to Louisa Mulvehill and Louina Levers with custody and alimony provisions. Court moved to Nillersburg and Wooster for further sessions. notices include land appraisals in Plain and East Union townships with dates in 1807 and 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Seenson
Thomas Brown
Bell Brothers
Ralston B. Brown
Clinton Township
Ontchfeld & Orltechfeld
McClure & Basyner
Louisa Mulvehill
Henry Mulvehill
Louisa Flaber
Louina Levers
William Levers
Nillersburg
Taggart
Wooster
Taday
Isaac Johnson
Lasignes
William Harrison
Pauline Sisher
Samuel Blaker
Paint Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
University of Woostern Theatricalg
Ella Holmes
Emma Wirth
the City Council
Lémbel Jeffties
Archibald H. Dicey
Wall
Jeffries
Peckinpaugh
Conneil
Archibald H. Dice
Billa
Bucklen
University —tectors—Courss
the Lyric Ladies OF Chicago
Reaper
Il. D. Fleming
Dana
Boston “University
M. B. Hazeltine
Prescott
Arizona
Misa Anes Oriley
Mary'a
Howard L. Bair
Pocatello
Idaho
Pelty
Court House
Court OF Common Pleas
Bherife
W. H. Asidle
Daniel F. Binkley
Plain Township
James GB. Taylor
Jacob Arnold
East Union Township
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