Wayne County Sunday Schools Elect Delegates to State Convention
The Wayne County Sabbath School Association Executive Committee met at the Orrville Presbyterian Church on Tuesday April 18 and elected delegates to the State Convention in Toledo June 8 9 and 10. Delegates include J P Hutchison Chas Haupert W A Naffziger and others. 1,500 delegates will be entertained in Toledo, Wayne County to provide lodging, meals and breakfast for 20 delegates. Wooster was chosen for the next County Convention in October.
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Wayne County Sabbath School Association
Presbyterian Chaurch
Orrville
Toledo
J. P. Hutchison
Shreve
Chas. Haupert
Wooster
W. A. Naffziger
Reedsburg
Lehman
Madisonburg
Josephine Martin
Frederickaburg
Mr. Allen
T. W. Orr, Esq
R. A. Leisy
Marshallville
Clara Gepford
West Salem
J. Troxell
A. H. Cross
W. B. Porter
Cleveland
Charles Baupert
J. C. Schultz
Mra
RB. J. Smith
M. E. Gordon
Mary E. Gordon
Farmers' Union Meeting Programme at Lattasburg Hall
Programme for the Farmers' Union meeting at Lattasburg town hall on Tuesday evening May 4 1897 covers hog raising fertilization corn culture potato culture poultry raising and related recitations and talks by Lida Painter Verna Swinehart J. W. Troxel Solomon Babb A A Ogden Mra J Swinehart and others with L PIPER as secretary.
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Farmers’ Union
Lattasburg Town Hall
Oliver Frank
Lida Painter
Wm. Thompson
M. B. Painter
A. D. Fetters
W. R. Kamp
Verna Swinehart
J. W. Troxel
Solomon Babb
A. A. Ogden
Wm. Pittenger
J. S. Swinehart
Mra
J. Swinehart
L. Piper
Well Filled Afternoon at Presbyterian Church
The 1st Presbyterian church parlor and social rooms hosted two events from the Wednesday program. The Young Ladies Missionary Society April meeting featured an India talk by Mrs Helen Jeffies Angell absent speaker, plus Ruth Johnson on Freedmen work and Josephine M Barnes on rapid city growth and religion. Evening brought a Senior Y P S E social with crokinole and games, plus cake and sherbet.
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1St Presbyterian Church
Young Ladies Missionary Society
India
Helen Jeffies Angell
Chicago
Ruth Johnson
Josephine M. Barnes
Y. P.S
Gardner Seeks Massillon Hospital Superintendent Post
Dr D S Gardner of Massillon has applied to Governor Bushnell for the Massillon Hospital superintendent role. Backed by top endorsements, he has a strong local reputation, and Wooster and Wayne county residents hope his leadership will aid incurable and curable patients alike. Gardner is a trusted ally of V Bushell, linking prior service at the Iveland Hospital.
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D.S. Gardner
Massillon
Massillon Hospital
Bushnell
Pertinew Ee
Gardner
V. Bushell
Iveland Hospital
Wooster
Stories of the Ranks War Memoir Begins by Ohio Veteran
Frederickstown Ohio area article recounts Comrade James W. Johnson detailing his enlistment in September 1882 with Company D of the 120th regiment V. L. He recalls farewell scenes at Wooster, camp Mansfield, and the march to Massillon and Canton. Johnson describes drills, hunger, and the first campaigns including a foray toward Navarre, the Ohio River crossing, and early field experiences with six mule teams in Covington. He promises to share further battlefield experiences in a later installment.
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Wooster
Co. C
Camp Manfield
102D Regt
Askske Kieffer
Smithville
Mansfield
Canton
Masaillon
Massillon
Emrich
Lieut
Moffett
Jim
Navarre
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Kentucky
Covington
Wooster Preparatory Oratorical Contest Highlights
The Lowell society held its annual Preparatory Department oratorical and declamatory contest in banker chapel on Apr 10 with Brady Doty presiding. Winners included Charles Corbett for declamation and James Henry runner up. Richard Noyes led the orators with Frederick F Richards close behind. Various faculty and community figures judged, attendance was good, and the program noted strong music by Misses Corbett and prepared readings.
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Lowell Society
Bankerchapel
Brady Doty
Hall Young
Ivon Weber
Cramer Bessie M. Thorne
Grattan
Corry
J. M. Ben
Charles A. Corbett
LaFayette Oy
G. P. Lyons
eGaynor
J.C. E. Jacot
Richard V. Noyes
Rederick F. Richards
Plano
Chas, Haupert
Kk. M. Donaldson
W. Z. Bennett
W. W. Criley
Jobn McSweeney
J. Head Branson
O. A. Hills
D. W. Wild
Edward Streeter
C. H. Reynolds
Banks settle suits with D. R. Paige on forged Huntington notes
Warren Ohio April 13 The Western Reserve National Bank of Warren and Farmers National Bank of Canfield accepted terms in suits against D. R. Paige and the John Huntington estate over notes claimed to bear Huntington forged signatures. Banks, with others, receive 20 percent cash and 30 percent in certificates on a New York aqueduct contract.
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Warren
Western Reserve National Bank of
Farmers’ National Bank of
Canfield
D. R. Paige
John Huntington
Huntington
New York
Fraternity affairs and lodge notices from Wooster and vicinity
Fraternity notices report Quinby medal awarded to W C Myers after the Canton Wright drill. Orrville lodge marks the 88th Odd Fellowship anniversary on April 28 with public exercises and a Rev. J. H. Barron address. Wooster Commandery and K T invites from Lodi and Wooster Baptist church discussed. Maccabees and L A T M activities noted with fund drives and social events. A variety of lodge events, dinners, and entertainments spread across Clinton, Doylestown, Leroy, Danville Buckeye City, and nearby towns with meetings and elections planned for May and April.
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W.C. Myers
Canton Wright
Odd Fellowship In America
Orrville Lodge No. 40
Hev. J. H. Barron
Dalton
Dalton Notes Brightening Spring Socials andDeaths
Rev. Mackey of Wooster preached at the U P church and Miss Luanna Scott returned from Ft Wayne. A child of Mr and Mrs Zach Clark died of diphtheria. Frank Rich will entertain at the G A R hall Friday and Saturday. Mrs Fletcher and Mrs Norris visit their mother Mrs Snyder. Rev and Mrs Mecklin welcomed a daughter last Wednesday. The band serenaded local businesses. John Laghinbahl sold his stock to AOD Moser who will take the Gardiner property west of the hotel. loTa
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Mackey
Wooster
Allegheny Theological Seminary
U.P
Luanna Scott
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Zach Clark
Frank Rich
G. A. R. Hall
Mary Fletcher
Norris
Logansport Ind
Snyder
Mecklin
John Laghinbahl
AOD
Saturday Night Search Ends with Sunday Morning Discovery
The body of Mrs. Catharine Clase was found on Philip Sidle’s farm after a long Friday night search by neighbors. She wandered from the path and died of heart failure in rain, with funeral held at Openell Church under Rev. B. J. Brown. A new slate roof was added to Seville Baptist parsonage with other improvements.
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Catharine Clase
Philip Sidle
Class
William McFarland
Martin
McFarland’s
Mrs. Martin
Openell
Ta¢aday
B. J. Brown
Deaths and relocations touch Wayne Township and Canton
William Noggle of Wayne township near Madisonburg is found dead in bed likely from heart trouble at about 80. Carrie Satile’s Canton move brings news of her mother Mrs Geo Suttle’s sudden heart related death during a move. Noggle’s remains rest in Wayne Church burial ground after interment in Wooster.
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William Noggle
Wayne Township
Madisonburg
Carrie Satile
Sterling
Canton
Geo. Suttle
Golden Gorpers
General Passenger Agent Rates of Fare and Tickets
General Kacager of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania outlines fare rates through tickets and regochecks. He directs inquiries to any division of the Dannavingnia Lines Bey for running information and further details.
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Kacager
Pittssuxen
Tine Garda
Ticketa
Dannavingnia
Wooster Branch Trains Schedule Fragment
All trains on Wooster Branch daily except AS O SCTLL Bundy GP A Baltimore Md. LALLEN AGP ena Ti Killing een at Wooster.
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Wooster
AS. O. Sctll
Bundy
G P
Baltimore
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