Snell Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Infidelity
H S Snell, a well known traveling man, filed a divorce petition late Saturday through Weygand and Weiser Tha. The filing accuses his wife of infidelity and names two co respondents with others living in Wooster and Wayne county. The plaintiff withholds names for the moment to avoid family trouble but will reveal them at trial if required by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biram S. Snell
Weygand & Weiser
Sar Rep Oeet
Snell
Sneil
Wooster
Wayne County
Cate
Filma
Sivek
Mutehio
Che
Ufe
Hutchis
Creot
Hutchin
Temz
Sue
U States
Reese RV
Third Grade Program Delights Visitors at South Walnut
On Tuesday afternoon the third grade at South Walnut street school hosted a large audience of visitors. The program featured readings and songs including Psalm 24, a recitation A Boy's Plea by Harlan Hauenstein, and Florence Bucher reciting A Prodigy. Walter Bash presented The Bumblebee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Walnut Street
Harlan Hauenstein
Florence Bucher
Walter Bash
School Recital Program With Varied Songs And Dialogues
A fragment lists pupils and titles for a school program including Little Red Cap The Bootblack The Call of Spring April Sun Showers and Staged dialogues like Pussy Willow and Dolls Hospital among six girls and eleven boys performing recitations songs and group acts marking a lively school day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Miller
Minnie Kautz
Hazel Kurtz
Ams _Saurers
Geo. Bloxhai
Ty Wiggins
Pussy Willow
Harriet Read
Chas. Brown
Emily Reid
Haiawatha
Geo. Lkttler
Mary
Raymond Sidle
Lark School
Dolls
Robert of Lincoln
Signal Honors for Rev W B Chancellor in Kansas City Presbytery
The Kansas City Presbytery in Sedalia honored Rev W B Chancellor pastor of the local Presbyterian church. He was named a commissioner to the general assembly meeting at Winona Lake Ind May 18 1905 for ten days and became the first permanent clerk of the presbytery, replacing Dr John B Miller who has served as state clerk for nearly eighteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Hill
Missouri
W.B. Chancellor
Bertha Ellsperman
Presbytery
Kansas City
Sedalia
W. B. Chancellor
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
United States of America
Winona Lake
Ind
Opporftunity Senibiy
Mr Chancellor
John—B. Miller
Wooster Public Library Elects New Staff for May Opening
The Wooster board of trustees elected Miss Della Dice as librarian and Mrs Henry McBride as assistant librarian with Jawed Waffle named janitor. The new library building is targeted to open by mid May, delaying fixtures and some furniture. Patrons must return books by April 20 and all volumes must be refiled in the new space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Wooster Public Library
A D. Metz
Della Dice
Henry McBride
Jawed Waffle
Miss Dice
Misa Dice
Arch Dice
Wooster
Mia éBride
Lbrarian
East Liberty
Buckeye Streets
Local notes on farming and community life in April
April reports show Squire Kirkendall’s corn field planted while James Clark remodeled his house and moved to Spaford farm. H. school and family now live by Fox Hollow bank to raise poultry and garden. Glenn Franks and son plan business at the old stand. Silas Wesker improving. Eliza Schaaf at Wend. Mr Franks attended the school board meeting. Mr Taylor ill. Charlie and wife celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with tinware gift and forty friends attending a festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Kirkendall
James Clark
James
Spaford
Fox Hollow
Glenn Franks
Silas Wesker
Eliza Schaaf
Franks
Taylor
Charlie
Wife
Newark candidate for auditor visits Akron
Newark onetime auditor hopeful and brief Seventeenth district congressional candidate Gillett was seen in Akron on Friday. The visit highlighted his ongoing campaign efforts and public appearances in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
French Promoter Fights in San Diego Street Bout
Charles W. French promoter of the Pacific Steel company was assaulted on Lower Fifth Street near Western Metal Supply in San Diego. George Simpson of the San Diego Boiler company struck French after a bill dispute, knocking him down. French, elderly yet sturdy, rose again and the assailant felled him a second time. No arrest has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie French
Simpson
French
Slow week in politics with emerging local race hints
The Orrville region shows slight political activity as probate judgeships and county races draw quiet attention. Orr’s supporters push for him while C A Welser backers amplify talk. Wayne county senatorship sees Marion Vanover vs H A Hart, Ed S Weitr likely atop the representative race. No city candidates yet. Republicans have none, awaiting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
Orr
Dalton
C. A Welser
Ytnerd Ia
Recordership
Marion Vanover
H. A. Hart
Wayne County
Ed S. Weitr
Thuweelf
George J Krieger
I. N. Hough
Var Neat
Republians
Two Killed by Cars at Lakeville and Orrville
Five year old William Hinkle died after his team was struck by a freight train while crossing near Lakeville. One horse was killed, another injured, and the buggy wrecked. Pennsylvania Lines brakeman Devlin Brant, about 30, died from injuries at Rochester after the accident near Coon Way. Funeral held at Orrville on Saturday. Brant was son of John Brant Jr. and had worked as a brakeman for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hinkle
Lakeville
Hinkle
Robert Henderson
Millersh
Amt
Hart
Devlin Brant
Orrville
Pennsylvania
Rochester
Coonway
Brant
John Brant, Jr
Wheat Slump Lowers Local Market to 95 Cents
The local wheat market, previously at over $1, fell Saturday in step with Chicago and New York markets. Wheat is now being bought at 95 cents with prospects of further declines as market manipulators are watched. A good crop prospect could push prices down as much as 20 cents by summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Bills Allowed by Commissioners in April Week Three
The commissioners approved several bills during the third week in April including Lansang Co. for circuit court office supplies and a $2.50 charge, Daniel Leider for witch services, Ed Barker for a jail ladder at $2, A Kelley for repairing a recorder's office typewriter at $1.75, Zimmerman & Co. for office supplies, Ties JESO. Enna blotting paper usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansang Co
Daniel Leider
Ed Barker
A. Kelley
Zimmerman & Co
Unclear 19th Century County Notes From Wooster Area
Fragmentary OCR item lists various county and township expenses and duties. Names include Henry Knepp Jacob Deer Isaac N Hough Gocbanuur Sander A J Lance Chas W Loo and Gen McClare. Entries reference ditch roving, bridge planking, assessors’ instruction fees, probate office supplies, and prisoner boarding with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over 80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytie
Wooster
E. Rice
A. S
Henry Knepp
Jacob Deer
Court House
Gocbanuur & Sander
Sugarcreek
Isaac N. Hough
Shepard Co
Idaaag N
Hough
Gen McClare
A. J Lance
Chas W. Loo
Santiehlabes
Chippens Creek
Stark Co
iWork
Letter Causes Surprise at Lutheran Congregation Call
The Wooster congregation held a Friday night meeting after preparatory services. A letter from Rev. G W Englar of Youngstown said Youngstown refused to release him, preventing acceptance of Wooster's call. Officers elected before the letter included Elder David Thoms d eng ons, Wm Linn, J M Tawney, Alvin Rich treasurer, E B Fisher secretary, and WooOS Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
G. W. Englar
Youngstown
Englar
Youngstowns
Wooster
David Thoms Dengeons
Wm. Linn
JM. Tawney
Alvin Rich
BE. D. Fisher
Wooos Fisher
No Change in Pennsy Trainmen Uniforms for Summer
Pennsylvan ia railroad passenger trainmen will wear white caps in summer starting Monday May 1. Uniforms will be slightly lighter for warmer weather while style and color remain the same as winter outfits. Some reports of a style change are denied by Pittsburg division officials. General Manager Atterbury reportedly favored white vests with cut suits for conductors last summer.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Avere
Atterbury
Will Build House
YORK Newkirk sold to Jessie and Laura Hosler and Mrs Messner the north half and to Effie Hosler the south half of the lot owned by A A Moore north of Prof Benpatta real residence Consideration 1000 The Hosler sisters will build a fine residence property at once.
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York& Newkirk
Jessie
Laura Hosler
Messner
Effie Hosler
A A. Moore
Benpatt
Hosler Bistera
Forest Keister Falls After Hayloft Mishap Near Millbrook
Forest Keister, four year old son of Gene Keister, living one mile east of Millbrook, fell from a hayman Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Keister
Gene Keister
Millbrook
Reward for identifying opium in Dr Miles Remedies
An advertisement offers 5000 dollars for proving opium chloral morphine cocaine ether or chloroform in any form in Dr Miles Remedies with conditions that the drug is in goods bought openly and intact. It praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best remedy and recounts a testimonial of rapid relief, with guaranteed money-back purchases and 25 doses for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Males
A. RF. Cp
Balem
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
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Hood
Arle Co
Canton
Obis
H. S. Snell
S.S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta
DR_FENNER
Dr. Fennec
Fenner
Joan Lone
Frank Long
Oxford
Topeka
Kas
M.M. Fenner
M. D
Fredonia
N. Y
Proctor & Chail
Ohio
Life Plant
George-crater
Board of Equalization of
Totee
W. B
C.W. French
G W. Englar
Rocky Mountain
Madison
Laubach & Boyd
Auyal
Eibli
Saab
Fac Simile Signature of
Bears
Castoria
Wyatth Company
NEW Fore Srey
Walter D. Foss
E. W. Thompson
Cashier
Chas. M Gray
Chas
RB. Mayers
The
Citizens’ National Bank OF Wooster. C
Chas. M. Gray
Chas. R. Mayers
W. C. Myers
Aa OM. Pompestle
Weleer G. Christy
M. L. Smyler
L. E. Yucum
ED S. Wertz
Maplewood Sanitarium
Thig
Kutchin
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