Inspection Order for Public High School Building Alterations
Mayor Van Nest receives communication from J H Morgan chief inspector detailing required safety renovations at the public high school on Quincy Avenue Wooster. The order mandates asbestos protection retrofit, wall removals and rebuilds, roof repairs, basement fire escape changes and new fire escape balconies to be erected before further use of upper floors. References sections 1586 808 809 812 318 514 Bates A O S Fourth Edition call for compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Nest
J. H. Morgan
Department of Inspection
Quincy Avenue
Corporation of Wooster
J T Keister
Clerk Board of Education
J. F. Ward
Corvé
Bates
Traly
Building Inspector Reviews Wooster High School
Deputy Ward visited Wooster on Tuesday to inspect the city schools and suggested changes to the high school building. He warned that if the third story is used, additional escapes would be needed, though he said the third story is not required and unused. He praised the building as a magnificent structure and asserted it will stand for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Youngtown
Wooster
Wilhental
Fto
Runaway Accident In Wooster Involving Saltcreak Visitor
John Scott of Saltcreak, visiting Wooster, faced a runaway horse frightened by a traction engine. A broken part struck him, he was thrown and landed on sand, sustaining severe bruising. Sheriff Brows aided him at his lodging before he returned home. He had come to meet a couple from Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Saltcreak
Wooster
Bngey
Scott
Sheriff Brows
Mr. Scott
Nebraska
Flora Roberts
Linnie
Detroit
Mich
Nat Stanley
West Salem
Earl Derr
Ralph Eddy
Woodland- Blankenhorn
Beach City
R. L. Adair
Michigan
Presbyterian Congregation
Hopewell
Reformed
Church of God
Chippewa Lake
H. H. Barden
Koch
John C. Hall
Sandusky
Daniel Shoup
Shoup
Chas
Manchester
Xenis
Clifford A. Stanford
Ida M. Rhoades
Ohio Soldiers
Charity—Barkhamer
Doylestown
Elizabeth
Mary Donley
Ashland
Christy
Ethel Christy
Harvey Bell
Wm Goodwin
Goodwin
van Nest
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promising to cure catarrh and offering $100 to any case it cannot cure. Includes testimonials and address in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Thurenu
Lund Forest of
F. J. Gheney & Co
Toledo
O. Bald
Pennsylvania Lines Schedules Terse Newspaper Summary
Rail timetable fragment shows Pennsylvanian lines schedule with daily and Sunday trains listed by numbers. It notes departures around 1:30 am and 3:15 am with various east and west routes and exceptions for Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag
Ledo
Efsi-Nd
AIG
Sun
eNo
Bez asilysNo
Wooster Chronicle August 2 Highlights and Local Travel
August 2 edition notes births and engagements, residents moving, and local visits. Names include Elmer Ruch family near Wooster, J Harrold county clerk elect, Mrs Guthrie, Miss Mary Dean, Harry Taylor of Greensburg, and others. Community notes cover farm visits, pension examiner appearances, ditch contracts, and regional travel to Cleveland, Detroit, and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ruch
Near Wooster
J. Harrold
Alcor OW Tews
M. H Guthrie
Glencoe
Mary Dean
Ft. Wayne
Kendallville
Ind
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Restore Health
Sick Headache account says Mrs wife suffered long with severe sick headache. She saw several doctors at high cost and got worse. After taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets a year ago she gained weight and is now well, per George E. Wright of New London New York. Available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Geo. E. Wright
New London
New York
Rkor
Bucklen Arnica Salve Cited For Sores in Testimony
Wm Bedell of Flat Rock Michigan recounts using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sores ulcers and cancers claiming it the best healing dressing he has found. It soothes and heals cuts burns and scalds and is sold at Laubach & Boyd’s drug store with a guaranteed efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Bedell
Flat Rock
Mich
Bucklen
Laubach & Boyd
Niagara Falls Excursion Details Announced for 10 Date
Full particulars about the annual excursion to Niagara Falls will be furnished upon application to G. H. Wolfe of Pennsylvania Lines Wooster Ohio. Rate of four dollars and route details are listed, with the excursion date in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Pennsylvania
Niagara
City Inspectors Order Two Buildings Demolished
A city tour by the card of inspect safe and insecure buildings has ordered two structures torn down and a further property reviewed, with action to be taken at an evening meeting. The damaged text lists the buildings under consideration and notes a pending determination.
Wooster National Bank dividend forecast discussed by Judge Lynch
A Wooster National Bank dividend outlook is debated with Judge Lynch predicting steady returns. Observers ask if a 25 percent payout is possible, while the judge notes two dividends will occur, the second mainly from sale proceeds and small miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lynch
Campers Prepare as Grounds Improve for Smithville Event
Point Breeze Smithville August 5 campers will be more numerous than last year with many arriving Thursday. Grounds see improvements and preliminary work nearly finished. Orchestra talent planned and four rehearsals set. Dr Wickersham to headline Sunday and Monday sessions, Dr Hartzog to perform Sunday through Tuesday. Local burial arrangements for Frank Mellinger of Orrville under way. he was the last Mehlinger kin in Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunuih
Fredericksburg
Ryall
Harry J Stoll
Turaday
Paul
Shreve
Frank Beaford
Harry Horn
Clifton
Arizona
John B Aforn
Horn
Mia
Harry Palmer
North Buckeye Street
City Opera House
Hatfield & Donnelly
Point Breeze
Smithville
Dr. Wickersham
Hartzog
Wm. Miller
Orrville
Frank Mellinger
Chicago
Samuel Mehlinger
Resolutions of Appreciation by Wooster Library Board
At the August meeting the Wooster public library and museum adopted resolutions praising donors who gifted items. James Mullins donated a superb Natural History collection, Mrs. John J. White gave geological specimens, minerals and shells, F W Miller provided a top lawn mower, and Mrs. Al Shibley donated a clock. Prof. Boyd and Congressman Smyser were thanked for donated books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Wooster
Gigueina
Jos
Englandar
David Geetz
Prime On
Jeanine
Philadelphia
Chief Leitner
Es Hse
Ning
Edgar Williams
G. A. Williams
Gasche Street
Robinson
Cambridge
The
Wooster Free Library Association
James Mulling
John White
Wayne
Navy
Areman
Bennington
Avard
Tommy Donnelly
Nelly & Flatfet
Strelea
AG Field Greater Minstrels
Donnelly
Opera House
Library
Alec
James Mullins
John J. White
Fort Wayne
Ind
F. W. Miller
al Shibley
Boyd
Congressman Smyser
Women as Well as Men Suffer Kidney Trouble
A readable fragment notes that both women and men are affected by kidney trouble, with emphasis on shared hardship and health concerns. The piece underscores widespread impact across genders and calls attention to medical neglect or insufficient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womien
Pamy
Stell
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, S
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Ayer
M Lodenan
Ithaca
J CG
Pennsylvaniat Lines
Harry Taylor
Greensburg, Pa
John
Taylor
Elyria
D. Tanner
J. B. Carbaugh
Olive
Lilian Birkett
Cecile Stew
Walters
Board of Pension Examiners
Taggart
Major & Taggart
Baltimore
Mdi
Amerivan House
Lerner, Har- Tieon
Lehman
Canton
Fox Lake Ditch
Patrick Kelly
Pittsburg Avenue
Anderson, Ind
John Hefferon
Albert Beck
Mrs. Beck
John Schad
East Bleary Étrest
Kieffer
Chippews Lake
Charles Kenton
Marysville
C. M. Lovett
R. N. Warren
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Leiner
Ollie Raffer
la Grange
John McAnan
Albert Lucas
Kingsley
Lucas
Carrie Stecher
Lilian Stanley
Near
Congress
Canada
Harry Englander
Englander
North Grant Street
John A. Nichter
R. F. Christy
P. E. Kreible
Edith Fitch
Pittsburg
Mre
George
As. Schwartz
Mra
H. A. Imgard
Hugh McConahay
L.E. Yocum
John Reddick
Fred Heim
Harrison Armstrong
Forest City
Mina Shoemaker
Miases
Elizabeth Magearand
Marcella
Minneapolis
Minn
Republican
Wayne County Children’s Home
Creston
United Presbyterian
Rock Point
Chief Leiner
Edgar Williama
M. W. Pinkerton
Ross W. Pinkerton
John C. Koble
Harry Palmerwath
Aus Stoll
Ryall & Stoll Hospital
Pete
Grace Barrett
Emma Derr
Chambers Island
Green Bay
5. J. Barrett
George A. Clapper
Vera Clapper
Wadsworth
Easton
Sevilletone
W. F. Keller
Emma Ernest
Denver
Homer I. Fawcett
American Report
Fawcett
Liberty Street
Guy Bixler
J .S. Bissell
Metropolis
Hart. Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Wright's Cash
Madisonburg
J. F. Larwill
Laura Larwill
Edith Button
Andrew Trunk
Tillie Hckenroth
Lake Hiawatha Mt. Vernon
Sane
Bhsee
Lake Es
Wooster National Bank
Isva
Hood
Flood
Hood'e
the Guardian Savings & Trust CO
Ohio
Mongey House
First National Bank
Oseph Owitrz
West Liberty Street
BED Co
Billman
Lawn
Patent Law
Columbian University Law School
Washington, D. GC
Wayne County
Taylor Inn
Oss W. Funk
Court House
Harding & Co
Tartin L. Smyler
Offce—No
Merchant's Emporium
Upstairca
WF. Kean
McClarran’s
Iron Block
W. Liberty St
Wooster, D
E. Wee
Jackson Block
Public Square
Woodster
Fredrick’s Store
East Liberty St
McLarran Ones
Charles C. Jomee
Arrovere
Woonter, Ona
Taylor & Taylor
J. B. Taylor
Attorneys-At-Law
Nice Block
HPA
X. Swartz
Ugto Bee
Pes. Stoll, Ryall
North Market
Dr. Stoll
Beall Avenue
Bowman
H. A. Hart
EYE and Ear
Downling Block
Beall
Bowman New York
Eye and Ear Institute
Thomas A. Elder
Spectacles
Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store
Ashe
Patterson
Adingdale
Ealing
Air
Dovilestown
Clerk
Daily Republican
Oem
Sadao
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