White goods sale and local town notes flood the week
Readable items show Frederick & Co marketing a white goods sale with shirt waists and summer attire at low prices. Local items mention births, a bakery upgrade, a Dap dough mixer, a livery barn build, a parade route change, a county educational appointment, a hospital excursion wreck, and a barn fire sparked by lightning near Fredericksburg. Frequent family names and local businesses anchor the town chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frederickz and Co Tuk
Bever Street
Buckeye Street
J. Fredrick and Co. Tu
Board of Education
D. A. Morrow
Eaton
Thompson
Morrow
Ad. Fredrick & Co
Fredericksburg
Holmes County
Slaybaugh
J Fredrick & Co
Wooster Horse Racing Matinee Association Organized
A meeting of horsemen and driving horse owners formed the Wooster Horse Racing Matinee Association with Frank Gray as president and Lyman Critchfield as secretary. The first matinee is planned for ash gird with six to twelve entries per race and entries open to all horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Horse Racing
George Hettler
Lyman Critchfield
Frank Gray
Hugh Ports
Miles Snyder
David C. McClarran
Newton Beard
William W Armstrong
Wallace Smith
Edward Neicenbach
Ash
Silas
Braun
Theadv
Haupert Home Rented to Mrs Maria Sexton in Wooster
The residence of Professor Charles Haupert was rented today by Mrs Maria C Sexton of New York City through her attorney Sheldon Parks of Cleveland. Mrs Sexton recently lost her husband and seeks a quiet Wooster stay near friends and relatives in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haupert
Maria C. Sexton
New York City
Sheldon Parks
Cleveland
Arrests S. W. Anderson on Peau line after disturbance
Conductor S W Anderson faced trouble with Bowman and Zarlengo when they boarded his train after regular service. The incident led to a warrant being issued and a morning appearance before Mayor Van Nes to address the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. £. Anderson
W. ¢Bowman
P. R. Zarlengo
van Nes
Services Well Attended in City Park Sermon
In Wooster the Union services drew large crowds. Rev Herbert J. Brodt of the German Church preached on Evil Communications Corrupt Good Manners condemning wicked associations, cheap literature, and obscene pictures. He urged youths to choose better company and quit these habits. Rev Cramer will be absent next Sabbath, with Rev Shellenberger to speak on The Almightys Way of Doing Things. Rev C F Green to lead the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Herbert J. Brodt
Wooster
Diamond Dick
Fouay
Brodt
Cramer
Shell
Wayne Countains to Speak at Young Peoples Union Convention
The 16th annual convention of the Young Peoples Christian Union of the Mansfield Presbytery of the W P church will meet at Savannah Ohio August 20 and 21. Wayne county participants include Miss Grace Gardiner Dalton Miss Mabel Wilson Wooster Miss Floy Leeper Misersborg Miss Myrtle Allen Wooster and Misses from Wooster with papers on youth training and church work. Hon R E Hutchinson Ohio state legislator and Rev James McVerguson New Castle Pa among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Young Peoples Christian Union
Mansfield Presbytery
W. P. Church
Savannah
Ohio
Wooster
Wayne County
Grace Gardiner
Dalton
Mabel—_Wilson
Floy Leeper
Misersborg
Myrtle Allen
R. E. Hutchinson
James McVerguson
New Castle
Community Notes From Local News and Visits
Funke mentions August 12 barney Shank and Ora Beard shipping two carloads of cattle from there Saturday. Mell Epright was Sunday guest of Aunt Tyler. The little child of Curtis Barden’s has been sick but improving. Mrs B A Fank and Mrs Alleman of Jeromeville visited. A great man from this vicinity attended the Woodmen picnic at Charles Sania. He has been in Wooster hospital for three weeks and wants to be brought home Monday. The little daughter of Chas Pearce was scheduled for a funeral on Tuesday at the U B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Shank
Ora Beard
Chas. Pearce
Adne Pineral
U ‘B
Congress township schools hire teachers for sub districts
August 13 report shows Board of Education hiring teachers for sub districts numbers 2 through 11, with Nos 1 abolished due to lack of pupils. Salaries range 320 to 420 dollars annually. High school principal at Congress receives 420. Several local residents noted as guests or visitors. A community festival at high school park on August 22 funds the new town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Board of Education
Congress Township
Alice Swanson
Simon
Zola ° Rose
Reba Ferguson
Maud Voo Sweringen
Gertrude Snyder
Henry Sheppard
Pansy Sheppard
Lyman
Knight
James A. Weiler
Mabel van Evera
College Hill
Chas. Beekt
Mary
Anna Cheist
Wooster
Jerome Miller
Dall
Maggie Patterdon
Aeblanod
L CU Knight
St John of
Wroeter
W. N Stantev
Charles Skeese
New London
Dr. Warner
SCC
M L Winkler
H. O Hartman
Craven
van Swetnger
Wooster Company D Heads to Port Clinton by Special Train
Orders dictate arrival timing for Company D of Wooster at Port Clinton next Sunday with a 9 05 a m departure from Wooster. Soldiers must stay off platforms during motion and baggage to be crated and marked. Ashland Company joins later at Castaloga, 9 55 a m, with senior officers in charge of each train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Port Clinton
Limb
Dn Wadaworth
Tiffen Companiea
Ashland Company
Castaloga
Made Good Showing by Co D 8th Regiment ONG Shooters
Members of Co D 8th regiment ONG show strong rifle skills in a prize series directed by Capt R Limb. Sergt L A Naftzger won first with high total as Louis Rope scored 83, Fred Reddick 78, with others like L J Grossenback 75 and John Rope 75 among top marks. The top round reached 23 of 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D
8Th Regiment
ONG
R. Limb
L. A. Naftzger
F. G. Reddick
Louis Rope
Fred Reddick
L. J Grossenback
Pri. Day W Jom
Pri
John Rope
Pri John Clark
Corp
Wm. Jolleff
Serg I
Nattzger
Clearcreek Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Emily Mark from the west visits her cousin Mrs. Chas Spang for two weeks. A newborn boy arrives at John Wasson and Augusta Masters Ralph and Pau Stout of Painesville visit with their grandpas and Uncle Dan Stouts. Mrs. Wm Shoup and daughter from Wooster return home after weeks with her mother. Many locals threshing with good yields. Mrs. Jennie Frazier of Golden Corners calls on brother Henry Flick and family. Martha Davis of Wooster visits Uncle Jim Campbell while Edna Lehr of East Palestine visits Grandpa Alex Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Mark
West
Chas. Spang
John Wasson
Augusta Masters Ralph
Pau Stout
Painesville
Dan
Henry Flick
Singer
Martha Davis
Wooster
Jim Campbell
Edna Lehr
East Palestine
Alex Campbell
Wayne County Teachers Institute Opens Quietly at Opera House
The Wayne County teachers Institute met in annual session at the Opera House with 200 plus attendees, the largest opening in history. President H E Heigel: addressed the group as Prof Stanton led devotional, Miss Martha Webster directed music, and new lecturer Blairadell spoke on Goodgraphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County Teachers Institute
Opera House
Henry Jacot
Martha Webster
Stanton
H. E. Heiglél
Prof. Stanton
Osu
Blairadell
Teachera Sud
Lodi Aug 12 1907 Excursion notices and local visits
Lodi announces a men's excursion to Cedar Point via W and L R R on Wednesday August 14 with a 7 a m departure. Residents Misa Mand Dyer and Edith Schemp visited Pat-in-By. Earl Morgan and wife of Rochester stay with Lodi relatives. Mrs Al Lehr visited P C Warner and wife en route to Congress after Michgan trip. Emma Archer underwent surgery in Cleveland for a right side abcess. Mr and Mrs Warner and Mr and Mrs Dennis attended a parade region at Wooster last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Cedar Point
Misa Mand Dyer
Mies
Edith Schemp
Pat-in- By
Earl Morgan
Rochester
al. W. Lehr
P. C. Warner
Congress
Michigan
Emma Archer
Archer
Cleveland
H Warner
F. N. Dennis
Wooster
Bear settles in Sagamore Hill woods
A live bear with no owner has taken residence in the woods on Sagamore Hill. A Panama Canal Zone census shows about 50,000 residents with around 20 percent white. Frank A. Warren of Middletown Conn faces a $9,000 shortage charge. HW Potter and relatives drowned near Pond Creek Okla while fishing. Roosevelt decreed Labor Day as a holiday for government and day workers. Oscar S Brooke named receiver of People’s State Bank Brownstown Ind after closure. president Hugh H. Burrell missing. J R Holmes, once a Kentucky tobacco grower, died en route to Wichita at 80. Quincy Whig asks Roosevelt to intervene in telegraph strike. Knights of Maccabees Uniform Rank open convention at Jamestown Exposition with drills for an $800 trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore Hil
Panama Canal Zone
Frank A. Warren
New England Mutual Insurance Company
Middletown
Conn
HW Potter
Eliza
Wilber Platt
Farris Potter
Pond Creek
Okla
Roosevelt
Oscar
Brooke
Brownstown
Ind
People's State Bank of
Hugh H. Burrell
Summer Goods at Lowest Prices
Summer goods advertised with low prices on ladies vests children s vests white lace hose parasols wash belts mason jars tin cans jelly tumblers paraffin sealing wax and more. Customers urged to come in and see the bottom prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan
Syndicate
Liberty St
Firing on Crowds in Belfast Ends in Deaths
Belfast reports serious and fatal disorders as troops shoot into a crowd after a mob attacks a police inspector. A man and a woman were killed, several others wounded as bayonet and baton charges failed to disperse rioters. Hospitals report crowding from rifle fire and injuries. Americans in danger denials follow from Constantinople. Separate note: Mississippi Valley AGs meet in St. Louis to plan a national anti trust conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Washington
Leishman
Constantinople
Uremiah
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Hadley
Missouri
No-Lives-keet Lacrosse Report From Wisconsin
Unclear OCR text mentions lacrosse in eastern Wisconsin and unaccounted persons. Some names and figures appear. surrounding details are damaged and not fully readable. The fragment references a search, injuries or losses, and a sum of $200. The readable pieces are sporadic and do not yield a coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
E. Wis
Bunday
Joes Eslee
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Atresia
Anon
Manie
Frank Duil
David & Livengood
Fkron
J. Fredrick
Tsa Plank & Gray Mall
Fredricks White Goods
H D Fleming
Penn Lines
Toledo
Midwest
Fredrick & Co
Zwinglian Circle of the Reformed Church
J. Fredrick & Co
Snyder & Keister
J. B. Nolin & Son
Farnera Hotel
Peppersauce Club
Odella Lake
John Rush
Peppernauciaos
Opan House
Jacob Mougey
Mt. Clemena
Mich
Frederick and
Cerak
John Calvin
Baltimore and Ohio
Haupert
Wayne
Funke
Clearcreek Valley
Kansas City
J. R. Holmes
Kentucky
Chicago
Wichita
Quincy, Ill
Quincy Whig
Knights of Maccabees
Norfolk
Knights of Maccabees of the World
Jamestown Exposition
Toledo (O
Hiler
Freehlanders
Wooster,o
Ballbriggan
Standard Oil
Smith
New York
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Smith
Cuba
Havana
Kean
Department of Sanitation
Cienfuego
Ubg Sandman
Cienfuegos
China
Pippitt & Co
Liberty Street
Scimuck & Bevington
Landes Realty
Lewis Rhodes
Fatiuel Kreiling
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