Wooster News Selects Best Ohio Papers Date August 12 1897
An item from Wooster Ohio notes a statewide recognition listing best newspapers in the state. Details reference the local post office and sorting room. The brief mentions Wednesday August 12, 1897 as a key date in the selection process.
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Postoffice
Wooster
Ohio
East Liberty Street
Local Official Names Listed in State Ticket
Governor A3SA B Bushnell of Clarke and Governor A W Jones of Ma appear along with Supreme Judge Jacob F Burket Attorney General Frank Monnett Crawford State Treasurer Samuel Campbell Riteron Commissioner L D Bonebrake and Board of Fable Works Charles H Goddard Safoto are named in the ticket.
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B. Bushnell
Clarke
A. W. Jones
Jacob F. Burket
Frank Monnett
Crawford
Samuel Campbell
Riteron
L. D. Bonebrake
Board of
Fable Works
Charles H. Goddard
Safoto
Republican County Convention in Wayne County Wooster
The Wayne County Republican meeting is set for August 21 at 1:30 PM in the City Opera House Wooster to nominate candidates for representative treasurer prosecuting attorney commissioner and infirmary director and to choose delegates and alternates to judicial and senatorial conventions. Delegates apportionment follows 1 per 60 votes and fraction of McKinley 1896. caucuses to be held August 18 to sign credentials.
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Wooster
Wayne County
City Opera House
Ohio
McKinley
Dun's weekly review notes growing trade and prosperity
The piece highlights rising trade across cities with improving crop prospects. It cites bank clearings in July and early August showing year over year gains, railroads reporting 9 to 26 percent increases, and a nationwide sense of prosperity reinforced by front page headlines in major papers.
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Dun
Revival optimism and boom talk fill August page
An August display card from Albert C. Stevens of Bradstreet's declares “Great Bankers are Good Times” and “Revival Apparent to Every One” while Dunn's Mercantile Agency Manager Douglass promotes “Good Times Here and Here to Stay.” Traders say business is picking up and better conditions are expected, with “Dollar. Wheat is Bound to Come.” The leading editorial proclaims “Welcome to Prosperity” amid talk of silver at 25 cents an ounce and wheat at a dollar a bushel as referenced by Senator Stewart of Nevada.
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Albert C. Stevens
Bradstreet’s
Douglass
Dunn's Mercantile Agency
Stewart
Nevada
Wooster Graduates Appointed to City Teaching Posts
The board of Education met last evening and appointed four Wooster University graduates to teaching posts. Miss Lara Kean becomes High School Principal, with Miss Nina Given and Miss Sophia Lyon listed as teachers, and Miss Minerva Criley as High School substitute. Helen Marshall to Third Ward primary. Anna Kostenbarder to Fourth Ward primary as substitute. About 30 applicants competed, and Miss Given and Miss Lyon were not assigned.
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Board of Education
Lara Kean
Wooster
Miamisburg
Nina Given
Sophia Lyon
Minerva Criley
Wooster University
Helen Marshall
Third Ward
Anna Kostenbarder
Elizabeth Dunlap
Fourth Ward
Wayne County Patrons of Industry Form Local Unit
The Patrons of Industry gathered in Wooster on the 14th to organize Wayne County into their 250000 member United States order. Dr Ellenbarger was elected president with Wesley Shaffer as vice president and other officers named as secretary treasurer guide sentinel trustees. Ex-State President B Zook spoke for over an hour praising farmer interests.
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Patrons of Industry
Wooster City
Wark
Wayne County
Supreme Order
United States
Ellenbarger
Wesley Shaffer
Martin Lawrence
Mr. Z
Delegates named for national convention and local notes
Local notes list delegates to the P CWA National convention in Indianapolis Indiana including Margarette Alexander Comfort Alexander Caroline Dysert Anna M White and Delano Brinkerhoff. A late item reports Peter Garber of Narsonnenberg had a costly runaway while selling pears causing damages of 75 dollars and no injuries to his property. Also noted are Smith Keller drilling a well at the Fair Grounds near Floral Hall Edgar Frick Wayne township installs a private water plant. Jacob J Geltz longtime city resident dies at 67 years with funeral Friday at 2 pm and Wooster Cemetery interment.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Margarette Alexander
Comfort Alexander
Caroline Dysert
Anna M. White
Delano Brinkerhoff
Teachers’ Institute
Peter Graber
Narsonnenberg
Massillon
Garber
Smith & Keller
Floral Hall
Edgar Frick
Wayne Township
Wayne County
Pennsylvanna
West Saturday
Harding & Co Ano
Jacob J. Geltz
North Walcct Street
Bright
Germany
America
Kate
Carrie Geltz
Wooster
J. J. Geltz
Columbus
Wooster Cemetery
Doylestown Doing Well Amid Local Changes
Doylestown Ohio reports a quiet village as coal miners strike and Empire Works closes. David Nice buys Hartel stock, opening a large sale and plans clothing boots and shoes there. New millinery and billiard rooms planned. post office changes hands. cherry harvest sold locally. Republican caucus set for August 18 to select delegates for Wooster convention and county committee.
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Empire Works
David Nice
Wooster
A. Hartel
Nice
White House
John Shondel
Deviin & Shondel
J. Huffman
Hartel Bros
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Great Racks at the Ashland Fair Sale
At Wooater on Saturday August 21 at 10 o'clock a sale of farm implements including Soggy Karm Wagon Surrey Plow and Barrow will be offered by Harding & Co. Auctioneer.
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Barrow
Wooater
Harding & Co
Digestive Troubles Prompt Bitters Reminder
Daily symptoms of digestive disorders including acid stomach distress after meals burning in the pit of the stomach and a dull heavy feeling are noted. Blood Bitters recommended for troubling digestion as a general remedy.
Lively Letters From Aug 16 at Local Place
John Young visits friends after years away while T J Rice visits his mother in Sherrodsville. Various locals travel to Shreve and Cleveland guests visit Miss Musseliman. A large farmers picnic at Greentown ends with storms. many attend excursions and fairs as farm life continues with church, threshing, and post office changes noted. George Strock recovers from a stroke and Millbrook braces for upcoming games.
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T. J. Rice
Sherrodsville
Julius,Mowery
Wife
Shreve
Misses Skees
Cleveland
Laura Myers
Emma Miller
Rosa Miller
Ella Rutt
Amos Ritter
Henry Smith
Greentown
D. Zimmerman
Indiana
O. W. Stone
Ashland
E. F. Ebright
Loudonville
A. &. Mann
Frank Heckman
John
E. D. Pocock
Jeromeville
M. E. Church
Clark Adama
Wooster
John H. Kelster
Millbrook
Hig Prairie Club
Millbrook Boys
Prairie Boys
Lakeville
George Strock
Maud Foust
Greta Keister
Nina Weiker
Sellers
O. H. Kiester
Kiester
Reren Ligan
Wayne County
Seth Cinders
Local Visitors Gather in Springville and Area
Mrs Ida Edwarda and daughter from Akron and Leonard Everly and family from Holman county visited Springville. Miss Nancy Kelster from Cleveland and John Hickman with wife visited Holmesville friends Sunday. The P I withhold a festival at Big Woods school house Saturday evening Aug 2 featuring ice cream cake and bananas. All invited.
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Akron
Wm. Eddy
Leonard Everly
Holmaen County
Nancy Kelster
Cleveland
Wesleyschaffer
John Hickman
Holmesville Friends
P. of I
Big Woods School House
Aug 17 social notes from Fritz area feature visits and events
Aug 17 residents from Elkhart and Wooster visit families in Fritz. Obituary for Louis Robr’s child at Honeytown. Local guests include John Young, Marta Young, and Craven of Overton. Y P C U festival profits and a Monday school work update amid rain. Camp meeting opens with Rev Fry. Moonlight Recital showcases 40 pupil class lauded for effort and inspiration.
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Mr. Craven
Overton
Marta Young
Fry
Evangelical Church
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Festival in Overton Draws Many Young People
Aug 16 festival in Overton attracts many youths. Jim John Shamp suffered a leg injury after a kick and has an arm broken. Artman and wife visit the former’s sister Mrs Jacob Heffelinger. Mrs Irvin Hiner of Sidesy visits her parents Albert Smyser and wife. Daisy Rittenhouse of Cleveland Ora Brubaker and Trunk Willis of Wooster call on Grace Witmer. Mrs Barohart visits her son in Sterling, GIP.
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Jim John Shamp
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Dantman
Jacob Heffelinger
Irvin Hiner
Sidesy
Albert Smyser
Daisy Rittenhouse
Cleveland
Ora Brubaker
Trunk (Willis
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Grace Witmer
Mra. Barohart
Sterling
Gip
Health trip for Mrs Yoder to Magnetic Springs
Aug 16 Mrs Joash Yoder and Augusta Beachey left for Magnetic Springs Union Co Ohio for Mrs Yoder’s health. Officials report hoped for great benefit after more than a year of constant suffering. Hampton family from Columbus Ohio visiting at Mother Lehler’s. Township school board met in regular session and hired teachers including Smith, Hill, McLean, Landes, Buchanan, and Leh.
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Augusta Beachey
Magnetic Springs, Union
Mr. Smith
Wm. H. Hill
McLean
Landes
Miss Buchanan
B. Leh
Stranded Stranger Hires Fredericksburg Horse
A stranger asked D A Franks to hire a horse to go to the country and vanished with the horse. Local events include Lo Legion entertainment Tuesday evening and a church lawn festival next Saturday. Notables: Mrs W F McCay returned from California. H E First of Cincinnati, a former Fredericksburg boy, visited. infant Sanglefr buried last Sunday. Mrs Raby dies at 62 after short illness.
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Lo Legion
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Akron
W F. McCay
California
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Cincinnati
Fredericksburg
Epworth League
Raby
Ang
Iofant
Chas
Arnold
M. F
John Seun
Dalton L P church delegates attend US convention
Aug 168 Dalton L P church sends Rev. Wm Haokbell and Al lan McDowell as delegates to the US convention in Indispypolia this week. Miss Alma McDowell travels to Wooster for the Teachers' institute. A. W. McCullock of Aft Hope Ohio visits friends, while Dalton teachers attend Wooster institute. Many locals join a Columbus excursion led by the Dalton band to the Capital City.
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Indispypolia
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Wooster
Teachers’ Institute
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Holmes County
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Chas
Rudy
Wifeaare
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Elsa Yoder
Canal Fulton
Emma Huuchapan
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Examinations Reported With Large Applicant Turnout
The march and april 1897 exam events list 102 and 94 applicants respectively. Certificates granted span five to one year durations with names of individuals and towns such as Frederickaburg Wooster Smithville Orrville and Doylestown. Multiple entries detail providers and issuing authorities across Frederickaburg, Wayne and Mahoning counties.
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J. H Nee Herrin Wagner
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May Hoff
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Emile Kuazen
Dalton
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Onville
Clara Crow
Wilaw
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Urrville
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Stranger’s tale ends in stolen rig case in Wooster
A man calling himself Callabap visited Smithville seeking to hire a horse and buggy to bring his ill wife to the city. The rig was later found in Edward Garver’s possession in Congress, who returned it to John Sheller. Authorities in Fredricksburg were alerted as the suspect matches a similar description from Wooster.
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Wayne County Correspondents' Picnic Program 1897
Wayne County Correspondents plan a Smithville Ohio picnic on Thursday September 0 1897 at 11 am with musical entertainment by Mos Muse Mine Wealeyon Quartette Miss Mertie Merman and others including Addams Velie and Mabel Fike. John Kettler Wooster Ky editor plans listing speakers and band. Secretary keeps records.
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