Restoration birthday for Wooster ex-president Dr Taylor
Dr A A E Taylor former Wooster University president, living in Columbus, invites friends to celebrate his sixty seventh birthday next Wednesday. After a severe illness that nearly ended his life, he recovered recently and regained strength, with a feature on his life in The Presbyterian of Philadelphia.
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A. A. E. Taylor
Wooster University
Columbus
Taylor
Skali
Snow
the Presbyterian of Philadelphia
Obituary notes recount several local deaths
Obituary notes report the deaths of Harry Nixon aged about 20 from typhoid fever with funeral at 2 10 a m Wednesday and interment in Fredericksburg. Robert A Yoder died at Millersburg and funeral at 1 30 p m Wednesday from his parents home near Wooster. interment in Wooster Cemetery. Mrs James Glass burial occurred at St Marys Church with pallbearers listed and Catholic cemetery final resting place. A six month old son of S C Hershberger died Sunday from cholera infantum with funeral at Maple Grove church and cemetery burial. Mrs Jacob Duhner of near Doylestown died Saturday morning.
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Harry Nixon
John Nixon
Saltcreek Township
Fredericksburg
Robert A. Yoder
Millersburg
Wooster
James Glass
St. Marys Church
F. Ankley
Dennis Callahan
Emile Paumier
Patrick Haley
Joseph Sullivan
Emmett Lee
Peter McCarthy
C. Hershberger
Plain Township
Maple Grove
Jacob Duhner
Doylestown
Local Creston News and Personal Notes
Creston residents share medical and travel updates while new hires and local events unfold. Mrs J W Knestrick visits South Dakota, Miss Gertrude McKee visits Akron, and Rev A W Knowlton visits Creston. Frank Nichols breaks a bone while loading cucumbers. Logan Baird heads to Denmark as Denmark academy principal. A L Ober and wife visit Ashland. church convention at West Salem spurs activity.
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J W Knestrick
South Dakota
Swinge Cat
Otis Bawm
Lorain
PhD Bawn
Gertrude McKee
Akron
J P Herkmans
J W Irvin
Sunthvill Chautauqua
Leila Hall
Cleveland
A. W Knowlton
Brecksville
Creston
Frank Nichols
B. Maxwell
Star Telephone Exchange
Lodi
Alferton Turner
Logan Baird
Oberlin College
Denmark
Town
Denmark Academy
Baird
A. L. Ober
Ashland
Rev
Julius Romich
Ofittsburg
John
Henry
C. W. McGewen
Mantua
A. M. Wells
GA. Tenney
West Salem
Marshallville Excursion Draws Big Crowd and Ball Victory
Marshallville saw a large turnout for the Orrville Silver Jake excursion with stores closed Wednesday to accommodate. Orrville defeated Marshallville in a decisive championship ball game. A horse sale drew the town’s largest crowd in years, with Idaho horses selling at an average of 45 dollars. School terms begin in September with Prof C W Biddle as high school principal, Emma Ruth from Shreve as intermediate, and Martha Bowman guiding primary.
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Marshallville
Ang
C W Biddle
West Salem
Orrville
Silver Jake
Idahoorses
Thiel
Wells
C A. Wyer
Biddle
Emma Ruth
Shreve
Martha Bowman
Funeral of Mrs Marie Menuez in Fredericksburg
The funeral for Mrs Marie Menuez, aged 78, from the Presbyterian Church followed her August 21 death. Born May 25 1825 in Basle Switzerland, she immigrated in 1844 and married Vincent Menuez in 1845. She leaves three of nine children, siblings, and several relatives, with Rev C R Compton conducting the service.
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Predericksburg
Ang
Marie Menuez
Presbyterian Rch
Menuez
Basle
Switzerland
America
A.G . Limmler
Vincent Menuez
Fredericksburg
Tillie Hook
Sandusky
Vincent Mennz
Chillicothe
Celia Hecksher
Paris
France
Valeria E Wyler
Geo D Dunham
Baltimore
Midage Sl
C R. Compton
A. G. Childs
James D Miller
Truman Smith
Crestline
Saitray
Daniel Herman
Millersburg
Alzina Bruce
Mansfield
Smay Woodruff
Rochester
Fourth Annual Point Breeze Chautauqua Ends in Grove Splendor
Special correspondence notes the Fourth Annual Point Breeze Chautauqua closing with a large crowd of about 1500 on the grounds and many 84 plus pioneers present. Isie M Eberly and John M Eberly led vocal and orchestral work with Chauncey Kang directing the choir. Oldest attendee was Elliott G Mackey's 99 year old father. Hon Joseph G Camp delivered an eloquent lecture despite illness.
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Point Breeze
Smithville
Isie M Eberly
John M Eberly
Chauncey A. Kang
Canaan
Peter Amstutz
America
Naftzger
Albert McFadden
J H Kanke
Charles Boydston
North Grove
Rev Medsker
Elliott
G Mackey
Paint Breeze
Mackey
Joseph G. Camp
Atlanta
Neikirk
Guste Sen
Lake Fork News Camp Meeting Opens At Tent
Lake Fork correspondence reports the two weeks camp meeting opening Monday with D W Sprinkle of Beach City to lead services the first week. Local notes include visits, illness and travel, church work beginning on the M E Church basement, and farmers thrashing wheat and oats with yields better than expected. The new church construction progresses slowly as a second carload of sandstone arrives.
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Lake Fork
D.W Sprinkle
Beach City
Franks
Wooster
Zena Treace
Arlin Slater
Charles Slater
Sample
ML Springer
Nycamore
Elsie Spreng
J N Pinkerman
Jelloway
Metzler
Akron
M. E
Congress People and Local Social News From Aug 25
Congress cricket tournament drew a large crowd with gate receipts covering costs. Congress beat Lodi in the forenoon and Polk in the afternoon, taking first prize of 15 dollars and Polk second with 10 dollars. Local visits include Rev P M Swinehart in Rochwood, H W Lehr with family at Neva, Mrs Belle White of Canton with relatives, Danielswer family guests of Henry Warner, Prof LON Knight visiting Congress, and Miss Jennie Haynes of Connellsville visiting Capt GG W Michael’s home. Jadies Aid of the M E church plans an ice cream festival at Whitmore room next Saturday evening.
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Congress
P M. Swinehart
Rochwood
J P Brown
H W Lehr
Neva
Belle White
Canton
Danielswer
Jennie
Mildred
Wooster
Henry Warner
Lon Knight
Lodi
Polk
West Salem
Jadies Aid Society
Whitmore Room
R J Michael
Jennie Haynes
Connellsville Paaré
Michael
WRECKED THE BUGGY IN W OSTER AREA ACCIDENT
Emil Wirt had an accident returning from Wooster when a train frightened his horse at the Pennsylvania track, tipping the buggy and wrecking it. He was shaken but not seriously harmed. The Methodist church plans a picnic on Sept 6. Community guests include Mr and Mrs George Metzler of Cleveland and Aunt Betty Noland visiting relatives. The Epworth League festival is set for Saturday evening from 7 30 to 11 30. Other notes mention visits by Cary Franks, Dessie Schaaf to Miss Manda Fritz, Adam Miller of Tennessee, and Ernest Schag visiting relatives. Langell boys near Wooster, and a sick spell for David with liver congestion under doctor care.
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Moreland
Emil Wirt
Wooster
Pennsylvania
Methodist Church
George Metzler
Cleveland
Betty Noland
Owijns
Fredericksburg
Misa Florence Noland
Arizona
O. G. Franks
Betty
Cary Franks
Dessie Schaaf
Manda Fritz
Experiment Farm
Epworth League
Adam Miller
Tennessee
Ernest Schag
Langell Boys
Wooster Rite
David
Oea Eed
Street Fair Finance Committee Urges Prompt Subscriptions
The Street Fair and Carnival committee on finance is ready to launch the annual rent for the fair year. Merchants are increasing their subscriptions to ensure this year’s event surpasses all others, while some urge lower payments and repeated visits. The committee warns that without more liberal responses, the fair may be abandoned. Only a few merchants are not benefiting from these efforts, though many feel obligated for past support. With fairs proliferating nationwide, securing merit hinges on timely contributions when called.
Reunion at the Home of 8 8 S Firestone
NEW PITTSBURG hosts a meraaden reunion at the Firestone residence on Thursday August 28. Attendees include Darold and wife of Canaan, Bernice Reiner visiting Ashland and Lexington, Levi Marks and wife from Wooster, and many others visiting relatives and attending the ME church gathering, with several families from Cleveland West Salem Orrville and Columbus noted among guests.
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Meraaden
S. Firestone
Darold
Canaan
A. A. Zimmerman
Bernice Reiner
Ashland
Lexington
Levi Marks
Wooster
John Weaver
Cleveland
B. Marks
Qocker
West Salem
J A. Stotler
Reedsburg
Sterling Stirred by Arrest of Stranger Claiming Detective Role
A stranger posing as a detective caused an uproar in Sterling after registering at the Valley House and roaming the town with bold claims. He was seized by Medina counts officials, later moved to Rochland, amid a large crowd seeking retribution. The man, identified as Telieverddote be Paavison, is said to be an ex convict from Joliet Penitentiary and is wanted on multiple charges with a Joliet reward offered. He allegedly pledged to pay his bill when he returned from Shelby.
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Sterling
Dave
Valles House
Teledrama
Medina
Rochland
Hin
Smith
Telieverddote
Paavison
Kan
Joliet 1
Ois
Joliet
Valley House
Fran Shelby
Wayne County Soldiers and Sailors Reunion Admission
Sixth annual reunion at the armory on Wednesday evening August 27 offers free admission for all wearing a reunion banle. The event includes a reception campfire and dance, with annual dues of 25 cents supporting expenses and a souvenir containing Captain James McMien's portrait. Jn Van Nest, secretary
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Wayne County Soldiers and Sailors Association
James McMien
Wayne County
Jn van Nest
Secetary
Furniture man in Wooster Seeks Dr. A Thompson dentist
A Wooster furniture dealer shows interest in Dr. A Thompson dentist and has received a letter written in Kansas City. The note hints at professional contact and potential arrangements between the two parties.
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Wooster
A. Thompson
Kansas City
Soldiers and Sailors Reunion Program Summary
The Soldiers and Sailors reunion on Wednesday outlines a fore noon parade formation at 10 o clock on the Public square led by city marshal and police, Captain W E Barnard, and the D C Curry presidency with various civic groups and music. Afternoon pavilion exercises include welcome by Mayor R J Smith, reports, addresses by Emma Crane and Bertha M Martin, and old war songs. Evening camp fire at 7:30 features Young s orchestra, recitations, and short addresses, with Old Virginia Reel dances and a large audience of veterans and families.
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W. E. Barnard
Jesse McClellan P C
D. C. Curry
B. Hickok
R. J. Smith
D.C Curry
Triton Quartette
Emma Crane
Ladies of the
Toledo
Bessie Rolle
Bertha M Martin
V . Massillon
J. T. Hoak
Burbank
Me. Clare
Wooster
Elorenne McMannis
Armaey
Young
J T Hosk
Trinion Quartette
Gideon’s Army
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Eleanor Brocher
J T Hoak
Furhank
Trinton Quartette
New South
Irwin Lytle
Young 8. Orchestra
Money to pan 00 good security from x to S9p00
G W spangler Loan Agt. Wooster offers money with good security. Dr Thorns Ech promises instant relief for cuts sprains accidents. Anne Dottie presents testimonials from cases GT 608s and related symptoms.
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Pan
Spangler Loan Agt
Wooster
Residents and visitors populate Point Breeze reunion and town events
West Lafayette resident Prof L C Wolf Z and family visit Mr and Mrs F Liggett while many locals attend the No 6 reunion at Point Breeze. Mr and Mrs Frank Stauffer of Akron spent days visiting friends. E B Landes returns from a Denver trip with a good time reported. Prof Thos Sonnedecker Ohio class visits.
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L. C. Wolf Z
West Lafayette
F . Liggett
Rennion
Point Breeze
Frank Stauffer
Akron
Landes
Denver
Col
Thos Sonnedecker
Ohio
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