Massillon Triumphs Over Wooster in Thanksgiving Clash
Massillon defeated Wooster 1 to 0 at Thanksgiving with Magaillen scoring four first half touchdowns as Massillon dominated play through the game. Wooster showed effort but lacked team practice. Massillon’s teamwork and fast plays secured the win as both teams eyed upcoming Northern Ohio title contenders.
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Massillon
Wooster
Masillon
Akron
Ohio
Wooster Aya
Buddy
Uaywan
Tudla Abbey
George Alcock
Nattzger
Harfold
Benedict
St John
Bert Thorne
Tate
Whitcraft Massillon
Burnger
Botener
Kline
Boerdner
Anderson
Reepke
Geehler
Vogt
Stewart
Featheringbeam
Goodhich
Miner Officiala
Gasche
Morris
A Christmas Suggestion for Wooster Readers
The Wooster Weekly Republican offers a clever Christmas idea a year long gift. For $1.50 The Republican plus The New York Tribune Farmer total value and broad farming coverage. Split the gift to two friends or send one to each as a practical economical present.
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Wooster Weekly Republican
Wooster
Wayne County
aLywherdee
Woost
Republican
New York Tribune Farmer
Tribune Farmer
Geald
New York City
New-York Tribune Farmer
Tornado fears drive Kansas man to Barbadoes
A Kansan fleeing tornadoes migrated to Barbadoes and adopted windy bravado. The piece notes playful newspaper snippets about sports and local chatter, including Wooster football remarks, B&O freight mood, skating at Young's Pond, and casual ads for health remedies and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with patient anecdotes.
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Barbadoes
Chicago Tribune
Bert Thorne
Wooster
Massillon
Entertainments and Weddings Dot Wooster Notes
Miss EKientor Blacher of Wooster to entertain at Hoperwelt church under the auspices of the F council this evening December 1. Misa Kate Deer enjoyed her Sunday class at the First Presbyterian church. Mr and Mrs Charles Langell celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner and supper for many friends. Mr Benjamin Schubert of Lorain and Miss Sarah Zimmerman of Rittman were at the Methodist parsonage Wednesday morning. Miss Mamie Dowty of Fremont, visiting her brother Will Dowty, will wed J B Smith of Fremont. A quiet wedding at East Liberty street united John Hubert and Lilly May Humbert with Rev E W Bercaw officiating. Freshman class at Kauke hall held a lively gathering with the college orchestra, while rumors of dormitory mischief circulated. Invitations issued for Mrs John H Brown and Miss Ethel Hunt on December 2 at five. Miss Martha Maize hosted about twenty friends for a progressive game party. Miss Bessie Scott won first prize. Prof Barron to host a pupil reception December 7. King’s Daughters held a meeting at Mrs I N Kinney’s home. report on convent. Miss Mary Hasspert hosted five friends at a home party. Thursday club to meet with Mrs C R Compton on College Avenue. David C Keyser of Wooster to wed Miss Jennie Gillette of Cleveland. guests of his parents. Thanksgiving at John Rayl home with about 100 neighbors and friends. generous baskets, a large crowd, and each guest given a rocking chair as a gift. Hazel Eberly entertained with recitations from Riley and guests from nearby towns attended the event. Continuous social rounds of visits and greetings highlighted the week.
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Charles Langell
Barckeye Street
Thurasay
Langell
Benjamin Schubert
Lorjan
Sarah Zimmerman
Rittman
Deeds
Mizp
Mamie Dowty
Fremont
Will Dowty
J. B. Smith
Gene Humbert
Liberty Street
John Hubert
Cons
Saginaw
Lilly May
Kauke Hall
John H Brown
Ethel Hunt
Martha Maize
Bessie Scott
Barron
Dee
King’s Daughters
I N Kinney
North Market Street
Wo A Routson
Buryros
Mary Hasspert
C R Compton
College Avenue
David C Keyser
Edmond Keyser
Wooster
Mr. Rayl
En‘caine
Buorkaw
Hazel Eberly
Riley
CO . Lawrence
Dalton
Ws C. Rayl
Advertisement for Scott's Emulsion Nutritional Remedy
An aged medical ad touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for wasting diseases and general debility. The copy claims benefits for those coughing, thinning, or consuming illnesses and mentions a treatment plan dispensed at a New York address on Pearl Street.
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Scott's
Streetcar Strike Sparks Reinstatement Fight in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports city streetcars returning after dark under police protection with most strikers reinstated except 69 who faced alleged misconduct. Officials demand proof of violence before reemployment. union leaders urge fair handling as negotiations continue. Additional items include legal notes, a hospital examination case, and boxing results.
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Chicago
Chicago City Rathway Company
Carter H Harrison
Aldermante Imentation Committee
Fun
Thanksgiving banquets in London Berlin and Florence noted
American society in London held a banquet at the Hotel Cecil with guests including William Jennings Bryan and Ambassador Choate. In Berlin three hundred Americans at the Kaiserhof toasted Roosevelt and the German royal family. In Florence a Thanksgiving service and banquet occurred with figures like Samuel Clemens and Consul James Smith among attendees.
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Berlin
Kaiserhof
Ambassador Tower
Tresidiot Roosevelt
Wl Pam
W Oa Brown
Union
Roosevelt Danetog
Italy
Florence
Samuel Z. Clemens
Mark Twain
James Smith
Thomas Ford
PRESS POINTS AND WORLD NEWS ROUNDUP
A mixed press summary notes debates over railroads and public safety, reports on a Supreme Court ruling affecting parental inquiries, and comments on Canada threatening a boycott of the St Louis World’s Fair. It mentions Bourke Cochran’s failed bid, Colombia’s scolding, and provincial political dispatches, plus a tongue twister discussion about the term for people from Panama.
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St. Louis
Business Changes at United Express Co Office
The United Express Co will relocate from the Downing block corner room to the university room once used by H F Crowl the undertaker. The move gives Crowl a larger showroom space and positions the Express office for improved access in the downtown area.
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United States Express Co
Downing Block
University
H F Crowl
Downing
TOU
Swift
Oreupy
Crawl
Mortgage revival ties Lake & River railroad to Akron loan
A renewed mortgage filing by W French's Lake and River railroad interests, for 390000 dollars, was authorized by the company directors last Saturday. The loan secures property and pledges the line to Akron savings, due March 15, 1954. C. Fresh signs as president and D. Debtel as secretary with Hiling of the Columbus Savings Bank noted.
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Lake & River Railroad
State County
Akron
Tien
Agron
Payade
COW Fresh
Amd
Cetetary
Lake & Rover Company
Heyros Hiling
Umbun Savings
Pease
Clombure
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