Local Weddings and Housekeeping Plans Highlight Wooster Notices
A series of social announcements from Wooster report marriages and forthcoming housekeeping. Harriet Kintner wed Ray Weaver in a private ceremony with Mrs W P Snyder hosting. George L Taylor and Allis Horn married at Councilman Walters home, then to farm near Canaan. Mrs Horm known in Wooster, and Miss Christy’s social ties noted. Public posts invite friends to gatherings at Colonial and Euclid Avenue homes.
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SaBtatos
Linas
Wes
Euclid Avenue
Christy
Wooster
Maude Parrish
G. C. Smith
Lutheran Church, Utd
Nold Avenue
Harriet Kintner
Ray Weaver
Barberton
W. P.snyder
Company D Wins Thanksgiving Bowling Contest
Company D defeated the town team in a Thanksgiving morning bowling match. Company D scored 1821 points to 1008 for the town team, a wide margin reflecting a dominant performance by the Company D bowlers who issued a challenge to city teams, universities, and high schools.
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Company D
G Cmpany
Taam
Special Grand Jury Named for County Investigation
Judge S. B. Eason directs the selection of special grand jurors to probe evidence against men jailed or under arrest. John E. Applebaugh named foreman with Edward J. Kreiger as bailiff. Jury members include Phil Horn Edward Snavely Jacob Palmer Hugh McConshay Albert Miter Odenkirk Langell Wise Baker Apple ’panghereonard Bowman Ned Howard I S Eberly. Jury reported at 4 30 Friday afternoon. Special Grand Jury in impeachment proceedings.
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S. B. Eason
Noreing
John E. Applebaugh
Edward J. Kreiger
Phil Horn
Edward Snavely
Jacob Palmer
Hugh McConshay
Albert Miter
O. B. Odenkirk
Henry Langell
Ben. J. Wise
Fred &. Baker
John E. Apple
Panghereonard
B .Bowman
Ned Howard
I. S. Eberly
Sracial Grand Jury
Rumors Fly Over Columbus Experiment Station Board Session
Reports from Columbus describe a secretive Experiment Station Board gathering led by Governor Nash to address tensions between Director Thorne and Entomologist Webster. Thorne presented charges, then withdrew them. a December 14 meeting may reveal resignations and staff changes. Thorne denies published claims, saying secrecy misstates events.
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Columbus
Atr
Nash
Secre
State Journal
Thorne
Webster
Sages Ie Manuel
Wnless
Robinson
Strong @ r
Cincinnati
Thorné
Bowling Contest Between Town Team and Co D
A Thanksgiving morning bowling match at 10 o clock promises to be very interesting. The town team lists Ray Pinkerton Francisgram Arry Strow Wallace Smith and Geo Limb or H Clark. Co D team includes Will Curry A Toight and A Kelister.
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Co. D
Ray Pinkerton
Francisgram
Arry Strow
Wallace Smith
Geo. Limb
H. Clark
Will Curry
A-Atoight
A.kelister
Wooster Fox Chase Draws Big Crowd in Thanksgiving Sport
A Thanksgiving fox chase near Hall's coal office in West Wooster drew a large crowd. The fox started at the Hall property, led by the first dog Owced by Lake F. Jones, with Success by John Kipler and Will Noggle following along. Senator Jones praised the dogs as suitable foxhunters.
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Co. D
Reib
Eckinpaugh
Critchfeld
Eighth Regiment
A—Bucyrus
Walter E. Davidson
B—Akron
Claude B. Clarke
C—Canton
Charles Nieswitz
D—Wooster
Harry D. Woolman
E—Ashland
Ed. Hamilton
F—Akron
Joe Pittinger
H—Shreve
Orrin -Pore
K—Alliance
J. Urig
L—Galion
Horace, Sayre
M—Mansefield
Corporat
Pluck, Jr
Sergt
Orrin Pore
Co. H
Shreve
Armory
Thayer-Band
Canton
Hall
West Wooster
Reynard
Lake F. Jones
Paul
Orrville
John Kipler
Woosterfire
Will Noggle
Fox
Jones
New Fort Wayne Engine Arrives for Eastern Division Use
The Pittsburg Post reports a large 2-4 class engine arrived from Juniata shops of the Pennsylvania at Altoons for passenger service on the Ft. Wayne Eastern division. After a successful freight trial it will soon run regularly. The Atlantic type engine resembles the 8-A class, with larger cylinders and two pairs of 80 inch drivers, carrying 200 pounds of steam. Ten units will complete the Eastern division order.
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Juniata
Pennsylvania
Aitoons
Ft. Wayne
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tig Road
Crestline
Pt. Wayne
Isthmus Peace as Liberal Forces Surrender in Colon
Peace prevails on the Isthmus of Panama as Liberal forces capitulate to Colombian government, surrendering troops and arms at Colon under terms arranged aboard the US gunboat Marietta with British and French naval oversight. continued caution about broader unrest in interior Colombia. one ship to be withdrawn, but naval strength kept.
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Golon
United States
Marietta
Efieets
Tribune
Suchet
McCrea
Maphias
Perry
Iowa
Alban and Jeffries
Colombia
Senor de la Rosa
Liberal Party
Colon
Captain Perry
Alban
Bota
I Evans
Panama
Domingo Diaz
Navy Department
Doings of the Busy World Chronicle
Globules of news report a Southern Pacific depot fire in Alexandria Louisiana causing under seventy thousand dollars in damage. The Michigan Passenger Association ends round trip tickets effective January first. Memphis stenographer George M Neely shot Oral Crawford and cut his own throat but both will recover. Jealousy cited. Eufaula Alabama bank cashier E B Young indicted on 42 counts and posts bail. Near Milan Missouri farmer John A Wolf shot and killed on a public road in view of wife and children by Jasper Privitt. Freight on the Atlanta Knoxville and Northern derailed near Ducktown Tennessee. Conductor Ott and Engineer Dawson killed with several others injured. Grown Prince and Princess of Romania divorce reported seeking throne succession.
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Southern Pacific
Alexandria
Michigan Passenger Association
Memphis
George M. Neely
Oral Crawford
E. B._ Young
Eufulla
Ala
National Bank
Young
Milan
John A. Wolf
Jasper Privitt
Atlanta
Knorville
Northern
Ducktown
Tenn
Ott
Dawson
Ingres
Prince
Last Sad Rites for Dr John A Gann Held at North Market
Funeral for Dr John A Gann was held Friday at his North Market residence. The service featured a quartet and hymns, with J H Deeds delivering a sermon on Christian life and death. Friends and colleagues from Delaware University and local churches spoke warmly of his professional, social, and religious life as pallbearers and floral tributes reflected broad community esteem.
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John A Gann
North Market Street
Otceek
P Brough
Myers
J.H. Deeds
Gann
Dpr. T Stevenson
Delaware University
M. S. Church
Ife
A. D. KnappeeNcaead
R. N. Warren
John McSweeney
G. W. Ryall
John}. Barrett
T. Keister
W. D. Tyler
Family
M. E. Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Mpnorth League
Epworth League
Traveller's Club
Rising Star
James Mullins
Foulis
Aquilla Wiley
Red Hockway
Dr. Firestone
Glenn
L. S
Irs
Ormaby
Ugg
Geo
Lovegood
Former Wayne County resident tied to local lighting bond
A longstanding resident once living in Wayne County is noted for a past association with a prominent motor maker and a history of residence in the western part of the county. The piece discusses a statement about a gasoline tamor4 related matter and the town’s electric bond of $1,000,000 remaining unspent, delaying the lighting project and artificial light for streets.
Shreve Boy Invents Wireless Telegraph Apparatus
IS A WONDER. SHREVE Nov 26 Willard Gardner a 17 year old with a workshop has built wireless telegraph apparatus from his own invention. His machine transmits messages over distances without wires and a storm warning bell rings when a storm is 60 miles away. He aims to create a wire free telephone system and believes tests are satisfactory.
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Shreve
Willard Gardner
Marriage Licenses List From Wooster Area Areas
George L. Taylor of Wayne township Wol Mter Alise Horn of Marion E. King of Akron and Bes sie Horst of Orrville Henry Oderman and Martha A. Red mond of Wooster Charles Keefer of Barberton and Mary Hatfield of Easton Beaver Harriet E Klintner of Wooster Charles C. Jones and Mary C. Rockey of Wooster Claude Mann and Flora Elliott of Wooster D Lia Lambert of Wapakoneta and Emma L Browne of Wooster Raymond E Fisher and Grace H Eckert of Wooster Andrew E Hostetler of Creston and Clara D Schindler of Madisonburg
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Geo. L. Taylor
Wayne Township
Alise Horn
Marion E. King
Akron
Bessie &. Horst
Orrville
Henry Oderman
Martha A. Redmond
Wooster
Charles Keefer
Barberton
Mary Hatfield
Easton
Byeaver
Harriet Ekintner
Charles C. Jones
Mary C. Rockey
Claude Mann
Flora Elliott
D. Lia Lambert
Wapakoneta
Emma L. Browne
Raymond E. Fisher
Grace H. Eckert
Andrew E. Hostetler
Creston
Clara D. Schindler
Madisonburg
Mrs Lutey Taggart Dies at 35 in Bent Laver Street
Mrs Lutey Taggart of Bent Laver Street died after a complication of diseases. Daughter of Tate John Maurer she was 35. A Methodist and devoted mother of three, she passed after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 7 o'clock.
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Lutey Taggart
Timer Taggart
Bent Laver Street
Tate
John Maurer
Kidney Health Claim Ad From Kilmer Remedy
The ad warns that overwork weakens kidneys and claims modern science links general illness to kidney trouble. It touts Dr Kilmer's Kidney Remedy as a top cure with samples via mail and instructions to mention the paper when writing to Binghamton, NY.
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Br. Kilmer
Mall Rome
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
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