Second Preliminary Debate in Faylor Auditorium
The second Iving Athensesn debate was held last night in Faylor auditorium. The question debated whether to disfranchise the Magh-Poculitiode and Bantithet action or provide an alternative. Represented by Athenaean on the negative were A. D. Todd ET W. Douglas and M. E Gardiners Athenaean, with A. O. Caldwell FE Heese and E. E. G. Carson defending the affirmative. The judges were R. L. Adair, Prof. Elias Compton, and W. BE Kean, with two favoring Athenaean and one for the opposing side. The discussion centered on whether the negro can exercise suffrage, plus the constitutionality of the measure, which was not in the debate per agreement but pressed by the negative. A large audience attended and lively support was shown for both sides.
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Faylor Auditorium
A. D. Todd
ET -W. Douglas
M. E
Christmas club meeting and social events detailed
The regular Thursday club met December 4 at Mrs. Tyler’s residence with a program of Christmas quotations and papers by Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Shupe, and others. Numerous thimble parties at Mrs. Robert J. Smith’s home on South Buckeye street drew many ladies, with elegant refreshments and varied activities. Engagement news for Miss Sat ie Martin Grosjean, a Wooster resident, and future wedding plans were announced. Mission circles across Lutheran, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches held meetings, with papers on Earth Peace in Japan and Syria, and plans for social events and fundraisers. A feature tale described a physician’s trial of Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung issues.
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Mra. Tyler
Public
Kelly
Kerr
Robert J. Smith
South Buckeye Street
W. T. Peckinp
RH Smith
Margaret King
Christina Groh
Mabel Wilson
Satie Martin
Berite Ayama
Grosjean
Wooster
Alvin Rich
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Lutheran Church
Miss
Mary Kisling
Overholt
W. E. Rice
R. B. Snyder
B. F. Miller
Miller’s Hall
Methodist Church
Rayne
America
Hartman
Sesson
Mia Arlene Martin
Miss Plack
Jenk K
Fitch
Joan China
Brown
Mia Bannagardner
Wise
We Eads
Hershel Walter
Ormsby
Folcom
Women’s Home
Foreign Missionary Societies
Hirst Presbyterian Church
John Zimmerman
Beallavenoe
South
Shupe
Syria
Miss March
Matters Heard and Pending Before Judge Adair
Legal notices list numerous probate actions and estate matters. Filings include letters testamentary for Ailson Hilbert, guardianships for Adam Wade Keister and Hattie M Blacksten, executors of Angetaumgard and Mary Zercher estates, and petitions to sell real estate. Hearings set for January 3 to January 5 and December 21.
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Benj.Gorip
Emil
Sanacuet Alge
Stephen D. Watts
Ailson Hilbert
Jermette S. Amstatz
Menno
Ammstuty
Armstutz
E. Zimmerman
Cora M. _Zimmerman
Walloof Wing
Shay
George Shreve
Massillon
Gish
Jayo Lee
Firat
Baal
John *Bowman
Fern, Hart and Raymond
Isaiah Hackett
East- Union Township
Aled
Local Notices and Advertisements Mix in Patchy Copy
The fragment lists names from several towns such as Applecreek Fredericks burg Wadaworth Madisonburg Shreve and Doyles town. It includes medical ads for Laxative Honey and Tar and Tonal Laxative Cough Syrup plus claims about Proctor selling his dry goods and a nod to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with prices and vendor hints.
Morphine in Stomachs Tied to West Salem Inquest
The Morehouss inquest continued with Coroner Sullivan at West Salem Friday. Deputy Marshall Paul Sampsell of Cleveland and John Rhoads of West Salem testified. The state chemist testified the last babe’s stomach contained morphine. Marshall Sampsell said the babies fed at 651 Dunham Avenue Cleveland, run by Dr Gomelina Baker and wife May E Barnes and a Miss Butler were named as mothers. Coroner Sullivan did not amend the verdict but will finalize with Clerk Barrel at Wooster in a few days.
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Morehouss
Sullivan
West Salem
Marshall Paul Sampsell
Cleveland
John Rhoads
Marshall Sampsoll
Dunham Avenue
Gomelina Baker
May E. Barnes
Mias Butler
Claveland
Loucain
Wooster
Locate Heir in Brooklyn Letter About Jobo J Walter
A Brooklyn law firm seeks the whereabouts of Jobo J Walter once of Wooster. A letter claims Walter owes his heirs a sum and requests information. Mrs Wilhelmsina Waechter of Brooklyn says Walter left a sum to his heirs. the administrator at Wooster is handling it. Call the firm's office for details.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Jobo J Walter
Walter
Wooster
Wilhelmsina Waechter
N.yoo
Jobo J
Mr. Salter
Nervine advertised as nerve nourishment remedy
An old promotional ad extols Dr Miles Nervine as a nerve food and medicine to relieve languid tiredness irritability and nervous exhaustion. It claims rapid strength return and features testimonials and a guarantee through Miles Medical Co. with a local dealer in Tallahassee.
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Miles
Local Jewelry Stock Promises Fine Gifts This Christmas
Daily receipt highlights fine collections in jewelry and silverware. Guld and Silvers offer weathered stock and a wide array of clocks for every purpose. Visitors are urged to view the large, complete selection and consider an early purchase for holiday gifting.
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Gan
Hood
Sarsapartila
Pitts
Eeren
H. Johns
Parker
Sargaparilla
Bears
Bliss Grocery
West Liberty St
Tuane
Life
Tee Eetotila, i. C
Tei Lite Plant Co
Carton, Chia
Jas
Bse
O D. Moore
Baptist Church
Harpersville
N. Y
Laubach’ & Boyd
Tisk
Bi L. Adair
John Arthur Bott
Applecreek
Alice May Flint
Fredericksburg
Geo. W. Prost
Wadaworth
Artha Harris
Big Prairie
Ray Melott
Manafield
Matilda Flickinger
Madisonburg
Walker B. Outnau
Shreve
Nettle S. Rash
Michael A. Rohrer
Margaret A. Harter
Doyles
Loui
S Stauffer
Sugar
Mey
Melvin McQuate
Aabland
Sippie
Thorley
Cattasburg
John A. Firestone
Jeromeville
Daisy A. Pocock
Funk
M. D. Proctor
Proctor
Proctor De‘clares
Hollister
Laubach & Boyd
Ind
Miles-Medical Co
Likhart
Takeasothern
Tisimeniata
Fall Draggists Chicheater Chemisoal Sonus Gla Paper Madison Bhausre
Ladies Wits Ale
Speedy Tegner
Wim, Shibley
Jacob Pisocher
Rocky
Laubach
the Home Building & Loan’ Company
Wyooster
Wayne County
Office Commercial Bank
S. E. Side Public Square
David W. Musselman
Weston T. Peckinpaugh
Furniture Bargains
Christine
Christine & Panford
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