Wooster and Applecreek Cubs Sweep Local Cockpit Battles
Lovers of the cockpit gathered in an old shop at Millersburg on February 4. Six bouts featured birds from Wooster, Applecreek, and Lebanon with Wooster and Applecreek winning every match. Wagers were placed on several ties, all winnings going to the visitors as they left early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Applecreak
Wat Lebanon
Applecreek
Bertha Marchand
Julius Foster
Coshocton
Bertha Marchand Philp Roth
Pittsburg
August C. Mathorst
Gold Standard Coal Bank
Frank Stauffer
Doc
D A Blanchard
Wm Howenstine
Jep
City Council Briefs Mix Routine and Debate
City council met Monday night with all members present. President Van Nest presided as minor topics were reviewed and minutes approved. Overholt reported bridge repairs to the First ward hose house. An ordinance on laying telegraph phone lines drew second reading and a solicitor report was requested on advisability. North Buckeye Bowman streets streetlights outages reported and company notified. Bills paid and adjournment moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Nest
Overholt
First Ward
Blake
Kinney
Hubbell
North Buckeye
Bowman Streets
Quinby Avenue
Social events and sleighing parties across Plain township
A burst of winter social life is described with sleigh rides to Applecreek and Plain township venues. Students from C and I classes visit Miss Grace McKee, Wooster Brush Works employees ride to Nolins for a party, and visits include Miss Alice France, Kef P social, Phi Gamma fraternity reception, and a United Presbyterian sleighing party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McKee
Plain Township
Wooster Brush Works
Nolins Big Sied
Applecreek
Wagner
Alce France
Mary Frick
Mary Fombelle
Missy Katharine Babb
Young
Lucile Rockey
Phi Gamma Faternity
Ted
Cora Smith
MF Church boards eyes recarpeting plans
The MF Church official board is considering recarpeting and refreshing the interior. The matter is being carefully reviewed to determine suitable options and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MF Church
Raids and arrests flee after Marne street incident
Monday actions by Brown and Manns raided the Marne and on South Valent street arrested a traveling man and a lady companion. The man skipped town leaving the woman to face charges. Before fleeing they left a forfeit of 820. The woman pleaded guilty and was fined 10 and costs. Other warrants issued. Also a beer and flour exchange pitch targets farmers. Plank and Gray ad promotes 30 pounds flour and 12 pounds feed per bushel of wheat. Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm advertised for nasal catarrh with new atomizer spray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Brown and
Manns
Marne
Walent Street
Plank & Gray
Local Notes on Elections Clerks and Town Events
A busy Wooster column reports on a Feb 1 birth in Clarance Nolin's family and a parade of local happenings. It notes election ballot delivery to judges and clerks, a youth's release on bail, relocations, pensions increased for soldiers, and upcoming court and school board activities. Also covered are weather delays, cold temperatures, snowdrifts, repairs to the Howard building, church fundraising, and various municipal and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarance Nolin
Bros. C. W
Balder
John FE. Applebaugh
Pension Department
James A McClure
Ohio
John N Boor
Mercury
S J. Blake
Wm Anout
C. W Landis
Ashland
Jobo Saal
West Liberty
Era
Walker and
Urs
Irs
Nettie Underwood
Howard
Garrett & Steinmetz
First Presbyterian Church
University
Brown
Jos Mangus
Angus
Alliance Review
Wooster
EE W Brumpter
Marlboo
Brumpter
Doc
Local Notes From J E PLAIN Bounty of Snow and News
Feb era of routine village happenings reports travel of residents to Canton Wooster and Nebraska. People visit relatives attend meetings and church services. Local births deaths illnesses and property moves are noted along with school events and community activities.
Celluloid comb catches fire. girl burned head
At about 9 Sunday evening Katharine Brandt, daughter of D W Brandt, was leaning over a stove when a celluloid comb ignited her hair. She ran outside screaming, was doused with water by her sister, and suffered excruciating burns. Hair burned away except for a few spots. doctors hope it may all regrow after months of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Brandt
D W Brandt
Miss Brandt
Nerve Pills Praise From Wooster Friends
Wooster readers publish testimony praising Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nerve strength sleep quality and general vitality. Mrs J Wep ler of 45 North Bever Street Wooster Ohio cites relief and steadiness while Zimmerman Co endorses the product. Each package bears the portrait and signature of A W Chase MD and sells for 50 cents at local dealers of the Buffalo company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W Chase
J. Wepler
North Bever Street
Wooster
Ohio
A. W. Chase
Becaus
Zimmerman & Co
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Cocking Main
Millersburg
City. Council
Social Nates
United Presbyterian Church
Wo. MecQuigg
Plain Church
Henry Canankamp
Jefferson
Beause
Ladias
M. E. Church
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Pystreet
New York
Will
B.& C. Coe
The
Baltimore
Circuit Court
Jas Rah
John McQuigg
Chas W Rhoadster
Marshal Leiner
J W McFeeters
Smith
Highland Park
Board of Education
Jacob Palmers
Second Ward
Robert Smith
Wm Bucher
Metzger
Mt Lennon
Mack ‘Taylortov Company
Metager
WOR Chromne
Columbus
Myers Fmtbualming College
Christine
Edward King
Mehenna Street
Marstar
King Ter
Wing
Poe
Boole
Neal &Vangelist
Wrepublican
Milinbrook
Val
Lightcap
David Landis
Ard
Ward
Burbank
I.andis
S G. Case
Harry
Canton
Onse
D. M Slaybaugh
Slaybaugh
Applecrefk
Christina Stutzman
Catherine Lower
Mennonite
C. Stoll
St. Michael's Cemetery
M. Church
Lyda Bonewitz
Elayworth Musson
Nebraska
Sarah Harsh
Beach City
New
Martin McQuate
Rowsburg
Lock-Jaw
Perry Glasgo
Lima
Edith
William Braoce
Zimmerman
F&f
Berthermmer
Clyde Fortney
West Salem
John Hough
Hough
Canaan
Russell
Friendsville
Jessie Hehn
Ron
Mode
Gertie Matthews
Chas Orr
Warwick
Marnest Sell
Michigan
Speos
Thos Russell
Akron
Lillian Zellars
Doylestown
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
Thos. Russell
Stese Bixler
Medina
Shaw
Geo Taylor
Geo Huauenstein
Huaenstein
Literary Society
Orttzerra
McFadden
Eaton
L. H. Becker
Harding & Co
Wesley Warner
Levi Bricker
Fred Zimmerman
Thursdey
Uay
Jack Quine
G.spangier
Lee McAfee
Buford Fishburn
Robert McAffee
Henry Swartz
James Fishburn
Emanuel Jolin
Lee Jostetter
Aubra Kendall
Geo Walker
Jesse Jolliff
Mr. Marks
George Newell
Rowey Silver
Benj Mykrantz
Christopher Myers
Near West Salem
John
Myers Hotel
Lodi
James Cramer
Wadsworth
Milt Delong
Thec L. & W
Hedge
Vic Daniels
Samuel Baker
Dora Gerberich
Hattie McCabe
Silas Weidman
Golden Corners
Stair
Wayne County
Corthouse
To ‘Puega
Plen’s
A.C Staley
Frick Mem
Block, Wooster
St. Germaine
Civilization
ST. Jacobs
Rabe
Crean
Enlil
ELY Broth RS
Warren St
Metarr
Rocky
Madison
Madison, Wis
Republican
Wayne
Court House
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