Local notes from Wooster Feb 12 recount town events
The Wooster Republican lists activities around February 12 including Miss Fiin Marshall visiting from Ashland, carpet work in a Shreve church, farm sale by Edward Prozer to Wesley Weimer for 4200, updates on local residents, and upcoming concerts. It mentions Pennsylviana Lines track work, pension bills, harvests at Odell's Lake, and a court-related note on Rafferty. The item shows a string of brief community notices, names, and small-town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Barnard
Earl Dunkle
Shreve
E. J. Young
Burbank
Republican
Frank Taggart
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Edward Prozer
Barnhart
Wesley Weimer
American House
James Read
Burton Read
Michal Rohr
Jal. Kinneys Hospital
Bechtel Alcock
Tessie Freedlander
New York
Freedlander
Cora Smith
Pennsylvania
Wooster
Congressman Sinser
Joseph Brintay
Lyman Critchnekt Jr
B. Eason
William P Schott
Robert Surth
David & Smith
Scotts Emulsion Described As Food And Medicine
The write up touts Scott's Emulsion as a food medicine, noting it is more than a medicine yet more than a food. It claims distinct value in wasting diseases and imperfect growth, emphasizing its vital principles and special remedy potential.
Frick Mansion on North Shore Shows Opulent Summer Home
Woosterites follow the H C Frick project on the Massachusetts North Shore, a brick and limestone estate of 170 by 85 feet with 85 rooms on 88 acres. About 150 artisans work fifteen months as planners include a $42,000 organ, creme black and gold marbles, mahogany interiors, and steel framed upper floors. The sprawling residence features an elaborate garden house, lavish stables, and expensive loam avenues, with telephone service added throughout the home.
Mrs Morehouse Indicted By Grand Jury
Indictment returns against Mrs Enola Morehouse of Wayne by the federal grand jury for using the waste to defraud Novelty Hat Works of Coomt She is held in Cleveland jail on the charge and a murder charge is mentioned against Miss Morehouse Federal authorities indicated Wayne county can request her presence there but no steps appear taken to secure her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Enola Morehouse
Wayne
Coomt
Morehouse
Cleveline
Miss Morehouse
Wayne County
Mrs Morehous
Ministers Consider Union Evangelistic Meetings
The Ministerial Association met at noon Monday in the Reformed church study and, after a luncheon provided by President Rev S E Neigh, discussed the possibility of holding union evangelistic meetings in late March or early April. No definite decision was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
S E Neigh
Quiet Wedding Unites Elmira Fair and Mr Gardner
A quiet wedding occurred Sunday evening February 10 at the home of William H. Fair in New Pittsburgh. Miss Elmira Fair married Mr David Gardner of Rows Ashland County. Gardner is respected. Elmira described as a charming young lady in white. Best wishes extended to the couple with plans for a post wedding home after March 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Fair
New Pitt-burg
Mies Elmira
David Gardner
Ashland County
West
District Democrat Nomination Prospects Foresee Big Fight
Read discusses rival candidates in Wayne Licking and Holmes counties, naming Wertz as a leading figure urged by friends for the nomination. Cassingham may oppose in Coshocton and a contest looms in the convention, with Licking county pursuing its own nominee. Republican side anticipates Swyner’s nomination, backed by Roosevelt era strength in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Lickyng
Tuscarawas
McDowell
Holmes County
Jashiye
Washint
Edd & Wertz
Wooster
Wertz
Cleveland Leu Iter
Sanday
Washington
Sf Wang
Nam ‘Albee
Lui
Hie
Co8bucton
Pernson
J. W Cassingham
Goringham
Fox
Lb PP
Jniper Lo Swyeer
Althoneh
Sirser Ace
Roosevelt
Sinser
Rudecvelt
Lincoln Letter to Walker and The Man Without A Country
John M Sweeney cites a 1859 Douglas Lincoln letter to President Walker of Harvard. The piece notes the letter introduces Robert Lincoln and remarks on the novel The Man Without A Country by Edward Everett Hale, with context about its publication timing around the 1860 election and Benedict Arno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
John M Sweeney
Lincoln
Douglass
Robert
Walker
Harvard College
Ilinois
Stephen A Douglas
Mcsweeney
Benedict Arno
Edward Everett Hale
Hale
Va Hon Din Bam Ion
Ohio
Per Valanding
Youngs Augmented Orchestra For Charity Concerts
The Sunday afternoon concert series to aid a maintenance fund will feature Youngs Augmented Orchestra. The first program is set for Armory on Sunday February 18 with musicians including Director A Schroeder, violins Charles Rogers and Harry Young Watigur Conrad, second violins Theodore Muschenich UO C Franks, bass Frank Lowery, clarinet W M Smith, horn Fote Will Hess, cornets Warren J Kelaster Joseph A Schuch, trombone Harry Sweeney, mellophone Fred R Hollabaugh, drums Horace H Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
A Schroeder‘ Firet
Charles Rogers
Harry Young Watigur
Conrad
Theoiore Nmuschenich
UO. C Franks
Frank Lowery
W. M Smith
Dr. Hard
Fote
Will Hess
Warren J Kelater
Jseph A. Schuch
Harry Sweeney
Fred R. Hollabatgh
Horace H. Barrett
Gas turned on at dental office causes air blast
Sunday afternoon in Dr M. R. Limb's dental office a gag turned on released gas filling the room with a blue thick air. The leak was located with no fire or match used and practically no damage occurred though a spark could have caused an explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Limb
Whooping Cough Epidemic Reported In Schools
A fragmented report notes many cases of whooping cough among schoolteachers and students. The record hints at a widespread epidemic with coughing symptoms and rising concern across the community.
Wooster Triumphs In Close Pennsylvanian Varsity Game
Wooster defeated the University of Pennsylvania 21 to 17 at Duquesne Garden Amphitheatre. Good and Whyte led Wooster with several field goals while Pennsylvanias team showed more individual play than teamwork, improving in the second half but unable to overcome the visitors lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylania
Wooster University
Duquesne Garden
Pittsburg
Whyte
Arm
Ross
Aprland
Orabtee
Wooster
Thempeon
Bai
Copelnd
W O. P
Tin Wooster
WU “P
Pennsylvania
Out
Vistors
Whyte Copeland
I*o-Ward
Eramerts
McCandlesa
Rabsres
Rose Thompson
McCormick
Gill
Rose
Overholt
Thompson
Marsh
McCuddless
Good
Copeland
Crabtree
Admitted His Guilt Chief Leiner Recovers Stolen Rings
Chief Leiner on Sunday arrested 17 year old Clayton Buchanan in Crawford county for the theft of two gold rings and $15.10. The rings were traded by Buchanan and traced to New Washington, where the owner confirmed they were the ones stolen from his house. Buchanan admitted guilt after the rings were shown to him, and Bucyrus officers prepared to transport him back for custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiner
Lattysburg
Clayton Buchanan
New Washington
Crawford County
Bashaan
Young Buchanan
Buchanan
Bucyrus
Team Ran Away Injures Man On Lattasburg Road
A team driven by Isaiah Lehr living seven miles northwest on the Lattasburg road ran away Saturday night and threw Mr Lehr from the wagon fracturing his right collar bone and injuring the Wibs on the left side. Dr J J Kinney provided medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Lehr
Lattasburg
Mr. Lehr
J. J Kinney
Card of Thanks for WILL FRARY and Family
The Frary family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the death and burial of our father WILL FRARY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Frary
Secrets of Hello Girls at Wooster Office Visit
Tuesday was a rel letter day at the Millersburg Wooster Orrville Telephone Company as chief operators and bookkeepers from other towns toured the Wooster office. Miss Maude Ellsperman welcomed the visitors and Laura Henig served as toastmistress at a Trentinac banquet after a tour of new rooms and an open house for long distance operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooster
Millersburg
Trentinac
Frontenac
Catherine Schiffer
Delaware at Delaware game schedule and aims
The University basketball team remains in good shape after a short trip and rests yesterday with light practice this week since no games are set. The next game is against Delaware at Delaware, as Methodist seeks to regain honors on its new gym floor during the dedication. Remaining schedule lists Feb 22 Delaware at Delaware, Feb 23 OBU at Columbus, Feb 24 Kenyon at Gambier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Methodiste
Deaware
Colubus
Fbe
Kenyon
Ganbier
Interest at Church of God Meeting Brings Souls to Christ
The Church of God held a Sunday service with a morning sermon titled Go Forward. Two united with the church and an evening altar call led to a salvation. The pastor preached a strong message on honoring God and receiving His honor. Meeting tonight. You are invited.
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Small-Town Life
Residents of Emanuel Shultz's farm host Adna Eszick Meller and Helene. Misses Spangler and Garder-FlerS James Skeece deny Bataan claim. Mrs Ida Marburger funeral at Canton. Thos Pike and wife from Ashland visit J F Simon. Miss Bessie hher at Children’s Home Wooster. centralization meeting for Con regis Township schools held at Town Hall. local residents sign gas and oil leases to their lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
J. F Simon
Bessie
Wooster
Mac Carlin
Conregis Township
May Change the Route for Electric Railway
The Wootters and Mansfield Electric Railway company considers routing changes amid many signatories reluctant to consent. They eye Liberty street or routes via South Buckeye or Walnut streets for the new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wootters and
Mansfield Electrica Railway Company
Liberty Street
South Buckeyes Or
Walnut Streets
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Ireland
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Puta
Frick Mansion
H.C. Frick
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