Wooster Republicans call primaries for April 7 election
A local political notice from Wooster Wayne County Ohio outlines Republican primaries on March 8 and the municipal election set for April 7 1902. It lists offices including Board of Education Water Works Trustees Council Assessor Justices of the Peace Trustees Constable Clerk and more with details on nomination and certification procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Iducation
Board of Water Works
Justices of the Peace
Wayne County
Wooster City
John I. Applebaugh
Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections
Wooster
Daly
W .B. Bryson
Republican Executive Committee
H. 4. Hubbell
Prince Henry’s Arrival Heralds Surgeon Of Clothes
Prince Henry brought 47 trunks of clothes to the country. If each trunk holds about four suits, he would have over 40 suits daily at peak, averaging about two suits per hour around the clock. Guards must stay sharp, with little time free between changes to view surroundings. Foley’s Honey and Tar claims to cure coughs from grippe.
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Prince Henry
Aduaeu
Ashe
America
Township Clerk and Assessor Candidates in Republican Primaries
Cloyd V. Steinmetz and Charles Lautenschlager seek Township Clerk nominations in Wooster township. Charles Koble runs for Assessor of the First ward while C Hubbell seeks the Second ward post. Harry H. Miller is a Township Trustee candidate in the Republican primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd V. Steinmetz
Wooster Township
Charles Lautenschlager
Charles Koble
Hubbell
Harry H. Miller
Plain Township Republicans vote notice 1902 primary
Primary election notice for Plain Township on Saturday March 8 1902. Polls open at Blackeyville Jefferson and Springville with hours until 6pm. Authorities call for voter participation in the Republican party contest.
Wayne Hall Proposed for New College Building
An editor suggests renaming the new college building to Wayne Hall to honor Wayne County and the Conservatory of Music’s Kauke Hall heritage. The letter argues the historic Wayne name would please many residents and strengthen local support for the building project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woosten Repep.ican
College
Conservatory of Music
Kauke Hall
Wayne
Wayne County
Ita
Wayne Hall
Applecreek Blossoms Lecture and Local Notices Rise
Applecreek February 24 local items note a Presbyterian Church lecture next Saturday by Rev Furbay praised by Dr Hackett and Rev Twinem of Orrville. Two rural delivery route applicants noted but no entries from women due to Mrs Utterson’s illness. James Jameson recovering from pneumonia. his son from Grand Rapids aiding. Mrs Story Jameson plans Montana move. Ticket Agent Heller will live in town. Mrs Villard stays with her mother until April 1. Rumor says R West may partner in a wholesale grocery in Canton and travel for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applecreek
Presbyterian Church
C. E
Br. Furbay
Hackett
Twinem
Orrville
Utterson
James Jameson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Story Jameson
Montana
Heller
Simon Villard
Washington
Acceptance of Call for Rev W A Littell at United Presbyterian
The Bloomington Indiana preacher Rev W A Littell announced on Sabbath he accepts the call extended weeks ago by the congregation. Members express pleasure at Littell and his wife Mrs Littell is present. installation date to be announced.
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W A Littell
Bloomington
Ind
United Presbyterian Church
Mer Littell
Glittell
Wooster
Bankeevproy
District Court of the United States
Ohio
Pram Herman
Frank Herman
Toe Onte
Tuta
Kean
Witotair
Kdl
Business Changes in Wooster Departures and Openings
POW Geiselman will stay in Wooster after selling an interest and opening a shoe store in the city. The new Mamier Shoe Store will occupy the West Liberty street room formerly held by WA Routson. The present quarters will be retained to handle brew teas and related goods while a larger space is secured.
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Geiselman
Maroon
Wall
Wooster
Clathiow Yrade
West Liberty Street
WA Routson
Paumier
Oliver Phows
Che Cop Kraus
Ohio
Ball
Lye
Ars Coquillard
Osborne
Spring Tooth Narrows
Cyclone Land Rollers
Herrows
Weimer
Gerstenslager
Marshallville
Wooster Hardware Co
Card of Thanks from the GiLt family in Wooster
The GiLt family expresses gratitude for the gifts and kindness shown by friends and students of Wooster and vicinity. They cherish the supportive tokens received during pleasant times together and wish well to those facing adversity, extending their deepest thanks for all contributions.
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Wooster
David M GiLt
Well Deserved Compliment For Miss Everhard
The Yankton Gazette reports Miss Lottie O Everhard daughter of Louis Everhard of Wooster has resigned as director of physical training at Yankton College. The paper praises her work saying she ranks second to none among students and faculty and that Yankton College cannot spare her. She plans no summer position with Lake Kautauqua owed to her high regard from many unfamiliar with Yankton.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Lottie O. Everhard
Louis Everhard
Wooster
Miss Everhard
Yankton College
Home of Wooster resident hosts charity social for church
The home of Mr Wr Taylor in Wooster’s suburbs hosted a February 18 social to benefit Wayne Presbyterian church. Over 100 guests contributed cent-by-cent payments, complimented by reception by Miss Heckman and Miss Taylor. The evening featured games, social chat, and a luncheon, with all leaving impressed by the well-planned event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Taylor
Wooster
Wayne #Presbyterian church
Ginner
Heckman
Taylor
Fraternalism and the Church Meeting Notice
Yeomen are urged to attend the next meeting on Thursday evening March 6. A paper titled Fraternalism and the Church will discuss the close relation of church and fraternal efforts to uplift society. The session will include discussion from members on the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
No Episcopal Church Services This Week
No services Wednesday or Friday afternoon due to Rev H D Stauffer being called to Boston. Local residents listed include Albert Hofstetter McC, er 3a Gunten Dalton Le 3linger Mir M Stender Marshallville John C Zook Neshannock Pa Sadie Moose Weilersville Edwin C Hoover Sterling Beatrice McConnell Rittman A movement to pave College avenue will be discussed soon. Also ads note neckties 35 cents each or 3 for $1 at NC Nice's and bulk bug vane garden seeds at Wooster Hardware Co.
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H. D. Stauffer
Boston
Albert Hofstetter
Mcc
Gunten
Dalton
Mir
M. Stender
Marshallville
John C. Zook
Neshannock
Sadie Moose
Weilersville
Dwin C. Hoover
Sterling
Beatrice McConnell
Rittman
Wooster Letter Lists Post Office Names And Local Ads
The Wooster list includes post office letters for February 24 1902 with names for Gentlemen and Ladies. It notes local ads for Neckties from D Nice and loan offerings from G W Spangler and remarks on Wooster hardware and spring arrivals at Wooster Hardware Co, plus a testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure from FDP Reynolds Mansfield about croup relief.
Jury drawn in Yoder versus Gerard and List case
In Court of Common Pleas Tuesday morning the case Yoder v Gerard & List was sent to the jury. The action seeks damages for alleged failure to pay for a sale contract of Archar House. Plaintiff's counsel A. D. Metz and W. F. Keun. defendants' counsel M. L. Smyser. Special jurors were drawn: Car anglesias, Wm Leupold of Wooster, Olliver Keener of Wayne, George Fike of Greene, Phil Mar ley of Wooster, Jacob Sulizbaugh of Chippewa, David Hewitt of Canaan.
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Court of Common Pleas
Yoder
Gerard
Fredericksburg Juniors entertain as doctors busy
In Fredericksburg on Sunday and Sunday evening Rev. Williams of Arnot Pa filled the Congregational pulpit and will return March 2. Miss Margaret Barnes helps nurse her ill father at home while sister Mary suffers with grip. Wooster University Juniors gave a pleasing show to a good audience. Congregational ladies served supper and recitations honored Washington’s birthday. The Necuna Club met at George Seuright’s with Mrs Sadie Dodd. a merry, though noisy, gathering. Doctors remain busy as many households suffer illness. Burdock Blood Bitters are praised for health.
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Tuk Repubican
Fredericksburg
Rev. Williams
Arnot
Congregational Church
Margaret Barnes
Mary
Lu Grippe
Will Wright
Clevland
William Berger
Wooster University
Washington
Necuna Club
George Seuright
Sadie Dodd
Price List From Local Market January 1902
Market notes show varied prices for staples and produce including butter at 14 to 16 cents per pound, eggs at 20 cents per dozen, beans at $2.00 per bushel, old potatoes, corn and oats prices, and poultry rates for chickens, turkeys, and ducks per pound. Also mentions grain, flour, and wool items in the era.
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Totearesaver FC Ld
Timthy
Lleveland
Chicago
Ted Ateerr
Columbus
Ohio
California
Doz
Gabe
Ben Davis
Pittsburg
New York
State
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
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Ice Gorge
Schley
David B. Hill
Oregon
Sampson
Sehtier
Battle of
Saute
Andrew Carregie Saeft
Te Wooster
Henri Watter
Santiago
Amalgamated Association of Gold Brick Manufacturers
Westfield
Mass
Rengressman
Kentucky
Santos Dumont
Santos la
Santos
Andrews
Detroit
Hanson
Lincoln
Nebbanker
Trek
Nash Knet
Venus Staee
Nash
Davin Bo
Estes
Monroe Loetrie
Hantromn
Physic Ao
Conpressman Wheeler
Kentuck
Springfield
Cleveland
Helen Stone
Mother
Rege Bering
Setar
Zoot
Greategr
Sia
Wes Waites
Democratic Party
Nir Whitney
Foley
Teisa
langs—Laihatha
Hoyand Zimimertaag
Co Ate Teh
Uncle Sam
Repubitan
Nice
Episcopal Church
College Avenue
NC Nice’s
D. Nice
G. W. Spangler
Agt
Quillhurst Poultry Farm
Floria
FDP Reynolds
Mansfield
Florsheim
D.nice
Wayne Court of Common Pleas
D. B
Noah Sark
Bits and
Ms. Potts
B. W. Game
Wee
Mre. A. BE. Kidd
Elgin, III
Arthur Ernest Kidd
Hamilton
Peruna
Kidd
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Carl Fox
Ohio State
Wouster Markets
Fao Rae
Jack Boutson
Spencer Center
Frank A Smith
Elyria
J. C. Aide
Blackeyville, C
Kél
Pxoney
Enquire Taylor & Taylor Law Office
Bole Gress
Funk _aAcres, Heirs
Ayne A
Bankeop
Notioe
Estate Otive
Peter Smith
Ayne County
Gish
Richard Peebles
John Ples
Tsmouth
Probate Court
Dubie
County of Wayne
State of Ohio
J Robsnyder
Perry Yarnell
Mes B Taylor
Lucetta Yarnell Taylor & Taylor
Plain
County of
Section Ten
Said Aurewe
Reyund
RB. Smith
W.F. Kean
Beit
Board of Cation
Board of Education
Saldachat
Aig Trat
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