Carnation day event in Grand Army hall program
The Kieffer circle No. 45 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic observes Carnation day on Tuesday evening Jan 20 in Grand Army hall marking the 64th anniversary of William McKinley’s birth. Speakers Fern Kiefer Herbert H. Johnson and E K Carsod are secured. Music by a quartet. Program to be published later.
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Grand Army Hall
Kieffer
Grand Army of the Republic
Wm. McKinley
Mies Fern Kiefer
Herbert H. Johnson
E. K. Carsod
Wooster City Council Debates Sewer Petition on Nohl Avenue
City council members in Wooster discuss a sewer petition on Nohl Avenue and Cushman Streets to Spink Street. They review a profile change to optimize depth, approve a six month expense ordinance totaling 17682.50, and consider a new depot building for machinery storage.
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City Connect
Kisling
Werner
Thea Char
Nerther
Schopf
Nohl Avenue
Gasche
Cushuan
Philip Markery
Welser
Board of Public Service
J. M. Ginter
Minter
Mr. Ginter
Will H. Miller
Boston
Mass
Miler
Io Wooster
Muller
Applecreek
Armstrong Residents Relocate Near Creston and Local Happenings
Jan 3 report notes Hensel family moved near Creston instead of Cherry Corners as previously stated. Vira Hensel with brother and wife near Creston. Mary Spitler with son Will's family, Exta Ikea etil unable to walk. J Wolgbamer has the Jambago. Johnnie Mark from Mechanica burg visited D W Clas home over weekend. Marion Showalter plans farming and sale in a few weeks.
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R. Hensel
Creston
Cherry Cornera
Vira Hensel
Mary Spitler
Will
Dollar Wheat Sparks County Debate In The Republican
An article cites Director Chas E Thorne of the experiment station defending dollar wheat while criticizing the agitation as engineered by a noted figure. Local wheat growers, merchants, and rail interests clash over price signals, with Thorne asserting personal support but skepticism about achieving the goal under current leadership.
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Republican
Whoich Directeur
Chas
E Thorne
Ira
Acme
Avimes
Thorne
Former Wooster Printer William E Hughes Dies in Cleveland
William E Hughes a Wooster native and printer by trade died Saturday at his Cleveland home after a long illness. He worked on Cleveland daily papers and with A N Kellogg Co later as publisher and writer. Survived by Mrs Hughes, his funeral was held in Cleveland with pallbearers John F Barrett John Horn Curtin Sidle George Kettler and Forres Alcock. Interment will follow.
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William E. Hughes
Charlotte Reid
North Walnut Street
Cleveland
Wooster
A. N Kellogg Co
Hophes
Billy’' Hughes
Mra Hughes
John F. Barrett
John Horn
Curtin Sidle George Kettler
Forres Alcock
J. K. Shellenberger
Hospital to dedicate room in memory of Mrs Emilie Taylor
Directors of Wooster Hospital accept Captain J B Taylor’s offer to furnish a room in memory of his wife Emilie Taylor. The room will be furnished by Dr E J Barrett and wife and joins two existing rooms already provided for in the hospital.
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The
Wooster Hospital Company
Republican
J. B. Taylor
Emilie Taylor
Captain Taylor
E. J. Barrett
Advertised Letter List No 3 from Wooster Post Office
Non called letters listed as of January 21 in Wooster post office includes gentlemen Cartwright E G Eddie C B Folson Geo Grother W Menecker James Miller A C Miller Barry Simon and ladies Addie Keariwald Mrs Mabel Johnsaon Miss A Robicon Miss Dellie Starges Mia Josepo Turner.
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Wooster
Testimony In Referee Hearing On Gas Company Credit Insolvency
In a hearing before Referee W F Keno the question of the old gas company 13 uF’s bankruptcy was examined. Buck and Elk argued that Back acted only as creditor while supporting the plant, and witnesses testified to motions and signed minutes. The referee found the company insolvent and Buck with a clear claim on the property, intending to report to Judge Tayler.
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W F Keno
13 Uf
Cleveland
Creaitore
Elk
Pittsbury Attorpeye
Buck and Elk
Back
Wurster W
Feeman
Secutary
Pittsburg
Referes Kean
Ita
Buck
Tayler
Wooster Singer Miss Beer To Debut In Rome Opera
Mary Elizabeth Beer of Wooster, sister of Dr. James D. Beer, will appear in grand opera in Rome this April after touring with New York City's National Grand Opera company. She studied with top voice teachers in New York and has drawn local enthusiasm from Wooster residents following her training and upcoming Italian debut.
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Wooster
Mary Elizabeth Beer
James D. Beer
Wooster University
New York City
Apri
Mies Beer
Rome
Europe
National Grand Opera Company
Wayne County Deed Highlights From Local Transfers
A sequence of quitclaim and guardian deeds records in Wayne County involves transfers among residents including Alma J. Ysilan, Frank Reierén bach, Win B. Faye, Charles Kraft, and others. Properties span Orrville, Wooster, Smithville, and Canaan township with values from 25 to 435 dollars.
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Jase BE. Mann
Frank Atd
Danny Sylmebart
Alma J
Ysilan
Prack Reierénbach
Orrville
Blur
Ste
Eweo
Rittman
Almira Werker
Ann J Lowe
Uta
Mortland
Urith Leatherman
B. Faye
Weetsviem
Charles F. Kraft
Orrose
G. Morrison
Richard Morrison
Acregin Plain
John Nisly
Mary Nisly
RH. Critenbeld
Nancy C. Sentern
Shreve
Christian
Kropp
Seth S. Prapp
Smithville
GU Nanzellto
M L. Roger
Cnan Az Nell
Sarah A Griner
Ie Canaan
Social Notes and Local Weddings in Sterling Area
Social notes cover the Progressive Farmers' meeting, January program details, and winter reading titles. A Presbyterian ceremony unites T E B Kou and Elsie Balle Lookabaugh. several engagements and visits to Wooster, Sterling, and nearby towns are noted alongside college connections and regional social events.
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Cinh
Torlin
Janary- Mat
Sharp
RolFeahuman
P. Ihbrig
C. E. Thorne
R. J. Rasse
Edna Grady
Eberly
W. J. Giffin
F. Hershey D. Dat
Presbyterian
T. EB. Kou
East N
Elsie Balle
Sterling
Neple
Migs
Bessie Sigler
Veaster
Wilt Marthay
Akron
Wooster
Sontav
Martbey
Mra David Cassidy
Biveker Street
Mra
Martbey Wall
Atroa
Markets by Telegraph Wooster Exchange Summary
Market report from Wooster telegraph shows May and July futures for wheat and corn withcotton like figures. Local Wooster prices include butter 24 to 26 cents per pound eggs 21 cents per dozen lard 25 cents per pound and poultry prices for old and young chickens at 6 and 8 cents respectively.
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Wooster Eook Exchange
Wooster
Chicago market cattle and hog prices from regional quotes
The report lists live cattle hog lamb and calf prices across multiple markets including EAST BUFFALO PITTSBURGH CLEVELAND and INDIANAPOLIS. Prices cover cattle steers cows bulls and calves with ranges for hogs and sheep, plus grain quotes and trimmed notes on futures.
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Fammonn
Ture
Pittsburg
Cleveland
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