Lew Mann heads for Denver on January weekend
Monday note lists Lew Mann leaving for Denver Colorado on Sunday night Alvin Graber also departs for Denver with his wife the same date A local item mentions two glove thefts on North Bever Street and several community happenings including church, school and business notes with names such as Miss Anna Crocker Miss Lola Jeffracs Fred Snavely and Arthur Bowran among others, plus a report on telephone line trouble and a visit by a US marshal to discuss war witnesses and a talk by Dr. R. Klett on Mistakes of the Evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Mann
Denver
Colorado
Alvin Graber Iefe
North
Bever Streat
S.najage
Arttur Bowran
Capaac
Bowman
Orr Wall
Orr
Anna EO Ctrater
Lola Jeffracs
Fred Snavely
We Beresford
Ragrer Bros Meat
Cora Smitth
al Fredrykd& Co
Ise Smith
Nnt
New York City
Henry Derr Dies After Long Illness Veteran of Civil War
Henry Derr of Wooster Ohio died Thursday at 61 after a long battle with paralysis following a Civil War service record. Born in Bedford County Pa in 1841 he rose from private to captain in the Sith Regiment of Pennsylvania volunteers serving four years. Funeral was held Sunday at 2 pm from his West Larwill street home with Rev Neikirk officiating. Interment in Wooster cemetery. Survived by his wife Mrs Derr and thirteen grandchildren among other relatives.
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Henry Derr
Ife
Wooster
Bedford Genty
Cody
Derr
Guyarried
Jaraine Rhoden
Segersot
Henry Derr Tollow
Mr Derr
Ita
Johnshelly
Wayne
Canton
Mre
Sen Miker
Charles Derr
Maiston
Emmet Derr
Buffalo No
Bal Ward Derr
Akron
Jafflictim
West Larwill Street
Given Pest
Repubi
Os B. Neikirk
Reformed Church
Harry Sweeney
Usto
Harrison Miller
James A Spamp
John C Ball
John Yoder
Mussop McCoy
Weoater
Ed Manges
Ihies
Mr c
George Wire
Many Wore Carnations at Woostrite Celebration
The NeKinley carnation was worn by many Woost rites Monday. It was the favorite flower of ell citizens, pinned conspicuously. The Daughters of Veteran aid by cordance with an annual custom sold them by the Cozens. Nearly every traveler bought the flower as part of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winster
Vetereain
Happy Wedding Bel's ton Ennretng evening
The wedding of Miss Clara, formerly a Warne teacher, and Joe, a worthy groom, took place in Millerburg with about fifty guests. The ceremony featured a white and green decor by Florence Franks, a bride’s maid in blue silk, and a reception with excellent supper. The couple will reside in Konsilraburg where the groom works, as the bride begins a new life beyond the teaching career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom Owe
Oman
Tara Voss
Marty Ot Millersbarg
Pat Ber
Florence Franks
Mies Mae Dilels
East Andlon
Harry Kauffman
Estella Bahl
Florence Bent
Trimael
Charmine
Jatiex
Warne
Clara
Joe-na
Kons Ilraburg
Orrville Man Killed by Train Near Massillon
John Wirt, about 60, of Orrville, was fatally struck by a freight engine while alighting at Massillon Monday night. He had boarded the Orrville train and was hit while the train moved toward Massillon. he died soon after. The remains were to be returned to Orrville for burial amid local mourning and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Schmuck
Fru
Schmack & Bevington
Blomberg
Sussex
Bogland
Schmuck
New York
A.B. Bluuiberg
Louis Bolus
Squire
John Wirt
Orrville
Massillon
Wirt
Gorrville
McKinley Day Celebration in Grand Army Hall
Kaiser Circle No 45 staged McKinley Day in Grand Army Hall with a large audience. Aaron R Boffenmyer opened the program. choir led hymns, and Rev D Harlan and Rev D F Feenan delivered prayers. Margaret King and Ruta D Wingert gave tributes praising McKinley’s devotion to family and nation, ending with America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Grand Army Hall
Kaiser Circle
Aaron R Boffenmyer
Arrangmens
Ahorns
Lutheran Church
Harry Swerney
A. LD Znk
Harlan
F. Feenan
W E Weygandt
Weygandt
Kinney
Bbasbard
Hbeir
Mies
Margaret King
Kinley
George W Myers
Myers
Ruta D Winvert
Dalton
Wingert
America
Double Tracking Plans For Penn Lines Progress Report
The improvement program on Pennsylvania lines begins doubling the Cleveland Akron and Columbus north and south routes. An inspection by CS Ott weighs progress with Superintendent W B Wood and officials from the department and traffic bureau. Construction of track aids and widening pits and cuts are planned this year, with many funds expected for rails bridges and culverts as the line prepares for heavy traffic and more trains in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Akron & Cobontai
Peonsvisenta Company
Bo Wood
Uff
Ostrom
Banes Welrea
Aaron
Cleveland
Akro
Colombia
Uncalled Letters in Wooster Office January 29 1906
Advertised letter list shows uncalled names including Antonia Comripe Fisher Keyster Miller Kane Schelly Borman and others for gentlemen and ladies such as Mrs Ralph Paup Mrs W Bunker and Mrs Moore in Wooster postal district. End of list notes receivers and addressees in the January 29 1906 docket.
Missing Clerk Leaves Wooster After Poker Rumor
Archers House clerk Sammy Martin sent a letter from Ashland explaining his departure from Wooster after creditors pressed him hard. He claimed he left to meet obligations, denied gambling losses, but admitted debt from cigars and other short accounts. Martin was a popular hotel attaché, and friends regret his departure.
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Lee Ee
Parrigh
Archer
Norning
Sammy’Martin
Marta
Bod Firs
Parzishefor Jaouiowsh
Wooaver
Heg
Sonny Man
Bea Des
Martin Wen
Frien
Wooster
Ashland
Worster University Library Expansion Contract Signed
Work on the edition 2 de addition to the Frick Memorial Library at Worster University begins now after a contract signing by Long & Winters and university officials. If weather stays favorable, contractors expect to break ground next week.
Wayne County Commissioners pay list includes numerous small bills
The document lists recent payments approved by the Wayne County Commissioners to individuals and companies including J. M Long 46 dollars, Wooster Republican 287.48, Ghas White 180, Clim Bair 6.46, Adam Fogle 0.09, Bertha Brown 460, Amos Brinkerhover 4, Geo W Havenstine 75, C. D. Smith and Sin 1808, Lewis C Franka 140, Otto Tidball 60, Max Bloomberg 18.45, Barrett Bros 23.75, N. J. Sullivan et al 50, Wayne County Democrat 25.43, Barnes Mfg Co 38.28, Gen H Smith 840, Mohican Oil & Gas Co 85, Ina N Hough 40.92, Benton G Any 7093, Woxter Ice Co 3.40, Geo Leiner 30, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
J. M Long
Wooster Republican
Ghas, White
Clim Bair
Adam Fogle
Armstrong Brown
Bertha Brown
Amos Brinkerhover
Geo. W Havenstine
C. D. Smith
Sin
Lewis C Franka
Otto Tidball
Max Bloomberg
Barrett Bros
N. J
Mohican Oil & Gas Co
Ina
N. Hough
M L Hoff
Benton G
Weoxter Ice Co
H Watao
Geo. Leiner
Bese Aguiet Rong Brown
Will Hole Big Revival by The Salvation Army
A large revival is planned by The Salvation Army with help from out of town officers. The event, held at Litho Rebruery to the Mateh Ca ve Phassis, aims to carry on the revival with local and visiting support after weeks of successful efforts. Subscribe for The Repury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Mateh Cave
Phassis
WCTU Meeting Opens With Temperance Program In Presbyterian Church
January 28 meeting in the Presbyterian church drew a large audience. Nora Kioke presided as president. Rev Patterson led invocation and closing prayer. Papers and readings highlighted temperance, church responsibilities, female citizenship, and gratitude to the WCTU. a quartet sang and a select reading honored founder women. Attendance was strong. prayers requested from Christian workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Singers of the Union
Nora Kioke
Patterson
J.C Smith
J W. Bower
J C Smith
Min Flith Maurer
Carlos Martyn
Temperance
Geo. Wo Jicot
WCTU
Miss Mar
J W Bover
Local couples named in Orrville Wooster notes
Wm Faud of Orrville and Florence Craven of Wooster, along with Tra S. Martin of Dunlton and Iva ND Studer of N Lawrence, appear in the following society or social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Faud
Orrville
Florence Craven
Wooster
Tra S
Appointment of Paul Fletcher as Pennsylvania agent at Freedom
Paul Fletcher has been appointed agent for the Pennsylvania mess at Freedom, Pa. He will leave Wednesday noon to assume duties. Mrs. Fletcher will join him soon as he secures a house at Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Freedom
Fletcher
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Mr Tapas
Tatas Watwell
Pit
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Orrville Company
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Orrvi Ville
Will Hole
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Mide Lytle
Martin
Nettie
Etta Lowe
Dodd
Shugg
Hall
Edith
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Mary Berger
Kata Fisher
Ohio
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