Wooster News Roundup Flows With Local Notes and Events
Eighteen forty-five veterans examined for pension today by the Board of Pension Examiners. The Wooster area reports weather shifts, farm ads, and various town events. Building, business, and social notes mix with minor crimes, weddings, and local improvements as residents respond to changing seasons and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teet & Sone
Veterans Wars
LéGohner
Wooster Oar ‘Works
Wooster
Wooster, Barber
Joseph A.sehneh
Northwestern Avenue
Wooster Daily Echo notes many visitors and events
A long list of Wooster area visits includes Will McClarran for Canton races, Mrs. Kaynolda from Akron, and Ao. Elisperman with John Johnston to Seyille. Local figures Dr. Blankenhorn, Prof. Greenslade, Gov Laughlin, and many others are noted visiting, staying, or traveling to events in Wooster, Canton, Cleveland, and beyond. Numerous social inquiries and upcoming nuptials are mentioned along with pension news and election tidings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Dr. J. &. Barrett
Wayne County
Wooster Shale Brick Co
Holmes County Infirmary
Millersburg
John Moeler
Wayne
Keck
McClarran
Gretna
Squire T. W. Peckinpaugh
John Anscb
Minnie E. Shreve
Clinton Township
Errom Wediipaabi
Will McClarran
Canton
T. C. Kaynolda
Akron
Marshal Elisperman
John Johnston
Seyille
Henry Blankenhorn
Orrville
Wooster
Wm. Lilley
Moll
Dalton
A. L
Lee
York State
J. Ky Darling
Wadsworth
Grace Reed
West Liberty Street
Enorbank
John M. Greenslade
Lima
Kate Hookzel
Hugh Laughlin
State Line Sewer Pipe Works
Ray Souler
Beaver Falls
John Stevens
Frank J. Shives
Walter
Cincinnati
D. W. Shives
B. +. Harbaugh
Will Brown
A. Wirth
Fred Dysie
D. &. Robingam
J. P. Smith
East Liverpool
J. M. Swan
Can- Yon
Chins
Hickman
Madison Hill
Will Fisher
Pennsylvania
Lulu Crothers
Carlisle
Anna Brown
Fifth Avenue
New York
John McSweeney
A. J. Imhoff
D. D
Urbana
Peter Imhoff
van Wert
Daniel Fuock
Fowell Brisbane
E. W. Taylor
Allie Belle Price
Irvin
Penn
Taylor
C. D. Hughes
Hoelzel
Frank Taylor
Alice Belle Price
Harry
Ella Welty
Irwin
Nellie McHane
Salineville
Greenslade- Hoelzel
Welty-Hoelzel
L. S. Ebright
Ohio
Spink Street
OG. BE. Blandford
New Brighton
Geo. W. Blandford
South Bever Street
Mr. Blandford
Citizen’s Natural Gas Company
Frank Cully
Yoder
Alice
Sylvia Firestong
Earl Blandford
Mansfield
Pearl Hife
Near Wooster
Detroit
Chas
Rife
Walter B. Jones
Indianapolis
Marcia Hayes
Washington, D. C
J G. Sanborn
N.L. Eddy
Perryaville
Emma
Neily Marshall Bav
Cleveland
Vera Clapper
Toledo
Edith Emrich
Helen Cliff
Upper Sandusky
Bessie Tawney
W. L. Firestone
Western Union Telegraph Office
I. Q. Frese
Frank L. Welday
Wm. F.coy
Lodi
Norah Evans
Galion
L. H. Plank
Ada McEwen
Gasche Street
J. E. Barrett
Northeastern Ohio Medical Association
Florian Schaffter
Stark County
Charles Lazaro
Bride
Turtle Creek
Juston Platter
Northfield
Mass
Elias Compton
Chautauqua
Charlies
Roy
Walter Harpster
Xenia
A. J Scobey
K .S. Wallace
Egypt
AC. Downing
Macalester College
Minn
Mellicent Woodworth
Berlin Heights
State Teacher's Association
Sandusky
H N. Mateer
H. Boyd
Holmes
Coshocton
Tuscarasvas
Stark Counties
Cleverland
Columbus
Cincinati
Luton
Union Depot
Irto
Mawallon
Alliance
Balam
Pittsburg
H. Rockwell Gen. Pass
Columbia
L Rush Brockenbrough
Otto's Care advertised as cure for lung and throat diseases
The notice touts Otto's Care as instant relief and a permanent speedy cure for lung and throat ailments. Laubach and Boyd offer a free sample bottle. druggists confirm its wonderful success. Otto's Care is sold widely with large bottles priced at 60 cents and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto’s
Laubach & Boyd
Otto's
Summer Outing Routes by the Pennsylvania Lines
The Pennsylvania Lines promote summer travel to New Jersey shore resorts Atlantic City Cape May Asbury Park Ocean Grove Long Branch and Chesapeake Bay coast. They also offer mountain trips to Cresson Bedford Springs Ebenburg Altoona and other Allegheny resorts and lift to White Mountains Adirondacks Watkins Glen Mt Degert Island and eastern New York Vermont New Hampshire Maine. Lake Region trips reach Mackinac Petoskey Charlevoix Mt Clemens St Clair Muskegon Traverse City Mackinaw City Sault Ste. Marie Gogebic St Ignace and other northern Michigan escapes plus Ashland Cedar Lake Devil's Lake Pelican Lake Three Lakes Waukesha and more. For rates schedules and first class service contact a Pennsylvania Lines agent or Van Dusen, Chief Assistant General Passenger Agent, Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seashore
Atlantic City
Cape May
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Newport
Narragansett View
Cape Cod
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Chesapeake Bay
War
Cresson
Bedford Springs
Ebenburg
Altoona
Alleghenies
White Mountains
Adiondacks
Watkins Glen
Mt. Degert Island
Peeers
New York
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Mackinac
Petoskey
Charlevoix
Mt. Glemens
St. Clair Muskegon
Traverse City
Mackinaw City
Saul
Change of Schedule on the Pennsylvania Lines
Schedule changes take effect Sunday June 23 for Pennsylvania Lines passenger trains. At Wooster the Westbound departures include No 31 at 10 22 am and No 3 at 6 31 pm while other trains run at 9 11 18 am and 10 03 pm. Eastbound departures are 1 22 pm 7 18 pm and 3 18 pm with the day’s final trains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wooster
County of
Wayne
State of
Ohio
Theca
W Garver
Adair & Adar
Tramps and Fence Jumpers Stir East South Street
East South street residents awoke to commotion as a runaway Minglewood coal team halted with little damage while a tramp named Hank Wilson was found begging and armed with a .38 revolver. Marshal Emsperman captured him and later three more roving beggars were found near the Catholic Church with food and small personal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Minglewood
Marshal Emsperman
Hank Wilson
Prevender
Leas
Harry Smith
Jos Weasley
Geo Getz
Anchio Father's Baby Relief Story
A letter from Geo M Vaught of Delaware describes using Dr Hand's Collie Cure for his baby. He reports the remedy calmed a crying infant after four months and credits a follow up Pleasant Physic purchase with continued relief, expressing gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Hand
Baby
Geo. M. Vaught
Delaware
Nerve Vitalizer Offered Free Treatment by Lau bach & Boyd
The makers of D Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer advertise free physician treatment if the product fails to cure. The offer appears through Lau bach and Boyd, expanding access to the new cure for nervous disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Wheeler
Laubach & Boyd
Stephen A. Rolph
Ohio
River Styx
Winchester
Picture Esque Mackinac Island Outing Promo
One thousand miles of lake ride at small expense to Mackinac Island, the grandest Great Lakes summer resort. Round trips cost about 13 dollars from Detroit, 15 from Toledo, 3.18 from Cleveland, including meals and berth. Four weekly trips connect Toledo Detroit Alpena Mackinac St Ignace Petoskey Chicago Soo Marquette Duluth with modern electric amenities and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac Island
Great Lakes
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
D & CC
Mackinac
Upper Lake
Etroit
Alpena
St. Ignace
Petoskey
Chicago
Fraternal notices and local lodge events list
A large fragment lists Odd Fellows and Rebekah activities across Wooster to Mansfield. Upcoming projects include a $40,000 Odd Fellows temple in Gallipolis, lodge picnics at Highland Park, and an orphan home planned for Tiffin. Several Maccabee and Royal Arcanum activities are noted with dates, locations, and elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Daughters
Rebekah
Highland Park
Odd Fellows
Mra
Harry Baumgardner
North Luckeye Street
The
Odd Fellows Hom
Springfield
Rathbone Sisters
Central Temple
Orrville
T. B. Myers
M. E
Sam Cook
M.D. J
Ed. Craft
Ev. Harter
Frank Robinson
Elia Fogel
E. Cook
Shreve K. O.T. M.ara
Silver Lake
Doylestown
Ladies of the Maccabees
Public Square
Knights of the Maccabees
Town Hall
Homerville
Mansfield O. U. A. M
Loudonville
Garfield Lodge
Shreve
St. John’s Day
F. H. Simpson
United American Mechanics
Tiffin
Co. H
17Th Regiment
N. G
Plimpton Guards
G. A RB
Odell’s Lake
Lakeville
Royal Arcanum
Jake Hiawatha Park
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Eighth Regiment
George Lawton
Cincinnati
J. M. McKinstry
Cleveland
I.S. Donnell
Mansfield
Historic Tree Blown Down in Shreve
A large historic sycamore near Shreve was blown over by a June wind. Local notes mention it as one of the region’s oldest trees, with legends of Indian carvings inside. Shreve citizens discussed a railroad site offer of 14 000 dollars plus a right of way and a tile factory grant, while the chamber’s 5 000 dollar proposal for land and rail access faces conflicts, making both unlikely.
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Mississippi River
Crawford
Shreve
Camp
Saya
Chattie C Surprises Fraternity in 225 Pace at Canton
In Canton, J QG George's Chattie C won the decisive 225 pace heat, clocking 2:22 after leading early heat pace and facing a tough final stretch. The race saw Eleven starters, with Chattie C taking pole position then finishing ahead in the first heat, while George Steele owned by H C Wedlin of Salem claimed the overall victory. W D Tyler sold the paper Little Kube to Youngstown buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QG George
Chattie
Fraternity
Canton
Chattie C
Warren Hartman
George Steele
H C. Wedlin
Salem
W D Tyler
Youngstown
News From Neighbors in Coshocton and Nearby Towns
Local visits and travels across Coshocton County include W H Webb of Colambaca visiting relatives, Prof Glover returning from Kiskiminetas School for Boys for summer, and gatherings with Ashland, Wooster, and Mt Hope residents. Several families from Wooster, Orrville, Medina, Xenia, and New York travel or host, with a note urging readers to consult the paper’s ads for ongoing local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
W. H Webb
Colambaca
Frank D. Glover
U. of W
Kiskiminetas School
Ashland Gazette
C. W. Landis
John Saal
Wooster
Frank Calhoun
Olivesburg
Grey E. McAfee
Ashland
Harry C. Beer
New Philadelphia Advocate
Nest
Uscarawan County
County Fair Grounds
A. McClure
Millersburg
Cora Cary
Sadie D. Miller
Sarah Thompson
Fredericksburg
E. M. Ganyard
Granger
Medina County
Henry Parker
Mt. Hope
Orrville Crescent
John A. Gardner
Europe
New York
Troria
Mark
Robert Shank
Mia
Matthew Shank
Xenia
Earl
Mark Yarnell
Herbert Johnson
Susie
Columbiana
Anna Harpster
Royal
Walter
Reedsburg
Shank
Republican
Wayne County
Salla
NEW York Tribune
Polk farmers visit Killbuck flats dairy station tour
Polk Albion and Red Haw farmers toured the Killbuck flats to view a new steam dredge and a large dairy farm. They examined dairy buildings, silos, fertilizer trials, crop rotations, and greenhouse irrigation proving tile systems yield brighter foliage and larger fruit.
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Polk
Ashland Times
Armers Cing
Albion
Red Haw
Killouck
Wooster
Millersburg
Firestone
Smith
Emerick
Thorne
Harry
Garret
South Farm
Hera
Efora Pleasant da i
Improvements Planned At Station Visit
A brief note on a station visit where about a hundred attendees were present though smaller than expected. Director Thorne and assistants worked to ensure a pleasant experience, with plans for improvements next year to make future visits more attractive. The article praises the staff for their accommodations and highlights the value of smaller groups for learning the workings of the Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alli
Thorne
Orrville visitors and locals noted in brief
Wadsworth Tews reports Al Wagoner and Vira Wagoner of Orrville visiting town. Geo Keckler, recently in Blackleyville, is now home. Mrs J J Slanker and her daughter Anna returned Wednesday from a visit with Wooster friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Conservatory of Music of
Findlay
Mongadore, Wooster
Wayne County
Chattanooga
North Ohio Conference
T. O. Warner
Knoxville
Robert McElhinney
Akron
Dalton
Beally
Samm
Common Pleas
Sara M. McElhinney
The
Globe Accident Insurance Company
Robert McElbinney
Wadsworth Tews
al Wagoner
Vira Wagoner
Orrville
Geo. Keckler
Blackleyville
J. J. Slanker
Anna
Wooster
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A. B. Oldroyd
Pennsylvania Co
P. D. Hall
L. B. Craighead
Emmaj Blosser
Mt. Eaton
Garver
Qcharles Deneke
Marchand
Buckeye Street
H. L. Kuhns
Co. D
Travel Wooster Gas Co
Bowman Street
Will Brinkerhoff
Union
Manafield
Brinkerhoff
Harding & Co
Andrew Massaro
Palmer Street
Railway Avenue
Moreland
B. E. Snyder
W. E. Rich
William
Fred Bartram
James Cornelius
John Denny
Charles Wood
George Goll
Creston
Smithville
John Hartzler
Hartzler
Board of Infirmary
Ella Marks and
Linds
Marie Masson
Daniel Bisitistetter
Emma F. Griffin
John Diétrick
John O. Marr
John Nolle
Harvey E
Wartz
Piengonais
Jennie McSweeney
Cheater Griesemer
W. D. Foss
Geog. Schwartz
Charles Ports
Newton Heard
Mina Shoemaker
J. Zimmerman
L. D. Craighead
Oberlin
Barberton
Nina Barlow
Jeannette Imgard
Beall Avenue
Charles W. Spear
Mich
RK. Odell
Pennsylvania Kines
Geo. W. Leyda
Harmon Christine
Harmon Matz
Wll
Christys
Albert Gerlach
W.D Tyler
W. H. H T Shchley
al Kapp
W. T Roth
EF. D. Fisher
Geo. Bell
Frank Ackerman
Sadie Percy
T. G., Odell
Plimpton
F. A Newkirk
North Bever Street
Laura Trout
L Freeman
Martin Gallagher
Springville
Daniel Branstetter
E. Wenger
Burton City
Wenger
Lyman C. Knight
Congress Township
Yen Bowers
Gailand Georgia Hamilton
James Hamilton, Jr
Edward Craighead Ap
Richmond, Ltd
Edwin Myers
Axton
A. Metz
North Market Street
James Latimer
Misa Lou Taggart
H. W. Smith
Anthony Wright
H. A. Hart
L. GC. Rickenbaugh
Harry 8
I. A. Hoffstatt
Wm. Armstrong
Newt. Beard
John McClure
Frank Helps
Frank Bolgero
W. Myers
Mogadore
Anna M. Young
M. Jennie Watt
Wm. Shires
Backeya Street
Nettie Hill
Child
Alton
James Hill
West North Street
Geo. Saal
Walter Saal
Hert Plank
Will Kramer
Karl Plasterer
Hound Lake
E. E. Mohr
A.C. Knestrick
O. B Clapp
Burt
Martha Imhoff
Daniel Fanck
Grant Taggart
J S. Ross
Lram College
W W . Criley
Vennsylvania
Martha White
Kansas City
Kansas
Nora Shipley
Park College
Miss White
Miss Shipley
C. C. Adams
Grant Street
Ada
Ohio Normal University
Kenton
Charles Wilhelm
Ohio Norma University
University’d Party
Woostermen
Ohio State Leapets Association
E J. Shivek
U. Maurer
Philadelphia
Srenisct
Haupert
Heidelberg
Woonter Schools
Memor
Reading Circle Board of
H. G. Behoteguy
Scoyel
Wooster University
Ohio Y. P
C. BE
E. A. Conger
Charles Lyon
Lake Geneva
Ilinois
Rose
Mary Marshall
Chas E. Hard
St. Thomas
N. Dakota
Miss Pendleton
Elmer E. Stoll
Harvard University
Cambridge
Roland Woodward
Leetonia
Francis Glenn
Westminster Y.P.8
C. E
Bloomington
G. M. Johnson
Nina
Clara Durstine
Nellie Ling
Brigat
Ao Paupseh
L. Manges
of Wooster
Levi Manges
Chippewa Lake
Anchio
Fraternit Rd Rata Eee
Pyar Ara
Pan
Furniah
Lodge Laconics
Faust Pacer
Tirerusinons & Paper
Sey
Webster
Battle of
Iano Cent
Selby
New York Weekly Tribune
United States
Fallaura
Svuuno
Daily Republican
Ali
Kemple
Tribune
New York City
Ayer
Srowrh
Tn& Daily Republican
Pousewill
J. H. McLean
Dr. J.H. McLean Medicine CO
ST. Louis
DR. Kutchin
Kutchie
H. Lester Kutchin
U. S
Kutchin
DR. Kutchen
County
Hurd
Oarville
Sheriff's Sales
Sheriff’s Sale
Lane Darifel Forrer
George Bigier
Court of Common Fleas
Arver
Quberifr
W. HU. Anderson
Samuel Kloppenstein
Towit Belog
Vaul
Yale
W. Garver
Sheriff's
SAI B. S
Jacob Hessiar
Ezzia D. Melntire
Court of Common Pleas
Ayne County
Sci
Unjeripf
Nichols & Shepardo
Wayne County Cum
Eudward
Quaeriep SD Sale
Oliver Hasso
Oliver Buchwalter
Obw
Paint and
Sugar Creek
Cor Township
Ffteen
Sv ErNes
McClure & Sinser
Akron & Columbus
Hudson
Cuyabogs Falls
Warwick Lo
Kilbuck
Centerburg
Lea Tar
Columbua
Mt Vernon
A.M
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Warwick
PMIAM
Pmiami BM
Laubach & Boyd, Wooster, O
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