Great Throngs in Wooster Hear Liberty League Rally
In Wooster a large crowd gathered in the public square for the 61st and final meeting of the Anti-Saloon and Personal Liberty leaguers. Hon. Herbert Fellinger and Rev. R Finley Smiley led speakers, urging moderation and opposition to prohibition while praising temperance and local community standards. A horse accident caused a brief disruption, but the crowd remained engaged as flags waved and temperance songs rang out. John R Rutledge closed the event, urging continued effort and turnout at the polls.
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Wooster
Perennal Liberty League Apeatera
Herbert Fellinger
Cleveland
R. Finley Smiley
Kansas City
Kans
Fellinger
Iing
Homer I. Fawcett
Personal Liberty League
R Finley Smiley
Christiane Nomination
Smiley
Himelf
Sawniley
Rutledge
Smley
Stampede at Bandstand After Horse Spooks Crowd
A horse causing a crowd panic at the bandstand led to a mad rush Monday night. People were knocked down and bruised though no fatalities occurred. Several women and children suffered injuries, with coats and jewelry lost in the scramble, prompting calls to keep horses out of crowded spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Herman
North Buckaye Street
Ira Droz
Hackmsen
Mr. Droz
The
Republican
Ownurs
Pwerey
Isis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Blood and Summer Health
Hood's Sarsaparilla is pitched as a spring remedy that purports to improve blood quality and clear pimples and eruptions. The ad claims it strengthens the system for hot summer days and offers liquid or chocolate-coated forms, with ordering from C. Hood & Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.liood Co
Lowell
Mass
Wooster K P Festival Promises The Fun Show
July 27 to August 1 Wooster hosts the K P festival with the Fun Show headlining. Diana the Show Beautiful and the Tomakaah Kitumara troupe from Japan perform marvels, magic, and aerial feats. Other attractions include a wild animal display, The Electric Fountain, Salome’s Dance of the Seven Veils, moving pictures Arizona, Frisco aerial acts, and Princess Tata the high wit. The Royal Italian band led by Prof. Mighwel Paduand appears daily with Mies Iolla. The event showcases the Knights of Pytaias and free acts, promising Wooster’s best, biggest, and cleanest entertainment.
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Japan
Royal Imperial Theatre
Tokio
America
Mr. Robinson
United States
Takteen
Briggs
Fontain
Invntor
Geo. Ga
Rosy
I. Aisa
Diana
Salome
Prof
Nafa
Knights of Pytaias
Wooster
Frisco
Dare Devil Meyers
Tata
Mighwel Paduand
Mies Iolla
Reunions and Obituary Notes From Overton Glimpses
In Overton on July 15, Rev C DHarlan preached at Bethel. Jacob Butzley, 67, died suddenly and was buried last week. he left a wife and three children. Upcoming reunions include Mowrer Briner August 8 near B F Mowrer woods, Lehr August 5 in Wooster City Park, and Howman August 27 at Pleasant Home camp grounds. Hibevey Mowrey of Barberton helps his brother. Anna Cat 017 St Cleveland visits family. Jacob Harmon suffers heart trouble.
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Overton
C. D. Harlan
Will
Jennie Matty
Beatrice Pipeiner
Cleveand
Jacob Harmon
Sustained Sun Stroke Incident Near Marshallville
Jacob Lower, while working for the firm of William Anderson near Marshallville, was overcome by heat and found unconscious by his employer. The incident occurred during hot conditions, highlighting dangers of outdoor labor in extreme temperatures.
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Jacob Lower
Wm. Anderson
Marshallville
Having Hard Luck Paul Meeks Shoulder Dislocated Repeatedly
Paul Meeks of Pittsburg avenue suffered a bad bicycle accident on July 4 in Massillon, dislocating his right shoulder. The injury recurred multiple times, requiring surgical care and medical attention from Dr. J W Lavy and Dr. H D Braden as he sought to return to Worcester.
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Paul Meeks
Wm. W. Monks
Pittsburg Avenue
Fortunato
Massillon
Mooks
Woruster
Local option vote tally by precincts released
After polls closed in the local option election, vote counting proceeded quickly. Numerous people gathered at various polls awaiting the outcome as the total by precincts was announced.
Water rules stay the same for city sprinkling hours
The city board clarifies its water use policy remains from 6 to 8 p m for trout and lawn sprinkling. Enforcement will begin immediately with water shutoffs for persistent violators. A note from Sylvester E. Smith of St. Louis mentions a health testimonial, urging Poruma as a remedy.
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Board of Public Service
Fisheriag
Sylvester E. Smith
Granite Block
St. Louis
Educational events fill school week in Galion
Supt J M 8 Fredrick of Lakewood visited the school Monday and Tuesday. Supt Edward Hyatt California spoke on The Great Colorado Desert at chapel Tuesday morning. Dr and Mrs Ayatt are guests of Prof and Mrs A D Belby. Supt Jesse Johnson of Salem will address the round table Wednesday. Supt J K Baxter to depart Friday and on Saturday State School Commissioner HE A Jones of Columbus will speak on an interesting subject. An Hour With Luther Burbank and the new chapel books enhance music. Fifteen registrations Monday. M A Ulrich named to an $825 Galion high school post. An oratorio Thursday and illustrated lectures by Col H French Friday and Miss Margaret Uiven Saturday. Rev C F Johnson and Dr Chalmers Martin will exchange pulpits Sunday. Manual training class reports 48 enrolled, a high record.
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Edward Hyatt
California
Great
Colorado Desert
Ayatt
A. D. Belby
Jesse Johnson
Salem
Wll
Round Table
J. K. Baxter
Tate
HE. A. Jones
Columbus
Luther Buroank
H. French
America
Margaret Uiven
New York
County awards contracts for concrete floors on three bridges
The county commissioners awarded three bridge contracts on Monday afternoon. Central Construction Co. will lay concrete floors on the Fonk bridge at Fonk to D. R Houser four for 80 dollars, the Bowman bridge in Wooster township, and the Gish Bridge in Milton township for 269 dollars 74 cents.
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Fonk Bridge
Fonk
D. R Houser
Bowman
Wooster Township
Gish Bridge
Milton Township
Central Construction Co
Trustee Named in Orrville Bankruptcy Case
Named as Trustee W F Kean referee in bankruptcy appointed N L Koyer as trustee for the creditors of Adriy McMannis of Orrville. J W Leiminger and 8S P Esbelman of Orrville and H A Hofferott of Wooster are the appraisers.
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W. F. Kean
N L. Koyer
Adriy McMannis
Orrville
J. W. Leiminger
P Esbelman
H. A. Hofferott
Wooster
Card of Thanks from Wou Lung and Wife
We thank friends and neighbors for kind help in sickness and death of our little daughter and for the beautiful flowers sent.
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Wou Lung
Advertised Letter List No 28 in Wooster Post Office
The following letters remained uncalled for in the Wooster post office as of July 13. Gentlemen H M Eagen Mr August Kalail Mr Haya Moore J D Steele George Vanlon Vern Westall Ladies Mrs Tobias Arnett Miss Net Hitler Aire Bertha Hinner Aire W S McCoy.
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Wooster
H. M Eagen
August Kalail
Haya Moore
J. D. Steele
George Vanlon
Vern Westall
Tobias Arnett
Misa
Obituary of Mrs Henry Amatutz Near Moscow
Mrs Henry Amatutz aged H living near Moscow died Sunday night after typhoid fever. She is survived by her husband and two children.
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Henry Amatutz
Moscow
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