Program Announced for 40th High School Commencement
The program for the fortieth annual high school commencement was announced Friday. It lists selections by the Young Orchestra with invocations and numerous orations by students including Cromer Gearhart Warner and others. Presentations of diplomas will be by W. E. Weygandt.
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Young
Rey Frederick Cromer
Uncle Sam
Samuel Hell
Harrold Dawson
Sirralahaua
Ednn Gearhart
Fairy
Mildred Clark
Lemna Jones
Tare
Clell Metcalf
Clars History
Harlotte Miller
Henry Hofucker
Wiven
Eda Warner Young Men
Claudings Snyder
Bertie Barstow
Thomas
Larry U Dae
Annabel Vers
Margaret Booner
Mildred Schumaker
Colu
Ethel Hockey Clare Prophecy
Alice Fargosor
Caroline Smith
Charles Tawney
Katherine Snerrick
Dax Fewina
Mary Metz
New Amazin
Walter Warner
Gertrude Warner
Geralp
Marguerite White
John Gann
W. £. Weygandt
Wooster Fifth at Glenville Park Track Meet
Wooster placed fifth with nine points at the Big Six Track meet held at Glenville Park on Friday. The Wooster team was small and未 entered events limited. standout finishes included second in discus and 220 yard dash by Trany and Birwenlach, while Sidney Tial pin exptein of the Reserve team led with two points and broke the 220 yard hurdle record. Obin State won the meet with 60 points, Wesleyan 22, Ohio State 21, and Kenyon 3.
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Wooster
Glenville
Loa
Serond
Miyzh
Laseed
Randel
Fulton Wor
Morrison
Birwenlach
Obin State
Iy Keerve
Olbta Wesleyan
Ohio State
Kenson
Sidney Tialpin
Damages Sought Over Flooding By Railroad Piling
Jeremiah Donley as administrator of Eveline Donley and the plaintiff sue the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co for damages from flooding of land south of Wooster caused by piling in a stream at Applecreek. Claim asks for $1009 plus probable damages. McClarran Jones and L K Critchfield are attorneys.
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Jeremiah Donley
Eveline Donley
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Bigsell
Sai
Wooster
Applecreek
McClarran @ Jones
L K Critchfield
Plamtt
25 Per Cent Of Dairy Cows Have Bovine Tuberculosis
Cleveland health officer Dr. Martin Friedrich reports in his annual board of health address that about 7,656 of 30,000 cows supplying the city milk are tubercular. He cites tests of 427 cows, 9 or more infected, and notes the economic and public health stakes while promoting a pamphlet urging cattle owners and milk consumers to read about a supposed preventative called Compound Resawa and Extract of tention.
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Cleveland
Martin Friedrich
Board of Health
United States
T Motcal Mercantile Company
Ohio
Wooster News Parades Local Ventures And Visits
Wooster notes: Joseph Patterson and wife visit from Allegheny while considering a Wooster home. Shreve and Wooster firms announce summer brick work, dormitory furniture contracts, and plant upgrades. Local officials discuss a local option petition in Ashland. Major Taggart plans Alaska voyage with the Transport Coy. Community events include Memorial day engagements and Methodist Church pastor ordination.
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Joseph Patterson
Allegheny
Cty
Incomplete OCR Notice on Carbolized Remedyclaims
Fragmentary text describes bites and stings from insects with stings and bruises relieved by a remedy. Mentions a “Picesa” product and a price 25 Krieger. Reading suggests a historical drug advertisement or medical remedy listing with unclear formulations.
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Lidea Pourtie
Krieger
Kidney Cure Promises Healthier Kidneys
An old period ad claims Foleur's Kidney Cure purifies the blood, strengthens the system, and cures kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by Bixiter's Pharmacy and H Boyd & Co. U8.
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Foler
Bixiter
Sod H Boyd & Co
DeWitt Little Barly Riser Sold by Krieger 3 Drug Store
An old ad copy touts DeWitt Little Barley Riser sold at Krieger 3 Drug Store. It claims to ease constipation and induce bowel movement with Doan's Pills as a remedy. The message urges consulting a pharmacist for the product.
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Krieger
Krieger’s
Fire at West Henry Street planing mill blamed on tramp
A blaze at the planing mill owned by John F Harrison on West Henry Street was discovered early, with local residents aiding in extinguishing it. A tramp, refused coffee earlier, was seen entering the mill and is suspected of incendiary intent. County officials and Fire Chief Kingsley consider the fire deliberate or caused by a dropped match.
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Tre
West Henry Street
County Cimmies
John F Harrison
Warren Ash
Will James Scobey
Seabey
Harrison
Fchief Kingsley
Girl Loitered Arrested in Smithville Prison Case
Chief of Police Smith arrested Estine Crattree Sanders on Friday night for loitering and jailed her. She is to testify in common pleas court soon against her own brother. The report also notes a family stock sale, a horse and wagon trip, and the girl leaving her stepfather and mother in Smithville as she returned to panies 7.
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Smith
Estine Crattree Sanders
City
Smithville
Wayne County
Plant for Gold Storage and Burnished Mill Sale
E D McIntire as trustee of Daniel Heller bankruptcy offered two properties at public sale. The Overholt mill, appraised at 2650, drew the top bid of 25 dollars by D R Firestone and was confirmed by referee W F Kean. A half interest in 160 acres in Reynolds County, Missouri, failed to sell. Firestone commented the site would be rebuilt into a cold storage plant, with work to begin to be ready mid summer in Wooster.
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E. D. McIntire
Daniel Heller
D. R. Firestone
W. F. Kean
Reynolds County
Missouri
Firestone
Wooster
Wayne County Democrats End County Primary Plan for 1917
The Wayne County Democratic executive committee mails a letter to central committeemen declaring no county primary in 1917. Townships must hold nominating conventions or primaries at local level, with joint meetings for townships with multiple committees. Nominations are due by September 14, with returns to secretary J Harrold. Price Russell signs as chairman, C J Aarrolt as secretary.
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Wayne County
Democratic Executive Committee
Timind
Democratic County Committee
J Harrold
Price Russell
Etatrman
C J .Aarrolt
Woodmen District Plans Odell Lake Reunion Big Picnic
The Modern Woodmen of America district in Wayne Hulveston and Ashland counties schedules a 1007 reunion and picnic at Odell's Lake on Thursday August 15 Speakers will include notable Woodmen. Wooster Woodmen practice for the event and committees meet to organize activities and advertising.
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Woodmen of America
Wayne
Hulveston
Ashland
Odell’s Lake
Wooster
T P Bowman
Wootser C. VD
H E Neptune
Perrysville
Edwin Thompson
Plimpton
R C Paul
Shrave
Everhart Mil-ternburg
John W Horn
Plington
Novel Carborundum Display At Wooster Hardware Co
In Wooster a striking display in the east window features articles made from Carborundum. From common sand to glass, and coal and sawdust, the exhibit shows how these ordinary substances are transformed into new, highly useful products, with clerks ready to explain each item’s purpose.
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Wooster Hardware Co
Preparatory Professor Chaddock to Speak at Commencement
Preparatory department will hold its annual commencement with Prof Robert E Chaddock delivering the address on Thursday evening. A Wooster graduate of 1900 and former Latin instructor, he has spent two years at Columbia University in sociology and history and earned a scholarship last year. He has been appointed to a lectureship in Economics and Social Science at Barnard College and Columbia University, with weekly teaching duties split between Barnard and Columbia.
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Robert E. Chaddock
Wooster University
Chaddock
Columbia University
York City
Columbia
Barnard College
Social Science Each Week He Will Do Two Hours «Luss Foom
Barnard
May 30 Weather and Local Notes Mention Apple Creek Family
Old winter lingers as May 30 features notes on planting promises. Jacob Hartel and family of Apple Creek spent Sunday with Ira Johnson. Leaks of a storm damaged many phones. Mr Boor buys the late Orris Landes property and will move this week. Levi Allaman returns to town. residents praise the area.
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Jacob Hartel
Famuly
Applecreek
Ira Johnson
Mire
Kaylor
Lane’ Whytley
Wwe
Jacob Matz
Levi Allaman
Levi
Good Farm Sold Near McAfee Farm Lands
The John Majore farm once Samuel McAfee’s, about 149 acres, was sold Wednesday May 29 through B Landes Realty to Wesley H Zangg.
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John Majore
Samuel McAfee
B. 3. Landes
Wesley H Zangg
Plan to Clean Out Reddick’s Dam and Build Reservoir
The board of public services proposes to clean Reddick’s dam and create a storage reservoir once the pumping station is repaired. They intend to fix the water works, install a new pump, and ensure enough capacity to run the town for a week or more without relying on the pumping station, while keeping Bloomington unaffected and keeping costs low.
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Board of Public Services
Reddick
J M. Nolle
Thoursday
Ersi
Bloomington
Authoress Fahs Publishes Cganda's White Man of Work
Sophia Lyon Fahs, former Wooster Latin teacher now in New York, writes a missionary life work titled Cganda's White Man of Work a Story of Alexander Mackey. Readers report it intensely interesting.
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Mrn
Sophia Lyon Fahs
the Wooster High School
New York City
Cganda
Alexander M. Mackey
Power Outage Hits Travel as Electric Line Fails
Saturday travel stalled along the electric line between Toosler and Medina due to a break in the line. The item also notes a Cedar Grove resident praising Electric Bitters as a cure for liver and kidney trouble after prior disappointment. It mentions a local drugstore selling Zan Pile remedy for piles, with applications and guarantees.
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Bym
Toosler
Medina
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove Ma
S. H. Boyd & Co
Attorneys-at-law Aylor Taylor J B Taylor R C Taylor Wooster Ohio
Wooster Ohio legal notice lists the offices of Aylor Taylor J B Taylor and R C Taylor in the Nice block at land 2D, detailing their attorney services and contact locations.
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Aylor & Taylor
J.B. Taylor
Attorneys-at-law
R. C. Taylor
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J O. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mase
Dito
Glenville Park
Health Office
San
Wooster Building & Loan Association
L. Cauley
John C Scoaitz
Wilson & Berger
Mt. Vernon
Louis Aukerman
West Liberty Street
Clem Lehman
Madisonburg
Landes Agency
Dora Fitler
Barberton
Joseph Pettit
Duylestown
Thelme
Robert Wilson
L. Everhard
Magnetic Springs
Loiun County
David Brandt
Jeromeville
Prof . Brandt
Newark N J
Brand
Clyde Brandt
Hell & Bechtel
Dan Httte
Shreve
F. M. Vanovert
Shreve High School
Vanover
Schmuck & Bevington
J T Clark
Helen
Rev. Patterson
South Market Street
Wmw
E Weygandt
Memorial Day
Orrville
Ben Douglas
New Pittsburg
Frank Tageart
Gilead
James B Taylor
T W. Orr
Congress
D. C. Curry Lumber Co
Crestin
Wooster Hospital
Baird
Creston
Harrold
Ef, Taggart
Alaska
Theandwich Islands
San Francisco
Edward J Nolin
Mansfield
Eward Adair
L. S. Knight
A. H Etling
George W. Ryall
Jay Martin
Western Union
H. L. Vickers
Vickers
W. G . Patterson
Newark
Hns
Victor Wilhelm
Lcl Wilhelm
Sanday
Seattle
Wash
A. L. Wilhelm Victor
Far Northwest
Black
Miller
Busta Finn
Leatarrh
Steile Catarro
Tose Rls
Slamiy Pia
Harrison Lumber Yard
Russell
Democratic Committee
Woodmen
Nature
Hood
Foley
3. H. Boyd & Co
Kreiger
Dr. Shoop
Connon
Good Farm
Plan of Service Board In Water Plans
Grocer’s Quickly
Zuzu
Gingerville
National Biscuit
Lara
Renee
Zed
Kilmer
Bright
Jim Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Hinghamton
N. Y
Uepheo Fritz
Procter &,O'hair’s
East Liberty Street
Ose W Funcer
Attorney-atlac
Aarpes
Hading & O's
L. Smyfer
I Wooster
Ofi
WW. E.kr
Ieveatelaw Kran’s
Ofice
Jace
Hock
M“ Lee
John C M'Clarsan
Chales C. Joness
Uoney
Wooster, Ohio
Swartz
A.b.u.l
Atlaw
Woosteg
Wester
R. H. N. Matee Wooothr
OFIC
P. H A Hart
EYE and Ear
Downing Block
Dormer Beall Ave
Bowman
New York Lye and Ear Institute
Homas A. Elder, S.A
Laupach & Boyd's Drug Store
Public Square
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Igor
Iver
Raney
Aowusten duTc Company
Madison
Wis
M. L. Buchwalter
Zimmerman & Co
Oruys
H. Boyd & Co
Worooster
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