Century Club Banquet at First Presbyterian Church
The Century club held its annual banquet at the First Presbyterian church parors on Tuesday evening. Despite smaller turnout, members and wives enjoyed the program with toasts and solos by Lillian C. Miller Alice Firestone and others. Dr. Hickock read a humorous verse and Miss Miller sang, while Miss Lillian C Miller and others offered selections. The menu was tempting and a large committee oversaw service with several waitresses listed.
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Century Club
First Presbyterian Church
W. F. Kean
Lillian C. Miller
Alice Firestone
J. K. Shollenperger
EC Dix
Elias Compton
Rendencer
Leard
Shellenberger
Am & C Dex
Stie
Ty Woender
Elias Compin
Ashville
Hickoock Os
Dong
Hickock
Lillian C Miller
Fof
H B Swartz
J M Criley
W. H Wilson
Esther Swartz
Gertrude Haupert
Marguerite White
Mildred Clark
Dorothy Martin
Mary Compton
Clara Kean
Medicines and remedies touted in a rural ad and health notes
Health advice dominates this snippet with claims of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and consumption, Kodol for dyspepsia, Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Cure and Foley’s Kidney Cure. It promotes local druggists Launa Boyd Kreiger Bixler’s Modern Pharmacy and Jixlrand Laubach era brand messages.
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Cuba
Philippines
Willis T Morgan
Concore
X H
Dr King
Consumpton
New Hampshire
Launa’ Boyd's
Shoop
Bixler
Hiroe
Joyce
Foley
Jixlrand Laubach Bova
L. C. Rodgera
Branchton
Clas
E. Bixler and
Laubach & Boyd
Wooster Notes Mixed Localities At Work And Play
Wooster and surrounding towns report a busy week with civic actions, social visits, and incidents. A Wooster aerie plans a big delegation to Orrville for a June 2 installation, and over 200 signers back a pro focal option petition.
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John Mowery
Wayne Township
Wooster Aerie Fraternal Order of Jagies
Orrville
Orrville Crescent
Wooster Council
Knights of Columbus
Wertz to Bring Brass Band to New Philadelphia Visit
Wooster congressional candidate Ed Wertz plans to bring a brass band of forty to New Philadelphia next week to bolster his campaign. The New Philadelphia Tribune notes Wertz, Wayne County’s nominee, aims to rally delegates and citizens from Wooster and the county. about 130 are expected to accompany him. The piece suggests a lively, hustling campaign with more events to come before the convention adjourns.
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Wertz
Wooster
New Philadelphia
New Philadelphia Tribune
Wayneounty
Rucsi
Wayse
Fileces
Tribune
Wuai
Lota
Fourth of July Explosives Regulated by Mayor Proclamation
Local notice explains Mayor Van Nest will issue a proclamation restricting Fourth of July explosives including large crackers toy pistols and torpedoes. Also features an ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised by Chas Oswald of Stensselaersville N J for curing a severe neck sore and other injuries. Available at Laubach Boyd's drug store for 25 cents.
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van Nest
Bucklen
Chas Oswald
Stensselaersville
Seth Burch
Laubach & Boyd
Tisk
Drowned in Round Lake in fishing mishap
Fred Bartram aged about 30 of Shreve drowned late Tuesday afternoon while fishing in Round Lake. The boat capsized when one member cast a line. Bartram could not swim and sank. Bruce swam ashore, Everhard clung to the boat and was rescued by John Shearer. Bartram’s body was recovered around 6 a.m. Wednesday. funeral time not yet set, likely Friday.
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Fred Bartram
Shreve
Soas
Round Lake
Aga
Lill Everbard
Enrryest
Bruce
Bartram
Everhard
John Shearer
Commencement Program for Wooster’s 36th Annual Exercises
The University of Wooster releases the 36th commencement program detailing events from June 7 to June 14. Activities include preparatory sessions, Class of 75 events, memorial chapel services, Baccalaureate by President Holden, Y M C A address by Rev Palmer, music concerts, class day at the Opera House, baseball games, alumni meetings, reunions, and the thirty sixth appeal commencement with a college choir performance. Dated June schedule lists Memorial Chapel, Memorial Hall, Kauke Hall, and Taylor Auditorium as venues with specific times for each activity.
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Sanotia
University of Woostern
Taylor Hall
Memorial Chapel
Asher Brand
Brand
L. E. Holden
S S. Palmer
Columbus
O Memorial Chapel
Conservatory of Music
Board of Trustees
City Hall
Opera House
Wilard-Castaillan
Kenyon Vs. Wooster
Memorial
Anel
Taylor Auditorium
Kauke Hall
Hearers Delight at Memorial Chage Piano Recital
Immense audience at Memorial Charge Tuesday evening heard Ralph Plumer perform with flawless technique. Bechtel Alcock sang several numbers and received vigorous encore demand. Plumer, praised as one of Wooster’s top pianists, will tour with Miss Jackson Concert Company and study in Europe.
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Memorial Chage
Ralph Plaumer
Plawer
Ralph & Plumer
Allitsen
Bechtel Alcock
Mr. Plamer
Daddy Arioso
Alevce
Spinning Aung
Mr Flamer
Alcock
Plumer
Wooster
Grocker’s Rheumatic Cure Is It Says Secrist Testifies
Thomas Secrist of West Wheeling Ohio states that since using Crocker’s Rheumatic Cure he sleeps well and the arm pain vanished. He had muscular rheumatism for six years and recommends the fifty cent bottle to others. Sold by W. A. Wilson.
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Thomas Secrist
Crocker
West Wheeling
Ohio
W. A. Wilson
Early Risers and Kodol Digestive Aid Ad
Advertisement extols Early Risers laxative pills as pleasant and effective for constipation sold at Kreiger's drug store. Promotes Kodol Digestive Aid as remedy for dyspepsia and related stomach issues, claiming it digests food and restores a healthy stomach.
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Kreiger
Divorce Petition Alleges Desertion and Property Dispute
Mrs Emma Daggen by Smyeer files for divorce from Henry Daggen citing desertion since January 1905 and lack of support. She claims marriage on February 7, 190? in Toledo and accuses him of withholding funds while concealing real estate totaling property in Allen and Lucas counties. She seeks divorce, restoration to her maiden name, restitution of conveyed property to her instead of his children, and an injunction against encumbrancing or selling the estate.
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Emma Daggen
Smyeer
Weypandt
Aid Weiser
Henry Daggen
Toledo
Jane
Deggen
Eama Soyder
Allen and
Lucan Counties
Not Decided Yet in Dye Murder Case
Prosecutor Eugene Carlin has not decided on a course of action in the murder case of Thomas Dye. In Orrville, the matter will be addressed in about a week with possible options including a special grand jury or holding the three boys for regular grand jury action. The suspects remain jailed, spending time playing cards and similar amusements.
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Eugene Carlin
Thomas Dye
Orrvile
Wooster Road Probable State Aid Decision
The State Highway Commissioner Sam Huston has approved state aid for the prospective new highways from Wooster and Dalton but left the final choice to county commissioners. They are near a formal decision, with plans to aid the Wooster route and several expect timely action.
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Republican
Sam Huston
Mooster
Dalton
Wooster
Captain Limb to Go to State Contest
Col Edward Vollrath selects the Knights regimental refire team for the state contest at Port Clinton. Team members include M.R. Limb Wooster, R. O Hastings Mansfield, T. O. Sattler Ashland, E. Eddy Shreve, and Aquila Leaf Alliance.
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Edward Vollrath
Knights
Port Clinton
M.R. Limb
Wooster
R. O Hastings
Mansfield
T. O. Sattler
Ashland
E. Eddy
Shreve
Aquila Leaf
Alilance
Iron Returns as Frick Library Work Resumes
Structural iron for the Frick Library addition arrived Thursday, halting work for three weeks. Active operations are set to resume Friday as crews move to complete the expansion.
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Frick Mbrary
Not the Water Wagon Farmer Leaves Horse in Street
A farmer whittled by drink left his horse standing in the middle of the street Tuesday night blocking traffic. Eleven empties and one full bottle of beer were noted. The horse was later taken to the feed barn.
Republican Convention to Nominate County Officers
The Republican County Executive Committee fixed June 16 as the date for a mass convention to nominate candidates for county offices to be filled in the coming fall. The convention will be held in the Opera House and will nominate a sheriff commissioner infirmary director and prosecuting attorney.
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Republican County Executive Committee
Tie Fenll
Opera House
COMMON PLESS COURT JUDGE SET TRIAL DATES
Judge Eason set several cases for trial on the common pless court calendar including Wesscott versus Board of Education Salt Creek Twp and Gilbert and Lawlor versus Telephone Co. Other cases listed involve Orrville Electric Light and Power Co. Rosy Bann versus GC Rooinso Vo Ubi versus Onl Ressler va Hatfisid administrator and Wey gandt and Weiser versus Snell. Friday morning Maggie Strauss of Wooster was granted a divorce on grounds of gross perversion and felon y with custody of four children. Alimony payments to begin July 1 with visitation privileges for the mother.
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Eason
Ted
Wesscott
Board of Education
Salt Creek Township
Cleveland Amature Works
Orrville Electric Light and Power Co
Wood Ing
Glossop
Rosy Bann
the . GC
Rooinso Vo
Ubi
Onl
Ressler Va Hatfisid
Gilbert & Lawlor
Telephone Co
Weygandt & Weiser
Snell
Maggie Strauss
Wooster
Woman's Trials and the Favorite Prescription Remedy
An article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female infertility and various weaknesses. It cites barrenness, displacements, debility, and nervousness, urging women to seek treatment at the Buffalo institute and noting wide reform in fertility through the remedy.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel
Surcal Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
J. Pierce
Carrhal
Piarce
Materia Medica
Plover
Injured Rider After Runaway Near Apple Creek Bridge
W D Welsh of the west of the city suffered two broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder after his horse bolted at an automobile near the Apple Creek bridge while returning from Fredericksburg. He received surgical attention and is recovering. The horse was frightened by the car and became unmanageable, tossing him from the bogey at the bridge.
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W. D. Welsh
Apple Creek
Eielty Andi
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