Local Officials Appointed As City Board Of Tax Review
Monday morning the city board of tax review convened, with D. W. Musselman serving as chairman, V. O. Myers and Frank Boigeprain as members, and Auditor Zongh as clerk. The census in Wooster school district shows 2,287 youths, up 4 from last year, with 1,110 boys and 1,127 girls. Larry Hi Miller won a building contract for Prof. L. E. Wenor’s Fredericksburg residence and will start work soon. The Grand Army memorial sermon by Rev. DuBois was delivered after a postponement due to illness, with a male quartet providing music. Plank & Gray advertise a June 6 sale of yellow ear corn and shelled corn. Jefferson Baseball Club plans an ice cream festival June 10 for club funds. A gas stove leak and a shed roof fire caused minor damage. Several businesses planned 8 p.m. closings for trolley league season opening. Bert Shoup, a Delton miner, injured his left wrist while coupling cars, sidelining him for weeks. An orchestra under Chester A. Martin organized for the Presbyterian Sabbath school. The university summer term may feature Cleveland Riekseckar and Cloyd Graves on flute and clarinet. It is advised to keep Dr Thomas’ Eclectric Oil nearby for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Larry —Hi-Miller
E.—_Wenoer
Fredericksburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Ste
DuBois
Methodist Church
Plank & Gray
Jefferson Baseball Club
Jéferson
Robert Scott
Gasche Street
Bert Shoup
Delton
Dalton
Chester A. Martin
Presbyterian Sabbath School
George Mevin
Cgluda—Price
Cleveland Riekseckar
Cloyd Graves
Hammond trial reveals bridge bill inflated to scare farmers
Ashland reports say the Ohio v. Hammond trial progresses with testimony by Commissioner John Harrison and Dan Lather. Hammond admits writing a larger bill and destroys it saying it would scare farmers. Five Canton witnesses defend his character as the jury of farmers deliberates.
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Ashland
Ohio
Eorge L Hammond
John Harrison
Faae
Hammond
Canton Bride Company
Wayne County
Harrison
Dan Lather
Einer
Lerner
Canton
Alleman Reunion in Wooster Park 1905
The fourth annual Alleman reunion gathered about one hundred friends in Wooster City Park on June 1 1905. A Medina band played after a bountiful dinner while a photo was taken on the high school steps. President Leyi Alleman led a program with recitations by Mary Bowman Irene Bixler and more, plus solos and duets and speeches by A C Wiles Dr Winkler and OG Whonsetler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allemans
Wooster City Park
Medina
Teepls
Parcign
Leyi Alleman
Mary Bowman
Burbank
Irene Bixler
Wooster
Clarence Witler
Grestory
Day
Glenn Whitemyer
Alleman
Voella Scott
Canaan
Lucy Alleman
Jeromeville
Mra
U. B. Whonsetler
Zeno Reese
Wiles
Dr Winkler
OG. B. Whonsetler
Rittman notes and local updates from the week
Jane Rittman reports nothing to report Peter Mougey losing a charge last Saturday John Kunkler’s residence progresses under contractor Shorger Miss Lulu Kaufman ill with typhoid fever improving Doctor notes Her house and others by A Kindig and D Lance enclosed Demographic ward politicking noted Qualms about lawn landscaping 25 years ago farmers rarely did so now some are making efforts Subscribe for The Daily Republican Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as beauty aid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Peter Mougey
John Kunkler
Shorger
Lulu Kaufman
Wm. Martin
A. Kindig
D. R. Lance
Ward Heelera
Anata Idate
Ae Qaletonso
Akron
Local Notes From Fredericksburg Social Scene
Fredericksbury column dated June 6 records Charlie Wright of Granville dining with grandmother Mrs Wm Berger. Mentions Mrs Swartz of Barberton visiting with friends. Mrs Gilmore hosted her sister and a Bloomfield guest to discuss Mr and Mrs Barnes plus a 25 8B party last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Wright
Granville
Wm. Berger
Swartz
Barberton
Revival and local events spark town activity in June
On Saturday many residents attended the Democratic primary while Mrs. Samuel Sanogain and her mother returned from Millersburg. A school term ended with a picnic at Nussbaum's grove, and local moves included Perry Tracy shifting drilling gear to Benton and the Rieder Brothers relocating their sawmill to Bear Hollow. A horse wandered, later found near William Biiker’s. A barn stable narrowly escaped fire when a spark from a sawmill engine caused a small blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sanogain
Millersburg
Ay Fies Marioulacob
Tor Oungstown
Mias Glara Laurera
Nussbaum’s Grove
Piacen “Our
William Biiker
Q. O. Rieder
Atable
Memorial Day Observance and Local Notices in Smithville
Smithville June 6 memorial day observances drew strong local interest. Notable items include Rev. Sprinkle lectures in Akron, Brenneman leaving for West Salem district conference, and Rev. Ellen King attending Canton convention. Memorial day included a parade by veterans and flowers for paralyzed soldier Robert Slater. Mrs. Rachel Myers, widow of T. W. Myers, died May 20 1905 after multiple strokes. service held at her home with burial in the new cemetery. survivors include two sisters four brothers and son Roy Myers. Attendees from afar included Mrs. Bricker of Mt. Vernon and Mrs. Nazor of Danville.
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Smithville
Akron
Abram Brenneman
West Salem
Mr.Byam
Boston
Brown- Bon
Emma _ Fetter
Creston
James Bricker
Woosett
Case
Cleveland
Brooks
Doty
J. J. Lutz
Minnesota
Portland Exposition
Thea Cornet Band
Robt. Slater
Co. F
Sprinkle
Rachel Myers
T. W. Myers
Jed
Joshua Biddie
Burbank
Theodore W. Myers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Women's Societies
Daniel Biddle
Roy ¥. Myers
EB. L. Warner
Wooster
Wm. Bricker
Mt. Vernon
Local residents and visitors noted in Stark county area
Danville resident Ralph Baker and Massillon residents Mrs Addi son Myers and Mrs Mabel Taylor, with Gideon Musser and L Carlin families, were among those mentioned. Visitors included Mrs Teeple visiting Massillon and Stark County, H M Yoder visiting Barberton, and Virgil Eberly in Louisville Ky with Panhandle railroad. Mrs Artie Zinsmaster and stepson of Navarre hosted, Mrs Reimer visiting Thos Fetzer, and John Fetter with Kate Weingardner visiting Sol Coffman at Massillon hospital after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Baker
Danville
Addison Myers
Massillon
Mabel Taylor
Gideon Musser
M. C. Carlin
L. Carlin
Congorse
Sophia Reamer
Cresn
Teeple
Massiion
Stark County
H. M. Yoder
Barberton
Graude Yhing
Virgil _Eberly
The
Panhandle Railroad
Louisville
Artie Zinsmaster
Navarre
Or Partn Et LO
8S. Reimer
Thos. Fetzer
John Fetter
Kate Weingardner
Sol. Coffman
Massillon Hospital
Coffmwan
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City Board of Tax Review
Tinto Bession
Board
D. W. Musselman
V. 0. Myers
Prank Boigeprain
Mr. Musselman
Cigrymen
Zongh
Thomas
Alleman Reunion
Tis Daily Republican
Hollister
Laubach& Boyt
Maysville
For
Williamannat
Ebersole
Ison
Victor
Columbia
Liberty
Ben Alcock
Annat
the Say
East Liberty St
Wooster’s Bright
Gaerireo
Yass
Java
Waeeit
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