Local Society Notes Highlight Home Weddings and Verse
A Wooster event roundup shows a Tuesday gathering of the Woman's Missionary Society at John Taggart's home. Entries announce weddings, receptions, and engagements including Mrs Christie’s son Ray Christie to Bertha Young of Pittsburg, a Durstine Hartman wedding at Cleveland and Fort Wayne plans, and social events hosted by Miss Daisy Stevens and the Classics Club. The report chronicles receptions at Wooster High School and University, with details of attendants, venues, and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E Christie
Edna
Florence
Bowman Street
Base
Pittsburg
Mahlon Brouch
Birdhe Eberharp
Wallace Wilberforce Byall
Savannan
Burbank
Anna Stewart
Frank H. Durstine
Wilson Avenue
Cleveland
Miriam Eola Durstine
Wornster
Fred Stewart Hartman
Fort Wayne
Nina Durstine
Dr Durstine
Fred Hartman
Fort Wayne Electric Corporation
Detroit
Ft. Wayne
Daisy Stevens
Alberta Repp
Ashland
Classics Club
Theauke Conservatory
Emeline McSweaney
Margaret Platter
Bess Thorne
Frances Glenn
Bess Davidson
Gertrude Vollrath
Mabel Moderwell
Nina Given
Charles Haupert
the Wooster High School
Ralph Plummer
Haupert
Mary Hauppert
And
University
Pleasin
Local notes and social updates from Armstrong June
The Armstrong column covers weather impacts on grape crops, family movements including a move to Lodi, illness lists, and social visits. It notes road work by the supervisor, a rib injury from a playful scuffle, and June happenings like box social plans, church changes, reunions in Spencer, and residents visiting Cleveland and Dayton. The piece mentions Ada Jackson’s homecoming and Mrs. McKinley’s week with Butler and Barnhart relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agoer Witd
Frank Ai
Lodi
Henry Landaw
Maggie Miller
Reedsburg
CIA Tey Miller
Muraigg
Jobo Clason
District Conference Happenings in Smithville Methodist Scene
The Wooster district Methodist Episcopal conference met in Smithville with about twenty five preachers and near as many lay delegates. A digest of proceedings praised singing and debated papers, and Smithville hosted dinners. A report urged stronger infant baptism, child church membership, and a new catechism to involve children in faith, with emphasis on parental cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Conference of
A D Knapp
Wooster
Wood Shane
Hyde
Orrville
Toronto
Canada
Wooster District
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ronan Catholis
Seth Indteth
Memorial Services Of Knights Of Phthies Held In Mansfield
About 150 attend memorial services in Mansfield conducted by Madison Lodge No 26 K of P. Parade included Mansfield city band and teams from Mansfield Ashland Wriser Crestline and Shelby. Memorial oration by Sir Knight H E Bell praised highly. Graves decorated at the cemetery. Rev Le Masse of the Baptist church gave an evening sermon. Visitors from Wooster praised the conduct and Mansfield brothers hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faock Company
Knights of
Phthies
Mansfield
Madison Lodge No. 26
K of P
Manosfield City
Ashland
Wriser
Crestline
Shelby
Memorial Opera House
H. E. Bell
le Masse
Plant Shuts Down Gedar Valley Distillery
The Gedar Valley distillery was shut down Friday night indefinitely due to full storage capacity. Officials say operations will not resume until much of the on hand stock is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the-Gedar Valley
Doylestown Mt Eaton Couples Named in Listing
Tilden Marshall of Doylestown and Lena Shanklin of Mt Eaton appear in a listing alongside C Harvey and Sarah Bell of Doylestown F Seas Sr and Maggie Santschi of Orrville Perry D Eberly and Alice L Simon of Wooster in a regional notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden Marshall
Doylestown
Lena Shanklin
Mt. Eaton
C. Harvey
Sarah Bell
F. Seas, Sr
Maggie Santschi
Orrville
Perry D. Eberly
Alice L. Simon
Wooster
Aged Woman Laid To Rest In South Bend Burial
The remains of Mrs. Catharine Laubach, widow of Rudolph Laubach, who died Friday in South Bend Indiana at her daughter Mrs. Fred Tescher’s home, were brought to the city by her son George Laubach. The funeral was held Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Horn with Rev H W Lovery officiating in the Presbyterian church absence of her pastor Rev S E Neikirk of the Reformed church. Relatives and old friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Laupach
Rudolph Laubach
South Bend
Ind
Fred Tescher
George Laubach
H. W.lovery
Presbyterian Church
S. E. Neikirk
Roth
Frank
Joseph Kester
Webster
Edwin Kester
Massil
Youth Fulton's Stone Crashes Memorial Window
A youth named Fulton on Tuesday morning hurled a stone at a squirrel near the Memorial Chapel. The stone shattered the large memorial window, breaking the Schone power boiler. Nave: ordered: o thesStirling Botler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fraud Alleged In Closest Wayne County Primary Ever
The Wayne County Democratic primary faced fraud claims and close results after a ballot box theft report at Bartville. Investigations examined alleged misconduct in Easton and Wooster precincts with disputes over voter eligibility and tampered tally sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Sou
Wooster
Bart
Theo
Tre Kr Pubican
Joseph Bussan
Amiteeman
Busson
Easton
Ust Anton
Wooster Township
Hough
Holmes County
The Auditorship Nomination Battle Decides for Hough
A Tuesday session of the Central convinee settled the Democratic nomination race for auditor with witnesses and intense debate. The final vote on Saturdays primary results shows Hough defeating opposing candidates, with officials listed: County Commissioner short term S. J. Lehman and Isaac Schriber. County Recorder James C. Franks. Infirmary Director Andrew Straits and Leonard Dirck. Coroner William Faber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaring
Price Russell
Creston
D Metz
Hough
J. Lehman
Isaac Schriber
I. B. Douglass
Jaewis C. Franks
Axnee
Andrew Straits
Leonard Dirck
William Faber
Common Pleas
Samuel B Eason
Robert L. Adairan
Isaac N. Hough
James L. Zariog
William M Mellinger
Armstrong Brown
Wellington Matz
SBS
W. F. Lance
Daniel Leiner
Blachleyville Plans Summer Celebration and Events
Blachleyville residents will hold a town celebration on the square with a citizens band and ice cream social in Fair's park. Also planned are children's exercises at the Disciple church and Maple Grove, a Saturday nomination event, and commencement exercises at the Disciple church on Tuesday evening June 17 with graduates Portia Ebright Vera Sidle and Mr Wallace. James V Weltmer and George Felger visited Jeromeville with families over the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blachsleyville
Blachleyville
Bahloun
Fair's Park
Savbath Eveninng
Maple Grove
Manies DS Volers
Bowers and Son
Chestown
Mohican
Disciple
Portia ‘Ebright
Vera Sidle
Mr. Wallace
James V Weltmer
George Felger
Jeromevilleé
Pococks Seek Switch Work for Warity Plant
The Pococks, H F Pocock and Ralph Pocock, visited Wooster to confer with B&O engineer F C Batcheller of Newcastle Pa about a switch project for the Warity line. Batcheller promised a required estimate and Readgunners would be notified. Pocock aims to complete a big stack this month and have Massillon works overseers ready to supervise next month, to start shop activity at the earliest possible moment this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocock
Pennsylvania
Massillon
Work Starts at Glass Works Siding on Saturday
John J Koch division freight agent of the Pennsylvania Lines said all possible haste was being made to tram siding work and installing the switch for the glass works. He asked Messrs Pocock be informed that work would start soon as a large party of officials touring the site viewed the works with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Koch
Pennsylvania Lines
City
Messrs. Pocock
Lund
The House Question In Wooster And Massillon
Pocock accompanied by Todd searches for housing for workers as the company plans factory erection in Massillon. They seek city water mains and cost about 21800 to enable shop setup while workers may live in hotels due to high rents. A sand company meeting favors extending water mains. a committee will request council action Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pococsk
Wooster
Dota
Packer
Poome
Todd
Pocock
Massillon
Pycock
Sand Company
Eighth Regiment Notes Show Capt Swarts Considered for Captaincy
Capt F Gerlach reports approval for major adjutant general authority and states Capt Swarts of company Heat Shreve is in line to become captain of company K at Alliance. Swarts would resign captaincy of company EH to accept the new post. Reports warn of personal health issues and campaign readiness ahead of encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F . Gerlach
Ticnerni Ryger
S Moosewarts
Nate
Company K
Alliance
Warg Hug
Shreve
Vinance
Swarts
Ham
Experience Teaches Madden A Valuable Health Lesson
Former St. Ignace mayor Thomas F Madden recalls a Gulf of Mexico voyage where persistent stomach trouble and headaches led him to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the pills with swift relief, restored appetite, and renewed strength, claiming a full recovery after purchase in Galveston. Madden offers to corroborate and promotes the remedy as effective for digestive and systemic disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F Madden
St. Ignace
Mich
Gulf of Mexico
Relie Butt
Galveston
Dr Williams
Williams
Varpany
Sebenoctady
N.Y
Mt Eaton news and society notes from May and June
Mt Eaton reports detail local events from May 31 commencement at Mt Eaton school. Mentions visitors Alton Etling of Wooster, Clara Mumaw ill with nervous prostration, August Mathoist sick, D A Blanchard with heart trouble. New baby for Louis Haag. June 5 marriage of Kannie Harrold of Nebraska to Miss Bideler. Local candidates critiqued in warm election mood. ends with ad for bitters and Republican subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mraton
Jack Werty
Helen
Anton
Michael Renner
Akroo
D A
Blanchard
Louis Haag
Kannie Harrold
Nebraska
Bideler
Holmes
Minnie Schlafly
Wooster High School
Fulton
Stark County
Market Prices and Grain Figures from June 2
June 2 market notes show cattle and sheep prices, with Good to prime steers at 7 to 8, cows and bulls varied, calves at 2.50 to 9.00, hogs around 8.50, and western lambs at 5.50 to 6.75. Wheat No 2 red around 0.24 per bushel, corn No 2 around 0.40, oats No 2 near 0.34, with rye and barley prices listed. Grain and stock prices cover diverse livestock categories and commodity quotes for traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
W.L. Trier
Harley
Delle
Texas
Hood
Choise Wethers
Gina
Bo Lair
Tom Chi
Yorkenne
Gee Webbers
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Social Notes
Luce
Wome Missionary Society
the Presbyterian Church
John Taggart
Miss Nachtret
William Annat
the Country News
New
Pzra Kramer
Akron
EF Os Finley
McKinley
Hayesville
Buttler
J. Booker
Fredericksburg
Ada Jackson
Will Barnhart
Borsheimer
Grada Martin
Firestone
Spencer
Lake Fork
U B
Ss. Austen
Pinkerman
Jelloway
M. Abar
Dr. Good
Dayton
T St. Gann
M. E
Republican
Methodist Church
Smithvillle
J. B. Eberly
C. J. Russell
J. H. Barron
J. H. Johnson
J. B. Mohbler
Albert Lightwater
Columbus
S. Z
Andrew Peterson
Gottland
Sweden
Irs
Erle Brenneman
Paul
Chicago
Elmer C
the Auditorship
Blachleyville Schools
Wfithos Notas
Wooster Rervshcay
Ieee
the Pococks
Dicidson
Glass Works
Fowler
Aidvertina
Michigan
Eto
Haya
Charles E. Bix
Woos
THE
Winkler Horse Co
Jtegular
Oarville, Ohio
Winkler
Panama
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