Local notices and city updates from Hig fret and county
A garbled page reports on a state convention plan, fire department wagon inspection, and a rapid weather note. It also mentions the Ohio Gas Co right of way for a pipeline, a Saturday sale at The Syndicate, and health board actions on nuisance abatements and property cleanups on West Henry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unifor
Tne
East Liberty Street
Boviegs
Landers Brothers
Tambos Avenue
Toewetsers
Board of Health
Mavorac
Hcer
al Quinby
Village Social Notes and Reunions Chronicle Local Visits
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Akron Medina Seville Sterling and Cleveland with names including Mrs Geo Whensetler Fred Fike and Mary Ritter. Local gatherings feature the Fetter reunion at Chas Sell s home and a large Housekeepers meeting in Wayne Township plus a Sunday visit by J F Bowers and a surprise party for Will Collins and family in Burbank. Over 17 people attended the reunion with plans for a 4th of July picnic in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Baas Mathes
Jduceb Haag
Fred Fike
Holsingtun Saa Howe
Medina
Satoath
Geo Whensetler
Burherton
Ernie Holsingtun
Bride
Akron
Minnie Oswald
Lita Mia
T. Teeple
Massillon
Mia
Scott
Clarence McKee
Pittsburg
J W Alleman
Ida Alleman
Springville
Utah
Kate Whitemyer
Jefferson
D. Whitemyer
Madisonburg
C. B Whonsetler
Lily Wiles
Earl Betts
Misa Gail Baker
Seville
Sterling
Elizabeth Somers
M. Smith
Cleveland
Gedden of
Wooster
Presbyterian Church
John Snell
Emily Hassell
Fred Bautt
Neville
Will Collins
Burbank
Iraac
McCullough
Leroy
Card of Thanks and Patent Remedy Pitch
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother. Advertisement promotes Mollister's Mountain Tea as a tonic. claims strengthener properties with price 85 cents. Listed by H. Boyd &.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrabam Wreen
Chaldren
Mollister's Mountain
H. Boyd
Consumption in Human Family Trial Says Dairy Link
A quoted pamphlet claims racients argue 755 percent of disease traces origin to dairy. The Mutual Mercantile Co of Cleveland Ohio publishes a free booklet or druggists may obtain it showing a small investment wipes out illness.
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Mutual Mercantile Co
Cle Vveland, O
Died Very Sudenly Mrs Wolf of University
The wife of L E Wolf registrar of the university died suddenly after a hospital stay for an abdominal tumor. She was 35 years old, survived by her husband and two sons. Funeral services were held in West Lafayette with brief rites conducted by President Holden and Prof Compton.
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Meistrar
Wooster
JY Am
LE Holden
Elias Compton
George A Brewer
Colomens
Mra Wolf
Joshua
Susannah Liggett Seia
Baaband
Frank Liggett
Wayne Townani
Baeband
Mr Liggett
Rupture Concerns in School Administration
A parent voices concern about conflicts between superintendent and teacher in the nib shop era context, arguing ruptures harm pupils more than personal disputes. The piece contemplates resignation as a quiet path to prevent disruption and stresses focus on pupil welfare over personal enmity.
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Nib
Boys Cheerful Commencement Tumult at Wooster High
After the Wooster high school commencement, students applauded Professor Hanoret the retiring superintendent. The boys deny a personal motive behind the cheering and publish a communication signed The Boys Who Cheered asserting the rumor about Prof Happert instigating the cheers is utterly false.
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Hanoret
Wooster School
Toen
Republian
Happert
Wooster plant to build trestle for coal and coke handling
The Wooster plant will abandon long haul coal and coke transport by car. A new 255 foot trestle will be built along the Pennsylvania line tracks to place cars and dump coal at the plant. The change aims to save thousands in labor and reduce handling costs as work progresses.
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Wooster
Tbhia
Pennsylvania
Runaway Horse Stopped by Brave Father near South Bever
Charles Folsom of Nold Avenue calmly faced a wild horse as it bolted under a bridge on South Bever Street. When lines broke, his friend escaped and the boy clung to the buggy. Folsom jumped to the horse’s back, seized the bridle, and halted the animal, prompting the boy to shout Morrah for Pop. The youth later said he stayed aboard after reading that riders fare better in a runaway than those who jump.
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Charles Folsom
Nold Avenue
Doc’’ Folsom
Folsom
South Bever Street
Olssm
Narrow Escape For Mail Carrier And Horse At Train
Sunday on duty Ben Hartman Jr. faced a close call when his horse slipped between rail and plank as eastbound train No 18 approached at high speed. Baggagemaster Garrett and Flagman Tanner aided, Hartman freed the horse just before impact. The horse was lame but survived with care. witnesses feared both man and horse could be killed.
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Ben Hartman, Jr
John Ronstettler
Mr. Hartman
Hartman
Aoss
Garrett
Flagman
Tanner
Hart
Loved Mother Called
Mrs Hennah Lawerence McMannis aged 63 of Plain township died Sunday morning. Funeral from the house at 10 a m Sunday interment in Warner cemetery. Daughter of the late John A Lawrence she spent life in Plain township. Originally Lutheran later joined Methodist church. Husband Elmer and three children survive Mrs Berger of East Union township Macc Harry McAnaney of Chester township and Harry Moulan of Orrville.
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Hennah—Lawrence McMannis
Elmer McMannis
Plain Township
Ended Abruptly The Action Of Troutston Coe
The judge began trial of Arthur N. Wilson's executor Troutston Coe on Monday. After plaintiff evidence, attorneys sought amendment. A juror withdrew and the case moved to the next term at the defendant’s cost due to the abrupt halt Tuesday morning.
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Troutston. Coe
Arthur N. Wilson
The Alleman Reunion Sixth Annual Meeting Held in Wooster
The Alleman family gathered for their sixth annual reunion at Wooster City Park on Thursday morning June 6 after days of rain. New attendees included Clarence McKee from Pittsburg, Rev. J. W. Alleman of Chicago, Ida Alleman of Springville Utah, Lyberger of Kendallville Ind., Funk of Funk Station, W. C. Stough of Mansfield, and others. D. L. Whitemyer opened the meeting, officers were elected, and special music and recitations followed with remarks by several Alleman family members. The group adjourned to meet next year at Jonathon Hostetler’s home in Shreve.
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Allaman’s
Wooster
New Friends
Clarence McKee
Fhitzaburg
J. W. Alleman
Chicago
Ida Alleman
Springville
Utah
Lyberger
Kendalville
Ind
Andra
Funk
Funk Station
W. C. Stough
Mansfield
Alleman and Noncle
Isramsville
D. L. Whitemyer
DL. Whitemyer
Alton Alleman
Vella Scott
Marion Metcalfs
A. He
Whonsetler
Alissen
Leman
Day-White
Whoneetler
Bessie Alleman
Dsy Whitemyer
Helen
Mary Bowman
Aslomain
Semah
West
Alleman
Jeromeviles C. B. Whonnsettler
Levi Alleman
Dualt Whitemyer
Jonathon Hostetler
Shreve
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