Out in the Cold World Farewell to Wooster College
Wooster University marked the 26th annual commencement as the class of 1896 graduates and departs to paddle their own canoe. Miss Alice Correll elected president. Dr. Mateer as secretary and treasurer. comments from Rev. Hamil Shields and others. Alumni work discussed with aim to endow an alumni chair and expand endowment. The program featured sermons, orations, and diplomas, with notable remarks from Professor Kirkwood, Rev Taylor, and university leaders.
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Garfield law report notes campaign expenditures by two Democrats
Two Democratic candidates filed statements of money spent to secure nomination under Garfield election law. J. C. McLarean, probate judge, reports 300 dollars in Democrat funds and 300 in Jacksonian. Michael L. Miller, commissioner, lists 100 dollars in Creston Journal and 100 in Shreve News, with other announcements to local papers.
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Deaf and Blind Children Education Law Examinations
A probate judge protests and urges enforcement of an act requiring elementary education for deaf and mute children. Officials must report ages guardians and addresses of affected minors, determine necessity of state institution placement, and notify counties to ensure education or transfer to the Deaf and Dumb or Blind institutions where appropriate.
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Wooster Masons and Lodges Advancing in 1905
Local Wooster lodges I O O F Jr Order and Royal Arcanum report strong membership interest and recent initiations. Ebenezer Lodge F and A M conferred BA degree. Wooster Chapter and Commandery expected red letter events with several candidates. St John’s Day observance planned for June 24 andArcana gatherings noted.
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Pleasant surprise at Hos Griffin funeral home event
Local notes describe a Friday gathering at the home of Mrs. Griffin and wife, honoring a relative's sister Miss Addie Woon of Akron. About 75 people attended, with refreshments served and cordial entertainment. A second note mentions a picnic of 75 at the Slones farm, with guests conveyed by Mr. Mies and praises extended hospitality.
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