Marriage of Clara Keck to David Galehouse at Marshallville
The marriage of Miss Clara Edith Keck to David William Galehouse was held at the Keck residence on June 14 after noon, with ceremony by Rev T S Weaver and Chas Lang. An outdoor lawn reception followed, featuring an evergreen arch, a large guest list from Washington DC, Parkersburg WV, Greanaburg PA, Wooster, Wellington, Cressun, Barberton, Duylestown, Royal Oak, Rittman, Orrville, Navarre, and Marshallville, and a banquet of sugarlines, silverware, and fine china gifts.
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Marshallville
David William Galehouse
Clara Edith Keck
D .B. Keck
Kev T S Weaver
Chas. Lang
Washington DC
Parkersburg
W Va
Greanaburg, Pa
Wooster
Wellington
Cressun
Barberton
Duylestown
Royal Oak
Rittman, Orrville
Navarre
Remembered Mother Mrs Mary Irish Passes in Pittsburg
Mrs Mary Irish mother of Miss Professor Anna Trish died in Pittsburg Pa on Friday morning. Once from Wooster to Traverse City she lived with relatives and her devoted son Howard. Failing eyesight led her to Pittsburg where she was cared for by friends. She recently suffered a fall but remained active in faith and duty. Her longBereavements included the loss of her mother husband and sister within a short span. She loved Wooster and its university and was a steadfast mother and friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Irish
Anna Trish
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Station
Irish
Wooster
Traverse City
Mich
Howard
Funeral of Mrs Patton Held at Evening Hour
Funeral services for Mrs Patton, who died Thursday morning in Arberton, were held Sunday at 2 AM from the church of her father Andrew Branetetter Hive. The former parishioner of the Lather church will conduct the rites. Interment followed at Vioster Cemetery.
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Mre
Patt
Arberton
Andrew Branetetter
Smith
Awarded Contract For Sewer On Spink Street
The Board awarded a contract in the near evening to construct the sewer on Spink Street from Stitts Street to Fowninn Street. Mr Gere was named as the party on round figures. The board decided to use amb pape for the sewer project.
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Évernin
Old Catalog Text Promises Deafness Cure and Salve Claims
The fragment cites Hall's Catarrh Cure and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with testimonials and a promise of one hundred dollars for incurable deafness, mentioning Dr. Hall and the product claims. It preserves archaic spellings and marketing style from a period newspaper ad insert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogeftie
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Wooster News Highlights and Local Notes June 14
June 14 column notes births and deaths including Guy Cornelius burial and Lyman Critchfield Jr. marriage, local illnesses, and a pig attacking children near Latta sburg. Italian laborers dig trenches for Mohican Oil near Loudonville. electric plant planned for American House hotel. Community events include Pythias Grand Lodge, church rededication, and Pawnee Bill show updates.
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Wooster
Lyman Critchfield, Jr
Mohican Oil and Gas Co
Loudonville
Charles Beckler
Alliance
Nellie
Isabelle
Harrold
Lattasburg
H. A. Zeigler
Cuban diarrhoea cure promoted for soldiers from Cuba
A frontier advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sure fix for Cuban diarrhoea contracted by soldiers after Cuba. Mrs Minnie Jacobs of Houston testifies it cured her husband after other doctors failed. Also promoted is Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a summer illness remedy.
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Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Texas
Chamberlain
Fowler
Young WifeElsie Patton Dies in Barberton Home
Elsie Patton wife of Quincy Patton aged 28 died at a Barberton home after days of illness. She had been bedridden since last Friday and grew worse after Memorial Day visit by friends. Her mother Mrs Andrew Branstetter and Mr Branstetter traveled from Barberton after receiving word of the critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Patton
Quincy Patton
Barberton
Branstetter
Patton
Change in Lodge Dues for Wooster Royal Arcanum Members
Wooster Royal Arcanum members react to a dues change set for next October as rates shift by age per Insurance Journals with younger members paying less. Lodge officers say the supreme council acted ahead of need, citing a reserve fund over two million dollars and a robust insurance-based secret organization status in Wooster.
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Royal Arcanum
Wooster
Supreme Council
Woosterland
Court cases assigned for upcoming hearings
Judge 8 B Eason presided as docket announced. Listed are cases not set for hearing: Rohr et al v state on Saturday June 17. Biechler v Biechler on Monday June 19. Meahl v Meahl. In re estate of Christian Fair Stepfield v Fetters on Tuesday June 20. Wayne County National Bank v L D Cornell on Wednesday June 21. Budd v West Lebanon Coal Co. Snyder v West Lebanon Coal Co. Lebman v West Lebanon Coal Co on Monday June 26. Wiltsieve v Fet Weith on Tuesday June 27. In re Patate of Rudolph Serfase Landera v Zimmer man on June 28. Nau v Nau Harter v Harter & Martin on Thursday June 29. Buline v Bodine on Friday June 30. Welty v Standard Mineral Co. Andre v Piaro.
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B. Eason
Rohr Et’ al
Budd
West Lebanon Coal Co
Snyder Va
West Pehnoon Coal Co
Lebman
West Weat Lebanon Coat Co
Toraday
Weith
Rudolph Serfase Landera
Zimmerman
Nau
Nau Harter
Harter & Martin
Buline
Bodine
Welty
Standard
André Va. Piar
Pain Balm Relief Promises Quick Cure for Rheumatism
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm cures rheumatism with one application, noting rapid relief enables rest and sleep. A testimonial from Mrs V 4n Liggett of Yum Yum Tennessee supports the claim, saying the balm relieves pain from head to foot and becomes permanent with continued use. Local transit schedules describe Cleveland area electric cars serving Wooster, Creston, Berea and surrounding areas with several daily routes and limited services.
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Chamberlain
V 4N Liggett
Yum Yum
Tenn
U.S. A
Cleveland & Southwestern Traction Co
Wooster
Creston
Seville
Chippewa Lake
Wedina
Berea
Public Square
Cleveland
Cleveland Limited
Linndale
PufFitas Springs
Elyria
North Amherst
Lorain
Grafton
Oberlin
Wellington
Berlin Heights
Norwalk
Wooster Wooster
Miss May Lillie on Women Riding Astride or Sideways
Miss May Lillie argues that riding astride is not immodest and should be available to women who prefer it. She praises horseback exercise as exhilarating and beneficial, noting many women ride for display rather than fitness. She contrasts eastern social riding with practical, strenuous equestrian skills and supports women's confidence from mastering horses.
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East
Lillie
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Joe
Kept Secret Well Roy Armstrong Weds Alice McCormick
The marriage of Roy Armstrong of Millersburg and Miss Alice McCormick of Fredericksburg occurred in Jamestown NY on August 18, 1904. The union was kept secret with few knowing. The couple left for Cleveland for a short visit and will make Millersburg their future home. The bride, daughter of J B McCormack, studied at Chautauqua summer school. Roy works with Engle Armstrong undertakers in Millersburg.
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Roy Armstrong
Millersburg
Alice McCormick
Fredericksburg
Jamestown
Cleveland
Armstrong
William Armstrong
Engle& Armstrong
J B. McCormack
Chantanqua
Township official notes scarce suffering among poor
Town ship Trustee John C. Hall told a Republican on Friday that there is very little suffering among the township's poor at this time. He said there are a few cases, but most people can help themselves.
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John C. Hall
Banquet Promotes New Scholar Drive at Methodist Church
Superintendent W F Kean announced a banquet to spur new scholars for the Methodist Sunday school. Held Thursday evening in the church basement, it drew a good crowd. Toastmaster Judge Ri Adair introduced speakers including Mrs Frank Maize and Prof Chas Haupe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.F. Kean
Methodist Sunday School
Ri-Adair
Frank Maize
Beloved Woman Sarah J. Funk McClarran Dies at Home
Mrs. Sarah J. Funk McClarran died at her fast North Wooster home at 7 p m after months of stomach illness. Funeral at 2 30 Saturday from the residence with interment in Wooster cemetery. Born Oct 9 1846 at Napoleon she was a daughter of Samuel K Bonk and wife. Survived by children Gertrude Shriner Cleveland Florence Gerlach Stella Mary Nannie Fisher Samuel Harry L McClarran and Mary all of Wooster and brother Elmer Junk of Wooster. Active Bethany Baptist Church member and charter Given Post Relief Corps worker she supported soldiers and their families. A noble mother and friend to many.
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Sarah J. Funk McClarran
Harry McClarran
Fast North Street
Wooster Cemetery
Sarah J. McClarran
Napoleon
Samuel K. Bonk
Wooster
McClarran
Gertrude Shriner
Cleveland
Florence Gerlach
Stella McClarran
Harry L. McClarran
Nannie Fisher
Samuel McClarran
Mary McClarran
Elmer Junk
Big Corn Field Ready for Planting in June Test Area
Four hundred acre tract in Champers County owned by ex-convict Cassingham and MOC Herbig near Cushocton, Ohio. June 10 note says field ready for planting after flood water receded. field has previously been waterlogged twice this season but now appears clear for a large crop.
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Ton County
Man Cassingham
M OC
Herbig
Ot Cushocton
Maxwell to Succeed Prof Vance in Biblical Chair
President L E Holden announced at the commencement exercises Thursday the appointment of J B Maxwell Ph D D D to succeed Prof Vance in the chair of Biblical instruction and Apologetics. The appointment is regarded as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.E. Holden
J. B. Maxwell
Prof. Vance
Gardens of Thanks for Help After Loss of Son and Brother
The undersigned thank neighbors and friends for assistance during their bereavement and for beautiful floral offerings. Names listed include Standard Coach Pad Works, Wooster Brush Works, Ladies of Relief Corps, Rathbone Sisters, Lady Mackabee, confirmation class, Young People's Society of German Church, and his boyhood companions. Mrs. A. F. Buheit and children.
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Son
Brother
Wooster Brush Works
Ladies of Relief Corps
Rathbone Sisters
Lady Maccabees
Young People’s Society of German Church
A. F Bucheit
Prohibition Party nominates county officers at Wooster meeting
A county Prohibition gathering in Wooster Wednesday nominated candidates for county offices. Proposals include Mahlon C. Roach for Probate Judge, J. Hooke for Auditor, David Foltz for Commissioner, Howard Crosby for Treasurer, R. F. Pettit for Recorder, and Joseph Bener for Infirmary Director, with Wallace noted among nominees.
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Wooster
Restels
BiGwere Wallace
Wooster Township
Mahlon C. Roach
J.¥. Hooke
David
Foltz
Shreve
Howard Crosby
Applecreek
R. F. Pettit
West Salem
Infirmary
Joseph Bener
Creston
Budget Near Ready For Presentation At Next Meeting
The annual city budget, required under the new code, is nearly prepared though slightly late. It will list estimated expenses for each department to aid pruning and help the tax commission determine the tax rate for the coming year. Officials expect taxes to remain unchanged from last year.
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Tax Commission
Artin L Smyler Attorney at Law in New Weston Ohio
Artin L Smyler of New Weston Ohio offers legal services for professional matters and entrusted tasks. Office located at No 6 Merchants and Emporium Upstalia.
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Artin L. Smyler
Wcoster
Ohio
Traiarts
Merchant's
Emporium
Upstalia
E. W. Newkirk
Attorney-At-Law
Office
Jackson Brock
Public Square
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Ayers
H.R. Benris
Bodda
Minn
J.C. Ater CO
Lowell, Marss
Buck- Jen
D. L
Pach & Boyd
Ie Neon
Alex. Wolgamer
Pitteborg-are-+ nue
Guy Cornelius
Wooster Ceme
Pe Rce
Cory
Moses
Grand Lodge Kniighta of
Pythias
Rising Star Lodge
K. P
United States
J Ho Dickason
Wayne County
W. Englar
Youngetown
Robert Cunningham
Columbus
Beckenbaugh
Sadwich
R. Cunningham
Valeria E. Wyler
Arabelle Barnes
Blairsville
Geo. D. Dunham
Rube
George Vino
Vino
Bneimexs
Toy Gus Hunsicker
Obi
Luna Wark
Sean
Chariuter
Mare Tet Simtly
Bor -Priiny
Flarves
Srobtia
Clack
Avon
Clark
Vucw
JOC
Lawrence
Colutubia City
Ind
Wayne
Frank Barnhart
Will Gerlach
Harry ‘McClarran
Orrville
Pennsylvania Depot
Italy
Mra
Camilla Disepico
Licia Cocia
Sanda Moretto
Gis —Finnsicker
Has—Nimte
Liberty Street
of .C
Elsie Branstetter Patton
Eason
Piso
Bae
Sonek
Miss May Lillie
Fredricksburg
Big Corn
Prohibition
Namies
Bradfield Regulator OO
Atlanta
George Crater
Canal Dover
Equaltation of
Life
THE
Life Plant CO
Canton
O. Lipr
D. Stoll
North Market Streeks
Dr Stoll
Bedil Avenut
Bowman
R. H. A. Hart
EYE and Ear
Downing Block
Bealla
Sageon
New York
Eve and Ear. Institute
A. Elder
B.S. A
Laubach & Boyd
Besmiade Egmane
Paris
GREEN
Kiler
Dr. Kilmer & Homeot Swamp-Bock Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Drs
Osephoseph VU
Rltz
Wooster National Bank
West Liberty Street
Wovster Unio
BEC
Tadit Ania
Patenat
Columbian University Law School
Washington
DL. C
Japos
Oss W. Funk
Harding & Co
Forear
McClarran’s
Liberty St
Wooster, O
Frank Taggart
Fredrick's Store
East Liberty St
NCCLARRAN _ youn Co
Wooster, Okig
Mayor & Taylor
Taynor
Attorneys-Aat-Law
B.C. Tavior Wooster
Oth
Nice Block
Swartz
U.S
Washiton
Jayne
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