Wooster Masons plan final meeting before fall term
Wooster council No. 18 R and M appoints a last meeting for Chouraday June 26 at 7 p m. This year sets a record with eighty six initiations and aims to reach one hundred as Medina, Oriental, Wooster, and Millersburg chapters advance members A social and banquet will close the evening's festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F W Woods
Herbert Ross
Fred O Dailey
B. McCoy
C CC Cheney
B.S Orr
B. Pelton
J W. Seymour
George Ballasch
W. H. Hobart
B. L. Wells
Congress Baseball Club Defeats Canaan In 5 4 Rally
Congress Baseball Club beat Canaan 5 to 4 on Saturday with Garver pitching a two hit game and 16 strikeouts. The win follows a ninth inning rally by Canaan and sets Congress for the upcoming tournament at Congress on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jane
Mica
Clara von Sweringen
Zionsville
Ind
Dr Warner
Ming Maud von Powermen
Gideon “Musser
William Musser
Napoleon
E. L. Warner
Grace
Wooster University
Lottie—Poumony
Eva Carlin
Jeanette
Claude Culbertson
Grace Johnson
Milbrook
J C. Peppard
Ralph
Ethel
Wocater
UO. G
Canaan
Canaan Club
Garver
Canaan Joys
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits in Fredericksburg
Miss Almira Lewis returns from Detroit visit with friends. Rev Mechlin and wife attend Wooster commencement. Mrs Layenberger back after Akron stay. Presbyterian sociable at John Sanders home reports good time. A variety of visitors attend commencement events and local conversations on homes and garden plans. Stale fence removal noted. lawn fete planned by C EK society for June 27 from eight to ten thirty. Mrs Chas Shadlea visiting Philip Ro McCurdy hosts in Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Lewis
Mattie Piper
Detroit
Mechlin
Wooster
Layenberger
Akron
Presbyterian Church
John Sanders
Dean
Ritzia
John Nikson
Wm. Smith
Mildred
Margaret
Roma Barnes
Anna
Mary Laing
Lollo Hoffer
Lesper
Mra
Eli Barnes
Jack Peterman
C. EK Society
Congregational Church
Redetti
Mrrs
Chas. Shadlea
Philip Ro McCurdy
Cleveland
Mary Fireatone
Two Cars of Red Cedar Shingles in Local Trade
Fragments report a shipment of red cedar shingles, local sales from the Fordyce patch, and a note on straberries at the Republican office. Mentions tennis grounds at Wooster and plans for July Fourth excursion rates, plus a Wooster disappearance rumor about Frank Adama and brewery gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Corry Lowther Co
J. Lardyce
Wayne Township
Republican
Fordyce
Central Passenger Association
Canaan Village Notes and Local Visits Chronicle
Canaanites host ice cream at the Cemetery association event on Saturday evening July 11. Many residents attend family reunions, visits from Akron and Cleveland, and church activities. Notables include Rev Brown of Lane Seminary, Rev Wolf of Akron, and Rev Case of Cawood Ky. A Children’s Day service and a young peoples prayer meeting are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johney
Jacob Bowers
Rev. Brown
Lane Seminary
Cemetery Association
Thos. Barnes
tMar
Batts
Chatham
Somers
Cleveland
Fred Bauer
Seville
Mathodis Barney School
Ellis Ewing
Geo. Whonseller
Barbertsa
School
Snyder
Overton
L Reese
Lorain
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Jacob Lichty
Wolf
Akron
Chauncey Case
Cawood
Young Peoples
KR. B Snell
Mr. Love
Wooster
Reva Young
Woolf
Miss Paulding
Illinois
Bia
Local social notes from Akron and surrounding towns
Jane Moore and family from Akron are guests of C. E Barch and wife. Esta Mogmaw from Ann Arbor visits for the summer. Flora Wolbach of Canton stays with Miss Eristella Klein. Mrs. L Tasker and Musa Anna visit Cook family in Orrville. Children’s day service at Reformed Church June 7 at 1 30. Frank Stauffer and family visit Orrville. Rev Flohr J A Zuugg Martin Lanutenecklager and Beasie and Nora Reinhardt attend Wooster Sunday school convention. Margaret Lehman of Canal Fulton visits uncle A L Tasker and family.
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Jane
Orrville
Alicea Flory
Flohr
J. Aa. Zuugg
Martin Lanutenecklager
Beasie
Nora Reinhardt
Wooster
Margaret Lehman
Canal Fulton
A. L. Tasker
Will Release a Pastor by Savannah Presbytery Meeting
Savannah presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church meets Tuesday to consider releasing Rev. W. N. Gorges from the Savannah pastorate along with other agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Presbytery
United Prebbyterian Church
Savannah
W. N. Gorges
Ministers Association Plans Sabbath Services at City Park
The Ministers' association met Monday afternoon and arranged a program for the Sabbath evening union religious services at the City park. The services are to begin Sabbath evening July 19 with doors opening at 6?30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Association
Narrow Escape as Auto Flips After Runaway Wagon
Capt J B Taylor, Mrs Jane Bartel, and Misses Laura MacArthur and Anna McNabb rode in the Taylor car Saturday evening when a team pulling an ice wagon ran away and toppled the vehicle after a sharp turn on Bever street. All occupants escaped injury though shaken. Mrs Bartel, frail from a recent fall, feared the shock. Mr Bartol recovered enough to be out Monday, sore but hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Taylor
Jane Bartel
Laura MacArthur
Anna McNabb
Taylor Automobile
Bever
Colleg Avenue
Taylor
College Avenue
Bever Street
Capt. Taylor
North Chester notes on illness visits and church dedication
June 2 North Chester items report Mrs J W Radebaugh recovering from illness and a wound, Ellen Wills weakening from a stomach growth, Ross Denny from Pennsylvania visiting with son R O Denny. Reformed church dedication expected July 19 with Rev Cromer and Dr Miller serving. Ram baugh reunion attendees from Medina Elsie Ashland Wooster Chester township. local farm work includes barn completion and hay and grain prep.
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J W. Radebaugh
Henry Shaon
May
Ellen Wills
Ross Denny
Pennsylvania
R O. Denny
Charley Schmid
Stark County
Reformed Church
Cromer
Wooster
Dr. Miller
Jim
JF. P. Rumbaugh
Lee
Medina County
J. J Hessand
Elsie, Mich
Rambaugh
Chester Township
John Fetters
Stormlit misfortunes and local happenings in Blackhlyville
June storm brings near brush with a toppled cherry tree for Henry Rickenbaugh and the loss of a stable horse to lightning at James Vidlé's tale. Frank McClure reports a rough night. others recount wagon danger, uprooted barns near Maple Grove, and cattle trouble for the Kean Brothers. School closes for summer. plastering work ceases for har yeat as communities share health and family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhleyville
Henry Rickenbaugh
James Vidlé
Frank McClure
Tony
Wooster
C. W Rilttenbonsa
Maple Grove
Alton Allaman
Alexander
Francis Rigkenbaughe
Cr. Allaman
M. K. Allaman
A. H. Eberhuit
Bills Allowed By Brookville Commissioners
The commissioners approved numerous bills for Greene and surrounding townships including Brookville Bridge Co and Wm Larvis for bridge planks, Ollier Printing for clerk’s office, Dayton B B Co for supplies, Breve News for printing, Commercial Printing for supplies, D B Hikes for dog tax correction, Barrett Bros supplies, Chas Botson for bridge work, Ira Droz for livery hire, Collier Printing for soldiers relief, Andy O Brien for gutter cleaning, various janitors and engineers for court house, and several bridge and tax map projects across Sugarcreek Paint East Union and other townships with amounts ranging from a few dollars to several hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
D. Barnard
Congress Township
Barrett Bros
Chas. Botson
Bridge Wooster
Ira Droz
Collier Printing Co
Andy ()'’Brien
Court House
David Keist
Wm. Fritz
Eugene Carlin
Frank Gilasgo
Andrew Heiman
Chas
Wertz
Sugarcreek
Christ Bliss
D Salurnals
J. A Yoho
Paint Township
C. W
J. M Meyer
East Union Township
H M. Knepp
Saciel
Philip Graber
M. Shafer
Boy Loses Toe After Storm Tree Fall Amputation Needed
Toe of Emera Stahl son of John Stahl required amputation after a tree blown down in the recent storm. He was taken to Kinney and Koestrick sanitarium where doctors found the injury severely mutilated and necessary to remove the toe. The patient is reported to be doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emera Stahl
John Stahl
Kinney & Koestrick Sanitarium
Opened Door Incident Leaves Mrs Bucholtz Hurt
Mrs Geo Bucholtz of Wooster area attempted to open a screen door with a chisel after Sunday church. The tool struck her forearm, cutting a two and a half inch gash and severing vessels. Dr J J Kinney ligated the vessels and closed the wound. her condition improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bucholtz
Wooster
Bucholtz
Atrainona
J. J Knney
Card of Thanks for Insurance Policy Payment
Mrs Jacob Fischer thanks the insur ance department of the supreme lodge Knights of Pythias for prompt payment of the $1000 policy held by my late husband J Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louosound
J Fischer
Insurance Department of the supreme,Lodge Knights of Pythias
Jacob Fischer
Bee's Laxative Honey 400 Tal Reb Cougs
Bee's Laxative Honey 400 Tal Reb Cougs appears in a brief item noting a product or item name and potential health claim. The readable fragment centers on a single line with no clear event or owner beyond the listed words, suggesting a small notice or catalog snippet.
Teaching certificates exam moved to July 11 Saturday
Holiday changes the next examination for teacher certificates to Saturday July 11 rather than the first Saturday due to July 4 being a legal holiday. All county papers urged to note the change for readers.
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Father’s Burial
Carrie B Stecher thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and burial of her father. She extends gratitude to the Vocater I O O F lodge, singers, and all who sent flowers and sympathy in her time of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Carrie B. Stecher
Tawney Sisters Move in City School Ed Lineup
The board of education elected Miss Florence Tawney to join the city school as a new teacher, succeeding her sister Miss Elizabeth Tawney who recently resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Florence Tawney
Elizabeth Tawney
Daughter of Bechtel Sick in Newark Visit
Leah Bechtel, daughter of R T Bechtel, traveled to Newark with her sister Miriam to visit Prof Ballou and family. She fell ill, diagnosed as measles, and was placed under quarantine after returning home with her sister. The illness progressed overnight with the child described as very sick, then improved slightly by Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Bechtel
Leah
Newark
Miriam
Ballou
To Open Restaurant by John Johnston Plans Banquets
John Johnston, owner of the Fronte nac block, arranges to open a restaurant in the building. Mr Johnston has conducted the place successfully and built a strong catering reputation. He will reform the interior and offer regular meals plus banquets as a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnston
Frontenac Block
Johnaton
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