Wooster Daily Notes From June 26 Social and Business
Monday items from Wooster cover courts visits and travel notices. Local residents including Cornell of Shreve, Wile of Ashland, and Emma Marshall of Ashland are noted with several visits and departures. Activities include travel to Burrs Mills, Buffalo visits, and railroad work in Alliance. A horse scare near Wooster and public notices on Fourth of July excursions are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Shreve
Wile
Ashland
Wooster
Emma Marshall
Community notices and village events from Wooster area
Sunday school fund drive for cemetery fence completion urges support. Wedding event for Miss Margaret Chesney and Mr George L Bennett noted. Walter McClarran reports naval academy admission after top exam standing. A Mortland School concert planned for July 1 to raise class funds. A Roumanian jewelry vendor reports theft and police investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church
Aliaman
Uteps
Mary Sanborn
Margaret Chesney
Dr. Chesney
The
Wooster
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Walter
Mortland School Howke
Re-dedicated organ shines at English Lutheran services
Largely attended Sabbath services at the English Lutheran church featured the re-dedication of the rebuilt organ by the Tachantz Co of Orrville. Mrs. A. L. Zook of Wooster displayed skillful playing, with tenor solos by Wile formerly of Wooster now Ashland. Rev. Wo Engist of Youngstown delivered praised sermons as the congregation celebrated debt payment progress for the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tachantz Co
Orrville
A. L. Zook
Wooster
Wile
Ashland
Sulus
Wo Engist
Youngstown
Howard
Java
Wooster High Plans New Electives and Clubs
The Wooster high school will offer an elective in pedagogy taught by the superintendent. A high school debating society an orchestra are planned. Committees have been appointed and the work will begin at the start of the new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster High School
Telen
Wooster Rail Link Debate Presses Bond Pledge
R H Critchfield of Shreve urged Wooster to pledge bonds for a proposed electric railroad from Wooster to Mansfield. He said timely action is needed as eastern financiers await Wooster’s decision, with bond pledges triggering rapid construction and operation. A board of trade meeting is hoped to discuss the issue alongside the Glass works question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Critchfield
Shreve
Wooster
Mansfield
Critchfield
Jackson
Board of Trade
Richard Lee of Wooster Dies After Weeklong Illness
Richard Lee aged 53 of Wooster died Saturday at 5 p m from paralysis after a week of sickness at his father's South Market street home. Funeral held 8 a m Monday at St Marys church with many old friends present. Pallbearers included Michael Landers Patrick Shea John Grocker Exwrance Kebofe Gev Boosz Nicholas Roberte. Survived by father sister and brother. Known as Dick Lee, he was generous and quick to help friends in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Critchfield
Shreve
Wooster Manefield
Misa Glara_ Paulus
East South Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Ore Edwards
Barrett
Sheboygan
Wis
Mis
J. E. Barrett
H. R. Smith
South
Pennsylvania
John Stair
Akron
Rueben Stair
W. Barnard
Maysville
Henry R Horn
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Ben Wile
Nevrthern
Indiana
Bea
A. D. Lynch
Revelver
the Wooster National Bank
Archer House
Richard Lee
Wooster
South Market Street
St. Mary’s Church
Dick" Lee
Worster
Michael Landers
Patrick Shea
John Grocker
Exwrance-Kebofe
Gev. Boosz
Nicholas Roberte
Missionary Society Convention in Fredericksburg
The Women's Missionary societies of Mansfield Presbytery hold their annual convention Tuesday and Wednesday at Fredericksburg with Mrs. W. A. Littell of Wooster as president and Miss Crementine fageart as secretary. Delegates from nearby towns include Mrs. M. C. Roach and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary ® Societies of
Mansfield Presbytery
Fredericksburg
W. A. Littell
Wooster
Crementine Fageart
M. C. Roach
Margaret Bruce
Taggart
Pretty Evening Wedding in Wooster Colored Society
The wedding of Miss Alice B. Follis to Mr. Peter Woods took place at 8 on Monday at the Follis home on Fort hpink street. Rev. R A Jones officiated before about 50 guests with music by Miss Lucy Follis. The couple will reside on North Grant street after a reception with gifts and a feast. Out-of-town guests included Miss Cora P. Johnson and Miss Emma P. Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Caskey
Wooster
Diamond Alley
North Market Street
Bowman Street
Grant Street
Colored Society
James H. Follis
Forthpink Street
Missa
Alice B. Follis
Peter Wooda
Richard Morrison
R. A. Jones
Akron
Folhs
Lohengrin
Lucy -Follig
Jones
Wooster High School
Woods
Jan
Himelf
North Grant Streat
Cora P. Johnson
Massillon
Emma P. Lytle
Cincinnati
Arcanum Lodge Plans Rate Readjustment Discussion
The Royal Arcanum lodge held a Monday meeting to appoint a member to go to Columbus next week and press the rate question for readjustment. The session was well attended with much discussion about the new rate and possible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum Lodge
Columbus
Cream Balm Heals Loss of Taste and Smell in Rahway Reader
Where There is Life There is Hope. The user reports catarrh with loss of taste and smell and limited hearing. Ely's Cream Balm cured it, with surprising relief and no irritation. Franklin Freeman Dover N J and Marcus G Shantz Rahway NJ attest. Sold by druggists 50 cents or mailed by Ely Brothers New York.
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Ely
Marcus G. Shantz
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Boosts Vitality at 60
An old-time advertisement offers Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for 60 year olds claiming broad improvement. The copy promises blooming health and vitality at age 60 and cites Lanbach & Boyd as agents selling the product for 85 cents in tea or tablet form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manud
Hollister
Lanbach & Boyd
Wedded Monday Evening in Wooster Home
Edward Manges of Vine Street hosted a Monday evening wedding officiated by Rev. S. E. Neikirk of the Reformed church. Groom D. W. Brown, son of the late ex-Sheriff E. A. Brown, secured a license and married, then left for Cleveland where he has a business position and a home ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Manges
Vine Street
E. Neikirk
The
Reformed Church
Bofinah Siesta
Faye
Manges
Wooster
D. W. Brown
E. A. Brown
Brown
Browen
Uncalled Letters Listed for Wooster Post Office
Letter List No 26 records uncalled items at Wooster post office dated June 16. Names include Armtrong Bros Joshua Baker N E Bennett Andrew Berky Wm Bowman A J Campbell John J Crites Lawrence Crile J H Crites Luther Fike F W Flushing er L Johnson F T Lehman Frank Lehr Wm McFadden Jr Prospect Rose Cottage A W Reneker Worman Stelier A Steiner Elias Sciissor Christ Schaan Jacko Schaan C H Schwary J Schwary Joseph Schwary M M Schaaf Arthur J Shanklin W J Shoupf Edgar Sams John Wise Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ward Peter Zaugg and several women names such as Millie Degenhardt Miss Mable Joy Lucy Patterson Edythe St Johm Maggie Slone Dora Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Joy
Lucy Patterson
Edythe St. Johm
Maggie Slone
Dora Young
Right Ankle Broken In Cushman Street Accident
Mrs. Wm. Devlin of Cushman street suffered a severe Tuesday morning yard fall breaking the small bone of her right ankle above the joint. Dr. R. N. Warren provided surgical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Devlin
Cushman Street
R. N. Warren
Social notes on departures and weddings in Millersburg
Social notes record a surprise farewell party for Mr and Mrs Daniel Heller by about 40 to 50 friends at the Russell home, with ice cream and cake. Mrs Caroline Troutman celebrated her 84th birthday with her children. A June 18 wedding near Shreve joined Gee Strome and Maud L Armstrong, with Rev A McCahough officiating and a wedding dinner served. The bride, a talented young woman, will reside in Millersburg after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Daniel Heller
John M. Russsell
Mr. Heller
Caroline Troutman
George Troutman
West Spring Street
W. W. Armstrong’s
Shrove
Gee. Strome
Millersburg
Migs
Maud L. Armstrong
Local License Applicants Named in Ohio District
David W. Brown of Cleveland and Rafinah Manges of Wooster join Earl J. Betz of Lafayette Caley Wiles of Canaan J M McLaughlin of Carat Fulton and Maud M Munson of Applecreek Pater Woods and Alice Follin of Wooster listed among applicants Hundreds of lives saved yearly by using Dr Thomas Electric Oil in households and advertised in The Republican newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Brown
Cleveland
Rafinah—Manges
Wooster
Earl J. Betz
Lafayette
Caley Wiles
Canaan
J. M. McLaughlin
Carat Fulton
Maud M. Munson
Applecreek
Pater Woods
Alice Follin
Thomas
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