Wooster News Roundup Highlights Legal and Social Clears
A Court of Common Pleas trial involves A A Ingram and D Hall over legal advice fees. Akron and Wooster scenes show canceled opera dates, a crowded street scene over a drunken arrest with fines, burglary cases of Shanklins and Webster, a planned benefit concert for Harrylohr, and theater notes on The Factorgirl. Local incidents include a saloon raid, railway schedule changes, and a burglary at MeCormick Col drugstore.
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Court of Common Pleas
A. A. Ingram
D. Hall
Akron
Wooster
Robert Downing
John Griffith
City Opera House
B. Bauer
Fifth Ward
Latimer
Jeffries
A A. Ingram
ID Hall
Ingram
Cyruga Reider
Funek
Kdward Rudy
Dante Llur
Uncalled Letters Listed For Week Ending March 11 Wooster
Names of residents with uncalled mail listed for the Wooster post office week ending March 11 include Isis Alexander S seminar Mary Feldstein HM seller LK Graham C H Slyelas Joho T Knipht Geos Stalt Mary Methover Lewis Weaver Henry Perking and others advertised as not yet delivered. Public entertainment by Knights and Ladies of the Macabees at City Opera House on Wednesday evening March 21 ad admission free featuring magic violin music and addresses.
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Wooster
Knights of the Macabees
Wooster Hive
Ladies of the Macabees
Itouse
Fuollowing
Ed J. Young
Ohio
Mugic
Sule
iMiss
Miume Lucile
Boyntop Supreme Rich
Given Post Meeting Seeks Full Attendance and New Feature
A Round WOR Given Post aims to have a master at its next meeting and urges full comrades attendance. The W R.C. grows with two new recruits awaiting the next regular meeting. A new feature is the request book. inquiries can be directed to Post officers. Grand Army Posts will meet with Givenfest representatives on March 22 at 7:00 p.m. in this city to plan the Department Encampment at Galeton in May. The W. I. C. faced opposition to a social event Friday but still drew a good attendance and a neat sum for the worthy cause. A short program drew hearty encores, while local talk notes that bargains at Siegenthaler’s shoe loan sale were scarce.
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Given
W R.C
Grand Army
Galeton
Theatre
Teachers Institute
Sfc
Thomasi
Ashland
Wooster
Florence Sullivan
Charles Haupert
Heo
Emma Henderson
Orrville
C. E Badd
Loudonville
Honebrake
Mt. Vernon
Iigh School
I’rmnisary
Second Ward
Carson
Columbus
Trof Corgon
J Lot
Harvad
Conaner
Jamdiey
Akron
Krott
Mansie
H High
J. W Scott
Jennie JL. Warner
Ammyjttee
BF Hoover
Lodi
BF Budd Loudunville
Woow McIntire
Voster
Car Load of Illinois Horses at Eastern House Stables
A notice advertises a carriage of Illinois horses at Eastern House Stables on Saturday March 17. The sale or display promises a fine lot of animals and notes private sale details with a contact reference.
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Eastern House
Inwyder
Room Rented For Five Years Creamery Planned
Henry Correll, secretary of Orrville Creamery Co, closed a five year lease for a team in Quinby building on Diamond alley. Creamery to begin April 1, with starting capacity of three tons of milk daily, sourcing from 260 cows. New venture aims to supply cream to ice cream manufacturers and meet rising Orrville demand.
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Ooster
al Creamery
Henry Correll
Orryille Creamery Co
Quinby
Diamond Alley
Correll
Beroswic
Orrville
Two New Lots of Teachers in Wayne County
Wayne County school examiners Berg Apple Creek S 3 Michigan Wooster and J L Zaring Smithville announce next examination on Saturday March 17 at Smithville Following exams held in Wooster Feb 17 and March 3 certificates granted include five years and two years to several teachers with many names listed within the Smithville Shreve and West Salem area A Demarest prize contest results summary follows with participants from West Salem and Wooster concluding with social notes and local gatherings through Friday night to Saturday night events in Wayne County communities
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Ot Dallyens
F. Shepard
Ashland
Acob Conrod
Canton
Rank Witwer
Orrville
Wooster
S. Hamilton
Florida
H. L. Wilds
Mansfield
Lenny Borgagrath
Wm. Annaf
Kefferin
Mt. Vernon
Ebinger
J. Snyder
Spencer
Attie Patrick
Iona
Herbert F Ebinger
Cincinnati
Charles B. Ebinger
Irene Lodge No 4
Keights of
Wayne County
Berg
Apple Creek
Michigan
J L. Zaring
Smithville
T W. Kimber
S i
Conrad
Lyman Knight
Congress
Leonard Welker
Wayne County Demarest
West Salem
Ware Misa Mary
Rarver
J Ebsnyder
Kev
Martindale
Miusie
Bath Ostyder
Jeadie Phanete
Wooster Pickle Plant Plans Gain Farmers Support
In Wayne county, a Wooster meeting at Grand Army Hall surged to back a salting pickle factory, Heinz Co of Pittsburgh proposing to buy cucumbers grown on up to five acres per contract. Local farmers like Knowlton and Caskey touted high profits and urged location in Wooster, with promises of seeds, fair pay, and railroad access, while agreements and acreage signups began to form.
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Wayne County
Grand Army Stall
Wooster
H. J. Heinz C
Pittsburg, I
H Tleinz & Company
Harmerville
I's
Hicksville
J. J la Porte
Ind
Mascatine
la Toey
Uder
Board of Trade
H. F Dunham
Pittsburg
Frm
Sir Heinz Co
A.J Russell
HH J HeinzCo
Muscatine
Ost
Alvitzi Cunningham
Dunham
Irr
Russell
Muscatipela
Attenton
Creston
Job Roach
Newman
Trm
Elmer Casky
Canaan
Knowlton
Samuel Dulln
Annan Township
John Wilhelm
Anna
Lil
Elmer Caskey
C. W. Kauke
Supt. Thorne
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Woostler
Green
Wooster, W
H. J. Heinz & Co
H. J Heinz &Uo
Unningham
Heimz Co
Wo Wisner
M T Yoder
Wayne
Bf Stahl
J. F. Myers
Hurbank
John Rivera
D Letman
Madisonburg
K Messner J. Wooster
T. Letman
Shea Stair
Altman
Altiland
Suen
Rinley
Fike
I Koppes
Caskey
McCoy
Thos. Cherry
Wooster I
J Kinney
Wilam Kinney
Wooster A
Wooster Wooster
John Tscharty
Dr. McClarran
Mof Elliott
Elliott
Tyalig
Zook
Spear
Wooster H Armatrong
Golden Corners
Jos Andes
Leatherman of Wetterovi
E Moosseed
Woouster
A Warner
Henry Trunder
McDonald
Wooster Jawarfel
Edward Tixer Langan
Spangler
Bob Hoffman
Wooster Institute and Local Debates Highlight Week
Elizabeth McClure leads Friday contest participation while Wooster teachers begin Fisk Civil Government study. Debates at the Grammar schools and Lyceum League sessions are noted, with talks on education reform, temperance, and public schooling. The Tri County Teacher Institute draws visitors, elected officers, and praise for intercounty collaboration.
Prom Friday Day As Waa indicted for shooting Mackey
Mira Sarah J Snell was indicted by the grand jury for shooting Wm A Mackey with intent to kill. Deputy Sheriff Charles Zarig and Shenti Smith arrested her on West Liberty Street. She posted bond of 200 dollars, signed by her three brothers. Additional indictments surfaced against others for selling liquor to minors. A divorce petition by Mrs Sarah M Faux cites extreme cruelty by M Faux dating to 1876 and ongoing neglect of support for more than two years.
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Waa
Mira Sarah J Snell
Grand
Mackey
Shentismith
Charles Zarig
West Liberty St
Such
Orad
Shenff Smith
Jaf
Judgek & Dowell
Wiggins
Stard
James
Itich
Woster
Benjamin Courter
Smithville
Ouher
Webster
Shreve
Wham Smith
Court of Common Pleas
John Lash
Denis Sanders
Landers
Lash
Wooster
Yveen
Friends
Divorce Petition Seeks Custody and Alimony
Mrs Faux seeks divorce from Faux, alleging exertions and real estate valued at three to four thousand dollars. She asks that Jacob Kramer of Honeytown be kept from disposing of the money she believes Faux has placed in his hands. She seeks custody of the minor child and reasonable alimony, with representation by John McSweeney and A V D Metz.
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Jacob Kramer
Honeytown
Religious notices and church events in Cleveland area
This week includes a Wednesday sermon and confirmation at St James Church by Rev W A Leonard of Cleveland. English Lutheran social next Friday. revival meetings yield new church memberships. Orrville Presbyterian Ladies announce officers. Doylestown Young Men's Christian Union dedicated with remarks and aims. Foster mother Allis Cook praised for protection and leadership. rooms open evenings 6 30 to 9 30 except service nights.
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W A. Leonard
Cleveland
Irotestant Episcopal Church
Onto
St. James Church
English Lutheran Church
Dalton
Methodist
The
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
J G Madge
H. McKnight
Canton
F Laverty
L Presbyterian
Apple Creek
Second Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Fint
San Tego Cal
Lucy Postlewait
Sarah Orr
Laura Tromt
Moliie S3renneman
Sue Dartman
Mary Griffith
Orrvilles Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society
A. Postlewait
Young Mens Christian l
Doylestown
Doylestown Dedicated With Remarks By Revs. Miller, South and Reichert
Willis Hotchkiss
Citizers
Allis Fannie Cook
Wooster Market Report and Produce Prices 1894
Corrected by Frick and Tyler wholesale prices for Wheat Rye Corn Oats and Barley. Also daily produce rates for butter lard cheese eggs and poultry. Cattle hogs sheep and calves market receipts and price ranges noted with regional references.
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Wooster
Frick & Tyler
Crasphead & Co
East Lipenry
Pao
East
Wooster School No 3 examination praised by writer
On March 6 1804 at Wooster township the examination of School No 3 impressed observers with diligent scholars and capable teachers. The school is led by a woman teacher and the music program under a female director drew high praise. The writer supports advancing women’s leadership in education and notes the Board of Education is inspecting township schools as a positive step.
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Wooster
Epiron
Friends of Education
Board of Education
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