Wooster Daily notes on county affairs and civic items
Local news roundup covers council talks on electric light plant plans, prison and patrol updates, patent notices, court actions, and community happenings. Mentions telephony expansion, street railway innovations, theatre events, and lodge activities with multiple named people and places throughout Wayne County.
Unsuspected Ending at Eastern Louse Horse Sale
A Saturday horse sale at the Eastern Louse gtablea ended abruptly after four animals sold slowly. Auctioneer A W Shearer reopened the log and bidding surged, clearing 21 horses by 4 pm. Prices averaged nine to eleven dollars per head amid a banquet at the Chicago nation. The event featured University of Wooeter graduates and speeches by Rev W W White CGM Moderwell and others.
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A. W. Shearer
Essons
Chicago
University of Wooeter
CG. M. Moderwell
Island
W.H . Priey
Howard A. John
Ongta
Sharpe
Syaveli
Sheriff sale reports on estate and real estate transfers
Sold by the Sheriff From Saturday's Daily The Samuel Witschell farm to Frank lin township, was offered oat adminis trator's sale today but no bids were received. Three pieces of property belonging to the estate of Mrs. Margaret Rockey, were offered but only one was sold. A house and lot up Spruce street ap praised at 3700 were secured by J ulip Kline for S505. The following were sold by Sheriff W. W. Garver 4. C. Frick yn. Frank Fete, the City Mitlin Wooster, appraised at $8,500, sold to H.C. Frick for $5,700. The Wooster National Bank vs W W. Cunningham, 160 acres in Milton township, appraised at 35,000, sold to Wooster National Bank for $4,600. The Standard Wagon Co vs. A. [. Fetzer, et al, lot No. 37 in village of Easton, appraised at $3750, sold to Geo. W Franks for $40.
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Samuel Witschell
Franklin Township
Margaret Rockey
Spruce Street
J*ulip Kline
W. W. Garver
C. Frick
Frank Fete
Mitlin Wooster
Choir Practice Ends With Social Evening at Mrs Beebe’s
Saturday’s Daily reports KM E choir members enjoyed a formal evening hosted by Mrs. W Beebe at College Avenue. After an hour of practice, they dined, then tested thinking skills with witty speeches by Mr. F W Taylor and others.
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KME
W . Beebe
College Avenue
F. W. Taylor
Beebe
Lottie Horn
Luther EB. Everett
Birdie Wilhelm
Encore filled Wooster with Tuxedo Mandolin Club in city show
A Friday performance at the City Opera House by the Tuxedo Mandolin Club drew hearty applause and several encores. J Raskin Currier and Francis Ramseyer received strong notices while Alpha Tau Omega hosted a large theater party. Afterward the group danced at the club room on South Market Street and paid social calls to locals.
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Wooster
City Opera House
Tuxedo Mandolin Club
J. Raskin Currier
Francis Ramseyer
Henrised
D. Francis Ramsyer
Khamseyer
Alpha Tau Omega
Section AC
Tpaoxedo Club
Foss and Lee Block
South Market Street
J. J. Ramasyer
Classics Report On Bacon And Spenser Study Group
The Classics held a Friday meeting hosted by Miss Mellicent Woodworth with Miss Alica Brown presenting Bacon as subject and Miss Nellie Ihrig on Spenser. Readings covered Bacon life, writings, and the inductive system, plus Spenser's Faerie Queen, with extracts from Lowell and poems by Spenser. Guests included Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Peckinpaugh, Mrs. Shields, and Misses Platter and Hunter.
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Mellicent Woodworth
Alica Brown
Francis Bacon
Nellie Ihrig
Edmond Spencer
Thelizabethan
Lowell
Spenser
Harriet Finck
Spencer
Margaret Platter
Jesle Platter
Isanel Ibrig
Thursday Club ponders Shakespeare and Bacon studies
The first March meeting of the Thursday Club met at Mrs. W. D. Tyler’s home on North Market Street. Papers contrasted Sir Francis Bacon with Shakespeare and discussed contemporaries and Ben Jonson, revealing lively debates about life, work, and the era’s literary landscape.
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Thursday Club
W. D. Tyler
North Market Street
O. Compton
Francis Bucco
Pope
Novum Organum
Miriam Bilis
Shakespeare
Mre
Tyjer
Ben Jonson
Ethel Roberts
Jonson
Chloe Funck
A. F. Raffensperger
Delay Defeated the Enterprise For This Year
A rough Saturday in the city saw a band of tramps driven from Beall Avenue and the east side near the Pennsylvania depot after police, including Marshal Ellsperman and Officers Latimer and Lerner, contained them amid fires and drunken loiterers. The event disrupted Bowery-style vagrants while residents feared further depredations as youths reported threats with revolvers. Council discussions followed to establish a stone pile to deter petty offenses, and a Vegetable Growers Association heard that a local firm delaying a canning factory agreement may reopen talks next year as it expands business.
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Pentaylvania Depot
Falmer Street
Ellsperman
Latimer
Lerner
Orrville
Bernard Clark
Rey Lucas
Earnest
Dunlap
Beall Avenue
Marshal Etsperman
Leiner and
Marshal Eilsperman
Vegetable Growers Association
Ort
Thee
Coga & Contract
Epworth League Convention at Smithville April 1 and 14
Epworth League chapters from Wooster Applecreek and Smithville plan a convention at Smithville with a grand rally and program. Rev J H Blackburn of Smithville Methodist Church leads as Wooster sub district president. speakers include Key J F Smith and Miss Alpha Barrett. Wooster delegates will attend. A separate lecture titled Wanted, a Man will be given in Dalton Presbyterian Church on March 27 by Key J H Bomberger AM of Columbiana president of Ohio Christian Endeavor Union.
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Lee
Ohio
BO Houen
Ff Wate
John J. Lez
JO Hanha
Mary A. Clemens
F. B. Pearson
J. C. Hanna
Elienarsons
J. G. Watt
D Seesey
Oi Jad
Bigger
B. F. Paton
Tess McClure
B.gilmord
W. B. Gar .H
oMahon
M. G. Evans
John Montgomery
M. Shannon
F. J. Milligan
H. M. McKee
Grace Eagleson
J. Hayes
Thomas Thodahs
Ralph van Deman
J. F. Hinkead
M. Vorhees
Wooster
Applecreek
Smithville
Epworth League
J H. Blackburn
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Key J. H. Bomberger
Columbiana
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
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