Paying Ordinance to be Considered at Special Meeting
The paying ordinance will be considered at a special meeting held next work when there was no evening session Tuesday. Acancag was present before the council, with three members in favor and four against. A heated session occurred as Mr Bloomberg pressed for why recon sideration was needed. The matter was left open for the specific meeting with several summaries to be offered to Mr Bloomberg.
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Bloomberg
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Kept Open Sunday Store Arrest Ties Orrville Incident
Garry Narchas a Greek owned co factor at Orrville was arrested Sunday after authorities say he kept his store open on a Sunday despite a closure order. Local officials report a Tuesday hearing is planned.
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Garry Narchas
Facitioner Et Alsument
Orrville
Purse of farm changes and local moves report
March 17 notes Pur Speck buys H D Linle farm and plans move to Ashland to pursue real estate Bixlar suffers neuralgia but improves Butler does carpentry at Jeromesville Ritter returns from Spencer to join bus band Himes back from Pennsylvania Faddis and wife visit Rows Idle of Blackleyville seen with Ecerbart family Mrs M V Ocker and Edna visit West Salem Ocker family attends funeral of two year old child of Starrey Smity at West Salem last Sabbath
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Fo Speck
Linle Mringle
Ashland
Enbark
Eetete Bowers
Bixlar
R. N. Butler
Jeromesille
Harvey Ritter
Spencer
Jobin Himes
Pennsylvania
J. BH. Faddis
Jas Idle
Blackleyville
H J. Ecerbart
M V Ocker
Edna
West Salem
M. Y. Ocker
Our National Danger and the Miona Digestive Aid
A brief health notice argues modern life causes indigestion and stomach weakness. It promotes Miona tablets as a remedy that strengthens stomach walls and stabilizes digestion, touting relief from headaches and other symptoms. Sold by S.A Boyd in 50 cent boxes with a money back guarantee.
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Miona
S.A Boyd
Burial of Five Year Old Boy Delayed by Illness
Isaae Fettera and wife of Plain township could not attend their child War ren Fettera's burial after a brief illness from stomach and bowel trouble. Scarlet fever struck two other children, prompting quarantine. Funeral services were held at the stricken home, and the boy’s remains were interred at Wooster cemetery with the parents unable to attend.
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Isaae Fettera
Plain Township
Sro
Warren
Erics
Wooster Cemetery
Congress Wedding and Local Notes From Village
Ellis Reed to wed Miss Florence Houlf at the Methodist parsonage with Rev E J Warner officiating this evening. Mrs Garver called to Wooster by sister’s illness. Dr Brown and family visiting. High school building accepted by board. new facilities praised. Amecx Swartz moving to Wooster. Crowley of Wooster visiting. Presbyterian parsonage being renovated. Jane Dunter to Cleveland hospital for operation. County correspondents urged to improve writing and avoid crude or plagiarized prose.
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Congress
Ellis Reed
Florence Houlf
E J. Warner
Wooster
Misa
Brown
Frank Duncan
Duncan
Greere County
Margaret Simon
Ashland
Board of Education
Congress Township
RS Peters
Wayne County
Aslso
Amecx Swartz
Randebaugh
Overton
Thureday
Crowley
Claude Robertson
Cleveland
Sir Miller
Wilebing
Raiden
Mita
Bown
Ulonea
Golden Corners entertainments and community notices
Golden Corners closing entertainment set for Saturday March 21 with recitations solos dances and a play The Great Catastrophe performed by local talent Music by Independent Orchestra of Corgetx admission 5 and 10 cents Marine Clouse wife and family visit Armstrong Station James Clouse family Overton Wayne echoc event next Friday March 2 Eva Lohman visits John Gunt family Route Craig wife and son visit John Craig family Armstrong Station Matthew Grant and John Auction? March day unclear
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Golden Corners
Corgretx
ALS Sextet
Leasure
Marine Clouse
Armstrong Statin
James Clouse
Joe Whitworth
Mary
James Walton
Overton
Wayne Echoc
Eva Lohman
John Gunt
Rourege Craig
John Craig
Armstrong Station
Matthew Grant
Ywohn
Pleasant social events brighten Wooster week
A series of gatherings at homes across Wooster featured surprise visits, Irish Evening contests, and club meetings. Mrs. Bolgegrain received a gift from the Zwinglian Missionary circle, Nettie Foreman hosted an Irish Evening, and the Monday club discussed Venice Italy and the Marietta. Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Smith moving neighborhood, and Nelson Wells celebrated his 20th with family. Mentions include St Patrick luncheon plans, the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society, and a Cleveland Hippodrome trip by Wooster youths.
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Mra
Frank Bolgegrain
Zwinglian Missionary Circle
The
Reformed Church
Mra. Bolgegrain
Mehbara
Rav. Cromer
Dhocca
Nettie Foreman
D. 1 Club
North Buckeye Street
Kathleen Bolus
Harry H. Miller
Gillapanats
Mozico
Kay Gill
Righwood
Will Lawrence Boren
Robert J Smith
Hofith Rever Street
Smith
Della McMillen
Nelsnn Wells
Spring Street
Fanny Robertson
Akron
Berg
Wella
Robertson
Lacy Warren
North Street
Geo Brewer
Columbus
Thorvano
Anhelia Smith
Reading
Etta Crabbe
Se Patrick
Gertrude Vollrath
Elizabeth Tawney
ST. Patrick’s
Woman's Howe and Foreign Missionary Society
Brresbstreian Church
Stoll
Albertee
Phi Ellaperman
Myre
J. Kerr
Henry McBride
Freedman
Mra. L.&. Yorum
Miss Crane
Fore Mission
John Shiela
Aliss Worden
Chas. Gray
Enat North Street
Cleveland Hippodrome
Wooster
St. Patricts
K of C. Wall
St. Mary's Guild
Smith and Lautzerheiser corner hosts new stand
In Wooster, a Greek snow shilling stand was moved from the square last summer and a new fruit candy and tiara stand now occupies the Smith and Lautzerheiser corner building that previously housed the corner store. The report also covers local injuries, repairs, weather- and industry-related notes, and nostalgic recollections of the BicDonald works cupola and its molten iron era.
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Smith & Lautzerheiser
Wa Ls
Will Have a Ring For Wooster Class Emblem
High school graduates decided by a two thirds majority to adopt the class ring over pins. Sixty six voted ring and twenty two favored pins. The ring marks the first Wooster class emblem selection in 1908 after years of pin tradition in other cities.
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Harvey H Bell
John Robinson
Thaa
Ft. Worth Tex
Fire Department
Wm. Bitteker
George Bitteker
Bitteker
Bell
Ft. Worth
Wooster
Excelsior Hall News Briefs March Roads and Illness
March 18 notice reports improved roads drawing people to town. Mrs Mellie Flager shows slow recovery from illness. Measles cases appear in the school. Miss Delpha Sichley of Akron visited her brother Elmer Sichley and family. Ora Harpher from near Blackleysville visited her parents, James Safier's, Sunday. Guy and Leslie Finle attended Harry Bowers's Sunday gathering.
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Mellie Flager
Delpha Sichley
Akron
Elmer Sichley
Ora Harpher
Blackleysville
James Safier
Oe Guy
Leslie Finle
Harry Bowers
Pravent Cords and Angumatisia in Old Script
Fragmentary OCR note discusses daily bowel movement behavior and unconscious exposure to troupes, with garbled names Sawels and Chut appearing amid unclear references to a routine. No clear event or individuals can be reliably identified from the readable text.
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Hiler’s Racket Store
S. Market St
India
Ate Syndicate
Liberty St
Monday Club
Mina Albe Fredrick
North Market Street
Arnold
Plattsburg
Mrs. Walfe
Mr Rhoades
Mixy Flo Smith
Fred Swartzkopf
Constitution
CLASSICS_ULUB
Martha Maize
St. Patrick's
Ireland
Onty Town
Lenare
Memorial Chapel
Mila Lee
Willam Devlin
South Bever Street
Carl Heckman
Brenneman
Heckiman
Carver
Cross Keys
Brent Kaum
Auck
A. W. Shanklin
Shanklin
Wooter Hardware Co
Orlando Matz
Toledo
Matz
Central Metal Furniture Co
D.° Curry ¢ & Co
Klarwitz
Wayne County Democratic Executive Committee
John F Harrison
Creaton
Opera
Tsw
Norrow
Geo
France South Market Street
Odk Motor Aepeten
Stanhope3
Woxster Hardware Co
Nate Seigel
Freedlander's
Willinery
Excelsior Hall
Freedlander
Astoria
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