Wooster News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Jacob Waples paid a $50 fine for keeping his saloon open Sunday. H. 4. Cully of Glenville spent Sunday in Wooster. Alginzi Cunningham bought the Spear Jet for $600 in Bloomington. Delma Staudenheimer visits family near Wooster. Rev Dr John D Irons resigns from the Xenia Theological Seminary to join another post. W H A Swift plans a Wadaworth printing plant and new newspaper. Wooster High School seniors elected commencement officers and a debate cast. Ed Wertz and Eugene Carlin set up independent offices at the Wooster National Bank building. March 21, Tagaday. Hoovers plan Canada move. John Martin called to Nave about sister’s broken limb. David Thomas improving enough to go downtown. Postal card offer from W E Rice. Mr and Mrs Zw Burrows head to California. Plank & Gray advertise flour and corn. Ruth Pennicka, 2, injured by fall. Dr Yottin attended. Eighth Opening and Sales Days planned April 6–7. catalogues and invitations offered by Wooster Hardware Co.
City Council Meets In Regular Session
City council met on Monday night with all members present except Kisling. Clerk Minter read and approved the previous minutes. An ordinance paying 5 to Judge Frank Tagpart for legal services was discussed. Advertising for North Spink street work was debated but the project stalled due to city finances. Owners favor sewer work, but new petition and fresh advertising costs loom if the project restarts. Committee reports were deferred. pavement repairs and sidewalk conditions to be inspected in next sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisling
Minter
Frank Tagpart
Youse Va
Ordimence
Oll
North Spink Street
Conneil Avumme
Solic
Maxster
Nest
Weather Forecast For March and April From Foster Bulletin
Foster's March bulletin predicts a cold month end with a disturbance reaching the Pacific coast around the 28th cross Rockies by the 34th, followed by a sharp temperature drop in April. Expect above normal rainfall west of 90W and below normal south of 40N, with noisy storm activity and a very boisterous crop weather period ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Marehbana
Pacific
Dotch
Theresa
Athmtic
Meridan
Naval
United States
Washington
Miller Sues Former Husband for $900 over Custody Case
Mrs. Sarah E. Miller of Cannan township sues ex husband Aaron Rickel through Keeler and Keeler for $900 claimed as owed for boarding clothing and caring for their minor son and daughter after their divorce in IBM. The complaint notes Rickel was not a resident of Ohio at the time of divorce and was insolvent but now is alleged to be solvent. The plaintiff seeks judgment with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Miller
Cannan Township
Keeler & Keeler
Aaron
Rickel Rickel
IBM
Richel
Ohio
Hemorrhage and critical condition for Cooley on Monday
A report notes Mr Cooley suffered a hemorrhage and grew very weak by Tuesday morning, remaining in critical condition. The piece mentions prior bleeding Monday and another event Tuesday afternoon, with a spring tonic advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea by Lanbach & Boyd agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Hollisters
Rocky Mountain Tea
Lanbach & Boyd
Good Exhibition Gymnasts Shine Despite Rainy Night
A small group of college gymnasts staged a well attended exhibition despite rain. The program included bands, class entrances, drills, Indian club routines, tumbling, wrestling, and a burlesque featuring “Tell Us Pretty Ladies.” Gate receipts totaled about 50 dollars, aiding plans for a new gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watte
Dniversity Band
Tolls
Manchester
Compton
Judson
Forman
Indian Club
Parallels Bars
Chisholm
Gray
Blossom
University School
Cleveland
University Band
Electric Club
E.r.moses
Hamburg
Janiura
Censors
Good
Walface
Ringland
Cramer
Risser
Pore
Sewartz
Whitcraft
Wuai
Heindel
Garvin
Dom Bell
Man Held on Assault Claim Released After Bond
Charles Jackson arrested at Am Atrong Station for alleged attack on a young girl at a sugar camp Friday. He waived examination at a Saturday hearing before Squire Fetters and was released on $500 bond pending the next grand jury. Jackson sought legal advice Monday and denies any guilt, claiming no attempt to assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jackson
Amatrong
Squire Fetters
Jacksons
Jackson
Wooater
Methodist league elects officers at Fort Larwill street base
Executive committee of the news league of the Methodist church met Monday evening and organized with President E C Dix, Vice President GW Spangler, Secretary Chas Fletcher, Treasurer H L Strong. First meeting set for one week from Thursday with league meetings on the third Thursday highs of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevs League of the Methodist Church
H. L. Strong
Larwill Street
E.C Dix
GW Spangler
Chas Fletcher
H L Strong
Uncalled Letters at Wooster Post Office No 12
The list of uncalled letters dated March 20 includes Gentlemen Wm Brudebury C J Clinton Rev Dr Cummings Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta Walter Harpater Jacob Hoover John A Knepper Charles Maurer T I Mowery Charles Wikerote and Ladies Mary Boles Mrs M Bearhart Mrs Delpha Landes Mrs Mary Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brudebury
C. J Clinton
Dr Cummings
Epsilon Chapter
Kappa Alpha Theta
Walter Harpater
Jacob Hoover
John A. Knepper
Charles Maurer
T. I. Mowery
Charles Wikerote
Mary Boles
Bearhart
Delpha Landes
Mary, Taggart
Dalton Man Heads to Tennessee With Contingent
David Musser of Dalton leaves for Tennessee joining others at Mansfield Dayton Springfield and Columbus Adjutant General Critchfield among those to join at Columbus April 6 7 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Musser
Dalton
Louis
A .Z Thomas
Lee
Tennessee
Mansfield
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Critchfield
Spring Fabrics Arrive In Abundant Silk Collection
The store displays a rich assortment of fabrics including warp print Dresdren, checks, stripes, taffetas, satins, Bengalines, silks in Kiota and Tuscan varieties, and evening fabrics. Silk department features black silks for many uses and fabrics suited to the popular shirt waist frock, inviting comparison of assortment and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Thrifty Rittman Signs Big Ohio Boxboard Deal
Rittman March 22 The Ohio Boxboard company and the K De Bux and Label company of Cleveland have merged to locate a major manufacturing plant in Rittman The combined works will focus on paper boxes and cartons while smaller cartoon work remains in Cleveland The informant predicts the Rittman plant may double in size within three to four years and calls the move a boon to Rittman and a sign of growth for the Ohio group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Ohio Boxboard Company
KJD, Box and Label Company
Cleveland
Weelza
K. de Bux and Label Company
Ohio
Ohio Company
Willian Annat It Is Continuous Keystone Ad Featured
Fixed for hot or cold. See it at Hardings and send for catalogue. Next to Court House Wooster Ohio. Continuous Keystone featured in local ad copy with product details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardings
Court House Wooster
Ohio
Guessing IlI Special for Lue Reuvel con Columbus
The supreme court announced a decision today prohibiting guessing contests in elections and in newspapers or lotteries as unlawful under law. The ruling affects gambling like contests tied to political events and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Aupreme
Ag Lottery
Marriage Licenses Listed for BE Ray and Dolly Stearn
BE Ray of East Union and Dolly Stearn of Smithville appear in the marriage license section. Other listings include Mriver and Jetta Biser of Wooster with F H Nelson of Cleveland and Nettie Burkay of Wooster with E Boner and Maud Mershberger of Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Ray
East Union
Dolly M. Stearn
Smithville
Mmiver
Jetta Biser
Wooster
F H. Nelson
Cleveland
Nettie B. Burkay
E Boner and
Maud M.ershberger
Obituaries From Orrville and Nearby Towns
The bulletin notes several deaths: the tor o year old son of Charles King of Orrville died Wednesday morning. Mrs Henry Zimmerman an elderly widow of Smithville died Wednesday morning after illness. Mrs E A Bowman a respected Orrville resident died Monday afternoon from paralysis with funeral held Wednesday afternoon. Eugene Frost age 82 of Brattleboro Vermont brother of the late Chav 8 Frost and a Jasmala member of the Frost family. Garry J Frost of Wooster died Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles King
Orrville
Henry Zimmerman
Smithville
E A Bowman
Eugene Frost
Brattleboro
Chav
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Waples
H. 4
Cully
Glenville
Alginzi Cunningham
Spear
Bloomington
Jane
Plank & Grays
Delma Staudenheimer
June Staudenheimer
John D. Irons
United Presbyterian Church
Xenia Theological
United Prebsyterian Ehurch
HA Swift
Creston
Wadawortha
Swift
Wads
Martha Taggart
Oracle
Osla India
Debatera
Walter Mongey
Waldo Hough
Charles Blough
Harrison Bricker
Wright
Pepe
Aboul
Wayne Township
Slung Electric Car Line
Weooster
Ed. Wertz
Wayne County
Eugene Carlin
Wooster National Bank
Carlin
Wertz
Tagaday
Terae
Hoover
Weilersville
Canada
Thair
John Martin
Counter
Nave
Slater
Mra
Obengur
David Thomas
W. E. Rice
Burrows
California
Laraviaty
San Francisco
Plank & Gray
Ruth
Oliver Pennicka
Weat Lurwill Street
Yottin
Lank & Gray
Wooster Hardware
Foster
March
March Baye
Sues
Thrifty Rittman
Willian
Annat
Trage
Mark
Ili
Lue Reuvel
Western
Adian
Imuseranan
Ottiws
Cansuda
Williams
Roca 20
Law Bidg
Toledo
Republican
Am Scia Hew
Norfolk
Oys
Price-Clothiers
Hawes
Imperial
Astoria
J. B. Stetson
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