Wooster News Briefs March 26 1896 Highlights
Daily notes from Wooster Ohio include visits from J Blake of Steubenville and Ruth Merchand of Cleveland. Local residents and relatives travel, work updates unfold from Orrville to Cleveland, with remarks on church pastorship, business moves, and a two cent fare change on the Baltimore and Ohio line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Blake
Steuben ‘Ville
Mies Ruth Merchand
Cleveland
Wooster
Jacob Marchannd
Paul Keeho
W. H. Spence
Lisbon
Spence
Columbus
John H. Odeeis
Methodist Church
Monta Vista
Col
W. F Kean
D. J Bixler
Wayne Township
John Barrett
Buckeyee
R W Meeks
Allegheny Pa
W W Meeks
Frank Firestone
Orrville
Petal Telegraph Co
Miss Quinlan
ML @ Neil and Company
Akron
Freedlander
Emil Conrad Test Sandau
Will
Miss Saunders
Texas
Pennsylvania Depot
William J Noggle
Fisher Brewing Co
Cedar Valley
Baltimore
Ohbio
Birmingham
New York
Cvote
Alcock
Boro
Charles. C. Langell
A Daugh
Fetzer Institute Hosts Saturday Meetings at School Hall
The Fetzer couple and neighbors gathered for Sabbath services, anniversaries, and visits as families moved near Canaan. A 25th wedding anniversary dinner at the Fetzer home featured a large gathering, music, games, and gifts of silverware, while residents report relocations and social events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cana
Ferchers’ Institute
Ellis Fetger
Bowers
Mabel Hawa
T Feveland
Wis
Sanday & Bool
Quaster
Ari Jase
Fetzer
Feter
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O'd Pope
North Market Street
John Yoder
Grant -Tree
J . Fue
Tera Reyna
Marie Mi
von Saybolt
R G Merriman
Spokane
Wah
John Smith
Merriman
Ohio
Wahbach Railway
Dalton
Sugar Creek
Barden
Appleman
Gord
Danford
EH Wert Literiyetreet
Hindolph
Hiinimir Patith Sbusims
Frick Memorial
Wooster, Ohio
Hove
Jacob Haw
J. N. Rawk
Canton
Jsveprand
Cresaof
Davie
Fathar Floresce
Zeno
Creston
Attentel
Satta
Ty New Ao
S ‘Rey the
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