Wedded amid wealth in Wooster couples wed in office
Carman Adams and Mies Nora Dean of Doylestown were married Monday in the private office of County Treasurer J. Krieger in Wooster with Squire R. C. Sweeney officiating. Witnesses included Treasurer Krieger Miss Lola Jeffries Mrs Emma Diehl Miss Florence Limb and two reporters.
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Carman Adams
Mies
Nora Dean
Doylestown
Wooster
Hosatund
Syifés
Squire R.C. Sweeney
Jeo
Krieger
Quire Sweeney
Lola Jeffries
Emma Diehl
Florence Limb
Squire Borns
Dr Hershey Delivers Lecture for Youth Work
Dr. Stott Hershey spoke at the Reformed church Monday evening under the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip on the importance of youth work. His address was well received as he urged efforts to help young men succeed, followed by a Twilight Glee Club performance directed by Miss Martha Webster with beautiful selections.
Death of Barney Etling A County Farmer
Barney Etling of Beach City died from injuries after falling from a fence last Friday. He struck the back of his head and became paralyzed from the hips down. A long-time resident near Mt. Eaton, he was a well known farmer in the county.
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Barney Etling
Beach City
Fatherville High School
Mt. Eaton
Goests Board visits Wayne County institutions
The Goests Board of riskers composed of Wayne County citizens paid their annual Tuesday visit to the jail, children’s home, and infirmary. All three sites were in good shape for their reception.
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Goests Board-of-riskers
Wayne County
It's a Pleasure to Buy Boy's Clothing Here
An advertisement urges men to try new spring garments at Bloomberg's, promoting fashionable overgarments and suits at prices from 7.50 to 17.50. It emphasizes modern styles, quality details, and the appeal of standing out, inviting customers to visit and experience pleasant, profitable shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomberg's
Hat styles for men at low prices tomorrow
Advertisement for Howard hats at 3 dollars praised as a fashion leader. Derbies and Dunlap blocks offered in soft styles and popular shapes. Claims hats comparable to five dollar equivalents.
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Howard
Wooster High School Class of 1906 Graduation List
The Wooster High School 1906 graduating class includes fourteen young men and eighteen young women who received diplomas on Friday evening at 7 30. The roll includes Arch ie Earl Albright Edward Harry Hanenstein Warren Eugene Hosler Julius August Frick Im gard Lews Wilson Kinney Elmer Blaine Keble Joseph Hart Larwill George Harrison Laubach Ralph Wykoff Miller Raymond Sylvester Schad Benjamin Franklin Sellers Alonzo Covert Smith Louis Treat Snavery Carl Victor Wergandt Mabel Edith Burns Elizabeth Sarah Elliott Mary Elizabeth Fombele Leab Virginia Pink Mabelle Lonzene Hartman Marie Rae Harvey Lena Adelle Kettler Florence Beatrice Kline Helen Catherine Landers Martha Alice Maize Effie Miller Jane Katherine Miller McCurdy Nellie Elizabeth Reed Elizabeth Edra Smith Mary Louise Unger Myrtle Suter Weber Crissie Catherine Yoder Florence Marie Yoder.
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Lews Wilson Kinney Elmer Blaine Keble Joseph Hart Larwill
George Harrison Laubach
Ralph Wykoff Miller
Raymond Sylvester Schad
Benjamin Franklin Sellers
Alonzo Covert Smith
Louis Treat Snavery
Carl Victor Wergandt Mabel Edith Burns
Elizabeth Sarah’ Elliott Mary Elizabeth Fombele
Leab
Virginia Pynk
Mabelle Lonzene Hartman Marie Rae Harvey Lena Adelle Kettler F Urence
Beatrice Kline Helen Catherine Landers Martha Alice Maize
Creston Notes and Local Happenings April 30
Creston brief summarizes visits by Clyde Cowers near Burbank, local political interest in Sheriff candidates C A Wyer and D E Mellvaine, notable town figures like Dr Gensemer recovering from surgery, comments on Carnegie life, local residents visiting family, and business changes including Sleshinger and Co tobacco warehouse sale to Edward Amstutz. Includes hospital and family news from N M Wells and James Galentine households.
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Clyde
Burbank
Creston Trend Sonvey
C A. Wyer
D E Mellvaine
Cner
Price Russell
N. W Chamberlin
Frank Steele
Maxim Gorky
Rev Castle
M. E
Carnegie
Ira Richards
Lorain
Jennie Fike
Creston
Hays Hipple
Newton Falls
Wags
N.ne
Teesiniere
Defini
J. T. Miller
Miller Bros
Barberton
Miller Bros. and Tuttle
Sleshinger and Co
Edward Amstutz
Amstutz
Local Family Visits and Village Notices in Wooster Area
April records show George McClure and family of Wooster visiting Thomas Kendell Sanday. J H Rittenhouse bought a new grocery wagon from A S McAnnis of Orrville. Mrs Burt Sparr and son Frank plan to move to Baltimore Maryland. A young carpenter resided with Rira Wiles starting April 22. Miss Saunders, the school teacher, returned home over Sunday to Dalton. Mrs Snyder and daughter Blanchhe visited Mrs Sarah Myers and son. Buchanan and wife from Smithville visited the Spade family with sister. J B Rittenhouse and family visited J Pinnick and family. Dav e Werick is improving after illness.
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George McClure
Wooster
Thomas Kendell Sanday
J. H Rittenhouse
McAnnis
Orrville
Burt Sparr
Frank
Baltimore
Marland
Rira Wiles
Miss Saunders
Dalton
Snyder
Blanchhe
Sarah Myers
Sone
Marriage Licenses and Local Ads From Wooster
Arthur W. Kelster and Idna A Snyder of Wooster appear in marriage licenses followed by Carmen Adams and Nora Dean, Doxa latéwa SCF. An unrelated note touts King’s Dyspepsia Tablets as relief for indigestion sold by Kriegers Drug Store.
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Arthur W. Kelster
Idna A Snyder
Wooster
Carmen Adams
Nora Dean
Doxalatéwa
SCF
Kriegers
Fragmentary OCR Note on Blood Purity Concepts
A scrambled excerpt discusses purity of blood, impurity, and cleansing ideas with garbled phrases. It lacks clear people, places, or events and does not form a coherent news item. No identifiable organizations or dates are present.
Possibilities Target Cassingham Ahead of Coshocton Delegation
Former congressman Cassingham leads Coshocton county hopefuls toward the congressional convention. Ashbrook, Wertz, and Haret may pull his support as Obliger noted two years ago. Wise talk and vague promises fuel debate on whether the delegation will shift once exhausted.
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Cassingham
Cos‘hocton County
Haret Ashbrook
Wertz
L P
Obliger
Cosbucton County
Cassinghan
Local Notables and Spring Happenings At Laitasburg
May Miers and J R Odepetinttap vie for sheriff with other officers and candidates at Democratic event. Notables include Mrs Hoff recovering from a stroke, Crosan town candidates Con Wyte and M Caskey, Pfeiffer family visit, Norris buys horse, W H Gill visiting, Hoenshil planting first coin crop, lawn mower doctors, Norris Lightning Rod Co. canvassing. Town busy with cleaning, meals taken from locals due to no restaurant.
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John Miers
John Rutt
Odepetinttap Bniking
Jeorge traitLer
John EK
Bohoff
DE Melivaicve
Crosan
Hutp
Con
Wyte
Oriville
M Caskey
Wayne Tosonship
C A Pfeiffer
Ashland
Ja Op C. Myers
Jud Norris
W .Thorley
W H. Gill
Toledo
John Myers
Apple Creek Weekend Notes and Local Visitors
May 1 brief items from Apple Creek report Mrs Ward Fox ill with diphtheria Misa Josie Lefevers visits relatives L B Eyman family sightseeing Mt Eaton ruins B Eyman and wife visit Lou Hofacker family at Maysville Mrs John Hess ill with pneumonia Caregivers include Mrs Ed Amiet and Mrs Albert Tracey Jessie Mitchell visits Fredericksburg Missionary Society delegates attend Tuscarawas Classis in Akron E H Bevington visits Kent A Joyride near Jrrville ends with a minor crash at a home on the lawn Two Wayne County Christian Endeavor Convention dates Fredericksburg May 11 12
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Apple Creek
Ward Fox
Misa Josie Lefevers
Holwesville
A. D. Eyman
L. Conn
Mt. Eaton
B. Eyman
Lou Hofacker
Maysville
John Hess
Ed Amiet
Albert Tracey
Orrville
Jessie Mitchell
Fredericksburg
Mary Mitchel
John Eberly
Ralph Plomer
Local Notes From Armstrong and Surroundings
May 1 reports show Mrs Adashifferly of Bur bark visiting Mrs Wm Spider and others. Neighbors Wm Wagner’s family ill. John Clason’s horse Colonel died. J Wolgamont plans a large orchard. A Yard improvement at Jacob Henselmaa’s property and Vert Staiian visiting Barberton. ManZan product advertised for internal issues. Dean’s Regulets promote gentle relief.
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Armstrong
Adashifferly
Burbark
Mirs
Spider
Ja Ward
John-Clason
Wadsworth
Tom Campbell
Wagner
Vearl Clason
Staiian
Barberton
Wm. Becker
John Clason
Jacob Henselmaa
J. .Wolgamont
Local Society Notes Highlight Miss Beichle’s Visit
A cheerful Saturday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Philip Horn’s home honored Miss Virginia Beichle of Canton. Monday evening Florence and Edith Tawney hosted a large group for Miss Jean Elleperman and Walter Nice’s upcoming wedding on May 28, with many gifts received. The Five Hundred club met with prizes won by John McSweeney and Mrs. C. V. Hard, next gathering planned with Mrs. J. H. Brown. Major F. Gerlach celebrated his birthday with relatives in costume. guests ensured a warm welcome and a pleasant evening.
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Philip Horn
Virginia Beichle
Canton
Florence
Edith Tawney
West Liberty Street
Jean Elleperman
Walter Nice
Columbus
Five Hundred Club
A M. Parrish
John McSweeney
C. V. Hard
Sre Amila
J H. Brown
Cc Gerlach
Tostome
Gerlach
Wooster clean up day promotes spring city renewal
Residents and college people display gold and black colors in university spirit as Wooster prepares for a spring clean up day on Monday May 7. The Board of Health chaired by Mayer Nost designates the day to sweep streets alleys and improve premises in a community effort.
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the Board of Health
Mayer
Wooster
Death of Jacob Stark Remains Far From Home
Jacob Stark, former county recorder, died far from Findlay while en route to inspect a farm. He collapsed after being offered a cigar at the depot, revived briefly, asked that news not reach his wife, then died within minutes. He had a long history of heart trouble.
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Jacob Stark
Feigit Findlay
Grand Army of the Republic
Masons
Stark
Findlay
Mr Stark
Mr. Stark
Mrs Lena Mitten Seeks Divorce From William Mitten
Lena Mitten of Orrville filed for divorce Saturday afternoon through Taylor Taylor. She says they married January 13, 1900s and that Mitten willfully abandoned her and left her without support. She requests alimony pending the hearing and, at final hearing, alimony and such other relief as proper.
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Lena Mitten
Orrville
Taylor & Taylor
William Mitten
Mitten
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