County Official Andrew Butler Dies in Franklin Township
Andrew Butler, infirmary director and longtime Democrat, died at 2 p.m. Tuesday at his Franklin township home after months of ill health. Aged about 80, he served on the infirmary board and was known for liberal aid to the poor while protecting taxpayers. Funeral from his house at 2 p.m. Thursday. friends invited. Butler’s second term on the board would have expired January 1909.
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Andrew Butler
Franklin Township
Andrew Butters
Butler
Poem Fifty Years Old Answers New Purpose
Sunday services raised funds to finish church repairs at the Church of God. Dr. I Brown of Pendlay College preached, the morning sermon on Walks and Talks With God, with strong music from the Feneloo orchestra. Evening gifts totaled $690 for the debt, plus plus, as Rev Harlan led a prayer and a notable choir performance followed by Rev O H Raach. A second Father Harlan read a poem from 1855 dedicating the edifice, praising Bethel, worship, and future conversions.
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Church of God
Harlan
Feneloo
Finte
I Brown
D. D
Pindlay College
Brown
Ais
Apr
Wm.l Brandt
Reedsburg
Dr. Brown
Aosalom
Irene Wilderson
Vera Runkle
Misa
Jessie Corre
D. Hartman
O. H. Raach
The
Chirch
Gava
Excell
Harlon
the Woosters
Bethel
Jehovah
Solomon
Israel
St James Episcopal Parish Elects Officers and Delegates
The St James Episcopal Church annual parish meeting held Monday May 4 elected senior warden J H B Minier junior warden W A Beebe and a full vestry list including W Beebe Arch Dice P Sdiven C V Bard N W Hoot M R Limb John Light John McSweeney J B Minier M S Nachtrieb Geo J Schartz A D Belby Robert Shives C O Stein plus delegates Messra Milier Beebs and Selby to the discussion convention with Rev J Schwartz Nath W Hunt and M Nachtrieb as alternates.
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Messra
Milier
Beebs
Selby
Rev. J. Schwartz
Nath. W. Hunt
M. Nachtrieb
J HB. Minier
W. AO. Beebe
W . Beebey
Arch Dice
Sdiven
C. V. Bard
N. W. Hoot
M. R Limb
John Light
John McSweeney
J. B. Minier
Nachtrieb
Geo. J. Schartz
A. D. Belby
Robert Shives
C. O. Steinmofz
Faithful Husband Dies Beside Ill Wife at Noon Shows Dismay
Thomas Newton Mann aged 64 of Allegheny Pa died at Kinney and Koestrick hospital at noon Sunday. Funeral from his sister Mrs L P Kramer’s home at 2 pm Tuesday. Interment Wooster cemetery. Mann known as Newt, once a brakeman for Pennsylvania Lines, later a restaurateur, wife ill for years, nursed by him. He survived by Mrs Mann and siblings James, David Mann and Mrs L R Kramer. Hagenbeck Wallace Circus to perform Friday May 29 at the fairgrounds with renewed menagerie, lavish outfits, and an array of acts and animal displays.
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Thomas Newton Mann
Allegheny
Kinney & Koestrick
L P. Kramer
Wooster Cemetery
Thomas N. Main
Newt. Mann
William
Elizabeth Main
Wooster
Pennsylvania Linea
Alliance
Mann
Siano
Mgon Fle
Old
Backe Hose Co
James
David Mann
L. R. Kramer
Carl Hagenbeck
Great Wallace
Althrough
Ang
Hagenbeck & Wallace
Peru
Zoological Department
Hagenbeck
Great
Wallace
Changes in Methodist Laws Proposed by Rev Johnson
Rev C F Johnson left for Baltimore conference with two proposed changes in Episcopal church rules. He seeks who shall be custodian of deeds and report quarterly. and a board of trustees to govern annual conferences. He argues lack of proper custodians harms multiple churches and current adjournment gaps need filling.
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C. F. Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Johnsonrts
Dalton Closed Sunday Hopes Shape Town Policy
Dalton observes its first closed Sunday in years as Mayor Hobbell orders all businesses shut and police to enforce bans. Delegates Ford Young and Harrold Scott head to the Republican convention next Saturday. High school commencement May 22 will feature Prof Wenner. A 6 foot blacksnake was killed on Lewis Berg’s farm and Rex Jacobs was injured helping unload rails.
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Dalton
Hobbell
Ford Young
Harrold Scott Wars
Hobwell
Lewis Berg
Rex Jacobs
Delegates Chosen Across Wayne County for Republican Convention
Delegates from all parts of Wayne county were selected Saturday for the Republican county convention to be held in the opera house next Saturday. Due to reporting delays a complete list could not be obtained, but a full attendance is promised. Third ward delegates include Given McKinney Irvin McClurran and Wolf with alternates Taylor Hard Crtley and Beebe. First ward delegates Bake Pierson Smith with alternates Yost Spyder. Creston district delegates Keeney Tanner and McDuff with alternates Hay Prectrict committeeman Orr.
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Wayne County
Opera House
Third Ward
P Given
J R McKinney
Irvin McClurran
Chas
A H. Wolf
Taylor C V Hard
J M_ Crtley
W QO Beebe
HF. Crowl
First Ward
Enos Pierson
E. Smith
W C Yost
Jacob Spyder
Chis
Wailer
Frank Glasa Creston
J. J. Keeney
Alfred Tanner
John McDuff
H Hay
W. J. Orr
Wedding notices and society events in Applecreek area
Applecreek hosts wedding guests and community events including visits by Miss Blanche Fraser and others. Wayne County Christian Endeavor convention set for Creston May 6 to 9 draws attention, with Ada Reinhardt to sing and county officers aiming for a historic convention.
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Applecreek
Blanche Horst
Freserickeborg
Mary Mitchell
Geo. Core
Wayne County
Apple Creek
Republican
A. d
Pennsylvanis
Big Show Hagenback Animals On Tour This Week
Not in trust the big show features Hagenback trained wild beasts as its headline act. Carl Hagenbach and Wallace bring a grand spectacle praised by newspapers as superior family amusement. A free street parade with hundreds of pageantry precedes the performance, promising wholesome entertainment for all ages.
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Carl Hagenbach
Groot
Hagenback
Wallace Shuyv
Cr stop postmaster McGoff receives 56 congratulatory messages
John McGoff, appointed postmaster at Cr stop, was cheered by 56 friends around town. In Wooster, the postoffice department confirmed his reappointment, with a telegram from Senator Charles Dick noting the appointment was to the east last Tuesday.
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Joho McGoff
Wooster
Iaet
McGoff
Charles Dick
University Notes Revolved Around Campus Visitors and Resignations
President Brown and Roy Chag, along with visitors Rast semey pasvar and others, attended college events this morning. Students including John Beall, Clyde Hotebisun, GF Bt. Louisvilla, and Glenn Gotschall registered for the term. Atlee Grow spent the weekend at Berlin. Dr. O A Hills delivered the memorial chapel address, and the president’s resignation was mentioned with a warm reception by the congregation.
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Brown
I Fiasiay Soles
Roy Chag
Rast Semey Pasvar
Reiuh Sesthiniek
Eiral Se
O. A. Hilis
Qhu
Rally Day at Methodist Church Draws Large Attendance
Sunday rally day at the Methodist church drew large crowds for Sunday school and morning and evening services. 403 attended Sunday school and infant-class lessons highlighted the morning. Rev John son delivered a children sermon on the Chemistry of Association using coloring matter in water as a metaphor. The church welcomed sixty new members since October, including thirty five married individuals. In the evening Rev John son spoke on the Personal Liberty League.
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Johnson
Jopnaon
Italian Injured Worker Sues Over Lost Fo ot Foot
Vincent J Ciconnetti of this city sues the Pennsylvania Co for losses of the Pittburg Ft Wayne & Chicago M ratlford Co seeking 80002 damages for the loss of his left foot from an accident on Nov 23 1907 while on a Wooster work train. He claims injury resulted from company employees carelessness and that he was obeying orders. A D Metz is attorney.
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Vincent J Ciconnetti
Wayne County Court of Common Pleas
Pennsylvania Co
Pittburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
A. D Metz
Easter program delights large audience at Lake Fork
May 6 report from Lake Fork notes a large crowd at the Methodist Sunday school Easter program with performances by younger participants. Several local notices: Rev Lilley did not preach due to quarterly meeting, Mrs. Sours improving after illness, Joan Springer bought a driving mare, Mrs. Winbigler improving with lung inflammation, Dr Wanbighen from Shelby visited his mother, Lutz bought an auto buggy for local trips. Newman and Barbara Spriggirs married at Manafield last week and will settle west of Lake Fork.
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Philip Stuefer
Ashland
Methodit
St Bethel
W. Lilley
Chapica
Jopn Sours
Joan Springer
J Winbigler
R C. Wanbighe
Shelby
Wo. Lutz
Cr Cate
Newman
Barbara Spriggirs
Manafield
Opo Andi
Obituary for Mrs Mary E Tesner of Wooster
Funeral services for Mrs Mary E Tesner widow of Valentine Lerner were held Monday afternoon from East North Street, with Rev Herbert Brodt of the German Evangelical church in charge and a Wooster church choir providing hymns. Many friends attended and floral tributes adorned the casket as pallbearers George J Krieger John Schwoeble Anthony Leies and Annsutchleys attended.
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Mary E Tesner
Valentine Lerner
East North Street
Herbert Brodt
German Evangelical Church
Pall
George J. Krieger
John Schwoeble
Anthony Leies
An‘sutchleys
Interne Ds
Wooster Cemetery
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Hiler’s Racket Store
K. Eilsperman
Market St
St. James’ Episcopal Church
John McGoff
University Notes
Wooster Methodists
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Lake Fork
Sheeovys
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