Divorces Sweeny Case Seen From Wooster News
Mrs Coral Adele Sweeny wife of Harry Sweeny of Wooster left the city months ago amid divorce rumors. Records show Harry Sweeny filed for divorce within the last month on grounds not learned. papers missing from the filing case. Mrs Sweeny, former Azalia Michigan resident, was a noted vocalist and pianist in Wooster musical circles. A friend claims the separation was by mutual consent and that Harry would not contest a decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Adele Sweeny
Harry Sweeny
Wooster
Sweeny
Jerm Harrold
Commencement Concert Features Paradise and the Peri
Commencement week concert at the university showcases Schumann’s Paradise and the Peri with soloists Miss Caroline Hudson, Prof. Harrola G Hutchins, Miss Ethel Rockey, Miss Sarah Baker, Mr Samuet G fart, and Mr Guy A Richardson. The oratorio chorus rehearses diligently for the performance.
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Cowen
Schumann
Oratorio Chorus
Caroline Z. Hludson
Harrola GQ. Hutchins
Ethel Rockey
Sarah Baker
Samuetg Fart
Guy A. Richardson Baritore
Taggart Heads Home From San Francisco Hospital
S. Wertz, attorney for Major E. Taggart, reports Taggart has largely recovered in a San Francisco hospital and plans to return to the Philippines in June. He will command two colored regiments there until January 1 next, then serve five years in the United States. His letter mentions little about his wife and children and suggests steps to bring them under legal jurisdiction.
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S. Wertz
E . Taggart
Taggart
San Francisco
Philippines
San
Janosco Taggart
Taté
Local social notes from Mt Christy and nearby towns
May 8 updates show Prof D W Jact in Cleveland, Musa Hawk back at work, Miss Beulah Housh visiting, and several residents visiting relatives in Canton Cleveland and Saville. Church events include a Presbyterian choir gathering at A L Reese’s, Epworth League service with a Portuguese sing, plus local employment and clerical moves. One death: Mrs. Samuel Baker of Cleveland buried after residence in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Jact
Cleveland
Musa Hawk
Beulah Housh
Lottie
Lena Reese
Ernie Holsington
Perr Eerof
Jacob Lichty
Housekeepers’ Club
Mt Christy
Wooster
Wm. Marsh
Clavaland
Ralph Bixler
Presbyterian
A. L. Reese
Mies Baner
Lenoy
Steele
Frank Lehn
Gail Baker
Joseph Quinn
Canton
Fred Bauer
Little Daugnader
Saville
Eva Swartz
Canaan
Hest Liverpool
Attessor
Tuos. Barnes
Samuel Baker
Fred—Frice
Jacob Rissinger
Presbyterian Church
Philip Landis
Marriage notices from Wooster area announce weddings
Thomas R Stevens and Miss May Phillipa wed in Creveland Morday. He is son of Jabe Stevens of North Grant street and a Wooster veteran of Company D. Bride comes from a respected Cleveland family. They live in Wooster while awaiting housekeeping in Cleveland. Upcoming weddings include Miss Martha H Miller and Mr Elbert R Moses of Scio. Squire Louis Bolin unified David Fink of Butler Ind and Maggie Rabbler of Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R Stevens
May Phillipa
Creveland
Morday
Strevens
Jabe Stevens
North Grant Street
Agyu
Luosmito
Cleveland
Heppy
Wooster
Martha H Miner
Market Street
Elbert R Moses
Scio Chic
Moses
Fecatly 1 Sre College
Big B
Mies Miller
Commercial Bank
Pool Lon Bor
Louis Bolns
David Fink
Butler, Ind
Maggie Rabbler
Creston
Missionary service and Decoration day plans at local churches
May 12 is the Lutheran church missionary exercise and May 16 at 2 p m a meeting at the old Methodist church to arrange Decoration day services. The notice lists visitors and neighbors from Cleveland Toledo Wooster and Spencer with names including Emil Lourdet Misa Blanche Brennd and others.
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Old Methodist Church
Wmo
Attern
Mia
Emil Lourdet
Misa Blanche Brennd
Cleveland
J. M. Weaver
C Weaver
Nledo
Dane Weaver
Dlias Katherice Barnocart
Wooster
Henry Kamp
Luattasburg
Tvere
Henry Haverstock
EN Snader
Lois Snader
Walter Majer
Janet Sabbath
Charles Fadbr
Tandy
Fred Stair
Reedspury
Ross Owens
Creston
A. A Zimmerman
Wits
Sonday
Mies Verda Harnhart
West Salem
Mary Barnhart
George Piper
Carother
William Piper
Sun Pug
Charles Degne
Spencer
Capitola
Mille Muavelman
Applecreek News May 72-7 highlights local happenings
Miss Verra Hackett sews with Mrs Hartzell in Orrville and Miss Anna Bott visits for Christian Endeavor work. The CU meets at Mrs Wiener’s home on May 4. Miss Gladys Manner suffers inflammatory rheumatism. Evanses move to Mexico for work. Alvert Schaffter visits Mt Eaton. Reformed church to reopen with Heidelverg University alum taking charge. Ernest Wyre and family from Toledo visit. The Reiter family returns from Burch City. Students Rasste and con join Story Jameson’s summer plans. Nuosbaum leaves principal post in Pennsylvania and relocates to Pittsburgh. Stalin and Clarence Bott visit Massillon and take jobs at state hospital. Mrs Lottie Srey of Cleveland visits. Methodist church parlor meeting in basement. Mrs AlcIntyre visits and attends Otto Smedley funeral. Mrs John Dilmore travels from Barerton for Otto Smedley funeral and to care for her ill father.
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Applecreek
Verra Hackett
J W. Hartzell
Orrville
Anna Bott
Crrietian Endeavor
Minnie Schantz
O T. Wiener
Gladys
Fred Manner
John Evans
Mrne
Evans
P. Keebler
Mexico
M. Evans
Alvert Schaffter
Wifs
Friends
Mt. Eaton
Reformed Church
Mies Rasste
Ana Con
Donald
Story Jameson
Fred Nuosabaum
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pace
Migs Stalin
Clarence Bott
Massill
State Hospital
Lottie Srey
Cleveland
Young
Mises Ajan Frer
Methodias
Setly AlcInatyre
Woeter
Mra Mery
Otto Sneulay
Jonn Dilmore
Barerton
Otto Smedley
Jobo
Bulletin note sparks town banter and jury duty talk
A university baseball bulletin printed at 1 50 sparked questions about timing. farmers and residents discussed jury duty amid farm work and weather delays. A playful billet doux to a Wooster clerk surfaced, ending with a humorous hat question from an anonymous suitor.
Grand Jurors Work Toward Report Date Amid Witnesses
Grand jurors rapidly examine witnesses in liquor cases and expect to report by Wednesday or Thursday morning unless new matters arise. News from New England states notes Foley's Kidney Cure praised by Alvin H. Bumpson of Willimantic Conn after many remedies failed, claiming four bottles cured him completely. Bixler's Pharmacy and S. H. Boyd Co. advertise the remedy.
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Jacob L. Davis
Galena
Stone Coun Ys
A. BE. Kidd
Jefferson Ave
Chicago
Tfl
Perons
D. O. Prosser
R. FB. D. No
Shelby, Oceana Co
Mich
New England
Foley
Alvin H. Bumpson
Williamantic
Conn
Bixler’s Pharmacy
8. H. Boyd& Co
Death of Lyman Cooley in Wooster community leader
Lyman 3. Cooley died at 5 a m Monday at Wooster hospital after kidney and bladder illness. A lifelong resident, he ran a hardware business with J N Kanpey, later Wooster Hardware Co, and helped found Wooster Building & Loan. He served on the city public service board and was active in the Methodist church. He is survived by his wife and son Albert. L S Cooley and family praised his public service and neighborly conduct. Funeral from North Market Street residence at 2:30 Wednesday.
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Lyman
Cooley
Pew Wooster
Aiken
Gigny
North Market Street
Wooter
Newport
Herkimer County
New York
Wooster
Albion
Ga&pril
J. N. Kanpey
Kinney & Colestre
E. Vocally
E. Liberty Street
D. D. Miller Hardware Co
Liberty Street
The
Wooster Hardware Co
Albert Cooley
Wooster Building & Loan Association
Act
Board of Public Service
Presbyterian Pastor to Deliver First Sermon at Applecreek
The new Presbyterian pastor Key Bb. H. Johnson, recently from A legbery, will preach his initial sermon at Applecreek Church this Sunday. He will arrive in Applecreek during the week. The Reformed church of Applecreek is reopening this Sunday after repairs, with no regular pastor or services planned temporarily.
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Key Bb. H. Johnson
Alegbery
Applecreek
Reformed Church of
Fast carload of automobiles reaches Wooster
A large carload of Reocara automobiles was received and loaded by J. M Ginter on Monday afternoon in Wooster. The entire car remained cold and will be delivered to purchasers. Ginter indicated further sales prospects, calling the car one of the best on the market.
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Wooster
J. M Ginter
April Sunday School Contributions Contest Prizes Awarded
In April a Methodist Sunday contest determined which class gave the most per member and which contributed the most overall. Mr Bower's class won for largest per member contribution while Mr Wada's class claimed the prize for greatest total. The note adds cautions about a lazy liver causing chronic dyspepsia and constipation and mentions Dean's Regulets as a remedy.
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Bower
Peas
Wada
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