City Council Discusses Pavement Projects and Sewer Outlets
City Council in regular session examines pavement upgrades on College avenue and several city streets. University involvement noted as the institution will pave its portion. A sewer outlet for the New Brush Works was proposed at 300 dollars, to be funded via a debt certificate. The Board of Public Service outlines repair plans and authority, while officials debate street conditions and permit processes.
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Schopf
Ginter
College Ave
W.D. Foss
University
Foltz
Johnston
Liberty Street
Spink Street
Bowman Street
High
Bever Streets
Buskeye
Weiser
Board of Public Service
W.G. Patterson
Weiser Laws
Orth Buckeye Street
Ae Ee Old Board of Public Service
Furnih
Pavel
Natural and
Aruigcal Gas Company
University of Wooter Prepares for June Commencement
Preparations are under way for commencement week at the University of Wooter starting Sunday June 10 with the baccalaureate sermon by President Louis Edward Holden at Memorial Chapel. Fifty five collegiate graduates, alumni events, reunions, open houses, and a hoped-for push for the new gymnasium mark the week’s activities.
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University of Wooter
Louis Edward Holden
Memorial Chapel
Alpha Tans
Department of Muss
Annus! Williard Castalian
Oy Stern
Thoreday
Wooster Mining and Tunnel Co Hold Annual Meeting
Stockholders of Wooster Mining and Tunnel Co met Tuesday afternoon in McClarran and Jones offices for the annual election of officers. The Colorado mining property, held by many local citizens and several University faculty members, was described as a dividend-paying investment with holdings valued in thousands of dollars.
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Wooster Mining and Tunnel Co
Opvns
Colorado
McClarran & Jones
Au m3
Baptist Church Ushers Renewed Growth Under New Pastor
The Baptist church, led by Rev. A. D. Allen, reports spiritual prosperity with growing congregations and rising zeal. Seventeen new members were received as revival meetings attracted crowds from various churches. The Sunday evening service drew a large audience to witness baptisms and celebrate a promising future.
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Baptist Church
A. D. Allen
Gremer
Marriage Licenses Issued for Beal and Davidson
John A. Beal and Zana B. Davidson of Creaton have been issued marriage licenses. The notice records their names and residence as Creaton, indicating their intent to wed under local civil authority.
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John A. Beal
Zana B. Davidson
Creaton
Salvation Army officers defend capesin Hayes work in Wooster
Hinkle and Ensign Birtle spoke to a Republican man on Tuesday defending Captain Hayes and his wife. They argued the Salvation Army corps in Wooster does vital work and deserves proper food and shelter for workers. Reports alleging misdeeds worry Hayes's wife, who asks for public support and trust in the corps.
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Birtle
Esalvation Army
Ben
Capesin Hayes
Salvation Army
Dayes
Hinkle
Wooster Corpa
Pedfile
Hayes
Capain Hayes
Arma
Local obituary notes and farm news from Wooster area
D An varied local update lists deaths including Dr D B Wiser on April 16 and Eugene Grosean on April 36, burial details, and Mrs Samantha Smedley buried beside her late husband Samuel Smedley. Also Barnhuart Etling of Leach City dies April 29 aged 70 and is buried here. News mentions Ellen Pinkerton of Caton, land leasing in oil work, and spring farm progress. Notices warn saloon shutdown could trigger a fire alert.
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Qifay
D. B. Wiser
Ivas
Tate
Eugene Grosean
Samantha Smedley
Ellen Pinkerton
Caton
Switzer
Akron
F Etling
Leach City
Itl
Advertised Letter List No 19 At Woosae Post Office May 2
Uncalled letters at the Woosae Post Office May 2 include gentlemen and ladies such as T W Bowman H C Ewing Joseph Klatz John Mactireaz Fred McCreary G Wwartzlan W Thompson Witeon D I a C Woolsey Mrs Anna Cury etc Maggie Tait and Miss Bessie Rollins among others. Subscription to The Republican referenced.
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Woosae Poat
Uentlemen
T W Bowman
H. C Ewing
Joseph Klatz
John Mactireaz
Fred McCreary
T GY ‘“Wartzlan
W & Thompson
Witeon D. I'a C. Woolsey
Mre
Anna Cury
Mra
EN N Eddy
Mary Hail
Misa Peran Miller
C E Parker
Bla Ce Rollins
Elien Stat Mies
Maggie Tait
Bessie. Toowpsur
Wooster Hoop Works to Leave for Lima Purchase
The Wooster hoop factory, operating in Waster for ten years, will relocate in June. The Mears Morris firm has bought a large hoop factory in Lima and will run Wooster’s plant there for another year before closing the Wooster operation.
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Wooster
Lita
Mears Morris
Lima
Obituary notices from Cedar Valley area township death notices
Obituary notices report Henry Miller aged five, died at home near Cedar Valley after illness. Survivors include Mrs Miller and seven children. Funeral held Tuesday at ten. Also listed are Mrs Sarah Freeman of Crestan age 57 and Clarence Fischer of Orrville aged 30, with details of illnesses and funeral arrangements.
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Henry Miller
Oester
Cedar Valley
Miller
Childre
Sarah Freeman
Crestan
Leander Feaman
Jackson
Clarence Fischer
Orrvilla
Adam Fischer
Orrville
Rev. L. Twinem
Voice Board of Control Elections at University
The University Voice Board of Control includes representatives from all student organizations. Named are Frank B. Notestine, H. H. Hayman, W. C. Thomson, Wingert D, Leroy Allen, Mary Mary, May Irwin and others. Editorial and business manager elections for the Voice will be held around January 1.
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University Voice Board of Control
A. Nag
Frank B. Notestine
H. H Hayman
Vorce
Jane
Holmes County Delegation Quiet on Candidate Choice
Dispatch from Millersborg to The Republican reports Holmes County’s congressional delegation silent on who to support. They mention four candidates were in play but no declaration made, noting no one would gain anything from a rushed commitment.
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Millersborg
Thepudlican
Holmes County
Spring social and nuptials fill Wooster society news
Mrs W Firestone and Miss Alica Firestee host a card party. A wedding is planned for Miss Jean Blisperman to Walter Nice in Columbus. the Ellsperman wedding in Zanesville unites Miss Maried Yanger and Fred Ellsperman. Sophomores visit Shreve. church societies meet. Classics Club names officers for next year.
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Ladies All Society of the Reformed Church
Soial
Chas A Weiver
Meo
Mra
Phil Bllsperman
Jean Blisperman
Walter Nice
Davis Nice
East South Street
Columbus
Mr Nice
Zavesville
Fread Elleperman
Maraball Phil Ellsperman
Misa Maried Yanger
Zanesville
Alspach
Presbyterian Church
Ad Ellsperman
Fred
Wooster High School
Nellie Talbot
Shreve
Wiscovary Society of the Baptist Church
Grant Moore
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
City Clean-Up Effort Observed Across Town
The cleaning drive by the Police Service was seen Monday as residents who had dirt on their clothes had it removed. Chief Lemer personally supervised the work in central town while drays and wagons assisted in the general cleanup.
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Tayer and Board of Potlie
Monay
Ani
Chilef Lemer
Local Notes From Big Prairie May Visit And Visits
May 9 Big Prairie notes list Jessie Leyda Nettie Quick visiting Loudonville friends. Miss Flossie Yohey business trip to Weuster. Misses Mande Inoz Rozers Floyd Beard of Yankeetown called on William Devinney. Miss Troia Tytler and Caroline Smith Clara Keah visited Roy Aylesworth. Fern Dillard Hettie Met calf with Wm Porter family. Miss Fern Reynolds visited. Mayor A P Merkel and wife were guests of Lt Aylesworth. L J Egleman and wife of Fostoria visited last week and left Friday to remain. C H Caine and wife of Fostoria will occupy vacated house. Glen Shields of Wooster visited John Lake. Rev Morrow of Cleveland, Anti Saloon League representative, lectured at Ripwrkiee M E church.
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Big Prairie
Jessie Leyda
Nettie Quick
Loudonville
Flossie Yohey
Weuster
Misees Mande
Inoz Rozers
Floyd Beard
Yankeetown
William Devinney
Troia Tytler
Funk
Caroline Smith
Clara Keah
Wooster
Roy Aylesworth
Misea Fern Dillard
Hettie Met
John Lake
Rev. Morrow
Cleveland
Anti Saloon League
Common Pleas Court faces jury in two contract suits
In East Union farm lease dispute Bonewitz v Starks Co the jury weighed a $1000 damages claim for breach of contract on a 200 acre farm. Robert M Wilson sues Fredericksburg Coal and Bridge Co for $2000 for superintendent work and $36.64 for supplies, with Smyser Weygandt and Sees as attorneys.
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Bonewitz Ve. L. Starks Co
Union- Wistipa Uyman Orutchhold
Adair& Adair
Robert M. Wilson
Fredericksburg
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Classics Club
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Mary Sanborn
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