Pension Granted To Henry Rock Of Creston
Henry Rock of Creston receives a pension of 88 per month while local notices report various regional happenings including a Winkler horse sale, medical updates, bankruptcies, road work, and civic appointments across Orrville Wooster and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rock
Creston
Joseph Heller
Orrville
Winkler
Wylie Smith Sane
J. W. Lehr
Kimpton Daugherty
Ennsylvania
Hig
Anniversary Celebration Honors Wougistus Eberly and Wife
In University halls Monday evening a few hundred friends gathered to honor Mr and Mrs Wougistus Eberly on their 23rd wedding anniversary. Grandly decorated Athen Mae Hall hosted gifts of silver, china, and linen from many friends and students. The Wooster Orchestra Club provided music as a fine banquet for fifty was served in Willard Hall, with Mr Eberly praised for eleven years of service as janitor and his wide campus ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wougistus Eberly
Athenmae
Isto
Pola
Gee Kings'y
Lew McClellan
Don Eberly
J. 1D. Fisher
G B. Miller
WF Fankenberger
Canton Wright
Eberly
Berry Spoon
John Stevens
Daisy
L. F. Miller
J. H. Kauke
L Gross
S. H Boyd
G. KR. Laubach
Will McKinney
John Johnson
J P Myers
Harold McCarthy
I. D. Eberly
John Smith
Drabenstot
W H Armyard
J E. Hammer
Karl Merz
the University
Maxheimer
Henry Myers
Lucy
Martha Miller
Samuel Ames
Emanuel Boughman
L. A. Sellers
J. M. Criley
H. Miller Canton Wright
the Wooster Orchestral Club
Willard Hall
John Johnston
Local Pairings Noted in Regional Notices
John Fitzgerald of Sharon Pennsylvania and Mary Cecelia Cusack. Charles C. Collier and Blanche May Pearce of Shreve. John Withrow and Christina Brown of Milton township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzgerald
Sharon
Mary Cecelia Cusack
Charles C. Collier
Blanche May Pearce
Shreve
John Withrow
Christina Brown
Milton Township
Thirtieth Commencement Program at Wooster University
The thirtieth annual commencement program of the University of Wooster is announced for June 6 to 14. Festivities include musical department concerts, religious services, an alumni meeting, trustees meetings, and various receptions. The schedule lists chapel services, an oration, preparatory department events, and campus concerts with speakers and dates through June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huuke Chape
Kev
JW Campbell
Huuke Chapel
L. FL Holden
Gyamgamastum Hall
Annhal
James
Riggs
Kauke Chapel
Chipel i Agnibal
Board of Trustees
Uaniversity
Max Bruch
Gaul
Foun of
Arc
Fantwell
Butleings
Bea
Momins Advisory Board
Died From Blood Poison and Local Happenings
Fragmented notices report deaths from blood poisoning after an injury with a revolver mishap and refer to community events. Several brief items mention marriages, visits, and local residents’ health, with names and places including Philadelphia, Wooster, Burherton, and Chevedand. The items read as a crowded column of small-town notices and updates from the week.
Burbank Graduates Celebrate Commencement in Local Church
The Burbank Eth Sobael class of 1900 or 1000 marched into the church as Dori Gerberich led the choir and a grand march. Miss Beimmat Grames and Ed Winter spoke on growth inspired by labor and hobbies. The program featured several orations, a quartet, and a class history and address by Prof. J. H. Dickason. Superintendent Richardson earned praise for making the ceremony the most successful in school history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brnnasn
Burbank
Dori Gerberich
Grant Strenick
Leslie Frary
Harry Frary
Ednardgar
Nora Rook
Has. Hower
Charley
Lydia Strenick
J. H. Dickason
Wooster
Indicted burglarship case ends with eighteen month sentence
An indictment related to burglary led to a sentence of eighteen months for the defendant linked to East Union. The case names Robert and other local parties and outlines the guilty verdict and sentencing proceeding held on a recent Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship
Robert An
Robert Ee
East Union
Oil well brings dramatic gusher near Lodi
On Monday afternoon the Galtgey well on the Packard farm near Lodi emitted two powerful go-devil blasts. oil water rock and sand shot fifty feet into the air, drawing many city residents. Rev S E Neikirk captured photos, Dr J W Stahl released the second device and was splashed. Analysts predicted production of 10 to 15 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galtgey
Packard Farm
Lodi
S. E. Neikirk
J. W. Stahl
Wooster
Pretty Home Wedding in Wayne County
On May 10 a pretty home wedding united William Rush Reese of Wooster and Mabel Daisy Ewing of Golden Corners at Mrs. Dr. James A. Barnhill home in Columbus. Rev. William F. E. Freeman officiated, with palms and lilacs decorating the parlors. The bride wore gray and pink, bouquets of pink carnations, and a white pink and velvet trimmed gown. A formal dinner followed and the couple departed Saturday for their country home in Wayne County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
William Rush Reese
Wooster
Mabel Daisy Ewing
Golden Corners
Reese
James A. Barnhill
Columbus
William FE. Feeman
Wayne Counts Christian Endeavor Conference Opens
The Wayne Counts Christian Endeavor Convention at the Presbyterian church begins Friday evening and continues Saturday with a full program. Plans include devotional talks, singing, and mission service activities led by local leaders and visiting speakers.
Memorial Day Plans and Observance Meeting
A Memorial Day planning meeting was held at Town Hall on Saturday evening to organize wreaths and observances. Committee members and speakers were named, with tasks assigned for preparations and cemetery work. A follow up meeting is scheduled to complete arrangements and involve local residents and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Criss
Rob Boatgrason
Gindelspergeer
Grea
Viesdaimes
Bimma
Basteras
Basteras J Oo Rhert Geobresh de Hobsul van. Mac Gathin Hoirowa
el Peotink
Soelivan
Bistek von
OM Holmes
Frank
Town Hall
In Ohio New Insect Control Law Under Thorne Bill
An act by the Ohio General Assembly provides for annual nursery inspections and forbids uninspected stock, with orchards to be inspected or destroyed if infected. Black Knot and Peach Yellows are designated dangerous. Enforcement rests with the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Board of Control, with Lowell Roudebush appointed chief inspector. An appropriation of 15000 dollars funds two years of enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Ohio
Board of Control
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Lowell Roudebush
Clemont County
Bears the Signature ABTOT es Ed You am Ans Booght
A compact item notes a signature related matter involving ABTOT and individuals Ed You and Ans Booght in a local record. The fragment preserves names and indicates a signature action or validation event within a community notice.
Two New Bishops Likely As Epispopal Panels Clash
Chicago May 16. Methodist Episcopal conference temperance committees chaired by Samuel Tickie and M N Johnson adopt anti-canteen resolutions blasting President McKinley. They push for early action by the general conference to elect two new bishops and abolish the time limit for preaching. The report condemns Attorney General for anti-canteen stance and urges using executive power to curb temptations affecting soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Episcopl Conference
Samuel Tickie
Michigan
M. N. Johnson
North Dakota
McKinley
Raéigned
United States
Army
Sp.scopus
General Conference
Methodist Conference Expands Bishops List for Missions
The May 15 report notes the Methodist Conference adopted a minority report adding two bishops to the roster and declaring support for a colored man for African missions. The move reflects a shift in favor of expanded leadership opportunities within missionary efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieve
Methodist
Montana Senator Clark Resigns from Senate
Senator Clark of Montana announced on the Senate floor that he resigns from the body. He insisted charges against him are false but said continuing under the opposition would be impossible. It is believed he will seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Montana
United Tes Senate
Senate
Marriage of John Fitzgerald and Mary Cecelin in St Marys
The ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church in Franklin township Tuesday morning was conducted by Father F Ankles. In the presence of many relatives and friends, Mary Cecelin was praised as a worthy daughter of Edward Qinack with many warm friends, and John Fitzgerald of Chiron Pa was described as holding a responsible position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzgerald
Chiron Pa
Mary Cecelin Isack
Franklin Township
St. Marys Catholic
F Ankles
Edward
Qinack
Rwell
Wayne Presbyterian Names Dr H J Maller Pastor
The Wayne Presbyterian church edited Dr H J Maller to the pastorate at the church. Dr Miller began his duties Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Presbyterian Church
H. J. Maller
Miller
Wedding Bells For Miss Collier and Mr Clarity Of Bloomington
The engagement of Miss ha Collier of Shreve and Mr Clair tz of Bloomington is announced. The wedding occurs at the bride’s home on Wednesday evening May 23 at 5 o’clock. The ceremony will be performed by the pastor of the Christian church of Shreve. Afterward the couple will travel to Philadelphia New York and then Europe for most of the summer visiting Switzerland Venice Paris and other points. Mr Fre tz, a Wooster native and University graduate, is a well known teacher. Miss Collier is a popular figure in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Collier
Shreve
Clair Tz
Bloomington
Ontian
Philadelphia
New York
Erope
Switzerland
Venice
Paris
Mr. Fretz
Wooster
University
Miss Collier
First Communion Candidates at St Marys Church
A 7:30 a m mass will mark the First Holy Communion for 22 candidates at St Marys Church of the Immaculate Conception. Names include John Francis Elisperman Clarence Mulhollan John Francis Wepler Carmine Andrew Massaro and others with Forty Hours Adoration to follow led by Rev Fo Aukly and a Franciscan from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church of the Immaculate Conception
John Francis Elisperman
Clarence Mulhollan
John Francis Wepler
Carmine Andrew Massaro
Charles Joseph Schafer
Michael Edward Fitzgard
Leo Shay
Peter Zarlengo
Helen Kelley
Mary C. T. Marshall
Halen Landers
Margaret A. Massoni
Clara A. Herpel
Ottilia Kupper
Catharine J. ¥Lisperman
Meaty
KK. Straub
Barbara Brand
Barbara Callaghan
Catharine KK. Murphy
Magdalene Ph. Jacobs
Margaret Schafer
Catharine B. Schafer
Rev
Fo Aukly
Cleveland
Prominent Lady Dead in West Salem
A widely known woman, wife of Dr. A Carlin of West Salem, died Tuesday morning after a lingering illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Carlin
West Salem
Towers to Be Built by English Lutheran Church Plan
The English Lutheran church council met on Monday evening and voted to accept prepared plans by Fo oO Weary of Akron for completing the church towers. The decision aligns with church restoration efforts and advances the construction timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of the
English Lutheran Church
Fo Oo Weary
Akron
Letter List, No. 20 Wooster May 7 100
The fragment lists names connected to Wooster, including E Kastmano Turner Howard Watson and Miss Lizzie Bowman with Maud Rafell T L Feattery P AM. The post office date Mags 14 is noted, implying a scheduled delivery or correspondence matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WoosTen
the Wooster
Ekastmano Turner Howard
Watson
Lizzie Bowman
Mise J Y Howard
Maud Rafell
T.L Feattery
Remembered Sapper Prining Company Kon 1
A fragment notes a sapper Prining Company Kon 1 being remembered. It mentions bags produced by the Clapper Dag Factory and a new salt bag factory seven months old with 12 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapper Prining Company
Kon 1Ly Oo
Wadsworth
Allens Foot Base Trial Package Awaited
A flashy plea touts a powder for tired nervous feet and corns promising instant relief and comfort. The ad claims fast action, sweat control, and pain reduction, inviting readers to order by mail or in stores with a trial package available through Allens Olem sted Roy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens Olemsted
Roy, NY
Royal Red Trains Return May Schedule on PA Line
Rail line announces summer timetable starting May 27 adding two fast services Nos 20 and 21 between Chicago and New York. Trains replace former Montpoluan Nos 22 and 24, some fastest runs since World’s Fair, with Nos 20 and 21 offering improved times and equipment. John Ruff wins McQuaid Orrville mail contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicago
Fortayne
New York
Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amos M. Eshelman
Orrrville
Riley Franks
Doylestown
North Bever Street
Charles Oliver
Evra Geitgey
Lee Hagerman
W Barblank
Albert Sullivan
Sullivan & Harrington
Barberton
A. T Slotz
Fredericksburg
Maysville
Wm. Mantle
Bhava
Ella Baughman
Masten
RoLdair
Massillon Hospital
Ben Carter
Recone
Peter Eckeret
Soupour
Arthur Cerryer
Euston
Massillon
Michael Thomas
Shland
David Thomas
Aquila Wiles
East Liberty Street
Nots
Wadsworth Salt Works
Adams
Census Office
Mrs W.A. Eberly
Castor
Ivays
The
University of [Wooster
Wrontspsy
Jnr
S Snom
Baere Tees
Ronmiak Sinden
Uney
Sterling
Mas
Joseph Witmer
Jobin Sternville
Chevedand
Regi
Knox
Mind Daisy Geasly
Vening
Howard Slemmons
University of Wooster
Finma Leewas
Bo Armstrong
G Boo Lee
Burherton
Mires Barnhart
New Pattstury
Barnhart
Glenn Geisny
PF Boone
Charles Haarris
Noah Wimstutyz
Peter Smith
Taulp
Mike Harrierston
Pasten
Mike
Toad
Evenybody
Richardson
Drew
A. A
Geltgey
Reese-Ewing
Christian Endeavorers
Wayne
Moore
Lander Addmss
Buren
Congress
the Republican
Congress Cemetery
Baker
Lattasburg
Res. Leow
Sullivan
Stinebring
Essick
Clyde Holmes
Ashland
Holmes
Good Bros
Democrat
Prof
Thorne
Sfefuodie Committee On Temperance Reports
Senator Clark
Latha Collier Shere and
Clair Eretz
Bennetot
Wes
St. Mary's Church
Eyes
Yoder
F. W. Platt
John Ruff
McQuaid
Hood
Mae
Exwa Bene
Portage
Maga Ouitz
Taylor and Walnut Sts
Wilorington
Del
Honda
Moud
Remington Standard Typewriter
Ph Xner Business College
Ing
Bixler Business College
Womoster
Eveybody
Kilmer
Bright
Gem Dr. Kilmer & Co
Bing- Bihamton
N. Y
Bwamp Root
Wat
Tmnen
Freedlander
One Price Clothing Store
Subhsembe
Republican
Edison
National Phonograph CO
Fifth Ave
Postoffice
A. JL Fredrick & CO
Frick Memorial
Brock, Wooster
Grochet
Potter Bros
Wooster, Ohio
Court House
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