Mrs Ellen Applebaugh Honored After Marietta Convention
Mrs Ellen Applebaugh former department president and her assistants Miss Stella McClarran and Mrs Jennie Cameron were honored on return from the state convention of the Women’s Relief Corps in Marietta. The department reported nearly 2800 dollars in treasury and membership rising from 10900 to 11150 under Applebaugh’s administration. Presets included $50 in gold and various silverware and bouquets. Miss Margaret Applebaugh served as official stenographer. A special train from Orrville to Columbus via C A & C on Sunday May 24 leaves Applecreek at 7 57 am central time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Applebaugh
Jennie Cameron
Stella McClarran
Marietta
Wepines Relief Corps
Department
Applebaugh
Treasury
Margaret Applebaugh
Columbus
Orrville T.4& A Mu
Applecreek
Building Power House for Electric Line Progressing
Work on the Cleveland and Southern electric railway advances between Wooster and Creston with seven miles of roadbed finished. A large crew, nearly 200 men, labors at the North Wooster quarry while masons build the attic power station at Cayhoe’s Corners. Berea stone and Wooster brick are used. Col. C. V. Hardeslaf states cars would run by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland & Southern Electric Railway
Wooster
Creston
Madisonburg
Cayhoe’s Corners
Berea
Col
C. V
Tates
Prat
Accusations Referred to Bureaus In Ex Post Facto Inquiry
Washington May 19 Letters seeking information on charges made by former Cashier Tulloch have been sent by Postmaster General Payne to the comptroller of the Treasury auditor of the post office department and the department on class. Payne says charges against the auditor and comptroller are the most serious and irregularities may have occurred without illegality. He stresses difference between irregularities and unlawful acts and notes a large sum once disallowed was later allowed. Officials say they will investigate any act reflecting on the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tulloch
Payne
Comptroller of the Treasury
Auditor of
Post Office Department
Prac
Department
Platt
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Seymour W Tullgch
Washington Post Office
Beavers
Creston Budget Notes Local Happenings and Paving Plan
Creston May 18 report cites Grant Strenick of West Salem and visitors Will Romick of Akron, with sermons by Rev AD Knapp. Town council plans paving from Medina county line to Erie crossing, and Decoration Day events by veterans and townsfolk. Mayor Rossel surveys county for Democratic primary candidate. local bedrock concerns mix with social visits and road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Grant Strenick
West Salem
Will Romick
Akron
John Romick
AD Knapp
Woosetur
M. E Church
Knapp
Cleveland
James Peppard
Toledo
Medina County
Erie
Corporation
A &E Pont
Sons of Veterans Camp
Seville
Jay Tanner
T D Hollingsworth
Edward
Lennville
Rossel
Price
L. Hower
Youngstown
C A Mellen
Memorial Service at City Opera House Next Sunday
The annual Memorial service will be held in the City Opera House next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. The Memorial address will be delivered by Rev. J M Lockhart. The services are held in the Opera House to give all a chance to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
J. M Lockhart
Opera House
Memorial Service at ME Church and Lutheran Concert
Hirary Fortney from Friendaville and Rev Sehott from West Salem attended in New Pittsburg on Thursday. Memorial services are set for May 24 at 2 30 at the ME church. Rev J H Barron and wife of Lodi will give a concert at the Lutheran church on June 9 with admission 5 and 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirary Fortney
Friendaville
Sehott
West Salem
L. Haverstock
Cleveland
Abs. Taylorija
J. H. Barron
Lodi
Corbett and Jeffries Sign for San Francisco Bout
In San Francisco in May 19 James J Jeffries and James J Corbett signed articles for a bout to occur around August 14 in San Francisco. The Yosemite club will permit the principals to split 70 percent of the gate receipts.
Blame the Mayor In Labor Trouble in Bridgeport
Bridgeport May 19 nonury line tales report trolley service largely uninterrupted as 15 men and boys face intimidation charges while a car crew is fired upon. a city hall meeting pits Mayor Mulvihill against police commissioners amid accusations of riot. In New York Brooklyn, Thomas Anderson, recently released burglar, shot his wife Ida Petter Anderson then killed himself after being arrested and confined at a station. officials suspect he ingested poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
They're Commissioners
Mulvihill
New York
Thomas Anderson
Ida Petter Anderson
Brooklyn
Pronce
Anderson
Longworth Opinion Delivers Candid Political Insight
In Washington on May 18 Representative elect Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati declined to state if the coming Republican state convention should pledge support to President Roosevelt. He spoke on other issues he believes should be pursued. Also reported: Circleville man suffers injuries after falling from a train. a calf born in Green Camp with two heads and two necks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Circleville
James Lynch
Matthew Lynch
Board of Public Service
Norfolk and Western
Marion, O
Philip Bauer
Green Camp
Obituary: Four year old Alexander Clark passes after stroke
Obituary notes Alexander Clark aged four suffered paralysis on his left side before death. he remained aware and expressed needs until ten hours prior. Also mourns Mrs Leis Rhone King aged 67 years, who died after protracted illness at 80 East Larwill Street. She was a Methodist, survived by husband Edward, three daughters Mrs Henry Milne, Gee Milne, Agnes King, and three sons Arthur, Samuel, and Leafs King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Clark
Manmy Yengen
Leis Rhone King
Larwill Street
Mra King
Wooster
City
Methodist Church
Edward King
Henry Milne
Alsen
N. Y
Gee; Milne
Brooklyn
Agnes King
Mansfield
Arthur King
Cleveland
Samuel
Leafs King
Memorial services in Wooster honor soldiers dead observed
Memorial services will be held in Wooster with officers and committees guiding events. Rev J H Deeds presides, Mrs Harry McClarran as vice president, and Robert J Smith as chief marshal. The program covers ceremony at City Hall, printing, music, decoration, and parade details for Memorial Day weekend. The day includes services at City Hall May 24 and cemetery decoration after, with parade from Public Square.
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Nual
Wooster
J. H. Deeds
Mra
Harry McClarran
Robert J.smith
J. Blake
Thomas A. Elder
C W McClure
Andrew Branstetter
Jesse McClellan
Andrew Trunk
J Applebaugh
H. W McClarran
Applebaugh
Lottie Healer
Bello Blake
A. R . Laughters of Veterans
Florence Gerlach
Harley Zeigler
Minnie Howmer
Hesler
J Blake
W McClure
R McKinney
EL Myers
J B. Taylor
Enos Pierson
Flays
A Hesler
H L McClarran
Bottenmyer Jungs Hill
Shilling Transportation
J C. Gall
K J Smith
D C
Ladies of A
Daughters of Veterans
Evergreens
Jas Christy
J Snyder
Standard
J M Luckhart
Atroam Standard
E. T Hagerman
Norwalk
Poublic Square
Epworth League sub district convention announced
May 18 the Epworth League sub district convention will be held at the 4& church next Thursday evening. Several visits noted with Misses McClintock and Elizabeth Ohl. Daisy Sensenbaugh hosted guests last week. The Twentieth Century club met at Mrs Joseph Ow’s home last Tuesday. Hamline Wizard Oil advertised as a remedy amid a note on sore throats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ming Wilang
McClintock
Elizabeth Ohl
Luella Barnes
Sono
Pittsburg
Pe Annua
Disciple
Daisy Sensenbaugh
Twentieth
Cen Club
Joseph Ow
Dainty Refreshmenta
Late Wire Ticks Spain Tin Republican
A mixed wire summary reports events from multiple cities. Former Ames mayor of Minneapolis sentenced to six years in state prison. Paris notes Italian crime reports and a subway disturbance in New York. Manila reports cavalrymen killed in Mindanao. London notes a jewelry robbery at the Berkley hotel and a warden resignation in Ohio. Peking references US Japanese treaty talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ames
Atate ™ Periten
Local Names Traced in Court Or Civic Notices
Howard Shakley and Myrtle Byers of Congress. John F Fabrney of Cleveland and Emma Desvoignes of Mt. Eaton. John D Bixler and "Bate: febmnyy of Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Shakley
Myrtle Byers
Congress
John F Fabrney
Cleveland
Emma Desvoignes
Mt. Eaton
John D Bixler
Bate
Dalton
Jury Deliberations Fail. Judge Dismisses Case
The jury in the state on complaint of Carrie Overs-ve-Georgs Thompson retired for deliberation at 11 a m Monday and remained out until noon Tuesday when they could not agree. Judge Eason dismissed them until Monday of next week. The case of Rollo Betson by next friend Edward Betson vs Charles F Ran kin was dismissed at plaintiff’s cost, an action over alleged assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Overs
ve—Georgs Thompson
Eason
Rollo Betson
Edward Betson
Charles F. Rankin
Birthday Anniversary Marked for Mrs Mary Cushing Webster
On May 14 1512 in Boston Massachusetts Mrs Mary Cushing Webster noted for her ninety first birthday observed quietly at home No 51 West Larwill Street Friends offered congratulations and flowers and well wishes For many it is a rare privilege to reach such age with full faculties and interest in world progress A short note ends with a reference to Doan’s Ointment for skin complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Mary Cushing Webster
West Larwill Street
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Camp Alger
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Postoffice
Fosnes
Creston Budget
New
Berenda
Cal
President Roosevelt
Yosemite Park
T Hig
Yosemite
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Osee
Fredericksburg
Spain
Tin Republican
Paris
Sybil Sanderson
Remy Columbus
Naant
Mc2 Lee Cormack
Memphis
Tenn
Upper Broadway
Manila
Dougie Overton
Fifteenth Cavalry
Harry Noyes
Kileasinak
Bolo Ruah
Sncatlan
Mindanao
London
Pierre Lérillard
Berkley Hotel
Lenovelues
Darby
Penitentiary
Peking
China
United States
E. Wrens
Common Pleas Court
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