Strike continues at university with no return to work
None of the signers at the University have returned to work and they state they will not return. Several teams and a few workers were at the depot hauling material Tuesday. More work is expected Wednesday though not many will work. Progress on building counter the contractors is rapid and much progress is being made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinsorr
Holden
Kill
Marshal Stinson
Dalton
Wm. B. Suttle
Burton City
Marshal Stinada Salma
Social Notes and Local Weddings in Wooster and Ashley
Social notes cover John J McDonald of Wooster now Ashley and Miss Flora Berry's marriage, May 1. W C T A meeting set for May 22 at Mrs J W Blocher’s Bloomington home with a devotional program and talks on medicines. Remarks on Mrs Keeney’s 75th birthday at Mrs Houston’s Bloomington residence. Helen Smith and Scott Mast wed in a quiet ceremony near Millersburg with a reception and plans to honeymoon in Pittsburgh. home to South Far Street after June 10. Mr James A Smith, father of the bride, and Mr Mast’s family noted for community service and good records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J.mcdonald
Wooster
Ashley
Flora Berry
J W. Blocher
Bloomington
Porta
Ste Gnoett
Taylor
Archie
Patlet
Leyda
Prinker
Mites Rloher
KR. J Sit
Harry Swernrey
Jas T Houston
Thomas Keeney
Kenney
Yp. Irvin
Creston
C Telford Hrickson
Maendelssohm
Toder
B&o Rmn F
Pittsburg
South Far Street
James A Smith
Ana Tis Macy
Varsity
Wood
Mr Mast
Jo A Mast
Painter Children’s Home
Tiereer College
Mar
Obituary notes from Stark and surrounding counties
Peter Painter, Olmes county wealthiest citizen, died Sunday evening. Mrs. Cora Summers, wife of Davod Summers and Stark County board of commissioners member, died Friday night after an appendicitis operation. Nathan Weavers, Ya years, formerly of Albert Weaver of Lodi, died early Monday at the Nation Heise under sad circumstances after long lung trouble. he had worked as a brake man on the Pennsylvania Lines, was sent to Colorado at the company’s expense, and came here last Wednesday seeking care. The remains were taken to Congress for burial. funeral held at 2 pm Tuesday in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Painter
Olmes County
Cora M Summers
Davod Sunmers
C Omrosssioners
Stark County
Summer
Wooster
Wayne County
Nathan Weavers
Albert Weaver
Lodi
Nation Heise
Pennsylvania Lines
Colorado
Pennsylvania Lines Belief Fund
Crestline
Zaring
Harry Youn
Sudering
Congress
Ebert and Bevington Sell Undertaking Business
A new business note announces Ebert and Bevington have disposed of their undertaking business to Woe Schmuck with August 1 as the transfer date. Schmuck and Bevington will run a full line of new furniture at the Old Spear stand on West Liberty Street, with Schmuck and Bevington listed as residents of Pavid City Nem. An unrelated letter mentions Grain-O as a healthful beverage and a testimonial about its positive effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Bevington
Schmuck
Old Spear
Liberty Street
W.E Schmuck
Bert Bevington
Oman cures consumption claim questioned by experts
Fragmentary text suggests a touted remedy from Dr Wood in Norway Mine Ryrup promising cure for coughs bronchitis and consumption. No verifiable details or corroboration appear in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Wood
Norway Mine
Ryrup
King Water Heater Test and Organ Recital Announced
A water heater test was conducted at the Kean property on East Larch Street with company members present and declared very successful. An organ recital is planned for June 17 featuring Mr Lewis Browne, renowned organist and conductor, praised for his work in North America and Canada. The University and town share in this forthcoming cultural event as part of Commencement Week activities.
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Kean
East Larch's Street
Holden
Lewis Browre
Hogist
Atlanta Gas
Browne
Canada
Cathedral of
St Tarches
America
Toose
Hotlen
Speeel
Time card changes and travel notes in Wooster scene
The clipping notes a new Pennsylvanian Lines time card taking effect May 26. It lists local tradesmen new hires at Harding Co and Won travel for Will Bell aboard Campania on May 24, plus scattered social, church, and civic mentions across Wooster, including mayoral and engineering crews for rail work, pension notices, schoolhouse changes, and community events with multiple local names and places.
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Pennsylvania
John Burgan
George Craut
Harding & Co
Wooster Plans Fourth of July Celebration With Business Support
A Monday night meeting in the mayor’s office outlined Independence Day plans for Wooster. The Finance Committee reported sufficient pledges for a city celebration featuring a Sunday School basket picnic and a canyon paneling loaned by the Government. Committees were formed for General Arrangements, Amusements, Parade, Publicity, Unveiling, Fireworks, Music, and Troop coordination, with leaders named for each group.
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Wooster
A. J. Redrick
David Nice
Fred Faber
Henry Leiner
Farben Alcock
Henry Botegrain
Will Noggle
Yo Ho Zeigler
George Kettler
SG Gill
Ton T ‘der
I. H W. Myers
W. H. Woodland
A.J Fredrick
Ot Ketster
Hugh Bowers
Will Conrad
Nick Amsler
Waller
Garrett
Rank Boigegrain
Forbes Alevk
JM Quinby
Harry J
Gerlach
Forbes Alcovk
G Gill
T A Lider
Andrew Branstetter
Frank Fe Stoves
Oscar Stemmmers
J. A. Myers
W OH Woodland
Branstetter
D C Curry
Jesse Mic Clelan
Jiay J Keister
Tarley H Zeigler
David Nive
Bolus
Nick Amster
George Ketale
Hu Rayenpe Tau
First Communion At St Mary's Church
Sunday services at St Mary's Catholic church drew unusually large crowds for first communion. Individuals listed include George Straub Isadore Rite Luke Frances Myers Joseph Buch holt Henry Zarlengo Jobo Zarlenzo Daniel Callahan Philip Herple George Mulhollan Walter Huchbolts William Aufaneg Thomas Landers Adamseh fer Edward Bachholtz Peter ette Allies Wepler Mary Haley Clara Fester Margaret Landers Margaret Shay Mitrebeth Selo Ter Helen Elisperman Elizebeth Pitzgore ald Martha Murphy Laark Wepler Leena Schrifer.
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St Mary's Catholic Church
George Straub
Isadore Rite
Hears Luke Frances Myers
Joseph Buchholt
Henry Zarlengo
Jobo Zarlenzo
Daniel Callahan
Philip Herple
George Mulhollan
Walter Huchbolts
William = Aufaneg
Thomas Landers
Adamseh Fer
Edward Bachholtz
Peter \ette
Allies Wepler
Mary Haley
Clara Fester
Margaret Landers
Margaret Shay Mitrebeth Selo Ter
Helen Elisperman
Elizebeth Pitzgoreald
Martha Murphy
Laark Wepler
Leena Schrifer
Showman Fails In Wooster Street Show
Hard luck mars the Gen Cus wax works in Wooster as sickness and misfortune ruin the voyage. The showman and his wife arrive during the street fair, lose most effects, and part with a broken heart after a failed sale. They depart after attempts at business end as the town earns a bad reputation for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Jack
Wooster
Sudden Illness Strikes Wooster Resident Cunningham
Alvouzt Cunningham oof Wooster fell ill Sunday while out walking with Mrs Midd and others. Mr Canningham attempted rescue, assisted by Charles Zaring and George Hatin who drove to summon aid. Frank Culbertsop helped carry Cunningham to the Nations House vicinity. Dr Braden attended, Cunningham recovering by evening and improved the next day. Cunningham had been ill with rheumatism and related troubles for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvouzt Cunningham
Cantinghans
Maunningham
Braden
Cunningham
Lishone
Orbeumatsn
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Social Notes
Pavid City
Nem
Baa
Genesee
Oasett
Harding & Jos
King
Ang -&Cortetesiuse
Will Bell
Fugland
Campania
J. Gadevd Wohidee
Wort Ter
James Bechtel
Lace
Mins Glenelle Reed
Bloumington
Hort Uton
George Beis, Wauver
Baltimore
Wilhelm
Ear, Avenue
Gus
George Ayleworth
Toledo
Couterman I
Aylsworth
George
Chicago
Paris
Itiau Sk Toon
Eberly
Kobert
God Eberts
Custom Theatres
Keith
Tomuny Bas
Tor
AS T Lehmyo
Missy Bill Carr
Bipanideton
Beaver Falls
Mio
Moboostuith
Leva
Boyd Smith
Lola Brenneman
Lara Sunder
Veats
Smith Vile
VC Thing
Thus Fitzgerald
Mary MacGowan
Tiggerald
Big Rrativ
Aibong Wooster
Neikirk
Tomacht
General Synod of the Pretarned Church
Newsirk
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Corps of Engineers
Penook
Rising Star Knights of Pytaius
Ageoly Creek
Kester
Obo Applebungh
Punnaksof Co
Narcotitan Hobisher Co
Wey
Sal Peter Do Boegner
Regg
Pa Vol Infantry
Tuotti
Fron Ney
Tool
Henry W Peters
Regio VG
Biscrios
4Th Ward
Michael Miller
Whitmore Toold
Board of Pruestion
Puesads
Puesdas
May
John Johnson
Columbus
Hove BP
Neon
Naser
Peter Conrad
Smithville
John J. Kinney
Harry H Youre
Johnshope
Rope
Wester Warner
Buslding
F. C. Gerlach
A. B Peckinpaugh
Lieut. W. Barnard
Mansfield
Spigary
Nemb
Shreve
Frank Gault
Whitworth College
Tacoma
Jos. Gault
Gault
Boyce
Roosevelt
Annapolis Academy
Sterling
Bettton
Massil- P
Ebzy
Holmesville
Pier Tees
Ecto
Sarixilla
Ana
Cannon Ont Public Square
Catholic Church
Showman
Alvinzt Cunningham
Serge
Young Men
Roy
Corder Madras
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Frick
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