Trial of Enola Morehouse Opens in Ohio Court
The State of Ohio vs Enola Morehouse began in common pleas court in West Salem with Judge Eus presiding. The courtroom was crowded as Morehouse and her husband attended, she in a gray gown and hat, listening to witnesses about alleged baby farm activities and possible death penalty. Her husband defended her innocence, while jurors were selected amid the proceedings and testimony focused on proving poisoning in the Baker case.
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State of Ohio
Enola Morehouse
West Salem
Common Pleas
Eus
Cleveland
Morehouse
O. F. Adams
Lorai
Ross W.funck
Wooster
Bae
Wan
W. A. Taylor
Sperrick Tintsman
Appleman
Otha Baker
Indicted Ohio mother faces trial in suspected infant poisoning
Mrs. Morehouse, a West Salen milliner and infant caretaker, is charged with poisoning a baby who died weeks earlier. Morphine traces found by the State Chemist figure in the case, though witnesses and officials linked to the death have faded or died. The trial era follows multiple deaths and political shifts, with her husband maintaining innocence.
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Delares
Cleveland
Wooster
Strauss in Firing Incident at Mahaney Home
In East Henry Street area a shooting occurred after a dispute involving Edward Mahaney and Mrs Strauss. John Strauss returned to the home with firearms, was resisted by Mahaney and neighbors, fired at the door, wounded, and later arrested. Police and medical officers attended. Strauss released on recognizance. Mahaney not prosecuted.
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Edouard Mahaoey
Williams
Edward Mahaney
East Henry Street
Ferra
Sis
Mahiper
Stauss
Mahaney
Mahafer
Maharev
Strauss
Stranpes
Stranes
Pato
Webb
Atuheny
Stratice
Secord Trom
Veh
Avesata Iu
Tico
Stivuse
Oroke
Bardwupi
Greit
Boyles
Livingstoa
Straves
Beeden
Baden
Nothioe
Rovecich
Mra. Strauss
Mahaney Fome Lhe
Janes Strauss Strauss
U Wooster Commencement Program Highlights Schedule
The 226th commencement program for the University of Wooster lists events across days from Tuesday to Friday including preparatory department services at Memorial Chapel, a communion service, Baccalaureate seating, Memorial Chapel activities, a conservatory commencement, and a luncheon with ticket invitations at Kauke Hall followed by a concert by the college choir.
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Kauke Hall
College Ghur
Corporation Laooh
Memrial Chapel
Wooster Tops Denison In Granville Dual Meet
In Granville Wooster defeated Denison 63 to 46 in the first dual track meet of the year. Capt. Binkley starred for Denison, winning the quarter mile and yard dash, with second in high jump. Morrison led Wooster in the open events, while Fulton and Craven shone in jumps. Denison’s Weddell, McKy, Stoop, and Shulzy provided strong relay and sprint showings.
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Granville
Denison
Wooster
Capt
Binkley
Denson
Yarc Dash
Morrison
Filton
Craven
Sinkley
Weddell
Coan
Binkey
Colville
Pole Vautt
Kramer
Wallace
Wan
Glycet
Fulton
Qin
Huttien
Pamment
Mackey
Haitmiteron
Prosecution Opens in Borges Trial Over Ubero Scheme
Wooster readers follow the Ferdinand E Borges case as evidence aims to prove the Ubero Mexican plantation venture was a fraud from the start. Frederick Chase leads the prosecution noting stock sold valued at a million dollars but dividends not earned by the plan.
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Ferdinand E. Borges
Fain
Tfrederick Chase
Indiana
Boston
Stacco
Ubers Varration
Call
Conrad F Plasterer ex infirmary director laid to rest
The Sunday funeral at Reedsburg honored Conrad F. Plasterer 78 of Lancaster County PA born and died at his son Johns home. He served two terms on the Board of Infirmary Directors and was active in the community. Survived by five siblings and several relatives.
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Conrad F. Plasterer
Reedsburg
John Plasterer
Rev
Booker
John Spotts
David Bowersock
William Hawk
Frederick Steir
Chas. Palmer
Roy Fishburn
Lancaster County
Ohio
Board of Infimary Directors
Plasterer
George and
W. P. Roach
Plain Township
G RO Felger
Middlepoint
Storm Strikes Tenant House on Metoy Farm in Wayne Township
Residents report a lightning strike hit the tenant house at the Metoy farm in Wayne Township on Wednesday afternoon. A baby girl born to Jon Mowery’s daughter survived the shock, with the child briefly knocked unconscious. Farmers noted heavier rainfall in the area than in August and the city, and the storm persisted for over an hour.
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Wayne Township
Mies
Jon Mowery
May 34 Mrs George Deitrick visitants and church notices
May 34 Mrs George Deitrick of Defiauve visited with sister Mrs Robert Graham and Walter Auster and friends at Waster last Sabbath. Church notices note observance of uhichen day, church events at Presbyterian and Church of Christ, and a state convention attendance by Maple. Other local visits, lunches, and sermon announcements fill the week with Collage choristers, birthdays, and community gatherings in Wooster and nearby towns.
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George Deitrick
Defiauve
Robert Graham Walter Auster
Waster
Sadie D. Dd
Church of Christ
G R. Compton
Mary Bell
Elizabeth Richards
Wooster
Frien
Prestierian
Presbyterian Church
Sandus
Movhlin
Etor C . Maple
Ohio Bristian Missionary Soccety
Uricosville
Church of Christ of
Ira Satie Dodd
Columona
Greenfielt
Ind
Newark
Ula Dietstina
Mra
Sal itiog Army meeting and local notes in Wooster region
May 22 several Salvatist Army of Wooster members plan a meeting at the M E church. Various residents travel, visit, or attend events in Wooster and nearby towns including Medina Hermonville and Seville. Cemetery neglect at Wayne Ourattle noted. local deaths prompt family attendance at Wooster burial.
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Sal ‘Itiog Army of Wooster
M. E
Jerry Snell
Medina
Misa Lottie Reese
Megatore
Merlie Herman
Hermonville
I D Snell
Ellington
John Snell
Wayne Ourattle
Gail Baker
Russell
Akron
Daniel Stouffer
Th Russell
Marie
Tommy
Wooster Cemetery
Hosiery Sale at The Syndicate on 6 E Liberty St
Hosiery for men women and children in Lisle and cotton in black white tan red blue and acetoh paid 10c 14c and 24c. They will satisfy your needs. Come and see The Syndicate at 6 E Liberty St.
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Lisle
Anji
E. Litorty St
He Has No Rival Dr Katchin Claims Deep Cure Power
Advertiser hails Dr Katchin as the leading living specialist in chronic disease with many praising his success. It claims patients once dying from cancer consumption heart disease or nervous disorders are now well, and that he treats all with kindness while offering free consultation and advice.
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Katchin
Wooster, Wi
Lovett Named Agent for Cleveland and Southwestern Traction in Wooster
J A O Wilson and Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co announce Charles M. Lovett former county treasurer will succeed W B Bronop as Wooster agent. Lovett will assume duties on June 1. He was an applicant believed to be well qualified for the post.
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J. AO. Wilson
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co
Woostey
Charles M. Lovett
W .B. Bronop
Wooster
Lovett
Pretty Wedding at New Ottsboro for Emma Blanche Weaver
The home of Mr and Mrs James Weaver in New Ottsboro hosted the marriage of their daughter Emma Blanche Weaver to Emil Schurdell of Cleveland. Reverend Housely officiated as Katharine Weaver played the wedding march. the couple will reside at 12 Ocean Street, Proveland, amid well wishes and gifts.
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James Weaver
New
Ottsboro
Emma Blanche
Cleveland
Emil Schurdell
Misa Katherine Weaver
E. J
Housely
Jeromeyville
R.m
Sterling May Shadows Bring Quiet Weekend
May 2 report notes light frost damage none. Milton township Sunday school event at Kropp's church praised. Rev Koshtter delivered sermon Sunday at U B church. Graduation class includes W A Barnhart, Emily Eby, Blanche Lor eaux. Commencement set for Saturday evening at TB church. May 2, 2006. Claus address by Pry Mitchell of New London Ohio. School election passed quietly. Carpenters started work on Men ute church Monday.
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Milton Township
Kropp
U.B
Kosht Tert
W. A. Barnhart
Emily Eby
Blanche Loreaux
T B
Claus
Pry Mitchell
New London
Ohio
Crops and road prep mark Plain May 22 items
Local notes cover farmers baling hay and preparing roads for a new season plus engine work by Frank Johnson on a large reader scraper overseen by James Fisher. Evangelicals and Methodists hold their Third Quarterly meeting, with Sunday school at the Plain Township Convent. Earl H. Anser leaves for a lucrative position with Brown Holding Mar Binees 0 in Cleveland as draftsman. Bark described as a young man likely to succeed in business.
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New Bay
Ais
Frank Johnson
James Fisher
Evangelicals
Maethodrete
Plain Township
Earl H. Nser
Cleveland
Bark
Preaching at A C Church in Moreland June 2 30 PM
May 23 Moreland announces services at the A C church on Sunday in June at 2 30 led by Elder C Maple of Fredericksburg. All church members urged to attend with friends from all faiths for worship. Services expected every two weeks and a note will be posted June 3 with future plans.
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Moreland
A C
Church of Christ
Fredericksburg
Soniay
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