Patterson Graduates List of County Examinations Winners
Complete list of emaghc re Eee ele of the county who passed the Patterson law exams and will receive diplomas at the June commencement. Names span Wooster, Orrville, Smithville, Mt Eaton, Creston, Applecreek, Dalton, Fredericksburg, Congress, and more with numerous towns and institutions represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emaghc
Mabel Barnard Conereas
Melissa Berry
Burbank
Gert Saltzman
West Salem
Eva Maurer
Mt Eaton
Alice Houser
Fonk Mars Steele
Raymond Bartcey
Applecreek
Etta Musselman
Applecrees
Orrin Shepherd
Congress
Walter Roth
Eaton
Milo Villard
Nettie Snyder
Wooster
Della Miller
Smithville
Sylvia Smith
Overton
Mary Adair
Hila Steiner
Barton City
Ethel Staiey
John Bidle
Roy Grady
Jennie Culler
Bessie Carson Wooster
Ladys Fraze
Carrie Holmes
Alma Frey
Orrville
Roy Easterday
Edna Tschantz
Mt. Eaton
Isie Hovwenstine
Fredericksburg
Mary Graver
Gail Keiffer
Melvin Rterig
Allen Steer
Dalton
Lester Graber
Daniel Meghbler
Smithvile
Mary Lehman
Burton City
T B. An Eery
Rittman
Oscar Fetzer
Creston
Guy NoAfee
Anna Fetzer
Irgaret Notestein
Canaan
Iva Adams
Sterling
Bertha ‘Sherrick
Anthony Wefiod
North Lawrace
84Mend Balz
Marshallville
Clive ‘Tracy
William Waller
Lena Wieman
Susana Moser
Hex McDowell
Alvin Shrock
Clarence Mehr
Hiram Smith
Ethel Haley
Hose Stanger
Lucy Tchurman
Marshallily
John Oberbultzer
Reedsburg
Ethel Hoffman
Alfred Burger
Doylestown
Edward Scoordel Rittman
George Crosby Applecreek
Floyd Yoder
James McFadden
Daniet Ammerwan
Marshallile
Mary Warner
Bishop Leonard Visits Wooster Parish for Ordination Instruction
The Right Reverend William A. Leonard, bishop of the Diocese, attended St James Episcopal parish in Wooster on Friday evening in official capacity. He stayed at the home of John McSweenes, where a reception was held in his honor. The visit included administering instruction to a class of ladies and gentlemen on church tenets, praising Rector Kefi D. Stauffer and teachers at the Sabbath school, and commending the work of the bright boys and their teacher Mrs. Jo B. Minier. The ceremony featured the vested choir in the Processional and Recessional, adding to the religious atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm A. Leonard
Onis
St James Epiecorpal
Wooster
Bia
Leonard
John McSweenes
Leonard Ch
Kefi D. Stauffer
Levnard
Bay
Bright Boys
J.o B. Minier
Sudden Death of Mrs Sarah Stauffer near Apple Creek
Mrs Sarah Stauffer aged 60 wife of Lewis Stauffer living near Apple Creek died suddenly Friday while awaiting medical care. She was a retiree and longtime resident of the area. The death stunned the community and authorities were notified to conduct a routine inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Stauffer
Lewis Stauffer
Apple Creek
Avaiting
Stauffer
Hor
Assessing Railroads by State Auditors
Auditor Hough oversees annual railroad assessments with meetings in Cleveland and Canton. Roads like the Erie and Wheeling and Lake Erie receive tax duplices adjustments, with additions to Wayne county and new construction factored. Dates span May 22 to May 25 for various roads, while Ashland and Wooster timing remains unsettled.
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Hough
CA. and
Cleveland
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Wayne County
Lorain
Wheeling
Clevean
Erie
Ft Wayne
Canton
Baltimore & Ohio
Jones
Southwestern Electric
Ashland and Wooster
Commissioners Allow Bills In County Meeting
County commissioners approved a long list of bills including payments to Herald Ptg Co, Central Ribbon Co, Wayne Co Democrat, Mohican Gas Co and Jacksonian Pty Co among others. Names such as N Hough J Harrold Isaac N Hough and D E Spars appear repeatedly in the ledger alongside various small businesses and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
N. Hough
Chris Shondel
Herald Ptg. Co
Henry M Knepp
Eyman
Waycre Co. Democrat
Central Ribbon Co
Faning& O
John Hites
Wayne Co. Democrat
Raggles Gale Co
N Hough
P AH Watson
Jir
J. Q. Richarda Geo Kreiger
Barratt Bros
Wayne Doemocrat
Flattery
J C Harrold
D. E Sphar
Isaac N Hough
J. D. Baer
J & Arnard
Mohican Gas Co
Jacksonian Pty Co
Andrew Butler
Centuary Ribbon Co
W Ho Anderson Co
LC Franks
Armstrong Brown
W E Rice
George J Kriger
H Billman
É& Q
Tel. Co
Coller Tty Co
Rudolph Schmid
M M Fowler
Mosler Safe Co
Lio
Wooster Electric Co
Board of Public Service Lion
Noted South Buckeye Woman Found Dead in Bed
Miss Aap Harrison of the corner of South Buckeye and East Henry streets was found dead in bed on Thursday. Dr Warren and coroner Zaring concluded death was likely from apoplexy with no inquest needed. Harrison, active in church and Sabbath School, lived with family and caretakers including Miss Minnie Harrison and Aunt Auna Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aap Harrison
South Buckeye
East Henry Streets
Frank Snyder
Miss Harrison
Dr Warren
Anna Barriso
Minnie Harrison
Magsillon Huazpital
Auna Emerson
Mies Harrison
Mun
Too Many of Em in Mt Vernon Daily Receivership
The Daily, a prominent Mt Vernon paper, faced financial strain with a receiver installed to manage debts. Locals report multiple capers and shifting ownership as the paper contends with challenges in the wake of receivership.
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star + centry
Mt Vernon
Thor Daly
Hurst Wins Tuscarawas County Fight for Endorsement
Edward Hurst won the endorsement for Congress in Tuscarawas County primaries held Friday. He secured the county’s nomination and will campaign on the same platform at the New Philadelphia convention. Hurst’s victory is seen as opposition to Wertz, with Cassingham of Coshocton not unfriendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hurst
Tuscarawas County
Mr Hurst
Hurst
New Philadelhia
Toscaranas
Wertz
Mr Wertz
Aple
Jane
Cassingham
Coshocton
Holmes County Delegation Split At Conventention
Millersburg Republican reports Holmes county will divide its delegation to the Congressional convention at New Philadelphia though efforts aim for a Wertz solid bloc. Rumor ties Edward Wertz to a Board of Railway Commissioners appointment via Judge W Stilwell if he wins Holmes County support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Holmes County
New Philadelphia
Wertz
Wayne County
Gall
Edward Wertz
Warna County
W Stillwel
Board of Railway Commissioners of
Ohio
Stat Board of Railway Commissiopere
Westera
Jo Stilwells
Celsus Pomerenne
Berlin
Philadelphia
Jade Pomerene
Holwes
Cosborton
Wayne
Tusaiawas
Bint
Young mother dies after hospital stay in Cleveland
Mrs Luella Fissell aged 24 of Creston died in Victory Hospital Cleveland after treatments for stomach abscesses. She had a baby daughter seven months old, survived by husband Walter Fissell and parents James Gallantine. Funeral held Friday in Creston with interment in village cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Fissell
Yveare
Walter Fissell
Ted Welneslay
Cleveland
Creston
Fissell
Faself
James Gallantine
Cresta
Kartiurt
Manny
Fiscell
Wooster
Younyg
City Budget Preparations Under Way Draw In Taxes
City departments draft annual budgets to be folded into the mayor and council plan as the next year’s city tax quota is determined. Officials seek clarity on the overall levy as budget work proceeds amid widespread questions about revenue and spending.
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Reese
Newman
First Conservatory Recital Features Two Talented Soloists
Miss Mary Nice and Miss Orra Redett presented the inaugural Conservatory of Music recital, performing a varied program that impressed the audience. Mrs. David Metzler led with graceful charm as she accompanied the students through Beethoven, Tschaikowski, Bach, and other composers, showcasing technical finesse and expressive depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Mary Nice
Orra Redett
David Metzler
Metzler
Tschaikowski
Jeanne d'Arc
Farawell
Ye Mountains
Bach
Relude and
Fogue
D. Seeling
Schubert
Liszt
the Erlking
Scarlatti
Presto Mason
Prelude
MacDowell
Bluette
Leavhhetizky
Miss Redett
Jadassohbn
Air de Ballet
Chopin
Valse
Rachmaninoff
Premie
Mies Nice
Sarjeant
Mra
Metzler Gchemann
Bird
Prophet
Brahms
Rhapsodie
Beethoven
Sonata
Miss Nice
New Penn Lines Schedule Changes May 27
The Pennsylvania railroad will shift to daylight saving time on Sunday May 27. Rumors say trains 31 and 32 may run through from Mountsfield to Crestline while trains 1 and 41 may terminate in Mansfield instead of Crestline. Train 11 may gain coaches, and trains 11 and 416 could be joined to run through to New York.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Wooster
Mtansfield
Crestline
Mansfield
New York
Thirteenth annual reunion of the 120th OVI set for June 1906
The 13th annual reunion of the 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry will be held in Perrysville Ashland County Ohio on the Sunday in June 1906 Comrades Our ranks are thinning with each passing year and it is hoped every surviving member will attend and answer to your call on that day John R McKinney
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120Th
OVI
Perrysville
Ashland County
Ohio
Jvhn R. Mi Kinneey
Good Citizenship League Corrects Sunday Drug-Store Post
Members of the Good Citizenship League inform The Republican that Tuesday’s paper misrepresented their stance on Sunday closures. The league disclaims action on the matter and notifies readers they are not responsible for unauthorized conversations with druggists. The Republican apologizes for the inaccurate impression.
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The
Good Citizenship League
the Republican
League
Trek Republican
Want Students Stopped Also Chief Leiner Receives Complaint
Chief Leiner has a communication from a B&B resident asking that students and others be forbidden from playing ball on streets. Some students who play on streets have moved to vacant lots after notification.
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Leiner
B&b
Bya
Deaths From Appendicitis and Digestive Aids Promote Relief
The ad copy touts Dr Kings New Life Wills for relief from constipation and chronic indigestion, claiming safer digestion, vitality, and a painless end. It also markets Kodol for dyspepsia, Pulesules for kidney and bladder health, and Kreiger Drug Store inventory with asserted cures and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strereth
Vigor
Laubach & Rovd
de Trothemlisk
Kreiger
Dix
Eman Hedea Leas Faces Local Hearing
Eman Hedea, a Leas resident, faces a local hearing this week on a dispute over property access. City officials and the Leas council have scheduled mediation to resolve the issue and determine possible fencing adjustments.
Foley’s Honey and Tar Remains Best Cough Remedy
Advertisement warns against imitations of Foley’s Honey and Tar by rival firms, noting the genuine product comes in a yellow package. It promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs and colds and urges customers to ask for the genuine article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Foley
Chas. E. Bixler
Laubach & Boyd
Social notices of weddings and gatherings in Wooster area
Rev F A Graeper united Miss Ida Beck and Jacob Long in marriage at the German Evangelical parsonage on May 15. A lively wedding party and afterglow celebrations followed. Wallace Smith hosted a wedding feast for Pocomok Club members. Out of town guest Fred A Schuch attended North Grant street home. Roy Hartman hosted a masquerade with games and refreshments. Ladies' Aid Society held an all day meeting at the pastor’s home on South Buckeye. Wayne Rebekah Lodge guests enjoyed refreshments as the lodge remains in good condition. Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society to meet in church parlors. Senior class of High School hosted most graduates from Shreve at Relief Corps Hall with musical program and light refreshments. Junior class hayride to Katharine Sherrick’s home with games and music. Sylvia Boone surprise party with friends and refreshments. Hattie Myers and J H Higdon announced for Los Angeles marriage. previously announced in The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Graeper
Mr Smith
Fred A. Schuch
Alliance
Shreve Schoo
Relief Corps Hall
Katharine Sherrick
Sylvia Boone
Hattie Myers
Henry Myers
J H Higdon
Los Angeles
Cale
Republican
Missionary Society Meetings Across Churches Highlight Flower Day
The Women’s Home Missionary Society met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Gelsal man’s Beall avenue home for Flower Mission Day with flower baskets for the sick. Mrs. J M Eves spoke on Tidings from the Southland. musical selections and prayers followed. refreshments ended the gathering. The Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Societies convened in the church, with devotions by Mrs. Hershey and reports from Ashland and the Foreign Society, a Stam paper by Mrs. Morgan, and a social hour with refreshments. The Lutheran Young Ladies Missionary Society met at Miss Ethel Rockey’s on Spink street with scripture lessons, quartette music, and hosting by Miss Rockey and the Sherricks.
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Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Societies
Hershey
Ashland
Shupe
Miss Gordon
Foreign Society
Mrs Morgan
Miss Morgan
Missinary Society of the Lutheran Church
Ethel Rockey
Spink Street
Miss Rockey
Sherrick
Helen Newkirk
Misa Shives
Robinson
Rockey
Bolus
Newkirk
A Warning On Tired Feeling Before Exertion
An old advertisement states fatigue before exertion signals low vitality and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic. It urges sufferers not to delay in taking Hood's Sarsaparilla today.
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Hood
Women society program and officers elected
Mrs Rockey of the women's society gave an interesting talk and Miss Cora Sherrick read a paper on the work of women. The Misses Sherrick performed a duet. Home department officers were elected: President Mrs J C Boyd, vice president Miss Kauftman, second vice president Miss Dean, secretary and treasurer, and the social hour and supper followed.
Ohio rail fares to add ten cents redeemable on ticket
The Central Passenger association voted to add ten cents to all cash rail fares in Ohio, redeemable when the fare receipt is shown to the railway agent. The move aims to encourage advance ticket buying. The group rejected requests for lower convention rates, citing a two cent rate impracticable due to Ohio legislation. A local citizen quips that bad money sticks, recounting a rotten dollar episode in Columbus during a state party convention.
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Ohio
Central Passenger Association
Columbus
Wayne County
William
City
Fractured Left Arm After Push from Wagon
Estella, daughter of Ross W friek and wife, fractured her left elbow when a passerby pushed her while she stood in a wagon. She fell to the pavement Wednesday afternoon. Dr H. d. fell provided surgical care.
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Estella
Ross W Friek
H. d. Fell
Anaemia Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills
Advert sees Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to create new blood and relieve nervous indigestion. Testimonial from Mrs Jesse Fink of Akron Ohio describes severe anaemia and weakness improved after taking pills, weight regain to 120 pounds, and lasting wellness. Pills touted for stomach weakness and debility with guarantees and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr Williams
Dr. Williams
Stubbon
Vy Neil
Prutiadt
Egit
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Health
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic remedy made from glycerine extracts of native medicinal plants. It claims cures for weak nervous women and asserts a forty year track record with endorsements from medical practitioners. It offers a free book on ingredient claims and invites readers to contact the Invalids' Hotel for confidential advice.
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Dr Pierce
Pierce
Gary
B.pierce
Butalo
Aa Varalva
Tafurn
Dr. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
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St. James Parish
Auditor Hough
Scott
New Phildelphia
Cleveland Hospital
NEW Penn
Pinesules
Kriegers Drug Store
raHog Foley
Pena
Missionary Societies
Flower Mission
Young Ladies’ Society
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Pierceta Golden
Httle
Walter D. Foss
M. Gray
W Thompson
CHAS
R. Mayers
Wesley H. Zaugg
Miles H. Snyder
Teller
Citizens National Bank
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