Memorial Sabbath Sermons Honor Veterans and Nation
Rev J N Keifer in Madisonburg United Presbyterian led a large memorial service stressing patriotism and duty for others. Wooster veterans attended along with post members and local dignitaries. Rev J Frank Smith and Rev E L Warner spoke on war, peace, and Christian citizenship guiding civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Keifer
United Presbyterian Church
Madisonburg
J.B. Taylor
Harry McClarran
Andrew Branstetter
Jesse McClellan
John Br, McKinney
Melton Steed
L. R. Carr
J. J. Geigey
Wooster
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman’s Relief Corps
Geo. John A Logan
Black Jack
Fighting Jack
John A. Logan
Church of
Daniel
God
Hattery Loys
J. Frank Smith
Wooster 26th Commencement Programme Summary
Wooster University's 26th commencement outlines events from May 30 to June 11 including baccalaureate, recitals, class day exercises, alumni meetings, and the main commencement in Dasium Hall. Notes list guest speakers, faculty, student activities, and related receptions with several local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanke Chapel
Ye A.m
Ymc.a
Henry W Hulbert
Lane Seminary
Kauke Chapel
Board of Trustees
City Hall Board of Education
City Opera House
Willard
School of Music -City Opera House
Central Alumos Association
Music Hall
Hoover Cottage
Alamo
Armory Hall
Savannah Academy
G. M. Johnston
Misa Mabel Mitchell
Spokane
Washington
Stanford University
Kasuke Chapel
H. J. Haudenschild
Mansfield
Opera House
Fly Ruining the Wheat Delays Farmland Recovery
A Wooster to Burbank drive Sunday shows fly damage to wheat far worse than expected. Across hundreds of acres the crop yield may drop below one fourth, with many fields yielding little to no seed. Some areas remain undamaged, but the pest’s unprecedented numbers threaten most fields. One farmer estimated averages under five bushels per acre, with many acres plowed under this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Burbank
Hard Hit by a Horse in Village Incident
Marshal Dell Hart of Burbank nearly died from a horse kick while hitching up to go home after planting corn west of the village. He suffered facial injuries but no bones were broken. Earlier, Daniel Hiner Jr lost control of a frightened horse on the Square, crashing into a milk wagon at the Ohio House and injuring the driver as the horse bolted toward Apple Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Souvatin
Sterling
Nelson
R. F. Fitch
Allegheny
Rev. W. T. Mitchell
Lansing
Michigan
Albert D. Sherman
T. T. Reynolds
West Virginia
Pingree Grove
Ind
Presbyterian Church
Marshal Dell Hart
Burbank
Hart
Dr. Jos. Brinkerhorst
Daniel Hiner, Jr
Nearefferson
South Market Atreet
Ohio House
Gotiieb Laper
Mingled Woods triumph over Wadsworth in tight 8 to 6 opener
In Wadsworth, North Lawrence, the Ming lewoods beat Wadsworth 8 to 6 in a closely contested opener. Pitcher Anderson fanned 10 as McCarty starred with a sensational catch and key hits. Attendance was large and both clubs showed tight defense and late-inning drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woostee
Wadsworth
Minglewoods
North Lawrence
Wadsworth Grounds
Routers
Root
Anderson
McCarty
Lee
Hutchison
Gaffney
R. Pollock
E. McCarty
Britton
Evans
J, Pollock
Anderson P
Baumgartner Cf
Fisher If
Minglewood
Morgan
E McCarty
BR. Lae
Gasney
Baumgartner
Jones
Pollock
H. Mackey
Lawrence
A Wayne County Woman Takes Poison in Hotel
Ravenna special 20th Cleveland Leader reports Mrs. Joseph Cammarn, lessee of the Columbia House, moved from Shreve to Ravenna and lies near death after taking corrosive sublimate and gasoline. Recovery doubtful due to acute inflammation. She gave two statements about her motive, including a double morphine dose and a mistaken bottle of poison for bromo seltzer, as his husband claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna
Cleveland
Joseph Cammarn
Columbia House
Shreve
Armenian famine relief funds acknowledged from Wooster
A Wooster letter to Rev O A Hills D D acknowledges a $22.25 draft for Armenian relief. The Cleveland branch National Armenian Relief Committee confirms receipt and notes funds directed to Turkey relief, with a shortage of funds and urgent need for more contributions. E D Trowbridge, secretary, sends thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilla
Wooster
Cleveland
National Armenian Relief Committee
Superior Street
O A. Hills
D.D. Wooster
National Committee
E. D. Trowbridge
Rally Day and Church Delegates in Wheeling News
The United Presbyterian congregation considers delegating to Glasgow next month for the Pan Presbyterian meeting but Rev Dr J Q Campbell declines due to pastoral duties. Bethel Church of God hosts Rally Day with Rev Kirkpatrick and Mrs Kirkpatrick attending. Local notices cover plans for Wayne county August Centennial and ongoing church alliance signings. Pentecost observed in Wooster with sermons at Reformed and English Lutheran churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Campbell
United Presbyterian Church
Reformed Churches
Glasgow
Scotland
Campbell
Dutch Reformed Church
Wayne County
Church of the Redeemer
Bethel Church of God
Kirkpatrick
Smithville
Harrisburg
Ohio Eldership
Kingston
Board of
General Missions
News of Home Churches
Church Alliance
George Mather
J. F.smith
Preston
Lucius Smith
United Presbyterian
J. Q. Campbell
Kerman
J.O. Campbell
D. D
First Presbyterian
O A Hills
D.D
Bethany Baptist
E. A. Read
Wooster
E . Beck
Reformed Church
W. W. Criley
English Lutheran Church
Bonds Voided by Ohio Constitution Ruling in Wayne County
Wayne County Common Pleas Judge Dowell ruled that the bonds in Wm Keehn versus City of Wooster were issued under unconstitutional law and void against innocent holders. He ordered interest payments resumed. Other cases decided included deeds corrections, assignee claims, tax liens, and a will construction dispute with demurrer sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County Common Pleas
Ohio
Dowell
Wayne County Common Pleas Court
Wm. Keehn
City of
Wooster
Wooster & Muskingum Valley
K. R
United States Supreme Court
W.f.kean
A. J. Thomas
Keehn
W.C. Yost
M. L. Smyser
City
W . Clark
Margaret Hovison
North Grant Street
J. D. Robison
A.D. Metz
M. C Kouch
H.B Swartz
Robert L. Adair
Charles M. Lovett
Adair
Adair & Adair
Ross W. Funck
Wm. Ditmarr
Lavion Taylor Et al
Benjamin Eason
A. D. Metz
Independent Paper Endorses Capt McClure for Congress
The Newcomerstown Index notes that Capt McClure has proven an able representative in Congress, earning general district satisfaction. He shown intelligent appreciation of district needs and toiling for farmer merchant laborer and old soldier. Competitor for Congressional honors not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
Congress
St Louis Excursions for Republican National Convention
Rail excursion details from Pennsylvania Lines for St Louis events on June 12, 14, 16 and 18 with return validity until June 71. Times and ticket information available from Pennsylvania Line Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Line
Uniformed Parcel Porters Extend to New Pennsylvania Lines Stations
The Uniformed Parcel Porter service, recently established at Jersey City and now extended to Philadelphia Broad Street, will meet trains and assist passengers from 6 a.m. to midnight. Porters will help with rolling chairs, meet carriages, and carry parcels, with no charges expected. gratuity is optional. Wright's Celery Tea advertised as regula tor for nerves and kidneys, cure for constipation and headache at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsyvania
Courtland Street Ferry
New York City
American Line
Sixth Avenue
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Desbrosses Street Ferry
Ninth Avenue
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UNION
G A. R
H. C. Martindale
Winkler Post
Lattasburg
J. S. Ross
G. A.R
West Salem
Ross
Christ
Massachusetts
E. L. Warner
Wooster University
F Scovél
School of Oratory
Kanke Chapel
Lucca
Edwin Beck
Waynesburg
Stark County
Spink Street
Scovel
Europe
Jane
Alvin B. Clay
Drs. Stoll & Ryall
Applecreek
Town Boys
W. H. Pheley
Pemberville
C. C. Connell
Lisbon
Alpha Tau
Sophs
J. ©. Boyd
Persia
S. L. Ward
W.W. P. Holt and
Gage
Highland Park
K. C. Myers
G. B. Vail
Church of God
Wright
City Hall
North Market St
South Market St
Public Square
North Street
Beall Avenue
Lissa Spruce
College Avenue
Bowman St
Beall Ave
Beyer ~T
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