Wooster Triumph Over Kenyon In Close Gambier Gridiron Battle
Wooster defeated Kenyon 11 to 10 at Gambier in a hard fought gridiron clash. Kenyon led 10 6 at halftime but Wooster surged late with Captain Whitcraft and Abbey forcing several standout plays. Abbey punted well and Whitcraft’s 75 yard run swung the momentum as Wooster held Kenyon to a final stop on downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Wooster
Gambier
Gooch
St. John’s Cup of Joy
Kenyons
At & Spower
Whitcraft
Weaver
Abbey
Iachin
Varsity
Iece
Wooster Boys
Etvo
Drawns
Kenyon Boys
Boggs
Ricketts
Jackson
Quin
York
Lee
Whiteratf
Tate
Hayman
Woosters
Haynan
Ike
Social Notes Highlight Local Church Gatherings
Mies Anna Hurst of Pittsburg Avenue hosted Saturday evening for about twenty Sabbath school members at Stow Exchange with light refreshments. Westminster church women held a Friday meeting on College Avenue focusing on Korea with Mrs Orr, Mrs Chaddock, and Mrs Speer leading devotions. The group begins Vid Christi study, presenting six chapters at six meetings. Miss Mary Nelson opened with Paul to Constantine period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Anna Hurst
Pittsburg Avenue
Tus
First
Presbyteria Church
Stow Exchange
Westminster Church
Fordigt
Robert Morrison
Mary Nelson
Paul
Constantings
Fire destroys barn on Jacobsey farm near Orrville
About 1 a m last Thursday a large barn on Jacobsey’s turn, two miles northwest of Orrville, burned completely. A resident was on the farm. it is believed to have been set by tramps. Two road scrapers, an cloverhuller, belongings of a New York firm, and a hog pen were stored in the barn. No cattle or horses were harmed. Loss estimated around 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobsey
Orrville
New York
Bern
Frey
University Notes Report of Local Movements and Illness
A. A. Nicholls travels to Detroit due to a relative’s illness. Ada Duncan leaves for Killbuck for a short home visit. William Blaser responds to a telegram announcing his stepmother’s death in Winesaborg. Robert Glenn recovers from malaria and will soon return to class. L. H. Severance of Cleveland, after several Wooster days, returns home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Nicholls
Detroit
Ada Duncan
Killbuck
William Blaser
Winesaborg
Robert Glenn
L. H. Severance
Cleveland
Wooster
Big Score Talk From Cleveland Plain Dealer on Case Game
The Plain Dealer previews a Saturday clash with Case, noting Wooster and Reserve aim to rack up big scores while Oberlin and Ohio State lead in total points. It recalls Wooster’s earlier 17 0 Reserve win and Wooster 11 10 Kenyon win, with Kenyon likely to visit Reserve. The piece highlights Wooster’s heavy lineup, Reserve’s 68 0 Oberlin scoring, and Kenyon’s anticipated appearance, plus Wooster’s coach and the team’s hard practice this week as they expect a surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wooster
Chachona
Ohio
Ohio State
Oberlin
Cleveland
Heit
Kenyon
Usthiron
The
Baptists
Fdldp-Ag
St John
Ecketrem
Wooster Trims Canton In Scoring Football Showdown
Wooster high school over Canton 23 to 5 in a tense afternoon game. Shory opened scoring for Canton, followed by Follis on a run and a kick. Second half Nice replaced Charlton and Wooster added two more touchdowns, with McSweeney and Follis contributing. Officials were Kuhn and Swarts. game halves 20 and 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theigh School
Cnantoo High
Canton
Goaline
Jell
Fullis
Nice
Charlton
Wooster
Wooater
McSweeney
Follis
Uuall
R. E . March
R. T
Brown
R Gi
Gilwon
Wenger
G. Raub
L. T
Wiliams
Bouckwalter
St Louis World's Fair Bureau in 1904 Pennsylvanian offices
An OCR fragment describes a World’s Fair Bureau operated by the Pennsylvania Lines. It mentions free information offices at ticket desks and a Wooster Street address, with garbled phrases about a training booklet and agents seeking engagement at the fair. The text is incomplete and contains many transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lonis
Lattasburg Notes on Church Work and Local Builds
Lattasburg New York state style notes report evangelical meetings led by Waengard and brother from West Salem. Local developments include HP Gable’s new house, Swinehart and John Myers barns, and repainting of Progressive church. John Moore builds a new house for Frank McHinger near Reedsburg. D J Miller broke a leg hauling logs, with prior arm injury last year. Township schools in session with a list of teachers for numbered districts including joint districts Cheater, Wayne, Perry, Ashland counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattasburg
Nouv
Evanelical Church
Ev Waengard
West Salem
B. F. Swinebart
Common Pleas Court
HP. Gable
B. F Swinehart
John Myers
John Moore
Frank McHinger
Reedsburg
A. E. Ebert
M. Bowman
H. S Butt
Fern McQguire
Blatchly
Chas. Fahr
E. O. Bott
J W Ebert
Mr. Langell
Cheater Township
Wayne County
Perry Town
Ashland County
Death in Mt Eaton: Henry Auxberger Found Dead
The village records Henry Auxberger aged about 65 found dead in his room Friday morning after a long illness. Funeral set for Sunday at one o clock at the Reformed church conducted by Rev J Beck. Local notes mention weather, farming, and visitors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Auxberger
Daniel A
Parkinson
Flenry Auxberger
Auxberger
George Stauffer
Beach City
Thig Plage
Riley
Robert Kenwell
Sadi Seblgtly
Mra
J.P. Rasa
Ayr
Yoming Johnson
Dow
Plice Sanday
Tony
Shooting at Maysville Sparks Local Incidents and Accidents
Reports from Maysville on November 18 recount a range of town happenings. Wal ten Howab visits Beach City San. Philip Maleau is recovering from illness. Addison Johnson stays with family in Glenshaw. Mrs. Stauffer visits from Akron. Local misfortunes include a diner accident and a ducking of a chicken thief. A field fire spreads and is stopped after hours. principal hire at the school. several near misses and hunting accidents are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysvilla
Walton Howauquits
Beach City San
Philip Maleau
Addison Johnson
Glenshaw Pa
Jacol Stauffer
Akron
Wilbur Derr
Frank Matthey
Aston
Fred Morel
Alliance Allen Brown
Adrwan
Cavton
Lewis Malcail
Clens Collars
Lon Horacre
Johnson Uatzenberger
Earl Wescott
Mt Eaton
C. A. Brown
Gov Io
Bret
Jess
Bear Ho
Brown
Nathan
Tusk
Gan
Hert
Colmfield
Lee
Obituary notices of Adams Elson and Littell families in small town
Obituary notices report the death of T L Adams husband of Mrs Littell with their two children and a move to Denver. also William Elson a brother of Dr Richard Elson dies of paralysis in Auburn Indiana after a long service life starting on a farm in Chester township and a Civil War veteran. Jory resident of Dalton, Mrs Consid, and others noted. Burial services held with Rev Kyle at Beech City. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Littell
Denver
Col
Mra
Littell
T. L
Adams
William Elson
Richard Elson
Auburn
Ind
Chester Township
Indiana
Elson
Eliabeth Consid
Dalton
RR Kyle
Beech City
Goyerth Pel
Svere Irtoar
Hurlea
Franklin Om
Aye Ee
Penathee
Ceitiatar
Marriage License Abbreviated List From Wooster and Shreve
A partial roster of marriage licensees appears including Emile B Panmier of Wooster and Ruth Craig of Shreve, plus several others from Applecreek East Union and nearby towns. The piece notes communities like Wooster Akron and Cleveland hospitals, with local social updates on residents and a church event held last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile B. Panmier
O F Wooster
Ruth
Craig
Shreve
D. Thorain
Akron
Wn B. Tracy
Applecreek
A. R. Fetter
Mary Zimmerma
East Union
Broderick Kohlber
Minnie
Anne of Bothakk
Geo
H. Setull
Titi
Cairee “ Stanfer
Noyestino
Intel
Fannie
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Black Bear Hat Store
Corner Market
Howard Streets
Byrider Bros
Sigur i
BY the
Way
Yonkers Statesman
Chicago Tribune
New York Sun
Texas
Gost
Patent Office
University Notes
Danie
Wooster High
Canton Snowee
D. Mitler
Maysville
Marty Frrvi
Pleeta.& Ser
Wee
Oral Williams
Cneville
Etta Lowe
Lowe
Euan
Nettie Morgan Myers
Homwein
Ace New Ggt
Willams
Tonshline
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