Reverend MacHatton resigns Herronvenue Presbyterian post
The Rev Bartis R MacHatton surprised his Herronvenue Presbyterian Church congregation in Pittorg Pa by announcing resignation to pursue the American church in Jepsic Germany He will preach farewell December 4 and plans to sail for Europe with his wife and children in January to pursue studies at Leipzig University under Prof Hobek His departure marks a shift as Wooster University notes efforts to attract new students and as the Cabau family remains prominent in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartis R. MacHatton
Pitta Org
Jepsic
Germany
MacHatton
Europe
Hig
Nant
Aeipsd
England
Teipsie
Thig
Wooster Football Preview Faces Ohio State Clash
University hill buzzes with football as Wooster practices nightly ahead of Saturday's game with Ohio State. Fans hope for a surprise win while basketball talk begins post Thanksgiving with class games under Coach St. John yielding a promising roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hill
Wooster
Ohio State
St. John
Pest
Wousler
Readings at New Pittsburg concert delight crowd
A large appreciative audience braved bad weather to attend the second lecture concert by the Clary Vaughan Wales Co Min. Wales, whose elocution drew laughter and tears. At Wooster, Shanksy and Omar Fireslane visited family. A moving picture show failed to appear due to sickness. Prof Chas Fahr and family visited Lee Bowers. The Keptlican newspaper subscription urged.
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Clary Vaughan Wales Co
Min
Wales
Ehowel
Laour
Shanksyziving
Efytrnoan
Fuotusll Gau Es Bres Rremer
Wooster
Omar Fireslane
Snipe
Chester Center
Moving Picture Show
Chas Fahr
Lee Bowers
W. W. Kaufman
Solomon Premer
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mrs Baker and Mrs Youker hosted family members from Mansfeld and Lodl visiting last week. Several residents attended lectures by Echoor, with Col John Subieski scheduled for November 21. Mrs Smith and Mrs Balva Overs visited Creston and Seville, while Miss Mary Grist spent time in Ashland and residents from Lorain joined relatives in town for gatherings.
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Sloeph Baker
Heagneae
Ladge
Mansfeld
Mre
Hotler
Slater
Mgr Youker
Aeary Edger
Lodl
Thomas George
Ths Ware Vaughan Wales Company
Thor Firak- Aum Mdeer
Couras
Paves Fins Entertainment Neree
John Subieski
C. E Smith
Isa Koestrick'a
Jackson
Ray Rittenhouse
George
Greston
Walnesday
Thorelayg
Inetaysek
Creston
Seville
Missy Mary-Grist
Ashland
Taylor
Wadsworth
Erie
Fred “Norton
Iona Dale
Lawrence
Lorain
George Miller
Chas Burjuas
George Norton
Nov 23 Song Service at Presbyterian Church West Sabbath Ave
The article notes a Sunday program at the Presbyterian church on West Sabbath Avenue with the choir to be entertained in the evening at the home of old Krassl. Mrs Reboa Bishop visited her parents in Burbank last Wednesday and other local social visits are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bloomberg & Co
Sali
Wooster
Presbyterian Church
Old Kraassl
Reboa Bisbor
Burbank
Denarm
Vurao
Waly An. Danghters
Scott
David Kintner
Danghter
Raplds Bisler
Jacos Gichty
Wortaire
Malleslutz
Boarbank
Wreck attempt at St Marys Endangers Train Crew
An unknown person opened a switch near the Toledo Bid Onto Central crossing as the eastbound Lake Erie and Western No. 4 approached St Marys. The locomotive struck the switch, rolled over, burying Engineer Charles Greenland and Fireman Bruce Yingling beneath coal. Greenland severely burned and likely to die. Yingling only slightly hurt. Superintendent Dyer says a would be wrecking attempt caused the incident. Pattison on Inheritance Tax Pledge. Governor elect Pattison vows repeal of inheritance tax, calls the 3 percent levy excessive and harmful, aims to curb state spending and cut pointless public jobs.
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Buckeye
Lima
Lake Erie and Western
St Marys
Here
Toledo
Central Crossing
Charles Greenland
Bruce Yingling
Greenland
Yingling
Dyer
Pattison
Cincinnati
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Divergence in Russia on Government Policy Sparks Wide Debate
Moscow discusses attitude toward the new government at a zemstvo congress with over 800 delegates. Two camps emerge: push for a convocation of a constituent assembly and support for cooperation with Count Witte, or opposition to backing his government. Prominent conservatives and speakers from various regions debate law and order versus reform.
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Russia
Moscow
Zemstvo ‘Congress
Toyo
Archy
M Kranoffsky
St. Petersburg
Prince Eugene Troubetskoy
M. Nemirovesky
Saratof
Count Heydon
Congress
Dmitri Shipoff
M. Guichokof
M. Struge
M. Stakovwich
MN. Ff
Party of Law
Party of Law and Order
Peace Party
Count Witte
Local clubs and visitors share Bible readings at Armstrong home
November 22 a gathering at Joseph Armstrong’s country house hosted by the Yury Men's Christian Association of Wo ler featured Bible readings, Brule, and Current Events. Attendees included Mrs. Owings, Mrs Long, Mr Stocker, and Miss Alfa Armetrong, with Nellie Johnson visiting from Wooster.
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Luis Celaman
Calafurnis
Aleter
Jenarda
Mowery
Presbyterisu Coorep
Sfise
Joseph Armstrong
Owings
Ruth
Neon
Mrs Long
Bethlehem
Ton Yevara
Mr Stocker
Alfa
Edith Armetrong
Roxs Carr
Bloombild
Coroner probes mystery death in West Salem town
West Salem reports coroner J. H. Scillivan visited town to investigate a death suspected to be under suspicious circumstances. Stomach and liver samples were sent for chemical analysis. no report to date. Also noted are local illness updates, church services, and a home fire near Main Street.
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J. H. Scillivan
Mildred Hamelwork
Bas
Hattie Saltsman
Cleveland
John
J. P. Levon
Ella Owen
Fer Wosin
Presbyterian Church
McDonald
McQueen
D D
Lexington
Bas. Wertenberger
Chili
Présbyterian Church
Joby More
Main Street
Aarrula Gerbart
Greely & Co
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Reed at West Lebanon Home
Neighbors and friends gathered November 12 at Robert Reed and wife near West Lebanon to celebrate Mrs Reed turning 58. A lavish dinner followed and a lawn photo was taken with family and guests. Guests presented gifts including a birthday greeting card from Mia of Chicago and other keepsakes.
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Robert Reed
Lebanon
Mia
Cui
Card of Thanks from Ward family for mother and grandmother
We return thanks to neighbors and friends who aided us during the sickness death and burial of our mother and grandmother also to her many neighbors in Congress who treated her very kindly. M. Ward Martha H Ward Roy Am Ward.
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Congress
M. Ward
Martha H. Ward Roy AM. Ward
New Assistant Librarian Appointed at University Library
Miss Mary Saphorn elected assistant librarian to fill vacancy created by Miss Latotla B Coyte's resignation. Miss Sanborn departs the university after a year of service and will join the library staff, easing transitions and bringing valued expertise to the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Saphorn
Latotla B. Coyte
Gallon
Sanborn
Nourts Food Nourishment Marked by Digestive Ease
An ad asserts Nourts ae Saeenieenmnggne Og 26 Emulsion as the best nourishment, claiming it digests easily and aids digestion better than ordinary food. It targets run-down readers and invites trying the product, listing Scott NS at 14 Pearl Street, New York.
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Samgbine
Scott
Pearl Street
New York
Obituary notices from Orrville area given in 1905
Mrs Lula Carter of Orrville died November 15 1905 aged 53 years 5 months and 15 days in the Maasillon State hospital. Survived by daughter Rudolph Buergin of Orrville. Funeral at brother in law J E Kraf residence West Market Street at 3 pm Friday. Nathaniel Davidson died November 16 1905 aged 96 years 4 months two miles northeast of Applecreek after kidney trouble. John Fraunfelter four miles east of Ashland dropped dead on the Wooster coach, age about 42, survived by widow and seven children. Georges Laubach funeral at North Buckeye Street residence Friday at 3 pm interment Wooster Cemetery. Mrs Sweringen aged seventy seven years 61 months 24 days died November 13 1905 at her daughter’s home after a stroke. Burial at Presbyterian church cemetery under Rev Nicholsingber. Numerous local residents attend.
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JDO
Laird
Les
Lula Carter
Orrville
Maasillon
Rudolph Buergin
Sistor
Mra
J. E
Kraf West Market Strest
Nathaniel Davidson
Applecreek
Daya
John Fraunfelter
Aehland
Koowe
Wooster
Georges Kk, Laubach
Buckeye Street
Wooster Semintery
Laubach
Hiram Lewis
Shreve
Saraba. Sweringen
Thomas van Sweringen
Swere Ingeo
Sweranns
Roote
Cougreay
Miras-Llara Postlewaithe
Sweringetlas
Congress Township
Gonax
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