Obituary notes for Thomas Keeny in Wayne County
Thomas Keeny died Monday at 74 years and 2 months, after living in Bloomington for about thirty years. Survived by wife Mrs. Feeny and daughter Mrs. Thomas Armstrong of nearby township. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday from his home, internment in Webster cemetery, services conducted in vault with music and pallbearers listed.
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Thomas Keeny
Bloomen
Wayne County
Bloomington
Feeny
Thomas Armstrong
Ere Township
Thomas Gilmore
England
Iis
David James
Mucrlany
Warne County
Morrland
Social Notes Highlight Weekend Celebrations and Farewells
Rex l D Stauffer and wife marked their second anniversary with a Saturday evening gathering at their home attended by about 77 church members. Rev and Mrs Stauffer were presented a cake and a tele. A reception for Miss Mabel Deh? and guests followed Monday evening. Freeda Schwo plans a move to Grand Rapids. University students enjoyed a hayride and banquet at the Hine Front restaurant. Miss Heche Gravatt hosted a Brida party with friends. Bessie Tink left for Indianapolis Saturday morning. Dainty refreshments, games, music and dancing capped the celebrations late into the night.
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Rex l D. Stauffer
Mons
Stauffer
Mabel Deh
Freeda Schwo
Grand Rapid Atraport
Suphmere Chaiss
Hine
Mise Heche Gravatt
Brida
Bessie Tink
Indianapolis
The Busy Reaper Mires Mlink Dies in Wooster City
Obituary notices from Wooster detail the death of Iminat Mlink wife of Hiram Plank of Lodi aged 45 after a long illness with Brights disease and heart trouble. She was born in Wooster May 14 1880 and married Sep 20 1882. funeral at 10am Tuesday in Lodi with Rev Harding officiating and Wooster interment. Also brief obituaries for Thomas Gilmore Massaro and others with funeral plans and local church services.
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Hiram Plank
Wooster
Thes YM
Galion
Lodi
Edward Ac” Thak
Congregational Church
Tom
ED More
Mle
Iaunziata
Massaro
Wodrew Massaro
Palmer Street
Ste
Italy
Sheree
Joseph
Feu
Parc de Zanienvo
The
Ems
Mt Mary 6S Catholic Church
Tusisuay
Aris
Defeated the Cowboy in Branewick Pool Parlor
Dick High the barber defeated Chas Weston a West Coast cowboy expert at the Branewick Pool Parlor on South Market Street Saturday night, winning 100 to 50 after a 44 to 6 start. Referee Het-Hass declared High the winner.
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Chas. Weston
West
Dick High
Branewick Pool
Paror
South Market Street
Migh
Mr High
Wooster Notes on Fair, Deaths and Local Events
Saturday Sept 28 reports McCrehan property sale in West Liberty street and Canal 2725 race results. mentions premiums for a street fair, visits, and the state Agriculture Board announcing farmer institutes at Shreve Creston and Luttasburg with dates to be released. Includes illness, obituaries, court notices, and preparations for the Central Ohio Fair in Orrville and Wooster.
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Hugh Ports
Canal
Florence High
Wooster
McCrehan
West Liberty Street
Carr Swher
Swiersmere
Henry Wareni
Millersburg
State Board of Agriculture
Shreve
Creston
Luttasburg
Wow Miller
Farry Randolph Oor
Compans D
Canton
McKinley
Bradshaw
Bucyrus
William Vindeman
Wolster
Livernmanr Bantz
Massillon
Sibila
Lindeman
Agasjoe Wa
Orrville Crescent
Ohio
Cedar Valley
J P van Nese
Ashland
4Eeday
Carrie Bostacker
Woh Jenkins
Curtis Koch
Pytstucy
Vernon
Baltimore
Hortense Spear
Gilead
Rebecca
Simord Tanner
Orrville
Szhat
Tanner
Anne
Harvest Home Rally Day Observed With musical Services
Sunday Harvest Home festival observed under leaders A. Wiser and J. C. Schnitz with Pastor Rev Netittok delivering the sermon. Missionary circle oversaw services featuring musical numbers and essays. total collection near $100.
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Subooduar Wicleeaaas
A. Wiser
J.C. Schnitz
Netittok
Awinghun Missionionart Circle
Paid Fine For Cruelty In Wayne Towns ing
Marshal Lerner and Deputy Garver learned that Lawrence Krile of Wayne townsing cut or stabbed a hearse. After days of investigation Krile faced Mayor Smith who charged him with cruelty. Krile pleaded guilty and paid a fine of 10 dollars plus about 20 dollars in costs.
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Marshal Lerner
Arthur Garver
Lawrence Krile
Wayne Townsing
Tad
Frilow Krite Waos-Oarlier Mtn
Vet Leiner
Smith
Raerey
Krile
City Council Awards Sewer Contract in Special Session
In a special session the City Council, minus Overhalt, approved awarding the West North street sewer contract to Isaac Greist for 10054.7, following a Finance Committee report that 1200 bonds had sold and funds are in the treasury. Greist to begin work immediately.
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Overhalt
van Negr
Zimmermaan
Isan Greist
Mia Nolle
Isaac Greiss
Greist
Schley Inquiry Reveals McCalla Testimony on Battle
Washington reports Captain McCalla resumed testimony in the Schley inquiry. He defended the battle’s actions, said Spanish ships did not strike the Brooklyn, and discussed weather conditions and coal transfers. The proceedings include references to Commodore Schley, Evans, and a possible subdivision of ships if Spaniards appeared. Nearby items note McKinley’s condition and obituaries for Dr Willam Ctta Gray.
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Washington
Schley Court of iNquiry
MetCalla
McCalla
Brooklyn
Evans
Schley
V McCalla
Chicago
Willam Ctta
Chitten
Oak Park
Gray
Wisconsin Woods
Saturday Football Game Ends In Forfeit By Cantons
The Saturday football game ended with Canton forfeiting to Wooster after refusing to continue beyond halftime amid a disputed timekeeping call. Wooster led as the referee ordered play to resume, and lineup changes are planned with heavier players added for the next match. A challenge był issued for the Union School team to face any University class team by Friday.
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Cantons
Canton
Wooster
Char Jey Folly
Uign
Ware County Circuit Court Judges End Hearing for Receca
At noon the Ware County Circuit Court judges quit hearing cases and took a recess to decide matters already heard. It is expected the decisions will be read Sunday morning unless the work is commanded so to do it Friday afternoon.
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Ware County
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Easton resident Arttur SE Schoelder and Tre Va Monaer of Sterling along with A Lehman of Madisonburg and Nora K Carbaugh of Reston received licenses. Herry Blankenhorn of Orrville and Mabel Buckley of Marshalville also secured marriage licenses.
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Arttur SE
Letter List No 40 Wooster Ohio September 30 1901
Post office letters remaining for Monday September 30 1901 include M Chambers a Mrs Mary Mehl Boule Cla se lorente Golden and others. Names are drawn from Wooster list.
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Wooster. O
Vollowing
Wooster
M. Chambers
Mary ‘Mehl Boule Clase Lorente Golden
Court hears memorial for President McKinley in plea court
Court of Common Pleas heard a memorial report by the Peard Committee on President McKinley. Judges Smyser Taggart and others read resolutions praising the late president. Judge Eason delivered a funeral eulogy and ordered the court adjourned until Tuesday morning.
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Court of Common Pleas
Jub McSwenney
M. I. Smyser
James B.taylor
Smyser
Capp
Tyson Gant
OS McClure
John Eis
Critchfeld Sr
T. W. Orr
John
Frank Taggart
Benj Mason
Hervey H Hubbell
I Adair
Eason
Packer resigns as Hoover Cottage matron at Wooster University
Mrs Mary L Packer resigns from Hoover Cottage due to ill health and departs for Lyons Kansas Her replacement Mrs Davidson Conservatory of Music matron elect assumes duties with support from staff and students who praised Packer for her leadership and care
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Mary K- Packer
Hoover Cottage
Wooster University
Mary L. Packer
Lyons
Kuns
Packer
Erland Padone
Davidson
Paetie Conservatory of Music
C'Onservatory
Maro's Wonderful Hands Across Art and Magic
A feature on Maro describing his hands as both artist and magician. The hands perform painting, musical virtuosity, and magic, with dexterous finger work and careful control. The piece notes his versatility, dedication, and the belief that his hands are distinct skills, required for his varied acts.
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Miu
Spain
Afeur
Maro
Local notes from The Republicam district column and visitors
Daily correspondence lists residents and visitors across the area. Mentions include Mr Eaton and Mrs Roth’s Lima trip, Ruch and Leen sick days, Lucas at Massillon, Hermite Villard recovering from typhoid, McKinley resting place visit by Lucas party, Akron guests, and local social visits. Also notes almanac desire, farm remarks, and a proverb about trust in the Lord.
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Mr Eaton
Jhus Leen
C CG iRoth
Lima
I A Lucas
Massillon
Hermite Villard
R. A. Lucas
Lizzie Fabrney
Mattie
C. Stauffer
Canton
McKinley
Mattie Bonner
Eunice
Akron
Nick Minge
Renner
Numbers
E. Thompson
Thompson
George Dunham
Fredericksburg
Frank Cabot
Allie Poder
20th Century Laurel Heaters and Their Display
A compact feature highlights the 20th Century Laurel Heaters, noting their soft goal design and promising performance as a base burner. The piece presents marketing tone and product emphasis without sensational details.
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Laurel
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