Social Notes Highlight Baptist Circles Gathering on Pittsburg Avenue
A Home and Foreign Mission Circles event hosted by Miss Feeman drew invited guests to Pittsburg Avenue. An informative program by Dot societies followed elegant refreshments. Attendees left satisfied with a pleasant afternoon and evening.
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the Baptist Church
Acith
Daniel Sivier
Boras
Ait
Alvinzi Cunningham
Adelaide Hatfield
Harry Leyenberger
Probate Court Heats and Grants in Wooster
In Wooster Probate Court Judge Robert L. Adair oversaw estates and guardianships including Mary Rickel and George Rickel, and Ignored motions for real estate sales. An inventory of personal property and appraisements were approved. several wards and guardians appointed. a hearing set for October 26. A new wholesale and retail candy business opens near the American House by Strow and Miller.
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Robert L. Adair
Leonard Yanley
Prndul
I Rickel
George Rickeh
Berk
Stump
Sarah Bechtel
Sarah Bombarger
Gill
Leanara Yap
Iter
Gustave Fritz
John Butler
Pubtic
Margaret Yanley
Wm. F. Keat
Euardian
G L. Taylor
Ama
A. Taylor
Henry L. Gault
Mary A
Ephraim E. Horst
State Hospital
Gallioples
John Geiselman
Lancaster
Ancie Ii Koppes
Canton
Irene Lightfoot
Wayne County
Ruth L. Koppes
Board of Trustees
Isaac Bomberger
Harry Strow
Charles Miller
Escopal
Wooster
Mr. Strow
Mr. Miller
Salem
Springfield
George W Thatcher
Mercer Heirs
L. F Youngs
Thatcher
Clark County
Mercer
Wooster Visit Narrated By Traveler's Ink
A Wooster Republican correspondent recalls a Sunday visit via Akron with Niagara Falls trip by Canadian steamer, praising the Great Gorge route and Pan American comparison. He lauds the hotel, its accommodations, and Wooster hospitality, calling the city a home away from home with helpful locals.
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Bupitaeoter
Akron
Niagara Falls
Great Gore
Simsae
Ineures
Chicago
Wooster
Anime Wooster
Peo Hose
Wooster Daily Rrepublican
Jam
Bought Business Block by Wooster Lanive FC
Negotiations for the Logan and Miyers block on South Market Street have concluded. Wooster Lanive FC now owns the property after a long pending purchase.
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Logan& Miyers—blocl
South Market Street
Wooster Lanive FC
O. F
Lodge
Despondent Feelings Lead Some to Borrow Trouble
Some people tend toward despondency and borrow trouble, a pattern noted as common rather than unusual.
Century Club Meeting Highlights Public High Schools Debate
The Century Club met Tuesday evening with A D Selby delivering a strong talk on public high schools as a vital democratic institution. The discussion was lively with wide interest as the group considered local civic improvements. An electric line project between Massillon and Mansfield was discussed, with property acquisitions anticipated. A deal involving the McMahon place near the Pennsylvania Railroad was noted, with Mrs McMahon in town for property interests.
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Century Club
A. D .Selby
Massillon
Maansfield
Busaheout
McMahon Place
Just Radeh
Pennsylvania
Vrs Mc Mahon
Yesternay
Purecce
Sipniag Temers
Beloved Mother Sweeny Dies Quietly at Home
Mrs Hannah Sweeny wife of Squire R J Sweeny died Thursday night at North Market street after neuralgia and stomach trouble. A Knox native aged 68 years 2 months 18 days she spent most of her life in Wayne county. Survived by husband and children Mary Lawrence Alfred Robert Aquila and Joseph Woolster. Funeral at 2 30 p m Sunday from the residence with interment in Wooster cemetery.
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Hannah
Squire R. J. Sweeny
North Market Street
Wayne County
Shearer
Sweeny
Folloe
Mary Lawrence
Franklin Township
Alfred Sweeney
Helena
Mon
Fire destroys American Crayon plant. two girls missing
Fire at the American Crayon company plant in Sandusky Ohio causes $140000 loss. Fire starts in the drying room on first floor. flames reach second story where 50 girls work. Entire block and several houses burn within minutes. Two girls reported missing, feared dead.
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American Cray
Sandusky
American Crayon Company
By the Way on the Batter Facing Local Diamond
Citizen debate grows over how batters should face the local baseball diamond with Squire Bolus backing Mutter and Deputy Garver claiming compass aided scrutiny amid calls for a formal board of inquiry to settle the issue.
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Squire Bolus
Frank Ict
Sheri’ Garver
Port
Miss Iattie Weds Deputy from Doylestown in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Iattie, Deputy af Doylesto wn and Sir Harry Clark of McKees Rocks Pa were united in marriage Friday evening Oct 1 86 at the Johnson Swern home. The couple, both well known locals, planned a quiet wedding with Squire I C Sweeny officiating. After Clark’s brother's funeral the couple will reside in McKees Rocks for their future home.
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Iattie
Deptey
Doylestown
Harry Clark
McKens Rocks
Juobnson Swern
Amber
Protms Brociar
Shilppines
Wooster
Puesdas- Sternoon
Aned
Nicholas Smith
Clinton
Squire I C Sweeny
Home Week Reunion and Free Fair Attraction Proposal
A letter urges Wooster community to host a Home Week event during the fall fair. It proposes a pioneer reunion at a park, tributes to deceased friends, a community picnic, a baby show, and a grand parade. The writer asks newspapers to publish space and welcomes visitors from nearby areas for a memorable Home Week. Also notes a separate railroad wreck at Millbrook coal shutes with cars damaged but no traffic delay.
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Wooster
Warne County
Enonie
Iris
Old Wooster
Ohio
Pennsylvania Lines
Millbrook
Revd S-Hamitor Takes Pastoral Post at West Had Chapel
The Rev S Hamitor has been called to lead West Had Chapel Eas Divernoot Ohbiorskye as Shrere News notes a 2400 population served and the Central Presbyterian Church here counts 1300 members. Streve Hamilton praised for ability and leadership during tenure.
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S-Hamitor
Prices Steady in Wool Market This Week in Boston
A quiet week in the wool market with prices steady and high Montana prices justified by sales. Mills buying scoured wool in Boston because their scouring plants can’t keep up with demand. shipments show 220,334,540 pounds since January 1 versus 2,499,803 pounds for the same period last year. Distinguished arrivals include Andrew D. White aboard the Augusta Victoria and performers like Sembrich. various ships and coal strike tensions noted. Texas cotton outlook cited. Kruger report unsettled. Boston socialists seek clemency for Czolgocsz. US Philippines policy interview refusal. weekly business failures tally. A jail mob in Huntingdon, Tenn., kills Walter McClennon.
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Boston
Montana
Anette Sasso
Saul
Toyol
Dolgna
Texas
Ercawich
Seleste
Toe
Sayy
Amit
Kruger
Odell
Czolgosz
American Congressional Party
Philippines
Jelo
United States
Canada
PB. Ward
theLemars National Bank
Lemars
Huntingdon Tenn
Walter McClennon
Administrator investigates Yanley estate after stroke death
Gull appointed admin istrator of Leonard Yanley who died from stroke complications at home. Investigation reveals possible land transfers and a contract for care of Yanley’s wife. Yanley’s mental decline and unexplained funds raise suspicions of theft. Mrs Yanley frail and unaware of affairs.
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S. G. Gull
Leonard Yanley
Astrabuls
Cireatacion
Lanley
Mr. Guill
Wien
Gin
Yanley
Pathesville
Yaniex
Baelz
After Rebekah feast a goodly supply of eatables left
Following the Rebekah feast, a number of young men helped themselves to remaining food and settled the bill afterward.
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Aitsao PR
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New York
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Madison, Wis
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Sat Neer
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Binghamton
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Paul Johnson
Leetonia
Sid Wren
Johnson
Shattuc
Cincinnati
W. B. Shattuc
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioner of Immigration
Congress
Séattuc
House Committee On Immigration
Rendville
Nelsonville
Willam Inman
Somers Coal Company
Kimberry
Cresceus
Baltimore
George H Ketcham
Pimlico
Rev. Hamilton
Andrew D. White
Augusta Victoria
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