Wooster Area Notes Include Synod Accounts and Local Updates
A fragmentary OCR recounts Synod entertainments and church notices, local building activity by John Graber and Starn, and plans for Millersburg and Canton shows. It notes a peculiar street robbery of John Ogden near Arm strong Hill, plus Wooster High School officers and upcoming horse races at Millersburg.
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Charles Harnshart
Flo. Curry
Mabel Nice
Edith Maxwell
John Ogden
Burbank
Westdalem
Armstrong’s Hill
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Personal notices from Canton and Wooster area social scene
Diary style personals note visitors and residents in Canton Wooster and vicinity. Mentions Harry Frost, Creston business, Helen Jeffries wedding in Chicago, Granville bride departure, Keefer family, Hine sisters, Mrs Brenneman, and local social rounds.
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Harry J. Frost
Canton
Allentown
Frank Kramer
Sweet North Street
Charles Koble
Eph W. Angell
Chicago
Helen Jeffries Tomorr
Orra Beard
Loudonville
Wooster
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Granville
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Local notes and visits from early 1900s towns
Fragmented OCR lists residents and visits. Garrell Bradshaw, previously in Peoria aiding a hospital, has returned home. Daniel Henry from Minerva visits his sister Sophie Barnes. Miss Gasche of Dresden and Miss Barnes of Columbus continue a long visit. The text references a school destroyed by fire and various local movements in East Lar.
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Dresden
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Columbus
Death's Victims in Wooster and Nearby Areas
A 17 year old lad, Charles W Goudy, son of ex County Commissioner Henry Goudy, died Oct 15 1894 in Wooster after weeks of malarial fever. Funeral from Maysville residence with interment in Fredericksburg. A 16 year old Bertha Gertrude Levers died Oct 14 196 from typhoid and malarial fever. funeral Friday from 104 residence. four other children also ill. Solomon tle of Shreve, Wayne Co, died Oct 13 1896 after a night collapse from Bright's disease. he was 69 and formerly a fireman at Foltz mill. funeral Thursday.
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Charles W. Goudy
Henry Goudy
D. L. Goudy
East South Street
Wooster
Maysville
Maysv
Fredericksburg
Bertha Gertrude Levers
Joseph Levers
Wayne County
Solomon Tle
Shreve
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Hright
Foltz Mill
Marriage not a Failure lecture draws Wooster crowd
Mrs. Mary Wood Allen spoke on Wooing, Weding and Marriage to a full audience at the Opera House. The Republican meeting faded as attendees praised her polish and expressive delivery. Rev Geo Mather shared a warm anecdote from Delaware about her progress, praising her welfare work and advancement.
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Mary Woodllen
Wooster
The Synod of Ohio Sued Over Pastoral Fees Dispute
Rouch & Yocum sue the Presbyterian Synod of Ohio in Waynes County Court over unpaid pastoral fees. Plaintiff John A. Bower claims from November 1892 to November 1893 he preached at Gallonwell and Olive churches under Synod supervision and earned 200, with 50 paid and 150 due. The suit names S. W. Barr as treasurer who delivered a certificate for balance, alleges no further payment, and seeks judgment on the debt.
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Wayne County
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Jane Whitman
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Two Sessions Held and Far-Ohio Synod Busy Also
Proceedings note important pets at the Two Sessions and anticipate activity from the Far-Ohio Synod. The report highlights ongoing discussions and anticipated busy schedules across groups.
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Sabbath School Assembly Opens in First Presbyterian
The Ohio Synodical Sunday School Association met at First Presbyterian with about 150 attendees. Leaders urged careful teacher selection and strong home missions links as sessions covered training, missions, and home department work, with debates on donations and the need for better catechism instruction.
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Presbyterian Synod
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
O. A. Hills
Wooster
Presbyteriana
J. I. McNair
Chillicothe
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Cincinnati
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Morrow
H.B. Work
Wooster High School
H.W. Hulbert
Lane Seminary
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Home Missions
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Youngstown
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Tappan
Hills
D. B. Duncan
Askhland
J O. M. Floyd
Steubenville
C. H. Compton
Fredericksburg
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David R. Moore
Logan
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Win. A. Powell
Athens
Artemus Walliams
Pomeroy
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H. Clay Ferguson
Wanton
Elias Compton
Wooster University
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Dayton
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Malvern
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Registered Mail Robbery on Union Pacific Express
Two men robbed an early morning Union Pacific mail and express train. The incident disrupted registered mail handling as security was breached and mail matter was rifed. Local authorities investigated the theft and sought suspects.
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Union Pacific
College Hill Hints and Happenings Notes Readings and Visits
Mrs Livfionten Paylor spoke to the young ladies at 10 oclock this morning about Glave land. Ex-Prest. Taylor of Columbus attended the University today while Walter Binzman of Cleveland enrolled. Visitors from Berea and Cleveland joined chapel services and a sermon by Rev Donaldson inspired many.
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The Seventeenth to Be Studies By the Ladies Club
The Thursday Club 1898 97 program outlines a century study from the 17th century through modern times focusing on Puritan movements in England and New England, the Watch in America, political rulers, religious reform, social life, and personal biographies. It notes aims to emphasize individuals, domestic life, and cultural contrasts, with reflections on slavery, morality, and the impact of the era on future generations.
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Great New York storm of 96 devastates Jersey shore and Long Island
The New York storm of 1896 continues to cause widespread ruin along Long Island and the Jersey coast. Winds and surf battered Brighton Beach, Manhattan, Far Rockaway, and nearby towns. The Brunswick at Sea hotel collapsed at Isle of Sea City, many frame buildings swept away, rail service interrupted, towns cut off.
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Cure for ailing girl through vegetable compound
In a personal testimony from Beacon Street Boston a young woman describes severe lifelong suffering from suppressed menses. She claims relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising its rapid, permanent cure and urges other women to try it, citing her own improvement and gratitude.
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