Annual Report of Wooster Cemetery Superintendent Barrett
Barrett reports growing endowment income from old and new lots, notes costs for mowing, stone resetting, and ground improvements totaling 97 dollars and 20 cents. He describes efforts on drives, flower beds, and a tool house, with proposals for living plant signage and limestone drives, urges funding for frontier grading, and suggests monetizing endowed lots at 80 cents per foot to cover expenses.
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J. F. Barrett
Wooster Cemetery
Seoaettult
Ae Num
Theo Gale
Jay
Bifeon
Jean
Yeset
Lota
Algo
Rochester
Ooster Cemetery
Atar
Warren
Wwe
Santa Boya
Tyler
Anita A
Pexton
Miton Forney
Barrett
Wooster
Ohio
Notes and Sayings From the Happy 7
In Canaan on October 20, E L Herman and niece Vira Lehr attended a Massillon funeral. Rev Smith and wife of Wooster visited Geo Hatenstein. Prof Helm’s sister’s illness called him home. Creston’s fandoli-tub invited to play for C B E on Saturday at Mr Hatenstein’s home. Roads subject to winter repairs. Mrs Sluts and daughter hosted Fredericksburg relatives. Mrs C Zeit honored Mrs mady, summering in Ohio. social hour featured flowers and refreshments.
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Canaan
E. L. Hermann
Vira Lehr
Massillon
Spening
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Smith
Wooster
Geo. Hatenstein
Mre Scott
Funk
Prof
Helm
Rev
Beck
Creston
C. BE
Hatenatéine
Eas
W. Sburg
Sluts
Fredericksburg
Aass Agiel
Leroy
Steel
Mina
Vella Scotts
Lyvere
Jefferson
Found Dead Woman in Wash Routine Near Congress and Burbank
Mrs. Abraham Rittenhouse, aged about sixty, living between Congress and Burbank, was found dead Monday while doing laundry. She appeared well in the morning, and her grandson discovered her leaning over a wash tub. The alarm spread and relatives were cared for. she was highly estimable and respected.
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Abraham Rittenhouse
Congress
Burbank
Rittenhouse
Ohio Young Women's Christian Association Convention in Wooster
The Ohio YWCA state convention begins Thursday in Wooster with about 200 delegates from colleges and leading state educational institutions. Sessions extend Friday through Saturday and include Wooster representatives and attendees from elsewhere.
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Ohio Young Women’s Christian Association
Wooster
Uni
Farming Accident at Moreland and Local Notices
Or a Bergan suffered a serious accident while halting clover seed at R. Goldner s farm when the belt slipped around the pulleys causing injuries to the hand and wrist. Wim Schaaf sprained ankle. Schools to start next Monday. Various local visits and a wedding tour noted amid community chatter.
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Moreland
Ora Bergan
R. Goldner
Wim Schaaf
Morgan Ether
Faraday
Frankie John Lowe
Joseph Panic
Jean Alcén
Schaaf
Merle Langell
Burbank
Colamuni
Ohio Municipal Code to reshape Wooster government
A conference panel of five senators and five representatives backs a statewide municipal code. If passed, Wooster would retain city status but undergo major governance changes, including a council of seven with an elected at large president, new boards for public safety and health, and a bi partisan civil service structure. The code sets council salaries, tax limits, and mayoral removal provisions, with villages like Orrville remaining simpler in structure.
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Conference Committee
Senate
House—Of Representatives
Wooster
Common Pleas Court
Iith
Police and Fire
Fire Department
Board of Publc Service
Police and Fire Departments
Board of Public Safety
Board of Health
Tommor
Health Board
Board of Public Service
Councgium
Public Service Department
Club Meeting at D R Firestone Home
The club will meet at the home of D. R. Firestone at 1 p.m. Thursday October 80. The program includes a roll call item share, a recitation by Mia Emilis B. Cass, a question on whether the Farmers Institute teachings are practicable for renters or farmers with limited means. Speakers include W. E. Jarvis Heim, Prof. J. F. Hickman, Prof. C. BE, Thertie, and Joseph Kimber.
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D. R. Firestone
Mia
Emilis B. Cass
Fof
W. E. Jarvis
Heim
J. F Hickman
C. BE
Thertie
Joseph Kimber
Local Winter Events Highlight Bloomingtoon Fair and Visits
Miss Anna Tuttle plans a winter book event while Mrs Beabel Brinkerhoff hosts a social at Hugh McConahay’s home in Bloomington. Attendees report the best free fair yet and a Wooster street fair brings community notes. Ada Sytle resumes activities after illness. Edith Armstrong recovers from typhoid and can ride out. Fleet visits include Loudonville and Cleveland engagements.
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Goldext Cornera
Sensat
Anna Tuttle
Beabel Brinkerhoft
Hugh McConahay
Bloomington
Gale Svenlogé
Berger
Loudonville
Cleveland
Ada Ssytle
Wooster
Edith Armstrong
Excelsior Haly Update on Santa Fe Man and Weekend Plans
In brief, a Santa Fe area man and Wilfred remain amid weekend events. Shoup Saturday activities listed with local notes and casual updates on town happenings.
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Wilfred Som
Santa Fisaaee
Landis
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