Travel ler's Club Meets in Bloomington for Second Session
The Traveller's Club met on Tuesday October 20 at Mrs John Blocher's home in Bloomington. Mrs Isaac Johnson spoke on Sertorius, followed by papers on Moors learning and refinement and the Caliphate of Cordova. A discussion on world religions closed the programme with profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traveller’s Club
John Blocher
Bloomington
Isaac Johnson
Sertorius
Johnson
W. A. Hontson
Mahomet
Estate Settlements and Probate Filings List
Probate actions include final accounts for Frederick Dysle estate with hearing November 6 and Earnest Kurtz guardian account with hearing December 4. Applications to deem Samantha J Fordenwald insane. Executors of Solomon Myers file inventory and apportionment. Ads show multiple admins, bonds, and hearings on probate matters with dates and appraisers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. McClarras
J. W. Dysle
Frederick Dysle
Adam K. Kurtz
Earnest Kurtz
Samantha J. Fordenwald
J. F. Myers
Solomon Myers
D M. Franks
Isaac Franks
J. &. Snyder
Geo. W. Richwine
Isaac Schriber
Geo. Arnold
Lydia Beelman
Adam Kurtz
A. W. Shidler
James Blakey
John Barkley
Henry Mowery
Wm. Brandt
J.A. Statler
C. C. Wise
Jacob Hess
Anns Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Property Deeds Filed in Wayne County Records
Warranty and quitclaim deeds listed from Wayne County records covering transfers in Clinton Shreve Apple Creek Doylestown East Union and Sugar Creek townships. Naming parties include Morris Bechtel Snyder Dapp Now Van Niman Brown Hindman Kasor Barkhamer Hindman West Franks Collier Welsh Ginder and Ginder heirs with parcels ranging from 1 to 76 acres and prices from 1 to 3810 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Morris Et al
Loman W. Lemasters
Clinton Township
John Bechtel
Andrew C. Snyder
Wooster
Susan Dapp
John Now
Susan Now
Sugar Creek Township
H. E. van Niman
Kate Brown
Shrave
Applecreek
Wm. Kindman
Mabel G. Hindman
Ps B. West
Lewis C. Franks
Ellen West
Mary Collier
William Welsh
Doylestown
Christopher Beider
Elizabeth Ginder
East Union Township
Swapping Horses Leads To Arrest Attempt In Wooster
Charles Faud of near Honeytown and Solomon Ray of near Bartonity traded horses two weeks ago. Faud found the horse he traded away and the horse he received missing from the barn. He went to Wooster with intent to press Hay’s arrest for horse stealing. Marshal Elle perman accompanied him to Burton City to recover the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Faud
Honeytown
Solomon Ray
Bartonity
Ray
Faud
Hay
Wooster
Marshal Elleperman
Burton City
Going to China Quickly Rev John Murray Heads East
Rev John Murray of East Bowman Street accelerates for China mission after Synod of Ohio action. After 17 years in China service, he sails from San Francisco on November 12 under Presbyterian Board of Missions. He may miss voting for president, leaving Wooster November 2 to reach the steamer, with travel routes via Peoria London Europe and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
East Bowman Street
China
Synod of Ohio
First Presbyterian Church of
Peoria
Cablagram Ha
London
European
India
Probaly
Webster
University Notes and Personals Pulse of Wooster 1900
Walter Warran of Wooster is pledged to Phi Gamma Delta in 1900. Nineteen students depart for Canton to join Ohio delegations and call on William McKinley. Old Inter-Collegiate badges inverted with crape, class colors appear. German I under Prof Boyd draws 30 enrolled. J M Calvin ill in his room since Saturday. Phi Delts in chapel with new men Robert Moorhouse and Harry Graham. Football game 38-0 vs Otterbein slow but exciting late. Helen Faris of Pittsburgh elected to Greek chair at Blaireville seminary. Westminster Ladies Missionary Society ships secondhand clothing to Freedmen. A G Patterson ill in Spink st rooms. brother returns to seminary. Tennis: Dunn and Mateer Seniors. Clark and Humphreys freshmen. Rev W C Mickey visits from Shickshinny. Jarvis injured vaulting bar. returns to class. Miss Almendinger reenters college. Rev Thos C McNarry visits. Rev R M Donaldson leaves for East. to address New York Synod on Home Missions. attends Princeton 160th anniversary. Kinley McMillan installed at Central church McKeesport. L E Wolfe married Mary Ricey in Uhrichsville. Mrs MacDonald hosts musical evening with Prof Oliver. F F Pratt discusses Wan ton pilgrimage organized by American Republican College League with University Republican Club. Special rates expected.
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Walter Warran
Wooster
Phi Gamma Datta
Canton
O. U
Ohio
Wm. McKinley
Twe
Boyd
J.m.calvin
Phi Delts
Robt. L. Moorhouse
New Cumberland
Wva
Harry Graham
Belle Centre
Otterbein
Helen Faris
Pittsburg
Wooster University
Blaireville
Westminster Ladies’ Missionary Society
A G Patterson
Spink Street
Allegheny
Messrs
Dunn
Mateer
Clark
Humphreys
W. C. Mickey
Shickshinny
T. 3
Jarvis
O] Almendinger
Kev Thos
C. McNarry
Germania
R. M. Donaldson
East
Synod of New York
Princeton University
Kinley McMillan
Central Church
McKeesport
Baltimore
L. E. Wolfe
Mary Uicey
Ubrichsville
C. A MacDonald
Mra. MacDonald
Prof. Oliver
F. F. Pratt
Chicago
Northwestern University
University Republican Club
American Republican College League
America
National Association of Salesmen and Bookkeepers Formed
Salesmen and Bookkeepers organize a new body aimed at mutual aid and employment, to be known as the National Association of Salesmen and Bookkeepers. Backing from several leading merchants signals strong local support and the group seeks to unite morally and socially eligible members in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Salesmen and Bookkeepers
Small Assignment In Creston Grocer Case
Creston grocer Frank P. Walling assigned all property and rights to W. H. Sipher of Medina on a Wednesday evening. Personal assets estimated at 800 dollars with exemptions reserved. Bond fixed at 1600 dollars. Appraisers named were J. H. Fetzer C. P. Smith and Jos McGlennen. Walling recently moved from Medina to Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Walling
Creston
W. H. Sipher
Medina
Walling
J. H. Fetzer
C. P Smith
Jos McGlenen
Inter-Collegiate Contests Debate At Wooster University
An old Wooster citizen argues against inter-collegiate games at Wooster University. He defends the university leadership, emphasizes Christian ideals, and denounces rivalry and undue competition. He urges self-improvement, communal harmony, and the spread of Wooster’s Christian influence beyond the campus.
Orrville Briefs: Death and Births Ahead of Meeting
Mrs Wilson Douglass of Orrville, Wayne County, died last evening from cramps of the stomach. A 10 pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Dutton on the 21st. Charley is tickled. The mother is a daughter of Mr Ben Hartman of Wooster. A Republican meeting is held in the town hall tonight with Gen A W Jones as orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Orrville
Wilson Douglass
Wayne County
Charles Dutton
Charley
Ben Hartman
Republican Meeting In Town Hall
A. W Jones
France Great Britain and Russia Agree on a Turkish Policy
Paris dispatch reports in The Party News that alliance efforts led by the Czar produced a Turkish settlement plan accepted by Hanassian, French and British governments. If vetoed by two of three members of the Drel bund, the third must accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Great Britain
Russia
London
Qet
Party News
Paris
Turkey
Drelbund
Coon-hunting fall breaks man’s leg near Hess farm
Patrick Kennedy of North Grant street fell about 12 feet while climbing a tree to chase a coon that turned out to be a cat. James M. Shaffer and Julius McClarran aided him until a horse was hitched and he was brought to town for medical care. His left knee was badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kennedy
North Grant Street
James M. Shaffer
Ald Hess
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Shaffer
Julius McClarran
Jor
J. E Barrett
Mr.Kennedy
Fraternal notes from Wooster and Dayton meetings
A transcribed report from Wooster Chapter No 27, A M, and Wooster Council No 13, plus Wooster Commandery No 44, detailing representatives at recent state conclaves in Saofuaky and Dayton. Ex Commander Harry K Brady and Generalissimo Geo J Schwartz are praised for hospitality as Kr Templars mark elevations. An annual lodge communication is noted for Crdinats beginning Wednesday October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
John Stevens, Jr
Saofuaky Wooster
Kh T
Dayton
Harry K. Brady
Geo J Schwartz
Brady
Daytonians
Ghia Templars
Stand
Credi Nats
Bbenezer
Woom
Harry K Hrady
Normal will close Friday for winter term start
Smithville notes man y items from the Woost ee Republican Smithville Ohio dated Oct 21 1880s We find Normal Hall closing Friday Oct 23 with winter term starting Nov 4 Elder Stevenson of the Church of God preached last night and withdrew next Sabbath appointment Henry Mowery and wife of Chester township visited their daughter Mrs Bertha Bowersock in Easton Corn harvests progress Orrville resident Daniel Hatzler moved from Canal Fulton to his mother in law Mrs David Smoker north of town Greene township board of education met at Center school for routine business J W B
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Woostee
Smithville
Stevenson
Church of God
Henry Mowery
Chester Township
Bertha Hbowersock
Easton
Orryille
Sol J. King
Cleveland
Lovinis Bodine
Flora Hammond
Copley
Saida
Nee Bodine
Pennsylvania
Heulah Jarvie
Pacific Slope
Rey Ferrier
Congregationalists
Yoexsa Jarvie
Gaeltic City
Monterey
California
Jarvis
Key Ferrier
Cochel
Leetonia
J .W
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Wayne County Records
Florian Schaffter
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Daily Republican
University OF Wooster
Ness
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Presbyterian Church
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Rason
Christ
West
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Orient
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Tee
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Marshalls
Lestown Tlage
Marshallville
Milton Tow
Orrville School
Orrville Village
Boca
Vate Wea Ae
Astlonion Township
Apple Reek School
Telstriet
Apple Reek
Villiave Salle Reek Township
Frederics
Kketurg School
Ptatriet Fredericksburg
Hinge Franklin Pownship
Fredericksburg School
Distriet Wouster Tow Pati Wonster ¢Tty School District
Wwinene
Lbownshin
Patat
Mt. Keston
Inetret
Mt Eatonillage
Dalton School
Metriet
Dalton Village
Baughman
Oship
Virrsville School
Enatrict
Marshalisilie Scheal
Marshalivillie
Oeretiio
Em Eee
Ty Th
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Lin
Lys
Wester
Coorg
Masonic
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Renerat
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Kent
Chrismas Eye
Liberty Street
North Buckeye
Bnet North
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Pubic Square
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Suear Creek
Sugar Creek
Mackey
Noose
Canasa
New York
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P . Evers
Y. Peive
A. W. Blackburn
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