Wooster News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Travel
A flurry of social notes from Wooster recounts Prof. W. J. Dickingon and family returning from an outing, Miss Florence Ewing leaving for Cleveland, Emma and Lola Hurst back from New York and Brooklyn, and many others visiting relatives in Cleveland Columbus Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Residents gather for picnics, school plans, and city events as weather and local business unfold.
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Iajor J. R. McQuigg
Cleveland
S-In
Dickingon
S. Knight
sSoan
Emma
Lola Hurst
New York
Brooklyn
Florence Ewing
Canaan Township
Clyde
Lloyd Sidle
Wellington
Olada Price
Blanche Brocklebank
Hagerstown
Slemmona
Peoria
J. B. Taylor
May Ports
Millbrook
Grafton
N .D
Teresa Haettinger
Forest City
Julius C McClarran
Geore Price
Thomas
W L Firestone
Pittsburg
Geene
Klondike Kamping Klub
Cosbocton
Columbus
Neinswander
Holmes County
Daughters of Veterans
Meyers’ Lake
Minnie Hammer
Wm. Snyder
Shale Brick Works
Waco
Wooster News Highlights Local Plans and Business Moves
Prof Herman and several clergy and lay leaders attend a Mansfield Presbytery Young People's convention in Avondale. David Nice and Henry Boigerain aim for pointers at the State Fair. Robert Wilson buys the Sherman Wyre barber shop on West Liberty, keeping Fran Thompson and Will Gray onboard. Oddfellows band leader Prof W A Schroeder wows the group. Talks multiply about Wooster Glass Works starting up, with H F Pocock insisting the fires will begin once subscription money arrives, aiming for a September start in Mansfield and Wooster.
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Robert Wilson
Sherman Wyre
West Liberty Street
Fran Thompson
Will Gray
Wyre
Wilson
W A Schroeder
Wilmot
Oddfellows
Schreider
Wooster
Wuester
Pocock
Massillon
Mansull
Found Ethel K. Horse Recovered Near Cleveland
A telephone message to RC. Taylor reported Ethel K. found five miles south of Cleveland between Bedford and Cleveland by Cleveland police. No details given. inference is the horse was stolen. The horse belongs to Henry Moore and had been in charge of Warren Hartman formerly of Wooster.
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RC. Taylor
Ethel K
Cleveland
Bedford
Atole
Henry Moore
Warren Hartman
Wooster
Eighth Ohio Praised for Duty and Discipline
The Eighth Ohio regiment earns high praise from the Buick Telegraph and Adjutant General Gyger for its efficiency and improved performance since Colonel Vollrath led the unit. No Eighth member was reported drinking during camp, with the men in good health and ready for duty.
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Eighth Ohio
Ohio
Bueyrua Telegraph
Eighth
Vollrath
Telegraph
Gyger Ateak
Ohio National Guard
Liqnor
Board of Trade Meeting Sees Subscriptions Reported
The executive committee met Monday night to hear G Gardiner report on glow works subscriptions. He was commended for his industry and told to continue. A few names refused to pay and were sent to an attorney to sue if unpaid by Sept 10.
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Board of Trade
G. Gardiner
Apt Pari
Street Fair and Fall Carnival Dates Set for October Event
At a Monday evening meeting the street fair and fall carnival dates were fixed for October 12 14 15 with plans for a large city event. Committees named include General Arrangements David Nice A J Fredrick Henry Borgegrain M M Van Nest George Kettler W O Beebe Fred Faber Theo D Wilhelm and others on Finance Advertising Seats and Tables Armory Display Carnival and Officers.
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David Nice
A. J. Fredrick
Henry Borgegrain
M. M. van Nest
George Kettler
W O Beebe
Fred Faber
Theo D Wilhelm
A J Fredrick
Frei E Faber
Jay J Keister
Wm Washenich
Nick Aster
Herman Frelander
ML Gravatt
Dix
George A
Albert
J. A. Garrett
A J Fredriche
Tees B
Bryson
Gz Myers
John G.schultz
T D Wilhelm
Jacob Mougey
WC Myers
Lloyd Trajes
Henry Boigegrain
Theo. L Wilhelm
A Jo Fredrick
Manyger Amugements
A Long Journey by Robert Taylor to Colombia
Robert Taylor born near Milibicook spent years in California and South America. He left Freedayvonucht for South America with mining interests spanning 130000 acres. From New York he ships 10 tons of mining machinery then travels 700 miles up the Magdalena river toward Medellin by mule. He plans to reach his home with machinery delivered, recounting travels through Colombia.
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Robert Taylor
Milibicook
Clifornia
South America
Wooster
Mr Taylor
New York
Bare Qall
Columbia
Magdalene River
Medellini
Walla
Colombia
Noted speaker eyed for Wayne county sailors reunion
A Wayne county sailors reunion committee aims to secure a nationally known speaker for the first week of October. The speaker has signified willingness but cites obstacles the group must overcome before confirming attendance. The committee continues work and hopes to announce soon.
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Wayne County Colliers Aml Sailora
Peta
Wooster
Torpedo explosion injures eight year old girl
Mable Vogt, daughter of Peter Vogt, was injured on Sabbath afternoon after finding and striking a track torpedo on a railway. The blast severely lacerated her right thumb and blasted explosive into her face before she was taken to Dr. Hdl. Stoll at Stoll Ryall Stoll for treatment.
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Mable
Peter Vogt
East Henry Street
Stoll, Ryall & Stoll
Hdl. Stoll
Letter List No. 35 From Wooster Post Office
Post office letters remaining Monday August 30 1803 include names such as Dow Emerick Haverstadt Keister O Vaire Darwin Thompson Wagner Waker man Tadies Bahler Agnes Biederstadt Hubbard Zeigler and Zeigler added. Peace to all noted.
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Wooster
W A. Dow
Charles Emerick
Ross Haverstadt
J. M. Keister
Paul O'Veire
Darwin Thompson
E. F. Wagner
Roy Wakerman
A Eee Tadies
Dare May Bahler
Mise
Agnes Biederstadt
Kate Hubbard
Edna Elizabeth Zeigler
Peace T. le Platery
Marriage Licenses Issued in Two States
D J Satterfield of Concord North Carolina and Adelaide Hatfield of Wooster Ohio. John B Bell of Astoria Washington and Mabel Fouche of Creston Iowa listed for marriage licenses.
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D. J Satterfield
Concord
N. C
Adelaide
Hatfield
Wooster
John B. Bell
Astoin, Wash
Mabel Fouche
Creston
Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Creston
The Wooster District North Ohio conference M E church women's foreign missionary society gathers at Creston Methodist Church. Program includes reports, readings, solos, duets, and addresses by Mrs. Emily Bell Mrs. Stella Jordin Rev J H Berron Miss Morv Mrs. Wells Miss Nora Edgar Miss Mary A Cody and Miss Mary Means with praise service and offerings.
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Foreign Missionary Society
Creston
C.ure
North Ohio
Methodist Church
Becky
Emily Bell
Stella Jordin
Frank Maize
Lida West
J. H Berron
Chiidren
J. W Irvin
Manila
God of Returned Missionay
Singapore
Mary A Cody
Ross Fisher
Mary Means
India
Anna Shrimer
Nora Sonth
FOSTERS PREDICTIONS FOR DISTURBANCES AND STORMS
Last bulletin forecast cross continental disturbances from 2 to 6 and 4 to 8. next disturbance to reach Pacific coast near 7 and Midwest by 8. Warm waves cross the West and Central Valleys by 9 to 12, cool waves by 10 to 14. a dangerous storm may form near the Mississippi and move toward the Ohio Valley. From Sept 4 to 10 global storms disrupt telegraphs and telephones. the week ends with above normal heat in the Southwest and below in the North.
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Continent
Pacific
Rockies
Eastern States
Mississippi River
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
North Atlantic
Wooster and Mansfield to meet in traveling men game
The Traveling Men's association of Wooster and Mansfield plan a Saturday cross game in Mansfield. Local fans, notably traveling men, will cheer both sides as a postgame basket supper at Casino Park and events at Purdy Hall follow, with a big turnout expected.
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Wooster
Mansfield
Mansfield Shrel
Wooster_boya
Casino Park
Purdy Hall
Recpro
Cedar Pointe Expulsion Details Reported
Fragmentary report notes a crowded scene and ticket counts with trains rerouted from Woosterm and Mansfield due to rain. The text references Cedar Pointe expulsion and a city arrival at 9 45 p m with 10 10 and 216 tickets mentioned amid unclear context.
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Woostermi
Vania
Mansfield
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