Wooster Daily notes varied local items and events
A roundup of Wooster area news includes Agent Leyda selling 155 Pitcaburg tickets, a fatal cow strike by lightning, local sports scores, reunion dates for Dutch Regiment, county fair horse premiums, weather variations, business corrections, and personnel changes in Wooster and surrounding towns with brief notices on births deaths and local arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonoon
Leyda
Pitcaburg
Patrick Shay
Ashlands
Shreve Stars
Co. Dutch Regt. O. N. G
Wooster Shale Brick Co
B. F. Tie
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples
Edwin E Pinnicks wed Lulu B Rater A L Tresco paired with Clara Hammer Mark Glennon with Sue A Smith Frederick Willner joined Mary Hirshey Edward Smith married Della Feightner A L Metzler with Mary Flerman Samuel C Grossman tied to Anna L Morrison Alberto F Peake and Emma D Uricker listed among licenses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E. Pinnicks
Lulu B. Rater
A L Tresco
Clara Hammer
Mark Glennon
Sue A Smith
Frederick Willner
Mary Hirshey
Edward Smith
Della Feightner
A. L. Metzler
Mary Flerman
Samuel C. Grossman
Anna L. Morrison
Alberto F. Peake
Emma D. Uricker
Methodist Churches Announce Sermons and Appointments
Breckenridge will speak at Brooklyn Methodist Church next Sunday September 16. Rev Boston will preach at Craston G R church Canaan on Evidences of Christianity. Christian Endeavor at o'clock with preaching at 8. Wooster Methodist Episcopal quarterly conference approved Rev W C Dawson for fifth year. New Concord Muskingum College president Dr J D Irons congratulates Wooster on call acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
M. E
Boston
Craston
G. R
Canaan
The
Wooster Methodist Episcopal Church
W.C. Dawson
New Concord
J.D Irons
Muskingum College
United Presbyterians of
Wooster
Irons
Narrow Escapes on Sundays East of the City
A doctor named J W L had a narrow escape when a horse he rode ran into fallen quarry stones on the Cox's quarry road. It took about 441 minutes to free him. Sammy Bell, five, survived being trampled by a horse on the square after Sunday school, suffering only bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Doylestown
Akron
East Union
John W. Hunter
Cross Keys
J. W. L&br
Cox
Caselli
Sammy
Bell
Wayne County Fair to Award Special Bicycle Prizes
Wayne County Fair announces special prizes for bicycle races and a display of buggies carriages wagons and farm implements. The organizers invite attendance and participation at the fair context with Harding and Co listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Co. Fair
We Adag
Wayne County
Harding
Wi6 & Co
Mila
Epworth League Convention Reports Wooster District Plan
The Doylestown Journal notes the Sub-District Epworth League Convention at the Methodist church last Friday with large attendance and strong interest. A temporary Wooster District organization was formed to establish five or six leagues across about 380 pastoral charges, with officers elected including President Rev. F. G. McCauley and Vice President Rev. E J W Booth.
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Wooster
Epworth
West Lebanon
Wayne County
Milo Kelser
Burbank
T. Scarborough
M. F Maurer
T. Hoak
E. Moffitt
Putman, Esq
J. Barron
B.D Barnett
J.T Hoak
WG. Dawson
Doylestown
Epworth League
Barberton
New Portage
Johnson’s Corners
Fisting Iver Styx
Canal Fulton
Clinton
North Lawrence
Smithville
Marshallville
Seville
Creston
F. G. McCauley
E.J. W. Booth
Treag
M.E. Breneman
Canal Fallon
Dalton Fire Devastates Village in Wayne County
The Dalton disaster described as Wayne County's worst blaze devastated the prosperous village. The fire began near A.Arrick’s furniture and spread through 33 to 47 structures, destroying a large portion of the business district. Losses top $200,000 with scant insurance, leaving many families destitute. relief efforts and intercity help from Orrville, Massillon and Canton supported survivors.
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Wayne County
Dalton
Wooster
Repuslican
Wertz
Ari¢k
Orrville
Massillon
Canton
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pittsburg
David Martin
John Eats
Congress
Shultz
Festmaster Luginbuhl
Frans Cully
Central Union Telephone Office
Western Union
Mansillon
Massillon Department
Canton Central
Masssilton
Keposeiania
Fhat
Scott
Harrold
Qrryile Gamleman
A. Sanderson
George Dagua & Son
L. C Davidson
Weber & Bruckner
F Lodge
Seuigits
Pythias
J. OU
D Y. Koettck
David
Rardner
A. Clark Stuck
John L.laginbub
M. S. McDowell
Peter Hartman
Freet & Son
Mary Clippenger
Lynn Sturgis
J. W. Buchman
J. H. Kaufman
J W. Baughman
Jacob Gonold
Leonard Donald
David Hawk
Mall Street
Lydia Eckert
Jane Douglass
Peter Collier
Schultz Avenue
I. E. Tracy
Dr Hawk
Henry Hinghton
Myers & Son
Daniel Funck
Wooster Insurance
Adam Weiss
National of Cincinnati
Dayton
D.a.freet
Ohio Mutual of
Salem
W. H. Stahl
Mansfield Mutual
Hoyal
Liverpool
Richland Mutual
John L. Luginbutl
David Gardner
Wayne County Mutual
Ohio Mutual
L. C. Davidson
Boots
Ohio Mutual Salem
Massillon Independent
Dr. Roebuck
A.H. Arrick
W. D. Harper & Son
Geo. Gardner
Eckert
W. F. McDowell
George Garner
Kauffman
Dalton Rif Awa Last Night In Ithe Vil
In the village of Ithe Vil a disturbance occurred last night when Dalton fled the scene. Heed offered help, while Wooster did not assist. The incident raises questions about local response and safety.
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Wooster
Fire devastates village. new church planned in fall
A major fire damaged several buildings in the village after spreading from Lea Orr’s barn to Addieman and Mellen barns and the M E church. The M E structure was lost. a new, more modern church is planned for next spring. Evangélical society may occupy Orr’s church in the interim. West Salem and other towns sent aid to fight the blaze.
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Evangélical Society
Lea Orr
Hower Bros
E. Miller
Miller
Orr
A. Mellen
Qrr
Addleman
Mellen
Ashland
Creston
Lodi
West Salem
Alen
Losa
Church
Ohio Armers
Wm Addieman
Lee Orr
Me'len
Rey Milo Kelser
Muesiilon
Resnenet
1 . Houseman
Anna Kiddla
G. W. Holoway
al. W Weiser
S’ittsburg
A. K
M.E
Luce Hall
LU. B. Society
Keiser
Sarah Campbell
South Haven
Michigan
John Kerns
Charles Kelser
Dalton Schools
T. W McKinney
Family of
Burden
Kansas
C A Mellen
Wooster Figures Headed to Pittsburg Pilgrims Day
Wooster residents led by McClarran A tran stetter and spouse Mayor Jeffries Speers McClarran Dr A H Hant Peter Fetzer Phil Young Robi smith E W Smith John McKinney Col A Wiley Esq Warner John Kope M Goodman John Brant Geo Matt and wife Ed Keiser Miss Jennie May Mrs Mathew Gant Miss Low Whitworth Miss Gerta Clouse Mr Orlan lainter and others travel to Pittsburg on Sunday for Pitts barfi events with numerous local families listed among participants.
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Pittsbarfi
W. Bechtel
Emil Rothouse
Fred Kallwasser
Jule Keister
Walter Terry
John Mowery
W H H Sichley
Wooster
Geo. W. Holloway
C. W. Weiser
Harbank
Pittsburg
McClarran
Mayor Jeffries
Speers McClarran
A. H Hant
Peter Fetzer
Phil Young
Robi Smith
E. W. Smith
John McKinney
Col. A Wiley
Esq. Warner
John Kope
M Goodman
John Brant
Geo. Matt
Ed. Keiser
Jennie May
West Salem
Mathew Gant
Low Whitworth
Gerta Clouse
Golden Garners
Orlan Lainter
Garver
Solomon Babb
Wm Wolbsogh
Harry Baum
Aardoer
Alexander Scott
Mary M Baker
M. Roach
Sadie Franks
Edith Sweeney
Chas, McAnaney
Jose McAnaney
Anna Scott
Della Scott
Allen Scott
J. E
Wooster Opens Its 20th Year Amid Tragic News
University of Wooster marks its 20th opening as bright prospects are shadowed by the death of Dr. Pomeroy a longtime president and strong friend. The campus welcomes many new students while recalling his influence and the expected transition to a new era under continuation of the university’s traditions.
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University of Wooster
Chariks
Harckoff
Salem O
Kauke Chapel
Oliver
Minnib L. Carrothers
University
Cove
W. L. Brilmayer
Wooster
Thomas M. Beer
Ashland Gazette
Harry
Ashland High School
D. Byron Oliver
Scovel
Bresbyterian Church
Uleyveland
Yester- By
U.L. Seward
Spring Valley
U. of W
R. McElroy
Theological Seminary
Allegheny City
M. J. Gregory
Ulageland Wooseter
West Bowman Street
Carey
Les
Local Baseball Scores Across Ohio and Nearby Towns
Reports of multiple games with varying outcomes including North Lawreace losing 14 to 19 and East Greenville beating Malton 22 to 21. Other matches feature Ashland, Creston, Sterling, Millersburg, Fredericksburg, Canton Marines, Wackerlys, and Wooster, with a Labor Day tournament talk in Burbank and upcoming races at Wayne County Fair.
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North Lawreace
Shreve
Dalton
East Greenville
Malton
D’nices
Ashbland
Creston Journal
Smithville
Cresten
Sterling
Burbank
Millersburg
Fredericksburg
Canton Marines
Wackerlys
Toy
Uhrichsville
Twin Cities
Hearts of
Millport
Masgulod
Akron
Matcheghe's
Orrvilles
Orivilies
Manchesters
Suchtel Grounds
Loudonville Dameocrat
Ashland
Wooster
Mansfield
Cleveland
Racing meets and death-defying displays in Wooster
The notice outlines trotting and pacing races on Wednesday and Thursday with purses of 100 and 200, entries due September 14. It promises spectacular outdoor attractions including a balloon and parachute race, a parachute cannon stunt by Prof Edward Matz, and a monster winged flight.
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Wayne County
Wayne County Agricultural Society
Wooster
Commonwealth of
Ohio
Kinney
Ander
Earth
Edward Matz
City Opera House
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McKinley
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Arthur Smith
Daniel Derr
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New Republic
G. W. Spangler
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Toronto
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Fred Baird
Burton City
J. T. Bair
John Blessing
Judge Tyler
L. & W. Road
Joel W. Tyler
Lennox
Tyler & Tyler
W.A. Underwood
Sidney
Yoder
John C. Talbot
Magnetic Springs
Wayne Jones
Indianapolis
Ind
Hannah Acobs
Geo. Hutchison
Wichita
Kan
Robert Segner
Latimer
Adella Guyot
Columbus
Ben Douglas
Washington, D. C
Enoch Totten
Washington, D.C
Ilinois
John Thompson
Mrs. Hardy
Chester Township
Webster
Frank Horn
North Bever Street
Dallas
Genoes
D. Coulter
McCarran
Howard Buggy Oo. Galion
Charles Jones
Carrol Miller
Perry Miller
Fourth Ward
Coulter
PHR
Republican
A. B. Peckinpaugh
Stark County
Peckinpaugh
Maudru
Highland Park Cider Mill
J H. Kline
Quinby Mills
Pyn
Buffalo Clothing House
Wayne Epworth
J. A. Smith
East
Bowman Street
Wié
Harrvding & Co
Republican Daily
Sith Ieain
Weber
Kerry- Lxcan
D'Nice
Wooster Clinton
Falton
Doylestown Ballj Club
Homme
Superior
Richmond
N. Y
Dr. Price
Long
Haines
Prescott
Dr Price
Chemical
Joan H. Lone
Northwestern University
Waxter
Rusk Medical College
Atuert B. Prescott
Univ.of Michigan
Ann Arbors
Anot
Aly Ready
Robi
Eason
Springyvill
Robt
Pee
Abe
Springingvittel Wayne Co
Perro
Rataenunk
Archer House
Waaster
M.clure & Co
North Buckeye Street
D. Nice’s
Ton
Waferly Republican
Department of Agriculture
Crawford
Wooster Markets
WedgsrtEen
Strick & Tyler
Dearersjin
Leeds
Mik Perlundrod
Barlay
C.cc
Deniers
East Linerry
F. W. Platt
Wm Shibley’s
Jacob Fischer
Frick's Block
Heinz & Co
Craighead & Co
Geo. A. Fisher
Ines
Luther Payne
Cobper North
Bever Streets
Wooster, Oo
In the Wooster
Wang Daniel Koalsman
Lorra Clark
Mary
Ferrera Camillo Jordan
W W Ducafis
U.N Lehr
Sarah Mra. Shang
Mary Ars
Joan F. Marciano, P.M
Scnior
W.h.wiler
West Liberty Street
Argut
John Tripp
Public Samare
Gleveland
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