Henrietta Agnes Limb (1872 – 1940)

1872 ▸ August 8. Born in Wooster, Wayne Co, OH.
1940 ▸ July 8. Died in Wooster, Wayne Co, OH.

Hattie was a member of Zion Lutheran church. Hattie and her sister, Florence, were members of the Wayne Rebekah Lodge, I.O.O.F.They were also members of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem and the American Legion Auxiliary. Hattie was also a member of the Wimodausis Club, a club for ladies whose name stands for “Wives, Mothers, Daughters, and Sisters”.

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Wooster Daily Republican
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 2 May, 1895
pg 4
Here and There.
Wedded In Their Own Home.
The marriage of Mr. Geo. Krieger, Jr., of Wooster, to Miss Nettie Henninger, of Marshallville, took place last night at 7:30, at No. 83 East North street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E.M. Beck, of the Reformed Church, in the presence of the following relatives: Mrs. Margaret Henninger, mother of the bride, of Marshallville; Miss Maud Henninger, of Canton; John Drieger, Miss Jasaphine Krieger, of Lakeville; Geo. Krieger, Sr. and wife, father and mother of the groom; Dr. Richard Elson and wife; Mrs. M. Limb, Misses Hattie and Florence Limb of Wooster. The event took place in the home which the groom had fitted up for his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Krieger were given an old fashioned belling, followed at midnight with a serenade by the Mandolin Club.

Wooster Republican
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 8 May, 1895
pg 3
Social Notes.
The marriage of Mr. Geo. Krieger, Jr., of Wooster, to Miss Nettie Henninger, of Marshallville, took place last night at 7:30, at No. 83 East North street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E.M. Beck, of the Reformed Church, in the presence of the following relatives: Mrs. Margaret Henninger, mother of the bride, of Marshallville; Miss Maud Henninger, of Canton; John Drieger, Miss Jasaphine Krieger, of Lakeville; Geo. Krieger, Sr. and wife, father and mother of the groom; Dr. Richard Elson and wife; Mrs. M. Limb, Misses Hattie and Florence Limb of Wooster. The event took place in the home which the groom had fitted up for his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Krieger were given an old fashioned belling, followed at midnight with a serenade by the Mandolin Club.

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Wooster Republican
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 26 April, 1899
pg 4
Happy Social Hours.
A Pleasant Gathering at Madison Hill—Other Events

From Wednesday’s Daily.
One of the delightful social gatherings of the season was held last evening at the charming home of Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Patton, on Madison Hill. It was a meeting of the Sunday School class of John A. Hoffman, of the English Lutheran church, and invited friends.
Those present heartily enjoyed themselves playing various games, not least of which was “speech-making,” indulged in by all. “The honors” were carried off by Menno A. Blough, who received the “booby-prize” for a “blank” oration, and by J.A. Hoffman who happily was voted the “Reed” of the house and given, not the “palm,” but an orange.
Light refreshments, including candies and pure maple sugar, were served by the hostess. Those present were J.A. Hoffman, E.C. Eberhart, Howard Reed, E.W. Snyder, Jean Thompson, M.A. Blough, Quincy Patton, Leslie C. Lawrence, Mary Acker, Ida Lytle, Laura Sellers, Hattie Limb, Sadie Kauffman, Anna Huffman, Cora Lonsbury, Anna Graham and Clara B. Herschler.

Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 19 July, 1899
pg 5
Personals.
Miss Jessie Fry, of Canton, is guest of Miss Hattie Limb.

Wooster Republican
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 25 October, 1899
pg 1
Surprised Their “Sister.”
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Miller Pleasantly Remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Miller, of East Larwill street have good reasons to long remember Tuesday evening, Oct. 17th, ’99—the 15th anniversary of their marriage — when the members of Wayne Rebekah Lodge, of which Mrs. Miller is an active member, gave them a degree in Oddfellowship, which, while it is not “down in the books,” was one greatly enjoyed by all present. As Mr. Miller was about closing the house for the night, he heard a noise on the porch. Upon opening the door, the crowd took possession of the house and from that time on Mr. and Mrs. Miller were the guests of their friends.
The evening was very pleasantly spent in social enjoyment. Among other things they were presented with a beautiful parlor lamp as a testimonial of the high esteem in which they are held. Sister Rebakah Mrs. Dr. Lerch in her attractive and interesting style made the presentation address.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Kiester, Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Barnard, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Snavely, Mr. and Mrs. G.W. Blandford, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Goetz, Mr. and Mrs. John Penick, Mr. and Mrs. John Russell, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Tawney, Frederick Snavely, Mrs. Mame Palmer, Miss Lura Myers, Mrs. Anna Hildebrandt, Mrs. Barchfield, Miss Paulus, Miss Kready, Mrs. John Wacker, Mrs. William Wacker, Mrs. Dr. Lerch, Mrs. Abraham Plank, Miss Florence Limb, Miss Hattie Limb, Miss Mattie Russell, Miss Pearl Young and I.H. Myers. After partaking of a very bounteous repast, all went home feeling that was good to be there.

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Wooster Republican
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 23 January, 1901
pg 2
Within the Wicket.
The following officers of Wayne Rebekah Lodge No. 323, I.O.O.F., were installed on Tuesday evening by D. G. G.M. Mrs. J.T. Keister, assisted by the following Past Grands Mrs. John Russell, Grand Marshal Mrs. A. Plank, Grand Warden, Mrs. Emma Wacker, Grand Financial Secretary; Mrs. Dr. Lerch, Grand Recording Secretary; Mrs. Geo. Blandford, Grand Treasurer. The officers installed were as follows:
N.G., Mrs. Lizzie Paulus; V.G., Miss Hattie Limb; Fin S., Mrs. Lizzie Miller; Rec. S., Mrs. Anna Hildebrant; Treasurer, Mrs. M. Goetz; Warden, Miss Nellie Young; Conductor, Miss Mattie Russsell; R.S. to N.G., Mrs. John Russell; L.S. to N.G., Mrs. J. Gerlach; R.S.V.G., Miss Lenore Schafter; L.S.V.G., Miss Emma Tieche; R.S.G., Miss Emma Conrad; O.S.G., J.S. Barnard; Chaplain, Mrs. J.T. Kiester.

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Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 15 October, 1902
pg 3
Personals
The Wayne Rebekah Lodge, I.O.O.F., of Wooster last Tuesday attended the District convention of the Order at Massillon. Those who attended from Wooster were Mesdames Mary Gasche, Martha Palmer, Ella Christy, Lizzie Miller, Jennie Mann, C.W. Gimbel, Emma Kramer, Lillie Leightner, Margaret Goetz, Martha Kramer, Isa Tawney, Mayme Palmer, Julia Russell, Laura Plank, Johanna Gerlach, Carrie Goldsmigh, Ella Keister, and Misses Mary Hostetler, Vinetta Frew, Florence Limb, Hattie Limb, Emma Tieche and Mayme Tieche.

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Wooster Republican
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 13 January, 1904
pg 4
Installed Officers.
Wayne Rebekah lodge at the last regular meeting installed the following officers: N.G., Florence Limb; V.G., Hattie Limb; secretary, Mrs. Emma Wacker; financial secretary, Dora Stevens; treasurer, Lizzie Snavely; R.S.N. G., Lizzie Miller; L.S.N.G., Maggie Goetz; R.S.V.G., Mrs. W. Gelach, warden, Mrs. Wm. Muschenich; conductor, Mrs. Harry Boegner, chaplain, Mrs. Will Rubeck.

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Wooster Republican
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 23 May, 1906
pg 2
A Gala Night In June.
Wooster Rebekahs Will Entertain Many Visitors.
Wayne Rebekah Lodge Daughters of Rebekah on the night of June 5 will entertain a large number of visitors from Medina Lodge Daughters of Rebekah and preparations are under way to make the affair one out of the ordinary. Besides the banquet there will be five candidates. At the meeting on Tuesday evening the following committees were named:
Banquet Committee—Mesdames Bloomberg, Miller, Leightner, Kramer, Rubeck, Russell, Tawney, Heller, Gorsjean, Goetz; J.H. Mayers, Max Bloomerg, Joe Fritz, J. Keister, Will Leightner, Wm. Heller.
Waiting Committee—Pearl Young, Florence Limb, Hattie Limb, Mrs. Barnett, Miss Pinkerton, Miss Emma Tieche.

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Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 4 March 1908
pg 5
The theatre party that left this city Tuesday evening to attend the performance at the Hippodrome theatre had a pleasant trip, but met with some inconveniences along the road. Two of the party became ill and they were taken to the rear platform for some time and the car was stopped to get medicines to relieve them.
During the trip to the city, the ladies served a luncheon which was greatly enjoyed and was a pleasuring feature of the event. By a misunderstanding, two of the couples missed the car at the square, but the car was held at the car barns, Cleveland until they arrived there on another car. They reached this city on the return trip at about 2:30 on Wednesday morning.
The following were present.
Ray Funck, Harriet Snyder, Kate and Jennie McAffee, Mayme France, Emma Hoffman, Will Keeney and wife, Jessie Garrett, Nellie Baker, Floe Smith, Agatha Buckley, Florence Limb, Mabel Shamp, Mr. and Mrs. Prof. Hutchins, Prof. Resser and wife, Edith Tawney, Helen Newkirk, Mae Yarnell, Mary Fombelle, Mary Nice, Lena Kettler, Edna Snyder, Imogene Miller, Elma Shibley, Emma and Anna Diehl, Lula Conrad, Fred Shibley, Guy Richards, Glenn Lovett, Fred Snyder, Emil Conrad, Gilbert Misz, Andrew Guarnaeri, Walter Schott, Minne Kauffman, Miss King, Ralph Smith, Harry Slaybaugh, Hattie Limb, Jennie VanOver, Nora Miller, Mary Fahrenbaugh, Mrs. Chas. Kester, Will Conrad, Mr. Carr, Blaine Koble, Raymond Schaad, Walter Fry, Miss Lanning, Mr. Frazier, Fred Snyder, Roy Gray and Paul Snyder.

Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 4 March 1908
pg 3
Personals.
Misses Hattie and Florence Limb attended the Scottish Rites banquet at Canton Friday evening.

Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 19 August, 1908
pg 3
Personals.
Miss Hattie Limb left on Friday for a visit with her brother Harry Limb at Salem, Ohio.

Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 26 August, 1908
pg 3
Personals.
Miss Hattie Limb returned home from a visit of several weeks with her brother at Salem.

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Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 8 December, 1909
pg 3
Personals.
Miss Hattie Limb returned from Conway and Alliance where she visited two weeks with relatives.

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Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 9 March, 1910
pg 3
Personals.
Miss Hattie Limb left at noon on Friday for a visit with relatives in Alliance and Cleveland.

Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 27 July, 1910
pg 3
Personals
Miss Hattie Limb went to Elyria Monday to spend a week with relatives.

NOTE: George Krueger Sr. was spouse of Katharina “Henrietta” Schaible.
Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 3 August, 1910
pg 3
Social Notes.
The Kreiger family reunion was held at the old Kreiger homestead near Elyria on Monday. Those from Wooster were George Kreiger Sr., and wife, George Kreiger Jr., Misses Hattie and Florence Limb and mothers. The farm where the reunion was held was the farm where the parents of George Kreiger, Sr., settled over sixty years ago, just outside the corporate limits of Elyria.

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Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 12 April, 1911
pg 1
Rebekah Lodge at Creston.
A new Rebekah lodge was formed at Creston Wednesday afternoon and the Wooster Rebekahs were invited to witness the impressive and interesting service. A large number went on the 1:15 limited while others went on the 4:50 car. The Wooster aggregation will remain for the evening service. Those present from Wooster were:
Mrs. D.E. Robinson, Mrs. U.S. Stevens and guest, Mrs. Emma Bell of Columbus, Mrs. Glenn Hall, Mrs. Flemming Fisher, Mrs. Victor Dye, Mrs L.R. Kramer, Mrs. George Farmer, Mrs. John Wacher, Mrs. Ed Robinson, Mrs. Leora Runkle, Miss Cosper, Mrs. Sarah Lucas, Mrs. Chas. Lautenschlager, Mrs. Hallie Hess, Mrs. C.M. Tawney, Mrs. A. Plank, Mrs. J. Kaltwasser, Mrs. J. Frederick, Misses Hattie and Florence Limb, Miss Blanche Edna Snyder, Miss Mayme Tieche, Miss Lizzie Paulus, Mrs. Adam Getz, Mrs. Dr. Young, Miss Maude Pinkerson, Mrs. Max Bloomberg, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Ed Snavely, Mrs. J.T. Keister, Mrs. F.E. Boigegrain, Mrs. Julius Grosjean, Mrs. E.Q. Coflins. Mrs. John Russell, Mrs. Minnie Scobey and Mrs. W.E. barnhart were also present, going from Akron, where they attended a Maccabee convention. J.M Russell and Max Bloomberg will join the ladies for the evening meeting.

NOTE: Rose and Emma Limb were cousins of our Limb family. Their father, also Martin Limb, was a stone mason and nephew of our Martin Limb. See The Other Martin Limb.
Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 16 August, 1911
pg 3
Personals.
Miss Rose Limb of Millersburg is spending several days with Misses Hattie and Florence Limb.

Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 27 December, 1911
pg 3
Personals.
The following from Wooster attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Reichenbach at Orrville on Sunday. Misses Florence and Hattie Limb, Mrs. Grossenbach, Minnie, Cary and Nora Grossenbach, J.M. Russell and Geo. Gerstenslager.

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Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 10 December, 1912
pg 6
Personal Items.
Mrs. Ora Brenneman, of Orrville, spent Sunday with Misses Hattie and Florence Limb.

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Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 14 December, 1913
pg 4
Personal Items.
Miss Mayme Tieche, Miss Hattie Limb, and guest, Miss Emma Limb, of Millersburg, were guests of Miss Orra Brenneman at Orrville on Sunday.

Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 18 April, 1913
pg 5
The Week’s Doings.
An order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, was initiated in Wooster Monday afternoon, to be known as Damascas Shrine.
John Cheshire, supreme watchman of the shepherds, of Chicago, was the organizer and members of the Bethany Shrine, of Akron, exemplified the beautiful ritualistic work in a most impressive manner.
A three course dinner was served at the noon hour and a lunch at the close of the work in the afternoon.
There are fifty charter members of Orrville, Medina, Creston and Wooster.
The following officers were elected and installed into their respective stations.
W.H.P., Henrietta Kapphahn
W. of the S., Joan H.B. Danford
W.P. Julia A. Russell
W.S., Sarah Yinkey
W.T., Florence Limb
W.C., Martha E. Kramer
W.S., Wilhelmina Z. Haffner
W.G., Bella Osborne
W.H., Jessie Horn
First W.M., Carl Limb
Second W.M., Rollie Sponseller
Third W.M., Albert H. Kapplahan
First H.M., Rae Allen
Second H.M., Hattie Limb
Third H.M., Minnie Eagon
King, John Russell
Queen, Zadie Hodwell
Organist, Maud Barnard
Worthy Guardian, Nellie Gravatt
Worthy Guard, L.R. Kramer
The kindliest feeling of good gellowship and jollity prevailed and the supreme officers predicted a most prosperous and successful Shrine.
The supreme officers present were:
John Cheshire, of Chicago; Jennie Sheldon, Cleveland; Elva Bender, Akron; Maud Rybold, Akron; Carl Reid, Akron; Emma Browso, Akron; Emma Ballard, Akron.

Wayne County Democrat
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 26 December, 1913
pg 2
Personals.
Miss Hattie Limb, who has been spending the fall months in the south, has returned home.

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1920 was the first year women voted in an election. The 19th Amendment gave most women the right to vote.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 11 February, 1920
pg 5
Society

Wimodausis Meeting
The Wimodausis ladies were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Shibley and there was a good turn out of members and invited guests. The program was in charge of Miss Hattie Limb. Mrs. Leisy rendered a piano solo. Mrs. Herman read a story. The contest was conducted by Mrs. Kith and Mrs. Shibley won the prize. The hostess service fine refreshments. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Harry Miller February 24.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 23 June, 1920
pg 2
Society

Wimodausis Meeting
The Wimodausis ladies held a meeting of great enjoyment Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. harry Mowery. All the members responded to roll call after which they heard the following program in charge of Mrs. McWhorter. Piano solo, Mrs. A.R. Williams; story, Miss Hattie Limb, contest in which all the members participated. Mrs. Isabelle Wilhelm Redick, wife of Captain Fred Redick, a member of the society who was recently married, was made the recipient of a gift, a token of remembrance from the Wimodausis ladies. The ladies decided to hold a picnic for their families the 21st of July, which will conclude the gathering during the summer months. The hostess served fine refreshments.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 11 August, 1920
pg 3
Young Ladies’ Missionary
The Young Ladies’ Missionary society of the Lutheran church was entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Mary Acker, North Market street, with Misses Relda Earle, Harriet and Florence Limb and Sadie Kaufman, associate hostesses. The leader of the evening was Mrs. G.A. Hudson. Mrs. Beachy gave the Bible reading, “The Language Question” was the subject presented by Miss Cora Schmuck, which was followed by a piano solo by Mrs. Louis Snavely. Fine refreshments were served.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 11 December, 1920
pg 5
Society

Damascus Shrine Meeting
The regular meeting of Damascus Shrine No. 11, Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, was held Friday evening at Memorial hall. At this time election of officers was held and the following were elected for the ensuing year:
Worthy High Priestess Martha Kramer
Watchman of the Shepherd Albert Kapphahn
Noble Prophetess Emma McMannis
Worthy Scribe Henrietta Kapphahn
Worthy Treasurer Clara Mason
Worthy Chaplain Julie Russell
Worthy Shepherdess Hattie Limb
Worthy Guide Erma Miller
After the meeting a social hour followed and light refreshments were served by the sojourners were served by the sojourners Mason Ellis and Bell. The installation of officers will be held at the next meeting Friday evening January 14.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 8 January, 1921
pg 5
Society
Wayne Rebekah Lodge
Wayne Rebekah lodge at its ? meeting Tuesday evening selected the following officers:
N.G. Miss ? Cameron
V.G. Mrs. Lulu Pressier
Sec. Dora M. Stevens
Fin. Sec. Lizzie Miller
Treas. Elizabeth Snavely
Ward Pearl Allman
Cord? Hattie Limb
?. G. Mrs. McAnanes
O.G. Catherine Fisher
R.S. to V.G. Linda Lautenschlager
L.S. to V.G. Olla Farmer
Dora M. Stevens, deputy president, was assisted in the installation by Latva? Russell, grand warden, Martha ?, grand warden, Ada D? and secretary Charlotte ? and treasurer Daisy McIntire and chaplain and Alpha Pike grand inner guard.
The Rebekahs will give the ? ? banquet the 19th of January at I.O.O.F. hall and in February they ? celebrate their anniversary and ? to have Mrs. Myrtle ?? of the O.R.A. with them.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 15 January, 1921
pg 5
Society

Damascus Shrine Installation
Damascus Shrine No. 11 Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, held installation of officers Friday evening at Memorial Hall. The following officers were installed:
Worthy High Priestess, Martha Kramer.
Watchman of the Shepherd, Albert Kapphahn.
Noble Prophetess, Emma McMannus.
Worthy Scribe, Henrietta Kapphahn.
Worthy Shepherdess, Hattie Limb.
Worthy Guide, Emma Miller.
Worthy Chaplain, Julia Russell.
Worthy Herald, Florence Mann.
King, John Russell.
Queen, Dora Ellis.
First Hand Maiden, Lizzie Miller.
Second Hand Maiden, Florence White.
Third Hand Maiden, Ada Bell.
First Wise Man, Carl Limb.
Second Wise Man, James McMannus.
Third Wise Man, Harry Miller.
Worthy Organist, Maude Barnard.
Worthy Guardian, Caroline Easterday.
Worthy Guide, Thomas Morrow.
The officers were installed by the following offers of the order:
Maude Barnard, Supreme Worthy High Priestess; Lizzie Miller, Supreme Worthy Chaplain; Florence Mann, Supreme Worthy Herald. The regular meeting was preceded by an oyster supper. There was a good number present and after the meeting the installation followed. Mrs. Russell in behalf of the Shrine presented Mrs. Barnard with a beautiful cut glass compote, the gift of the Shrine. Mrs. Charles Waite of Orrville was an out of town guest.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 14 April, 1921
pg 7
Society
Delegates Return
Mrs. Frank Gerlach, Mrs. James Boigegrain and Miss Hattie Limb have returned from Columbus where as delegates they attended the convention of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion of Ohio.
Mrs. May B. Halliday, of the Auxiliary of Fleming Post No. 82, Columbus, was elected temporary president of the state organization and presided at the meeting. The election of officers was to take place on Wednesday afternoon. The delegates held a banquet Tuesday evening at the Hartman hotel.
Hugh K. Martin, adjutant, American Legion of Ohio, was to speak on Thursday on “Legislation,” and Charles L. Darlington, chairman of the Legion’s Americanization committee, was to address the convention on “Americanization.” Col. McQuigg addressed the ladies in the first session. He said in part “The American Legion is the most universal organization in the United States. Never has an organization grown so fast or had a more noble purpose. There are now 10,200 posts in the country, comprising about 2,500,000 members. Ohio has 508 posts, an average of six to each county.” Col. McQuigg believes that everything the American Legion will attempt to accomplish in the future will need the assistance of the Women’s Auxiliary to make it a success. The five women units started in Ohio have now increased to more than 100.

NOTE: Don’t know if this was Florence or Hattie Limb. Probably Hattie.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 21 April, 1921
pg 8
Society

Wayne Rebekah Lodge
Wayne Rebekah lodge met on Tuesday evening and the regular business was transacted. This was followed by a very interesting program by the committee in charge. A number of selections on the piano and Victrola by Mrs. Otis Smith. A reading by Miss Mayme Tieche. The Rebekah Times, compiled by Sisters Cameron and Limb, was read by Mrs. Smith. This was followed by a playlet by Sisters Skelly and McKee which brought down the house.
Sister Lilly Kapp, of Orrville, O., the representative of District No. 24, of the O.R.A., was present and gave a very interesting report of her work and inspected Wayne lodge. Two new applications were presented for membership one for reinstatement and one for admission by transfer. The interest is increasing and the lodge is in good standing.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 2 May, 1921
pg 5
Society

Women’s Auxiliary
The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet at Memorial hall Wednesday evening at 6:45 p.m. There will be business. Hattie Limb president.
Notice
The American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary will hold a meeting at Memorial Hall at 6:45 Wednesday evening. The meeting will be out in time to permit the members to attend the circus.

NOTE: September 3, 1921 – Death of Margaret Schaible, age 84.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 23 September, 1921
pg 2
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Krieger, Mr. Edward Krieger and the Misses Florence and Hattie Limb were at Elyria yesterday attending the funeral of their uncle, Jacob Schaible. Mr. Schaible, who was a brother of the late Mrs. Margaret Limb, died just seventeen days after his sister passed away.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 5 November, 1921
pg 2
O.E.S. Officers
The regular meeting of Wooster Charter No. 270 O.E.S. was held in Masonic Temple last evening. After the routine business was disposed of, the Worthy Matron read her report of the visit in Grand Chapter, held in Cleveland, Oct. 25 to 27. Other members who were privileged to attend the session gave short talks. The election of officers for the ensuing year were next in order, resulting in the choice of the following officers.
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Florence Mann
Worthy Patron, Prof. Luther Platt
Associate Matron, Mrs. Gertrude Rhodes
Secretary, Mrs. Maude Barnard
Treasurer, Mrs. Alice Nice
Conductor, Miss Hattie Limb
Associate Conductor, Mrs. Lizzie Miller
Trustee, Mrs. Clara Irvin
The next meeting will be held Nov. 18 at which time a number of candidates will receive the degree. Refreshments will be served.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 3 December, 1921
pg 6
Society

O.E.S. Officers
Several interesting features marked the meeting held last night by Wooster Shrine, No. 270, O.E.Sl, in Masonic Temple. The officers for the coming year were installed and are as follows:
Worthy Matron, Florence Mann
Worthy Patron, Luther Platt
Associate Matron, Gertrude Rhodes
Secretary, Maude Barnard
Treasurer, Alice Nice
Conductress, Hattie Limb
Associate Conductress, Lizzie Miller
Adah, Harriet Mikel
Ruth, Idella France
Esther, Imogene Miller
Martha, Ethel Herman
Electa, Pearl Platt
Chaplain, Bertha Reece
Marshal, Adelia Marks
Organist, Julia Russell
Warder, Berle Weiler
Sentinel, William Heller
At the close of the above ceremonies, the retiring Worthy Matron, Mrs. Yoder, gave a very prettily worded speech thanking the officers of the present year for their splendid support, and also directed very fitting remarks to the incoming officers. Mrs. Yoder was presented with a Past Worthy Matron’s jewel by Past Matron Ella Rudy. The incoming Worthy Matron, Mrs. Florence Mann, made a few remarks in which she requested the same loyal support from her fellow officers as had been given Mrs. Yoder. A social time and dainty refreshments were the closing numbers on the program.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 5 June, 1922
pg 7
Society

Wimodausis Ladies
The Wimodausis ladies will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the People’s Savings and Loan building with Miss Hattie Limb as hostess.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 8 June, 1922
pg 2
Personals
Mrs. Harry Limb of Alliance was in the city Wednesday as a guest of the Wimodausis ladies, who were entertained by Miss Hattie Limb.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 8 June, 1922
pg 7
Society

Miss Limb Hostess
Miss Hattie Limb was hostess to the Wimodausis ladies and a number of invited friends Wednesday afternoon in the People’s Savings and Loan building. After each one responded to roll call with a current event, the following program in charge of Mrs. Lloyd Sanborn, was given.
Piano duet, Mrs. McWhorter and Mrs. A.R. Williams
Story, Mrs. Wilcox
Contest, Mrs. Sanborn
Reading, Miss Donna Van Niman
This concluded the program. All enjoyed the social hour which followed. A four-course dinner was served with pretty appointments. Beautiful flowers were placed in prominent places and roses were given as favors. The decorations added to the enjoyment of the affair. Mrs. Harry Limb of Alliance was an out of town guest. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C.M. McWhorter, North Bever street.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 27 June, 1922
pg 2
Personals
Miss Katherine Leypeldt of Cleveland was the week-end guests of Misses Hattie and Florence Limb.

NOTE: Carrie M. Schaible (1876-1922) was the daughter of Jacob Schaible and Caroline Eppley and wife of George A. Hahn.
Jacob Schaible was brother of Margaret Schaible, mother of Hattie & Harry, and was the granduncle of George Limb, Jr. and Edward Krieger.
Carrie and George Hahn lived in Oberlin, Lorain Co, Ohio and were buried in North Murray Ridge Cemetery in Elyria, Lorain Co, Ohio.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 20 July, 1922
pg 2
Personals
Miss Hattie Limb, George Limb, Jr., Ed Krieger of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Limb of Alliance went to Oberlin today to attend the funeral of their cousin, Mrs. George Hahn.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 12 August, 1922
pg 3
Miss Limb Is Knocked Down By Auto And Hurt
Miss Florence Limb, deputy in the county treasurer’s office, sustained a gash in her head Thursday night when she was thrown to the street by a passing automobile at the corner of Bever and Liberty street. Miss Limb and her sister were crossing the street when she was struck by the automobile driven by H.H. Kahl, of East Liberty street. A physician is giving the necessary attention to the wound which is about two inches long, but Miss Limb has resumed her work at the office apparently unmindful of her injuries.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 19 January, 1923
pg 2
Society

Wimodausis Ladies
Mrs. Lloyd Sanborn entertained the Wimodausis ladies and invited guests Thursday afternoon at the Sanborn home on North Market street. The ladies responded to roll call with current events after which Mrs. Buss conducted the program, Mrs. Saltsman read a story, and Miss Hattie Limb conducted a contest. Mrs. Shibley read two short poems. The social hour was followed by a two course dinner.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 14 February, 1923
pg 2
Society

Missionary Program
The Young Ladies’ Missionary society of the Lutheran church held their February meeting Tuesday evening in the church parlors with Miss Mary Acker leader. The program follows: Hymn, by the society; clinic, the Bible as a Book, Emma Hoffman; reading, A Double Wedding in India, Mrs. Harvey Ebert; story, Stanley Finds a Baby, Mrs. Frankie Snyder; Deaconess Bulletin, A Call to Service, Mary Acker, Lord’s Prayer in unison. The hostesses were Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. C.S. Gerig, the Misses Florence and Hattie Limb, Relda Earls and Ruth Starr.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 3 April, 1923
pg 1
More Movings Are Reported
The moving van is busy on all streets of the city. Today’s movings went through an unwelcome rain. Since last reported, the following changes of residences have been received at the Record office:
The Misses Hattie and Florence Limb from Spink street to Taylor flats, East Liberty street.
Geo. Limb from North Bever street to corner of Bowman and Spink streets.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 6 June, 1923
pg 3
Society

Wimodausis Meeting
The Wimodausis ladies and invited guests met with Mrs. Wm. Harris on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Herman had charge of the following program: Piano solo, by Mrs. McWhorter. Story by Mrs. Buss. Piano solo by Louisa Harris. Contest by Hattie Limb. The hostess served a very delicious dinner.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 11 July, 1923
pg 2
Personals
Mrs. A.C. McIntire, Mrs. Dora Stevens, the Misses Florence and Hattie Limb, and Mayme Tieche were present at the installation of officers at the Rebekah Lodge of Orrville on Monday evening. Mrs. McIntire gave the report from the Assembly meeting at Springfield.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 22 October, 1923
pg 2
Society
Wimodausis Ladies
The Wimodausis ladies will meet at the People’s bank building Wednesday, October 24 at 2:30 with Miss Hattie Limb as hostess.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 25 October, 1923
pg 2
Society
Wimodausis Ladies Meet
The Wimodausis ladies and several guests were entertained by Miss Hattie Limb Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 24, at the Peoples Bank Building. The meeting was opened with current events, after which the following program in charge of Mrs. W. Kramer was given:
Story, Mrs. Miller; vocal solo, Dorothy Kramer; reading, Mrs. Redick; contest, Mrs. Harman. Mrs. Kramer read a very interesting letter addressed to the club from Mrs. Rhodes, which told about her trip and the good time they are having. A delicious three-course dinner was served by the hostess.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 14 November, 1923
pg 2
Society
Lutheran Missionary
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Lutheran church met Tuesday evening in the church parlor for the annual Thank-offering meeting.
Mrs. Walter Miller, Cora Sherrick, Annie Hoffman and Harriet Limb were the leaders of the evening. The meeting was opened with a hymn followed by the devotionals by Mrs. Walter Miller. Responsive scripture reading by Mrs. Miller and Florence Limb. Readings “Gifts of Thankful Hearts” in South America, Japan, Africa, and India were given by Mrs. Mann, Mary Acker, Mrs. Young, and Relda Earls. Violin solo, Marie Smith. A very interesting little pageant entitled “A Finding Out Box” was beautifully rendered by a number of small girls from the Light Brigade. Thank-offering Creed, by Ruth Star.
The way different churches conduct their Thank-offering services was told by Mrs. Knestrick, Mrs. Simms, Annie Hoffman and Cora Sherrick. Vocal solo, Mrs. Ralph Miller. Tract, “Without Spot,” was read by Mrs. Dye who also had charge of the gathering of the Thank-offering, which amounted to $65.00.
Three new members, Mrs. Chas. Fahr, Miss Grace Wile and Miss Barbara Kaylor, were added to the active membership roll.
The hostesses were Mrs. Frankie Snyder, Mrs. Rickett, Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Dye, and Imogene Miller.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 16 January, 1924
pg 2
Rebekah Installation
A large company of Rebekahs gathered in I.O.O.F. hall last night for the regular meeting, at which time Sister Alpha Fisher, deputy president, installed the new officers for the present term. Those assisting her were Grand Marshall Sister Hattie Limb; Grand Warden Sister Pearl Allaman; Grand Chaplin Sister Linda Lautzenheiser; Grand Secretary Sister Grosjean; Grand Treasurer Sister Mayme Tieche; Grand Inside Guardian Sister Lizzie Paulus.
The officers installed were as follows: N.G., Sister Rosa Hawkins; V.G., Sister Edith Houser; Secretary, Dora M. Stevens; Fin Sec., Sister Llizzie Miller; Treas., Sister Elizabeth Snavely; R.S. to N.G., Sister Julia Russell; L.S. to N.G., Sister Hiler; Conductor, Sister Lizzie Paulus; Warden, Sister Hattie Limb; Chaplain, Sister Wolgamott; L.G., Sister Shauff; O.G., Sister Thompson; R.S. to V.G., Sister Era Ackerman. The new committees were appointed and the lodge is ready for its 1924 duties. One application was presented for membership.
Prosecuting Attorney Joseph O. Fritz, who is representative to the grand lodge of Ohio from this district was present at the meeting and made a few remarks complimentary to Sister Fike and her aides who so ably installed the officers. At the close of the meeting the members retired to the dining room, where the outgoing officers served them with light refreshments. Wayne Lodge numbers 242 members and we are hoping that this will be one of our most prosperous years, when all the members will find their way to the lodge meetings and assist the officers in exemplifying the principles of friendship, love and truth.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 12 September, 1925
pg 2
Personals
The following ladies from Wooster and Shreve attended the Ladies Aid Society of the Pennsylvania Rail Road Company which was held at Conneaut Lake Friday — Mrs. H.F. Bentley, Mrs. Mary Spear, Miss Hattie Limb, Mrs. L.W. Simms, Mrs. W.G. Miller, Mrs. Joe Seib, Mrs. Walter Campbell, Mrs. W. Moreland, Mrs. Joe Miller, Mrs. I. Chapman and Mrs. J.H. Easterday. The ladies report a fine time.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 28 November, 1925
pg 2
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Limb of Alliance spent Thanksgiving at the Limb home on Nold avenue.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 16 December, 1925
pg 2
Society
Wimodausis Club
The Wimodausis club was delightfully entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Wm. Harris at her home on Quinby avenue. Roll call was responded to with Christmas quotations, after which a Christmas program in charge of Mrs. Frank Haerle was enjoyed. Interesting stories by Mrs. Fred Shibley and Mrs. A.R. Williams; piano solo, Louise Harris and a contest was conducted by Miss Hattie Limb. This being the Christmas meeting, the exchange of gifts was enjoyed. The hostess served a lovely six o’clock dinner. Mrs. Wm. Herman will entertain the club on Jan. 14.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 10 February, 1926
pg 2
Lutheran Young Ladies
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran church met in the church Tuesday evening. Mrs. L.W. Sims and Mrs. Leo Stuller were the leaders for the evening. Scripture lesson, Mrs. Sims. Reading on prayer, Mrs. Harry Young. Story of Chinese by Mrs. A. Dice. The Haystack Prayer Meeting, by Mrs. Walter Miller. A discussion on different phases of missions by several ladies. The discussion was led by Miss Imogene Miller and Mrs. Stuller. Vocal duet, Elisabeth Quinby and Evelyn Stuller. The society was pleased to receive a gift of ten dollars from Miss Kate Sherrick for the Kommerack home. The hostesses, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Rahl, Misses Florence and Harriett Limb, Miss Ruth Starr and Miss May Acher served nice refreshments. Valentine decorations made the tables beautiful.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 9 March, 1926
pg 4
Society
Entertains Wimodausis
The members of the Wimodausis club and several guests were delightfully entertained by Mrs. H.D. Kuthe, Monday afternoon in Masonic Temple. The meeting opened with current events. An interesting program was conducted by Mrs. W.H. Kramer, which consisted of a play by five ladies, Mrs. W.H. Herman, Mrs. C.M. McWhorter, Mrs. Harry Mann, Mrs. Frank Haerle, and Mrs. Lloyd Sanborn. Mrs. Scott conducted a contest. The hostess served a delicious six o’clock dinner, the decoration were suggestive of St. Patrick’s day. In the evening the men were invited as guests and a pleasant evening of cards was enjoyed. March 23rd the members of the club will be entertained by Miss Hattie Limb.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 20 March, 1926
pg 2
Society
Wimodausis Club
The Wimodausis club will be entertained by Hattie Limb Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in the Masonic Temple. In the evening the men are invited to be present and cards will be played.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 24 March, 1926
pg 2
Society
Wimodausis Club
Miss Hattie Limb was hostess to the members of the Wimodausis club Tuesday afternoon at the Masonic Temple. The meeting opened with current events. Mrs. H.D. Kuthe had charge of the program which consisted of a story by Mrs. A.C. Knestrick and a dialogue by Mrs. George Quinby and Mrs. Theodore Bogner. Mrs. Kuthe conducted a contest. The hostess served a six o’clock dinner. Yellow and white decorations suggestive of Easter were tastefully carried out. In the evening the men were invited and cards were enjoyed. On April the 6th, Mrs. C.M. McWhorter will entertain the members of the club.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 7 April, 1926
pg 2
Society
Wimodausis Club
Mrs. C.M. McWhorter entertained the members of the Wimodausis club and several guests at her home on Tuesday with a one o’clock luncheon. Lavender and pink sweet peas in artistic clusters graced the tables. Following the luncheon Miss Hattie Limb presided and an interesting program was given. Stories by Mrs. D.M. Rhodes and Mrs. C.S. Reese, Violin solo by Charles McWhorter, accompanied on piano by Miss Lura McWhorter. Miss Limb conducted a contest. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Harry Mann.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 10 April, 1926
pg 2
Society
Lutheran Young Ladies
The Young Ladies Missionary society of the Zion Lutheran church met in the church Tuesday evening. Miss Barbara Kaylor and Miss Edna Schmuck were the leaders for the evening. Several ladies read articles on “How Some People Render Class Service.” Poem, “If,” by Miss Kaylor. Vocal solo, “My Task,” by Edna Kaylor. Bible reading, Edna Schmuck, followed by several sentence prayers. A paper, “Prayer in the Life of Oriental Christians,” by Miss Kaylor. Piano solo, “Sweet Hour of Prayer,” by Miss Cora Sherrick. The hostesses, Mesdames France, Limb, Quinby, Fuschenich, Shelly and Hold, served refreshments.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 12 May, 1926
pg 2
Personals
Miss Beryl Weiler, the Misses Florence and Hattie Limb, Mrs. Frank Haerle and Miss Beatrice Alexander, Mrs. A.C. McIntire, Mrs. Walter Mann, Mrs. William Lightner and Mrs. Blair Lightner were among those who attended the Ohio Rebekah assembly meeting at Canton last evening.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 14 May, 1926
pg 7
Memorial Day Committees To Meet Monday
Plans For Annual Celebration Will be Made in Memorial Hall at 7:30.
All Memorial Day committees will meet in the Memorial Hall Monday evening May 17 at 7:30 o’clock. H.R. Smith is chairman. All interested persons who are not on committees are requested to attend the meeting at which Memorial Day arrangements will be made. The committees are as follows:
Speakers Com. — Rev. Nesbitt, chairman, Rev. Brown, Harry McClarran.
Music Com. — Devere Kauffman, chairman, Fred Leopold, Ed Glasgow, Marie Allen, Mrs. Effie Rosier, Mrs. T.O. Bell, Edith Houser.
Transportation Com. — W.E. Winkler, chairman, Raymond T. Smith, John Pafenbach, Lloyd Noftzger, Walter Orahood.
Flowers — Mrs. R.S. Miller, chairman, Mrs. Mary Lehr, Hattie Limb, Florence Hunt, Mrs. Fred Gephart, Mrs. Ida Fetter, Harry Brown, Russell Reiman.
Program — F.C. Gerlach, chairman, T.R. Middaugh, Walter R. Yost, Weston Peckinpaugh, Mrs. William Jolliff, Mrs. Fleming Fisher.
Platform — W.R. Curry, chairman, Abe Brenner, Will L. Long, M.M. VanNest, A.S. Blake.
Ritual Com. — Jesse McClellan, chairman, S.G. Blake, Fred Clodfelter, M.S. Reed, Theo. Cunningham, N.B. Pierce, Michael Rohn.
Decorating Com. — W.B. Barnard, chairman, Wayne Markley, R.H. Smith, Florence Bates, Mrs. Alice Snyder.
Invitation — Wilmot Snyder, chairman, C.P. Foss, Ben Swartz, Mrs. R.S. Miller, Mrs. Fleming Fisher, Mrs. Effie Campbell.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 29 May, 1926
pg 10
Memorial Day Events Monday
Paraders Will Leave Memorial Hall at 9 O’clock for the Cemetery.
Memorial Day services will be held in Wooster next Monday morning, beginning at nine o’clock, when the parade will start from Memorial hall to the cemetery.
Judge L.R. Critchfield is president of the day, Capt. C.P. Foss is chief marshal, Attorney H.R. Smith is chairman of the committee for arrangements and Capt. F.C. Redick is secretary. Attorney Daniel C. Funk will give the memorial address.
The line of march will be from Memorial hall to Liberty street, west to the square, south to the cemetery. The graves will be decorated with flowers by school pupils in charge of guides. As soon as the decorating has been completed, the day’s program will be given near the south gates. Upon the return march the Woman’s Relief Corps will conduct services at the bridge for deceased naval heroes.

The Day’s Program
The program to be given in the cemetery is as follows:
Invocation, Rev. S.D. Harlan; music, Board of Trade band; ritual service, ritual committee; firing three volleys and taps, Co. K, 145th O.N.G.; Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, James Bucher; music, Board of Trade band; address, Daniel C. Funk; America, all singing; dismissal, Rev. A.H. Juergens.

The Committees
The committees in charge of the day’s events are:
Speakers committee — Rev. Nesbitt, chairman, Rev. Brown, Harry McClarran.
Music committee — Devere Kauffman, chairman, Fred Leopold, Ed Glasgow, Marie Allen, Mrs. Effie Rosier, Mrs. T.O. Bell and Edith Houser.
Transportation — W.E. Winkler, chairman, Raymond T. Smith, John Pafenbach, Lloyd Noftzger, Walter Orahood.
Flowers — Mrs. R.S. Miller, chairman, Mrs. Mary Lehr, Hattie Limb, Florence Hunt, Mrs. Fred Gephart, Mrs. Ida Fetter, Harry Brown, Russell Reiman.
Program — F.C. Gerlach, chairman, T.R. Middaugh, Walter R. Yost, Weston Peckinpaugh, Mrs. William Jolliff, Mrs. Fleming Fisher.
Platform — W.R. Curry, chairman, Abe Brenner, Will L. Long, M.M. VanNest, A.S. Blake.
Ritual committee — Jesse McClellan, chairman, S.G. Blake, Fred Clodfelter, M.S. Reed, Theo. Cunningham, N.B. Pierce, Michael Rohn.
Decorating committee — W.B. Barnard, chairman, Wayne Markley, R.H. Smith, Florence Bates, Mrs. Alice Snyder.
Invitation — Wilmot Snyder, chairman, C.P. Foss, Ben Swartz, Mrs. R.S. Miller, Mrs. Fleming Fisher, Mrs. Effie Campbell.

NOTE: No Limbs are specifically mentioned in this article; however, Hattie was on a committee and other Limbs would have been involved. The Oration is interesting.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 1 June, 1926
pg 4
Tribute Again Paid Veterans
All Wooster Takes Part in Memorial Day Services of An Impressive Nature.
Under fair skies and other favorable conditions, did all Wooster and many people from other parts of Wayne county pay tribute to the memory and deeds of soldiers, living and dead, of all wars in Memorial Day services Monday forenoon. From 9 o’clock to noon thousands of people aged from babies in arms to civil war veterans pay the 80-year mark gathered in the Wooster cemetery, which never looked more beautiful and sublime. Beautiful garlands decked the graves of loved ones and to the personal touch of each grave were added floral tributes from Memorial Day committee, placed upon the graves of veterans by school pupils under the direction of guides from the organizations in charge of the day’s celebration.
The Wooster Board of Trade band headed the line of march from Memorial Hall to the cemetery, where the day’s exercises were carried out. During the passing of the marchers through the business section, all traffic was stopped. The streets were lined with spectators. Military officers followed the band and were followed by many military and fraternal organizations. The hundreds of school pupils carried flags.

The Day’s Program
Judge L.R. Critchfield was president of the day. Capt. C.P. Foss was chief marshal, James Bucher read Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, Attorney Daniel C. Funk was the orator, Attorney H.R. Smith was chairman of the general committee and Capt. Fred C. Redick was secretary. Mrs. Frank Campbell was treasurer. To the satisfaction of all members of the committee, the day’s events were carried out impressively as had been planned.
At the cemetery Rev. S.D. Harland pronounced the invocation, the band played a selection, the G.A.R. and Sons of Union Veterans ritual was read in memory to the deceased veterans, three volleys and taps were given by Company K, 145th O.N.G., James Bucher read Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, the band played another number, Mr. Funk gave the oration, all joined in singing “America” and the assembly was dismissed by Rev. Juergens.
On the return march to the city the Woman’s Relief Corps paused at the bridge to pay tribute to naval veterans. Garlands were strewn upon the running water. The marchers disbanded at the square.

The Day’s Oration
Speaking on the subject “The American Ideal,” Attorney Daniel C. Funk of Wooster, a member of the American Legion, traced the history of the United States as interpreted by our wars. “Always,” he said, “we have fought, not for conquest, but for conscience; not for territorial aggrandizement, but always for an ideal, the American ideal of liberty founded on justice.”
Developing the thought that “a nation’s destiny is determined by its ideal,” he contrasted the rise and fall of ancient Egypt and Rome, and of modern Germany and Russia, and other nations, with the ever growing and more powerful United States, “whose government,” he declared, “had been founded and established on the solid rock of justice, equality and human liberty.”
The attributes of this ideal when applied to government, are three “1. A realization of our responsibilities to our fellow man, 2. a realization of our civic responsibility, 3. a realization of our responsibilities to God.”
The three ways in which this ideal is acquired are environment, education and service, especially service in time of crisis, service in time of war.
“This spirit, this ideal born of the revolution, was fostered and developed by its patriots, and by them handed down to the succeeding generation. Likewise, the veterans of each succeeding struggle fostered and developed the American ideal during their day and handed the principles on which our government had been founded down to their sons.”
Speaking to the Civil War veterans, Lieutenant Funk said, “It is because you fought for, because you fostered, because you preserved and handed down to your posterity the ideal of America that the present generation of soldiers battled in 1898 and again in 1917 for these same principles.”
It is the task of the present generation to preserve and to pass on to posterity the American ideal. Having entered the world war that future wars might be made impossible, the means left at the disposal of the present generation are education and example. To this present generation he emphasized the latter, “That you might so live, that you might so conduct yourselves in your relations to your fellowmen, to your government and to your God, that the soul of America might be said to give, to move, and to ? ?..?
The speaker closed with an apt reference to the American flag, declaring that “national ideals are represented by national emblems, that the American flag is the one flag in all the world that stands for liberty and all that it implies.”

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 10 September, 1926
pg 2
Society

Wimodausis Club Meets
The Wimodausis club met Thursday afternoon at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Harry Miller was the hostess. The meeting was opened with current events by each member after which Mrs. C.S. Reese had charge of the program which consisted of a story by Mrs. Kramer. Poem by Mrs. McWhorter and a contest by Miss Hattie Limb. A business meeting was then held after which the hostess served a lovely six o’clock dinner. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. L.M. Rhodes on September 21st.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 30 October, 1926
pg 2
Society

Mrs. Wacker’s Class
Misses Hattie and Florence Limb entertained the members of Mrs. Wacker’s Sunday school class of the Lutheran church on Friday evening. The meeting was a social occasion for the class, and a very pleasant time was enjoyed.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 18 December, 1926
pg 2
Society

Wimodausis Entertained
Mrs. Walter Buss entertained the Wimodausis at a lovely Christmas meeting in Masonic Temple on Friday. A delicious one o’clock luncheon was served to a number of members and invited guests. Mrs. Theodore Bogner was in charge of the program, which included current events. Music by Mrs. Haerle, Christmas story by Mrs. Harry Mann, Christmas poem by Mrs. Bogner, contest in charge of Miss Hattie Limb. There was also an exchange of Christmas gifts.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 13 January, 1927
pg 2
Society

Entertain Wimodausis
Miss Hattie Limb will be hostess to the members of the Wimadausis club at her home, Friday with a one o’clock luncheon.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 15 January, 1927
pg 2
Society

Wimodausis Luncheon
The Wimodausis was delightfully entertained on Friday by Miss Hattie Limb, when she was hostess at a one o’clock luncheon in her home on Nold avenue. Members of the society and a number of invited guests were present. The usual program was carried out and current events were given. The afternoon program was in charge of Mrs. Walter Buss and was as follows: Reading, Mrs. Williamson; story, Mrs. Kramer; contest, Mrs. Bogner.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 26 January, 1927
pg 2
Society

Wimodausis Meets
Mrs. Arch Dice entertained the members of the Wimodausis club and several invited guests at a 1 o’clock luncheon at her home on East Bowman street. Sweet peas were used for table decorations. Roll call was responded to with current events. Miss Hattie Limb had charge of the program which consisted of a story by Mrs. McWhorter, piano solo by Mrs. Frank Haerle and a piano solo by Master Billy Dice. Mrs. Rhodes conducted a contest.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 1 April, 1927
pg 12
Thousands To Parade Here Late In June
Grand Lodge I.O.O.F. Convention Promises to Provide Numerous Spectacles.
One of the really outstanding events for Wooster in years will be the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ohio Oddfellows scheduled to be held in this city during the week of June 20th, preliminary announcement of which was made some weeks ago.
General committees for the occasion held a well attended meeting last night at I.O.O.F. hall, and plans for the big occasion were outlined. committees are now entering upon their work, which will come to a climax during convention week.
While the number of delegates here for the Grand Lodge sessions will number only about seventy five, special events for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights will be open to the general public, and it was predicted at last night’s meeting that no auditorium in the city will be large enough to accommodate all who will desire to witness the spectacles.
On Monday evening will come the reception to the visiting delegates, which will take place at the city hall. There will be addresses of welcome by officers of Wooster Lodge, the Rebekahs, Mayor W.H. Black, and a representative of the Board of Trade. Responses will be made by the Grand Master and Grand Secretary.
On Tuesday a special feature will be the sight seeing trip at 3 p.m. which is to wind up at the Experiment Station in a general I.O.O.F. picnic.
The biggest of the week’s events will come on Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the form of a gigantic parade, in which Cantons and I.O.O.F. lodges of many neighboring cities will participate. Several thousand Oddfellows are expected to be in the line of march.
A feature of this parade will be the band of 36 pieces from the I.O.O.F. home at Springfield, made up of boys and girls of the institution. They have a most excellent band.
Following the parade, the pageant, “Cinderella,” will be given, likely at the high school auditorium. This is a beautiful spectacle, produced by some sixty children from the Oddfellow home on a scale comparable to mammoth pageants in big city theaters.
On Thursday evening the Degree of Chivalry is to be given, and Friday will bring the convention to a close.
There will be morning and afternoon business sessions on each day for the delegates.
The general committees which are now preparing for the big event are as follows:
Advisory Committee — J.S. Schultz president, Chas Lautenschlager secretary, W.C. Myers treasurer, Jas. A. Shamp, C.M. Tawney, J.R. Warner, C.L. Miller and Jos. O. Fritz.
Committee on Registration — Warren Ackerman chairman, A.H. Dice, V.L. Bridenstine, Ben McIlvaine, Julius Kaltwasser, Walter Mougey, R.T. Bechtel, Don Cotterman, Fred Graber, W.R. Lightner, R.J. Sweeney, Guy E. Teeple, C.W. Gilmore, H.A. Keim, Amanda Wogamott, LaVinia Laubach, Lizzie Miller, Dora M. Stevens, Elizabeth Snavely and Daisy McIntire.
Committee on Reception-Program — C.W. Riddle chairman, W.H. Black and Neal F. Bowman.
Committee on Sightseeing — Geo. W. Quinby chairman, F.M. VanOver, C.O. Slahbaugh, C.E. Lautenschlager, Roy Martin and Jacob Frederick.
Committee on Basket Picnic — W.C. McCullough chairman, E.R. McMaster, W.H. Kramer, Chas Canankamp, Harvey Alleman, W.H. Jolliff Sr., Foster Stucker, S.A. Power, Ada Dye, Nanie Fisher, Linda Lautenschlager, Isa Tawney, Clementine Fritz and Sadie Grosjean.
Committee on Parade — M.R. Limb chairman, F.E. Boigegrain, C.A. Burris, Abe Brenner, F.C. Gerlach, Hattie Limb, Lula Mann, Lizzie Paulus, Edith Houser, Effie Skelly and one member from each lodge in the district.
Committee on Grand Ball — A.C. McIntire chairman, W.R. Mann, Roy Hoffman, Joseph Fisher and Walter Jolliff.
Committee on Memorial — E.F. Miller chairman, E.O. Power and T.R. Middaugh.
Committee on Past Grand’s Picnic — This to be in charge of the Advisory Committee.
Committee on Declaration of Chivalry — This to be in charge of Wooster Canton.
Committee on Program and Publicity — E.H. Hauenstein chairman, V.M. Skelly, Ralph W. Miller, Herman Freedlander, Lawrence D. Shreve.
Committee on Finance — J.T. Keister chairman, Simon Brenner, Wm. Harris, Wesley H. Zaugg, John A. Myers, Max Bloomberg and also one person from each lodge in the district.
Committee on Decoration — W.E. Barnard chairman, W.E. Heller, Wayne J. Markley, David Nice, Nick Amster, Earl Hoffman, A.L. Lucas, Paul K. Weitzel, Edythe Lightner, Pearl Alleman, Rose Hawkins, Mabel Hearle and Barbara Harder.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday 15 June, 1927
pg 1
Entertains Wimodausis
Mrs. C.M. McWhorter very delightfully entertained the members of the Wimodausis club at her home on Tuesday with a one o’clock luncheon. The tables were decorated with pink and white roses. Mrs. A.C. Knestrick had charge of the program which consisted of a violin solo by Charles McWhorter accompanied on the piano by Aura McWhorter, and a reading by Miss Hattie Limb. Miss Hattie Limb was elected the leader for the coming year. A picnic for all members and their families will be held Wednesday, June 29, at the new city park. This will be the last meeting for the club year.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday 21 July, 1927
pg 2
Society News

Rebekah Officers
Wayne Rebekah lodge held their regular meeting on Tuesday evening. Deputy President Sister Ada Dye, with her staff of the following officers, Deputy Grand Marshall, Hattie Limb; Dist. Grand Warden, Pearl Allman; Dist. Inner Guard, Lulu Mann; Dist. Outer Guard, Sadie Grosjean; Dist. Grand Chaplain, Alice Geiselman installed the officers for the current term. Noble Grand, Amanda Wolgamott; vice Grand, Caroline Thompson; Warden, Grace Billingsley; Conductor, Gail Miller; Chaplain, Blanche Miller; Inside Guard, Florence Bates; Outside Guard, Lulu Graber; Right Sup. to Noble Grand, Daisy McIntire; Left Sup. to Noble Grand, Effie Skelly; Right and Left Supporters to Vice Grand, Mary McAnany and Sadie Grosjean; musician, Arline Bebout. With this group of officers we are hoping for a good term.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 15 September, 1927
pg 5
Grand Jurors Come Monday
Petit Jurors Will Not be Called Until Later in the Autumn.
Members of the September grand jury … [illegible]
The Petit Jurors
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Miss Hattie Limb of Wooster ….
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The Dalton Gazette
Dalton, Ohio
Thursday, 22 September, 1927
pg 1
September Term Of Court Opens
In compliance with instructions given late last week by Judge Starn, the grand jury did not convene Mon., the day originally set for the beginning of the September session, but will meet next Monday. The session was postponed a week.
The grand jurors are:
Sarah McCullough of Wooster.
Peter Felix of Baughman.
C.W. Keener of Congress.
Victor Amstutz of Green.
Amzi Franks of Wooster.
N.C. Hites of Wooster.
Mrs. Roy Smith of Canaan.
Willis Reddinger of Baughman.
Mrs. Fred Marti of Chester.
Mrs. Flora Huff of Wayne.
Philip Bogner of Wooster.
Mrs. Bessie Morgan of Clinton.
John Bates of Chester.
Elmer Caskey of Canaan.
Mrs. Mabel Boyer of Milton.

The names of petit jurors have been drawn and will be called later. They are:
Harry Shriver, of Plain.
Geo. Spangler, of Wooster.
Frank Fair, of Chester.
Blanche Hoover, of Walton.
Philip Senff, of Wooster.
Glade Sauvain, of Saltcreek.
Lee Schaffter, of Paint.
Harris Des Voignes, of Paint.
Mrs. Madge Urmson, of Saltcreek.
Mrs. Edward Landis, of Chester.
Miss Hattie Limb, of Wooster.
Arthur Hanna, of Wayne.
Frank Langell, of Wooster.
Carl James, of Franklin.
Chas. Goffinet, of Milton.
A. Houser, of Green
Mrs. Jacob Holder, of Green.
Mrs. Maggie Singhass, of Saltcreek.
Floyd Tracey, of Saltcreek.
Geo. Moyer, of Milton.
Mrs. Ollie Graber, of Sugarcreek.
Minnie Dreibilbis, of Congress.
Clyde Moody, of Wooster.
Mrs. Hope Martin, of Congress.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 12 October, 1927
pg 2
Society News

Local Ladies Honored
Ella Fogel, of Orraville, was elected president of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly convention which was held at Creston on Thursday. She appointed Mrs. F.E. Snavely, Miss Hattie Limb and Mrs. Jennie Allis, home committee and Miss Ina Cameron as chaplain.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 13 October, 1927
pg 2
Society News

Rebekah District Convention
The following Rebekahs from Wayne Lodge No. 333 attended the special session of District No. 26, of the Ohio Rebekah assembly at Creston, Tuesday: Mrs. Mary Collins, Mrs. Barbara Harder, Mrs. Gail Miller, Miss Elizabeth Paulus, and Mrs. Dora Stevens. All ?? profitable meeting.
The special session of this district will be held at Loudonville next year. The state president, Mrs. Clara Rupert of Warren, O., installed the following officers for the next year:
President, Ella Fogel, Orrville
Vice President, Flossie Garver, West Salem
Secretary, Louise Boigegrain, Wooster
Treasurer, Lillian Knapp, Orrville
Warden, Lucy Derr, Loudonville
Conductor, Minnie Bowman, Orrville
Inside Guardian, Elgie Schlegel, Creston
Outside Guardian, Flossie Heffelfinger, Loudonville
Chaplain, Ina Cameron, Wooster
Pianist, Ruth Waeffler, Orrville.
President Fogel then appointed the I.O.O.F. homecoming committee Miss Hattie Limb, Mrs. ? Allis, Mrs. Elizabeth Snavely.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 9 November 1927
pg 2
Society News.

Lutheran Young Ladies.
The members of the Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Zion Lutheran church, met at the home of Mrs. William Herman Tuesday evening. The leaders were Mrs. Lee Stuller and Mrs. Charles Zimmerman. The devotionals were in charge of Mrs. Zimmerman. Prayer by Mrs. R.B. Peery. A piano duet Mary Miller and Zelma Zimmerman. Several young ladies gave readings on the Thank Offering Thoughts “What the Thank Offering Is and What It Does,” by Mrs. Beachy. A very interesting talk on the subject was given my Mrs. Peery. The thank offering ? a triologue by Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Fair and Mrs. Kelm. Mrs. Max Johnston had charge of the thank offering. Reports of the convention at Ashland were given by Mrs. William Kelm, Mrs. G. Quinby, Mrs. W. Miller, Mrs. John Hild and Miss Sadie Kauffman. A ??? Mrs. Young, the Misses Florence and Hattie Limb, Ruth Starr and Mary Acker.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 22 November, 1927
pg 2
Society News

Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary held their regular meeting on Monday evening in Memorial Hall. There was installation of officers. Following the meeting the past presidents, Miss Hattie Limb, Mrs. W.H. Jolliff and Mrs. F.C. Gerlach were presented with jewels.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 17 December, 1927
pg 2
Society News

Wimodausis Luncheon
Miss Hattie Limb will entertain the members of the Wimodausis Club at a one o’clock luncheon on Tuesday, Dec. 20, at her home on Nold avenue. This will be the Christmas meeting.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 21 December, 1927
pg 2
Society News

Entertains Wimodausis
Miss Hattie Limb very delightfully entertained the members of the Wimodausis club at her home Tuesday with a 1 o’clock luncheon. Current events were on Christmas. Mrs. Reese had charge of the program which consisted of a story by Mrs. McWhorter and by Mrs. Knestrick, poems by Mrs. Bogner, Mrs. Kramer and Mrs. Quinby. There were no guests. Mrs. Scott will have the New Year’s meeting Jan. 5.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 6 January, 1928
pg 2
Society News

Entertains Wimodausis
Mrs. Charles Scott very delightfully entertained the members of the Wimodausis club at her home Thursday with a one o’clock luncheon. Miss Hattie Limb had charge of current events and program. Story by Mrs. L. Rhodes. Biography of the club was given by Mrs. W. Herman. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Fred Shibley Jan. 17.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 26 April, 1928
pg 14
Memorial Day Committees Will Meet Monday Evening to Plan Year’s Observance
The committee on general arrangements for Memorial Day held a meeting at Memorial Hall on Monday, April 9th, and elected the following officers: Chairman, F.C. Redick, secretary, H.L. McClarran.
Chairman Redick has appointed the following committees and has called a meeting of these committees for Monday, April 30th, at 8 p.m. and it is very important that every member of these committees be present.
List of committees for Memorial Day, May 30, 1928:
Speakers — H.R. Smith chairman, Jesse McClellan, Rev. W. Leo Brown, Capt. F.C. Redick, H.L. McClaran
Music — DeVere Kaufman chairman, W.Z. Conrad, Mrs. Mary Lehr, Mrs. Rula Mustain, Mrs. Effie Hosler
Transportation — Ed Winkler chairman, L. Naftzger, Paul Lyon, Mrs. Mary McAnaney, Mrs. Rilla Penick, Mrs. Nellie Derr
Parking — George Lautzenheiser chairman, Herbert Money, Donald Dickason, and Boy Scouts troops of Wooster.
Flowers — J.W. Kistler chairman, H.D. Brown, Ray Campbell, John Paffenbach, Marion Ackerman, Mrs. Alice Geiselman, Mrs. Anne Bolus, Mrs. Emma Slaybaugh, Mrs. Ollie Kiner, Mrs. Nannie Fisher, Mrs. James Boigegrain, Mrs. Ida Easterday
Program — F.C. Gerlach chairman, E.S. Glasgow, S. Manson, Hattie Limb, Mrs. Wilmot Snyder, Mrs. Florence Bates
Ritual — Fred Clodfelter chairman, M.S. Read, Theodore Cunningham, N.B. Pierce, Michael Rohr
Decorating — W.E. Barnard chairman, D. Metzler, E.A. Smith, A. Brenner, Mrs. Ida Fetter, Mrs. Carrie Thompson, Mrs. Lena Hauenstein
Invitation — H.R. Smith chairman, W.B. Swartz, Daniel Funk, Mrs. Elma Fisher, Mrs. Nancy White, Miss Ora Brown, Mrs. Orpha Reiman, Mrs. F.C. Gerlach.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 28 May, 1928
pg 4
Memorial Day Parade Moves At 9 O’Clock
General Edward Vollrath Will Give Address in Cemetery Services.
Arrangements were being completed today for the annual Memorial Day services which will be held in Wooster Wednesday morning.
Jesse McClellan is president of the day, ? Feightner is chief marshal, Capt. F.C. Redick, chairman of the committee on arrangements and H.L. McClarran secretary.
General Edward Vollrath of Bucyrus will be the orator of the day and Kenneth Glasgow will give Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address.
The invocation at the cemetery will be given by Chaplain W. Leo Brown and music will be provided by the Wooster Board of Trade band. The ritualistic service will follow, then will come the firing of three volleys and taps by the headquarters company of the 37th infantry brigade, O.N.G. Following the address of General Vollrath, America will be sung, and the audience will be dismissed with the ? men.

Order of March
Organizations to be in position by 8:30 a.m. Parade moves at 9 a.m. prompt. Line of march will be from Memorial Building, sough on Buckeye street, west on Liberty street to the public square, south on Market street to the cemetery.
All organizations are requested to assemble at the places indicated and march in the parade in the order named.
On Buckeye street, north of South street — Chief Marshal, Aides, Wooster Board of Trade Band, Headquarters Co., 73rd Inf. Brig. O.N.G., President and Speaker of the Day, Given Post No. 133 Grand Army of the Republic.
On Buckeye street, south of South street — American Legion ? Corps, Wooster Post No. 68 American Legion, Buckeye Camp No. 51 Spanish War Veterans, Captain Keifer Post No. 1081 Veterans of Foreign Wars, Camp No. ? Sons of Union Veterans.
High School Band, Boy Scouts, School children with flags, Given ? Corps No. 19, Mrs. James Morris ? No. 17 Daughters of Veterans, Wooster Unit to Post No. 68 American Legion Auxiliary, Daughters of the American Revolution and other patriotic organizations.
On Buckeye street south of Hen? — citizens in autos.
The column will proceed through the cemetery to the plot near the upper entrance guides with school children will leave the column at the most convenient point for ? their respective divisions. At sounding of taps the flowers will be strewn on the graves.
As soon as the graves are decorated all organizations and citizens will assemble at the designated place for the observance of appropriate ceremonies.
The column will reform and march back to the city, halting at the bridge where the W.R.C. will conduct short services in honor of the dead of the navy.
The Wooster Boy Scouts have charge of the automobile traffic at the cemetery. The public is requested to cooperate with them.

Committees
Speakers — H.R. Smith, Jesse McClellan, Rev. W.Leo Brown, Captain F.C. Redick and H.L McClarran.
Music — DeVere Kaufman, W.A. Conrad, Mrs. Mary Lehr, Mrs. Rula Mustain, Mrs. Effie Hosler.
Transportation — Ed Winkler, L. Naftzger, Paul Lyon, Mrs. Mary McAnaney, Mrs. Rilla Penick, Mrs. Nellie Derr.
Parking — George Lautzenheiser, Herbert Money, Donald Dickason, and the Boy Scouts of Wooster.
Flowers — J.W. Kistler, H.D. Brown, Ray Campbell, John Paffenbach, Marion Ackerman, Mrs. Alice Geiselman, Mrs. Anne Bolus, Mrs. Emma Slaybaugh, Mrs. Ollie Kiner, Mrs. Nannie Fisher, Mrs. James Boigegrain, Mrs. Ida Easterday.
Program — F.C. Gerlach, E.S. Glasgow, S. Manson, Hattie Limb, Mrs. Wilmot Snyder, Mrs. Florence Bates.
Ritual — Fred Clodfelter, M.S. Read, Theodore Cunningham, N.B. Pierce, Michael Rohr.
Decorating — W.E. Barnard, Dave Metzler, E.A. Smith, Abe Brenner, Mrs. Ida Fetter, Mrs. Carrie Thompson, Mrs. Lena Hauenstein
Invitation — H.R. Smith, W.B. Swartz, Daniel Funk, Mrs. Elma Fisher, Mrs. Nancy White, Miss Ora Brown, Mrs. Orpha Reiman, Mrs. F.C. Gerlach.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 10 August, 1928
pg 1
Society
The Wooster Rebekah members who attended the convention at Loudonville today were Mrs. Harvey Alleman, Mrs. Bebout, Mrs. Billingsley, Mrs. James Boigegrain, Mrs. Victor Dye, Mrs. Frable, Mrs. Fleming Fisher, Mrs. Julius Grosjean, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Hiler, Mrs. Cramer, Mrs. Lizzie Miller, Mrs. Walter Mann, Mrs. Mustain, Mrs. Snavely, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. Weiler, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Edith Houser, Miss Hattie Limb, Miss Florence Limb.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 9 October, 1928
pg 2
Society

Lutheran Young Ladies
The Lutheran Young Ladies Missionary met in the church. Meeting opened with devotionals by Mrs. Fitch, followed with a prayer by Mrs. Kaylor. Subject of the lesson study was “Following the Frontier” and was interestingly told by Barbara Kaylor.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Ralph Miller.
The story of the lives of great pioneers was told by Mrs. Quinby, Emma Hoffman, Grace Wile, Sadie Kauffman, Annie Hoffman, Lena Yount Mary Acker, Leora Runkle.
Reading of “The Life of Rev. Sam ???,” by Mrs. E.V. Hoff.
Poem “How Much are You Thankful,” Mrs. Neal Bowman.
A social hour followed and dainty refreshments were served by Harriett Limb, Mrs. Ralph Miller, Mrs. Frank Starr, Florence Limb, Mrs. Wm. Herman and Mrs. Warren Pim.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 14 November, 1928
pg 2
Society News

Wacker Class Notice
The members of the Wacker Sunday school class of the Zion Lutheran church will meet at the home of Miss Hattie Limb Thursday evening.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 2 January, 1929
pg 2
Society News

Rebekah Meeting
Regular meeting of the Rebekahs was held Tuesday evening. The annual reports were given and were very pleasing, as there was an increase in both membership and finances. Clementine Fritz, Deputy Pres., Hattie Limb, grand marshal, Rose Hawkins, chaplain, Ada Dye, inside guardian, Nannie Fisher, deputy warden, Dora Stevens, secretary, in a very pleasing manner installed the elected and appointed officers. Maude Weimer, N.G., Beryl Weiler, V.G., Lavinia Laubach, Treas, Lula Graber, Fin. Secy, Sadie Grosjean, Rec. Secy, Lizzie Miller, R.S.N.G., Florence Limb, L.S.N.G., Daisy Johnson, Warden, Beatrice Alexander, Conductor, Clara Saal, Chaplain, Grace Rutt, Inside Guard, Edith Houser, Outside Guard, Dora Stevens, R.S.V.G.; Alta Ross, L.S.V.G. At the close of the meeting the retiring officers served refreshments.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 10 June, 1929
pg 2
Society News

Gives Lovely Party
Mrs. Theo Bogner and Mrs. Geo. Wilcox, very delightfully entertained a company of guests at luncheon bridge on Saturday at the home of the former. The house and table decorations were most attractive, with garden flowers, being used tastefully. Out of town guests were, Mrs. W.W. Raynolds, Lakewood, and Mrs. Julia Howel and Mrs. Marion Weckerling, Parma Heights. Mrs. Charles Wiler was awarded first prize, and Miss Hattie Limb was consoled.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 13 June, 1929
pg 3
Auxiliary To Spanish Vets Mustered In
Officers Elected And Canton Team Assists in Ritualistic Work.
Last night at Memorial Hall an auxiliary to Buckeye Camp No. 51 United Spanish war veterans, was mustered in by Laura M. Peterson, President Department of Ohio of Cincinnati and Mrs. P.L. Stanley, Judge
Advocate of Cleveland.
Canton Auxiliary No. 5 with its splendid drill team assisted in the ritualistic work. The new auxiliary which will be known as Auxiliary No. 66, starts off with a member ship of about sixty. Officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. L.R. Critchfield, Pres.
Mrs. F.C. Gerlach, Senior Vice Pres.
Mrs. A.B. Critchfield, Jr. vice pres.
Mrs. Fred Leopold, Chaplain
Mrs. Lloyd Naftzger, Patriotic Instructor
Mrs. Maude Miley, Historian
Mrs. Fleming Fisher, Conductress
Miss Hattie Limb, asst. conduct.
Mrs. Bert Robinson, Guard
Mrs. H.L. McClarran, asst. Guard
Mrs. Chas. Scott, secretary
Mrs. Mary Gerlach, treasurer
Comrades of the local camp served refreshments after the muster in. A committee from the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil war brought the greetings of the local organization and presented the auxiliary with a beautiful patriotic instructor’s silk flag.
The auxiliary starts off with a prosperous future. Delegates will attend the state convention of the Spanish war veterans at Athens June 24 to 26.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 5 July, 1929
pg 2
Society News

Rebekah Meeting
Fifty Rebekahs attended the meeting Tuesday evening. Sisters Clementine Fritz, deputy president; Hattie Limb, grand marshal; Margaret Goetz, grand warden; Charlotte Hiler, inside guardian; Elizabeth Paulus, outside guardian; Rose Hawkins, Chaplain; Ethel Wepler, pianist, installed the new officers.
Beryl Redick, N.G.
Blanche Miller, V.G.
Beatrice Alexander, Warden
Clara Saal, Conductor
Fern Wiler, Chaplain
Lizzie Miller, R.S. to N.G.
Dora Stevens, L.S. to N.G.
Nannie Fisher, R.S. to V.G.
Elizabeth Snavely, L.S. to V.G.
Edith Houser, inside guardian
Louise Tucker, outside guardian
Ethel Wepler, pianist
Maude Weimer, Worthy N.G. for six months, is now P.N.G.
At the close of the meeting the retiring officers served refreshments and a social time was enjoyed by all.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 20 November, 1929
pg 6
Society News

Women’s Aid To Meet
The Women’s Aid of the Pennsylvania Railroad will meet with the Misses Hattie and Florence Limb, on Nold avenue, Friday afternoon November 22 at 2 o’clock.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 8 January, 1930
pg 7
Society News

Rebekah Installation
The regular meeting of the Rebekah’s and the installation of new officers for the year was held in I.O.O.F. hall Tuesday evening. Sister Beryl Redick with commendable words, retired as our worthy Noble Grand. Sister Clementine Fritz, the deputy president, assisted by Sister Hattie Limb, deputy Grand Marshal; Sister Nanie Fisher, Grand Warden; Sister Ada Dye, deputy secretary; sister Elizabeth Paulus, inside guard; Sister Jessie Sanderson, outside guard; Sister Rose Hawkins, chaplain; Sister Ethel Wepler, pianist, in a very capable manner installed the following officers: Sister Blanche Miller, Noble Grand; Sister Feru Wiler, Vice Grand; Sister Lulu Graber, financial secretary; Sister Lavinia Laubach, treasurer; Sister Sadie Grosjean, recording secretary; Sister Clara Saal, Warden; Sister Ina Cameron, Conductor; Sister Lizzie Miller, right supporter to Noble Grand; Sister Elizabeth Snavely, left supporter to Noble Grand; Sister Florence Limb, right supporter to Vice Grand; Sister Arlene Bebouf, left supporter to Vice Grand; Sister Louise Stucker, inside guardian; Sister Clara Snoddy, outside guardian; Sister Arent Rambo, chaplain; Sister Beatrice Alexander, pianist. A social hour followed and the retiring officers served a lunch.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 26 February, 1930
pg 7
Society News

Wimodausis Meeting
Mrs. R.K, Shoolroy entertained the members of the Wimodausis club and several invited guests at luncheon on Tuesday. Miss Hattie Limb and Mrs. Bogner had charge of the program. A piano solo by Mrs. Mott, an article read by Mrs. Reece on George Washington as a business man, an article on George Washington’s mother by Mrs. Wiler and a piano solo by Ross Shoolroy, Jr., were enjoyed. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Rhodes on Tuesday, March 11, at one o’clock.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 6 March, 1930
pg 7
Society News

Wimodausis Club
The members of the Wimodausis club will meet with Miss Hattie Limb Tuesday afternoon at one o’clock.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 15 March, 1930
pg 2
Society News

Lutheran First Division
The First Division of the Ladies’ Aid of the Zion Lutheran church met Friday evening in the home of Mrs. A.H. Dice on East Bowman St. The associate hostesses were Mrs. William Herman and Miss Hattie Limb.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 5 December, 1930
pg 7
Society News

Buckeye Auxiliary Meets
The members of the Buckeye Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans met in Memorial Hall Thursday evening. A tureen supper was served to a large number of members, their husbands and the comrades. The regular meeting followed and one new member was initiated. The following officers were elected for the coming year: president, Florence Gerlach; Sr. vice, Frances Critchfield Jr; vice Layra Leopold; chaplain, Luella Naftzeger and patriotic inst, Edith Merkel; Historian, Nannie Fisher; conductor, Hattie Limb; assistant conductor, Emma Robinson; guard, Grace McClarran and assistant guard, Ethel Langell. Addresses were given by Gen. A.R. Critchfield and Bert Robinson, Shreve, and Judge L.R. Chritchfield, and others, Wooster.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 31 December, 1930
pg 7
Auxiliary Spanish War Vets
Buckeye Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans met in Memorial Hall last evening. The order was inspected by Department Inspector, Mrs. Mae Vande Delde of Cleveland. Past Commander John E. Pafenbch installed the following officers.
Pres., Florence Gerlach.
Sen. V. Pres., Francis Critchfield.
Jr. V. Pres., Laura Leopold.
Chaplain, Luella Naftzger.
Con., Hattie Limb.
Ass. Con., Emma Robinson.
Historian, Mamie Fisher.
Patriotic Instructor, Edith Merkle.
Guard, Grace McClaran.
Asst. Guard, Ethel Langell.
Sec’y, Fredrica Pafenbach.
Treas., Roxie Laper.
Musician, Maude Wiley.
Color Bearers, Anna Manson, Sylvia Kostenbader, Arrena Rambo, Ruth Harvey.
The Past President Jewel was presented to the retiring president, Rose Critchfield, by Francis Pafenbach.
Mrs. Wayne Weideman, State Pres. of Canton and Wilhelmina Vaughn, State Junior Vice Pres., of Cleveland, were visitors.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 6 March, 1931
pg 7
Society News

Wimodausis Club
The members of the Wimodausis club will meet with Miss Hattie Limb Tuesday afternoon at one o’clock.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 11 March, 1931
pg 7
Heads Wimodausis
[photo] Mrs. H.U. Mowery
Mrs. H.U. Mowery is president of the Wimodausis club, which was entertained at luncheon at the home of Miss Hattie Limb, Tuesday. A short business preceded the program, which was conducted by Miss Limb. Mrs. Frank Chapman read an interesting story, written by Miss Limb, the subject, “A Great Statesman,” which was followed by a humerous story. Mrs. Scott presented an interesting contest, after which a delightful social hour was enjoyed.
Mrs. Mowery’s photograph is used here as one of a series of presidents of leading women’s organizations in the city. Mrs. Mowery has long been active in Wimodausis and the club is enjoying a particularly good year under her leadership.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 6 April, 1931
pg 7
Society News

Wacker Sunday School Class
Mrs. Wacker’s class of the Zion Lutheran Sunday school will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. John Schellen, Cleveland Rd. Members who do not have transportation are asked to call the hostess, Miss Sadie Kauffman, or Miss Hattie Limb.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 10 April, 1931
pg 7
Society News

Mrs. Wacker’s Class Meets
Mrs. Wacker’s class of the Zion Lutheran Sunday school met at the home of Mrs. John Schellen, Cleveland, road, Thursday night. There was a large attendance and all expressed regret at losing their teacher, Mrs. R.B. Peery, who had so faithfully worked with them during her time here in Wooster. Following the program the hostess, assisted by Hattie Limb. Alice Young, Anna and Zella Hoffman and Miss Sadie Kauffman, served refreshments.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 16 October, 1931
pg 7
Personals
The following members of the Wayne Rebekah lodge No. 323, attended the Ohio Rebekah Assembly district meeting on Thursday, which was held at West Salem: Mrs. Lizzie Miller, Mrs. Dora M. Stevens, Miss Ina Cameron, Mrs. Emm Wacker, Mrs. B.E. Rambo, Mrs. W.J. Laubach, Mrs. Walter Mnn, Mrs. A.C. McIntire, Miss Edith Houser, Mrs. Charles Wiler, Mrs. Ed Snoddy, Mrs. Julius Grosjean, Mrs. Lun Lacky, Mrs. Harvey Kamp, Mrs. Archie Monyer, Mrs. F.E. Grater, the Misses Florence and Hattie Limb, Mrs. Victor Dye, Miss Georgia Carver, Mrs. James Boigegrain, Mrs. William Bates, Mrs. Fleming Fisher, Mrs. Elizabeth Snavely, Alice Geiselman and Mrs. Anna Hilterbrandt.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 8 January, 1932
pg 9
Society News

Lutheran First Division
The First Division of the Ladies Aid of the Zion Lutheran church met Thursday evening with Mrs. William Herman, with Miss Hattie Limb associate hostess. Mrs. Neal Bowman conducted the devotionals. Following the business session, Mrs. Bowman had charge of the program which consisted of clippings read by each member, after which she conducted an interesting contest. Mrs. R.T. Bechtel read an interesting story, “A Talk Over the Telephone.” There was an exchange of New Years gifts and a delightful social hour held during which time refreshments were served.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 20 April, 1932
pg 7
Mrs. J.E. Kohl’s entertained the members of the Wimodausis Club at a one o’clock luncheon at the Black and Gold Tea Room, Tuesday. The meeting was held at the home of the hostess and Mrs. W.R. Kramer had charge of the program. Mrs. Kramer red an article, “Actual Operation of Prohibition.” Piano selection, Emily Kuhles. Mrs. Frank Haerle gave a piano selection, and Mrs. Kramer conducted a contest. The next meeting will be held May third and Miss Hattie Limb will be the hostess.

NOTE: HISTORICAL PAGEANT on 5/14/1932. See M.R. Limb, May 3, 1932. Wimodausis worked on costumes. Hattie was a dressmaker.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 29 April, 1932
pg 7
Society News

Will Entertain Wimodausis
Miss Hattie Limb will be hostess to the members of the Wimodausis Club at the home of Mrs. A.C. Knestrick, Tuesday at one o’clock. Members are asked to be there promptly and bring sewing accessories to make pageant costumes.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 6 May, 1932
pg 7
Society News

Entertains Wimodausis
The members of the Wimodausis club were entertained by Miss Hattie Limb at a one o’clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. A.C. Knestrick.
Following the luncheon, the members went to the home of the hostess where costumes for the pageant were made.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 18 May, 1932
pg 7
Society News

Entertains Wimodausis
Mrs. Harry Mann entertained the members of the Wimodausis Club a one o’clock luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs. A.C. Knestrick. Following the luncheon the meeting was held at the home of the hostess and roll call was responded to with items of interest. Miss Hattie Limb and Mrs. J. Kohl’s had charge of the program. Mrs. Frank Chapman read an article on Alaska, and Mrs. J. Kuhles read a story on Mother’s Day, and conducted a contest.
Mrs. A.V. Marks will entertain the club Wednesday, June first.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 4 August, 1932
pg 7
Personals
Mrs. B.E. Rambo, Mrs. Mary Rubeck, Mrs. Lizzie Miller, Misses Hattie and Florence Limb, Mrs. T.B. Lecky, Mrs. Fred Graber and Miss Florence Graber attended the district meeting of the Rebekah lodge which was held at Mansfield last night.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 26 October, 1932
pg 3
Equipment Is Being Donated
Newly Established Stopover For Homeless Given Several Boosts.
Much progress has been made this week in the establishing of the veteran’s relief station on North Buckeye street. Through the cooperation of several Wooster people and firms the work is progressing rapidly.
There is still need for more articles. Included in those most vitally needed are pillows, bed clothing, a library table, and more chairs. The station also is in need of some table ware and can use almost any article which is needed around a home.
Through the Buckeye Aluminum Co., the station now is in possession of a full set of cooking utensils consisting of boiler, stew pans, skillets, griddles, pitchers, cups, batter bowl and other articles.
The Misses Florence and Hattie Limb were donors of six good straight backed chairs, a rocker, a clock, a bed and a rug, which was needed very badly. Material for the work table for the kitchen was supplied by the Wm. Curry Company.
Mrs. Emmet Saddler and Wayne Markley gave the station two rocking chairs. Nick Amster gave the half dozen pairs of pajamas and the Wooster Welfare association gave a half dozen bath robes.
Following is a note which was received from a couple who found lodging at the station a few nights ago:
“Thanks a lot for your kindness and friendliness toward my wife and myself. I will be in a position, I hope, in a few days to repay this favor and I will not forget.
“Here is success to your association and all connected with it.”
W.P. Barton
403 E. 22nd street,
New York City
P.S. — Will send the necessary dues for one year’s membership soon.
W.P.B.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 5 April, 1934
pg 9
Shreve
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright, Misses Hattie and Florence Limb of Wooster, were guests in the J.H. Easterday home on Easter.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 15 October, 1934
pg 7
Society News

Calendar

Wednesday
Women’s Aid P.R.R., Wooster District
 Meeting at the home of Mrs. Hattie Limb, 551 Nold Ave., 2:00

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 16 October, 1934
pg 7
Society News

Calendar

Wednesday
Women’s Aid P.R.R., Wooster District
 Meeting at the home of Mrs. Hattie Limb, 551 Nold Ave., 2:00

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 30 July, 1935
pg 4
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of 10 and 25 Years Ago.
Ten Years Ago
Wooster Rotary members will hold their annual picnic at the Wooster city park.
A large crowd listened to the program given by the Wooster Board of Trade band under the leadership of Director Baker.
Albert Liggett of Nashville was killed in an auto accident near Loudonville. Miss Thelma Larye was seriously injured. They were on their way to a picture show in Loudonville when their car turned turtle on the Hoffman hill.

Twenty-five Years Ago
Roller Miller of Sebring is spending a few days at home in Wooster.
Miss Hattie Limb of Wooster is the guest of Elyria friends for a week.
Miss Edity Tawney and Miss Flo Fisher are guests of Loudonville friends.

 Capt. M.R. Limb is in charge of Company D guards in their camp work near Marietta.

Forty Years Ago
S.S. Shilling will build a nine room house on North Market St., Wooster.
The telephone line between Wooster and Shreve was put into working order last night, but general service will not be started for a few days.
Men hauling dirt from the old burying ground on West Lareill St., Wooster, came upon a coffin, which contained the bones of a person estimated to be more than seven feet tall when living. J.F. Larwill had the bones interred in Wooster cemetery.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 22 October, 1935
pg 4
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of 10 and 25 Years Ago.
Ten Years Ago
Patrolman David Griest who was hit by an automobile, is recovering from his injuries in his home on North Grant street.
Mr. and Mrs. L.D. Savage are in Cleveland to visit relatives for a few days.
John W. Darr and Miss Jean Darr attended the funeral of Mrs. J.S. Speck of East Canton. Mrs. Speck formerly lived on a dairy farm near Wooster.

Twenty-five Years Ago
Mrs. B.T. Craig of Shreve was in Wooster today to attend a dinner given by Mrs. E. Paumier. Mr. G.M. Farmer, Miss Florence Limb, Miss Hattie Limb and Miss Edna Snyder are in Canton to attend the conferring of the Chivalry degree of Canton Wright upon Mrs. W.R. Barnhart.

Forty Years Ago
Miss Rene Carlin has gone to Springfield to take a position in the Lagonda House.
Postmaster John Marchand is moving into his new home on North Buckeye street.
Rev. J.D. Irons is in Xenia to secure a house so he may move his family soon.
Miss Sadie Ogan of Wooster has enrolled in the famous Western Reserve School for Oratory, where she will study for a year.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 12 March, 1936
pg 4
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of 10 and 25 Years Ago.

Ten Years Ago
Mrs. Eulalia Pope of Wooster sings in a concert given by the Cleveland Women’s Club.
From funds collected in the past and from money obtained from a benefit theatre show, Pittsburg Avenue school pupils are assured that they will have a piano within a week.
Mrs. William H. Bahl dies in the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Zaugg, of Wooster.

Twenty-five Years Ago
George Starn and Levi Brenneman of Orrville transacted legal business in Wooster today.
Capt. J.B. Taylor was in Orrville this afternoon to be a pall bearer of the late B.M. Norris.
The Misses Hattie and Florence Limb of Wooster attend an Eastern Star meeting in Orrville.

Forty-two Years Ago
J.W. Bricker, mayor of Smithville, was in the city today to seek legal advice on the “hop tea” question.
Mrs. James A. Hamilton of Orrville is a guest of Mrs. Johnson Sweeney.
Miss Emma Kettler left today for McConnelsville to see her sister, Mrs. Lena Becket, who is seriously ill.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 14 March, 1936
pg 2
Wooster Telephone
Changes and Additions
Installations
Aylesworth, Norman r, 434 Beall Ave. 708 W
Beckwith, A.J. r, Seaboyer Appt. 902
Boyd, Miss B. Edna r, 149 N. Market St. 1212 L
Kelly, Frank r, R.F.D. 4 125 R 3
Lowe, Elton r, 1581 Burbank Road 1368 W
McConkey, Chas. r, 254 W. Vine St. 1584 R
Niebaum, Harry, J.G. r, 348 N. Grant St. 1400 K
Payne, Rev. J.T. r, 132 E. Vine St. 436 L
Schafer, George, r, 661 Callowhill St. 1163 K
Wayne Wall Paper Store, 155 W. Liberty St. 636 W

Wooster Changes
Alcock, Ben r, 351 Beall Ave. 889 L
Beckler, Walter, R.F.D. 3 131 R 4
Bowman, T.P. r, 425 Gasche St. 1461 L
Buchheit, George r, 616 W. Bowman st 692
Fox Wall Paper Store, 211 S. Market St. 94
King, C.W. r, 415 Beall Ave. 853 R
Limb, Carl, Hattie & Florence, 551 Nold Ave, 889 K
McCracken, Mrs. james r, 137 S. Buckeye St. 1179 W
Miller, H.C. r, Beall Ave. 1098 R
Weaver, Ernest r, 407 Gasche St. 1461 R
Weygandt, Mrs. Cora B. r, 352 Spink St. 1328 K
Woods, Robert R. r, 842 Forest Drive 1633 R

Ohio Central Telephone Corp.

NOTE: Caroline Small, daughter of Martin F. Limb and Caroline Hartz, born 1863, married Charles Small, born Birmingham, England.
Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 9 July, 1936
pg 7
Society News

Personals
Mrs. Caroline Small returned yesterday to her home in Congress, Ga after visiting at the Limb home on Nold avenue and calling on numerous relatives and friends. Mrs. Small, widow of the late Capt. Charles Small, who was an English officer in the Boer War is a half sister of Carl, Dr. M.R., Florence and Hattie Limb of Wooster, and this was her first visit here since 1910.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 6 October, 1936
pg 4
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of 10 and 25 Years Ago.
Ten years Ago
Swimming classes at the high school will be started in a few days under the direction of Miss Syme, head of the girls’ athletic department. The pool is now being filled.
The membership of the college choir has been determined by examinations and there will be sixty voices in the organization this year.
B.B. Glenn, who was almost overcome by gas in a futile effort to save his son, Fred, and Elmer Brant, in a silo on the Glenn farm near Jeromesville continues in a very critical condition.
Mrs. Emory Fike, 62, dies in her home in West Salem.

The Good Old Days
Twenty-Five Years Ago
Miss Hattie Limb left today to visit relatives and friends in Alliance, Cleveland and Elyria.
Mrs. Alice Palmer is spending several days with Shreve relatives.
H.H. Barrett of Wooster is in New York City to witness the world series of baseball games.
The local campaign is started for the Democrats with a meeting in headquarters last evening. Candidates were called upon for talks and plans were outlined for several meetings in the opera house during the month.
Mrs. Frank Humphrey of Loudonville has returned home after visiting Wooster relatives and friends.

Forty-one Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. William Annat are in New York City for a fortnight.
E.A. Palmer of the second ward has been granted an increase of pension.
Anthony Wright, Esq., is reported to be seriously ill.
Capt. W.H. Bucher of Cincinnati is visiting Wooster friends.
W.D. Foss is home from a trip to New York and Boston.
Fred J. Mullins of Salem is in the city for a few days.
John McSweeney and family returned today from a trip to Europe.
Michael and Dennis Landers are in Salem closing up a paving contract they had with that city.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 10 September, 1937
pg 7
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of 10 and 25 Years Ago.
Ten years Ago
Sheriff Jacot received a call early this morning and made a hurried trip to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chase, near Jackson, where thieves during the night had trucked away two six months old calves. As far as officials remember this is the first time so large animals have been stolen. The tracks of the truck were followed toward Barberton but were lost before that city was reached.
An exceedingly heavy thunder storm passed over Wayne county last evening and electric power and lights were off from 5 to nearly 8 o’clock.

Twenty-five Years Ago
Yesterday and today were the big days of homecoming week in Orrville. Crowds were drawn to the town by the baseball games and the horse races.
Miss Portia Clark of Ashland is a guest of Miss Elizabeth Lett.
T.I. Pearce of Spink street is recovering from a serious illness.
Mrs. Otto Troutman of Shreve is spending a few days with Wooster friends.
County Auditor Charles Fahr was in Orrville today on official business.
The Misses Nora Miller and Hattie Limb are visiting friends in Cleveland.

Forty-four Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Saal have returned from a visit with relatives in Ashland county.
Miss Myrtle Hubbell is spending the week with relatives in Dalton.
Jennie Haynes of West North street is recovering from a serious illness.
Miss Henrietta Hoelzel has resumed her duties as assistant principal of the Irwin, Pa., school.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram warner left today for Chicago to visit relatives and see the big fair. They will be gone three weeks.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 10 December, 1937
pg 4
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of Past Years.
Ten years Ago.
Mrs. Ellen Rian, 80, formerly of East Union, died in the home of her daughter in Alliance.
Repairs have been made to the heating plant in Zion Lutheran church and all services will now be resumed.
Mrs. Walter Strock and Mrs. B.C. Halderman are visiting Cleveland friends a few days.
The U.S. senate by a vote denies William S. Vare of Philadelphia the right to take an oath of office, as senator from Pennsylvania.
A.S. Halterman, 78, dies in his home in Orrville. He was one of the town’s widely known residents.

Twenty-five Years Ago.
Harry Reiman came down from Cleveland today to visit at home a few days.
The Rev. Jesse Stanton Smith and family of Santiago, Chile, are visiting in the home of Dr. W.E. Browning of East Bowman street.
Mrs. H.U. Mowery leaves for Guatamaula, South America, to visit her brother, Virgil Eberly.
Miss Ora Brenneman of Oroville is a guest of the Misses Florence and Hattie Limb.
Mrs. H.B. Swartz attends the funeral of a relative in Granville.

Forty-four Years Ago.
George Krieger, Sr., is numbered among the very ill of the city.
J.R. Gow left this noon for Cleveland on a business trip.
J.J. Foster of Orrville spent the day in Wooster on business.
Dr. W.E. McGrew left today for Pittsburg on a professional call.
John Curry and wife of New York reached the city this noon to attend the funeral of Jerry Fox.
J.W. Bovard was called to Canal Fulton today because of the serious illness of his brother, Henry Bovard.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 9 August, 1938
pg 7
Society News

Items ….
The past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary surprised their first president, Miss Hattie Limb, with a handkerchief shower Monday afternoon. The occasion was in honor of her birthday. Throughout the day, Miss Limb received many gifts and flowers from her friends.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 27 February, 1939
pg 4
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of Past Years.
Ten years Ago.
Mrs. William Zimmer is seriously ill in her home on Nold Avenue.
Rev. S.M.F. Nesbitt is in Bellville to attend meetings of the Church Federation.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Miller of Wooster writes from Los Angeles that they attended the Wayne county people picnic there.
Hershel A. Walter is recovering from the effects of an operation in which his right leg was amputated below the knee.

Twenty-seven Years Ago
Martha Bell and Lena Jones are the guests of friends in Canton.
Mrs. Walters of Cleveland is in Wooster, having been called here because of the death of her mother, Mrs. Talbot.
Mrs. Ed Craig of Massillon is a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Craig.
Misses Hattie Limb and Mayme Tiesche are guests of friends in Millersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Amstutz and Mr. and Mrs. E.D. King of near Orrville were guests today of the W.A. Fike family.

Forty-eight Years Ago.
Mary, the young daughter of Capt. P.E. Eddy, is seriously ill with fever.
Mrs. David Nice is a guest of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Steck of Muncie, Ind.
W.H. Robinson left for Cleveland today to serve as a juror in the federal court.
Councilman Edward Geoselman is mentioned as a candidate for street commissioner.
??? and Schmuck move into the new business place they ??? the finest of the kind in northern Ohio outside Cleveland.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 12 October, 1939
pg 4
The Good Old Days
From Our Files of Past Years.
Ten Years Ago.
Mrs. H.R. Mowery, Miss Emma Fetter and Mrs. Charles Bixler spent the day with friends in Wellington.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gerrett and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gerrett have returned to their homes in Camden, N.J., after a visit in the D.W. Becker home near Jefferson.
Mrs. E.G. Carl has returned home from Logan, O., where she attended sessions of Pythian Sisters grand lodge. She was a delegate from the Wooster lodge.
Miss Bessie Buckley of Sewickly, Pa., is a guest in the Limb home on Nold avenue.

Twenty-Two Years Ago.
Wayne county people said fare well, today, to two hundred volunteers when Company D and the Headquarters company entrained at the Wooster depot to begin their journey to training camp at Montgomery, Ala. Company D was in charge of Capt. M.R. Limb, First Lieut. Fred C. Redick, Second Lieut. Walter Yost, First Sergt. Julius Stark. Headquarters company was in charge of Capt. G.G. McCoy, Sergt. Maj. Gavin Harris, Sergt. Maj. Lester J. Wilson, Sergt. Maj. Lewis C. Baxter, Sergt. Maj. Frank Gerlach. Warren M. Billings is leader of the Headquarters company band. Joseph G. Stanley of Company D stepped from the train to say good-bye to relatives and was unable to get back before the train started. He will leave tomorrow.

Fifty Years Ago.
Mrs. A.M. Parrish left this morning for Johnstown, Pa., to spend several days with relatives.
Miss Maggie Wertz of Lodi is a guest of the G.P. Emrich family.
Henry Snyder & Son shipped a carload of horses to New York this morning.
John Ogden, Jr. was seriously hurt today in a fall from a derrick at Burbank.
Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Tiptom of Logan, O., are visiting Mrs. Uly Swartz of North Market street.

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1940: Obituary for Henrietta Limb.
Wooster Daily Record
Tuesday, 9 July, 1940
pg 5
Miss Hattie Limb Dies at Nold Avenue Home
Miss Hattie Limb, a lifelong resident of Wooster, died at 10:40 a.m. today at the Limb residence on Nold Avenue where she had been ill for many weeks.
Surviving are three brothers, Carl and George of Wooster and Harry of Orrville; one sister, Former County Treasurer Florence C. Limb, of Wooster, and one half sister, Mrs. Caroline Small, of Columbus, Ga.
The body was prepared for burial at the McIntire Funeral Home where services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m., with her pastor, the Rev. Paul Snowden Kelly, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial will be made in Wooster cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 10 July, 1940
pg 5
Society

Parties – Clubs – Personals

The Shrine Is Postponing Its Picnic
The picnic the Damascus Shrine members had been planning for tomorrow evening – Thursday – at the City Park has just been postponed, we’ve learned. Funeral services for one of the Shrine members, the late Miss Hattie Limb will be held tomorrow afternoon and the Shrine will have the picnic on Thursday, August 8, instead.
Of course, plans will have to be changed a bit, about the special picnic table in the park, and so forth, but remember that the date is definitely set for August 8.

Wooster Daily Record
Thursday 11 July, 1940
pg 14
Hattie Limb Services Held This Afternoon.
Funeral Services for Miss Hattie Limb, who died Tuesday at her home on Nold Avenue, were held this afternoon at 2 o’clock from the McIntire Funeral Home, with her pastor, the Rev. Paul Snowden Kelly Officiating. The pallbearers were Will Herman, C.H. Lebold, R.T. Bechtel, Arch Dice, Theodore Bogner and Harry Snure. Burial was made in Wooster Cemetery.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 16 July, 1940
pg 6
Society

Parties – Clubs – Personals
Biggest picnic in town was the American Legion Auxiliary’s picnic for the Legion and their families. They were having supper at the largest pavilion in the City Park, with nothing in particular planned as entertainment – except the park’s amusements for the children, and talking for the grownups.
During a very short business session Mrs. Arthur Greene, president of the Auxiliary told the members that she had already draped the charter in memory of Miss Hattie Limb, the Auxiliary’s first president. And that there would be a memorial service for Miss Limb at the next formal meeting. Also Mrs. Greene appointed Mrs. Herschel Martin, Mrs. Howard Black, and Mrs. Raymond Hagerman as a nominating committee to made a report at the next meeting.
Feature of the evening was the giving away of the naval-print Wedgewood plate – the second one that’s been given this year, with proceeds going to the National Defense Fund. Mrs. Hagerman received the plate, by the way.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 19 October, 1940
pg 5
Society

Parties – Clubs – Personals

The Stars At The Temple Gave A Beautiful Memorial
A pair of beautiful white gates on the alter, centre with a star, and spotlighted from below, formed the background for a memorial – “The Gates Ajar” – enacted at Eastern Star last evening by six of the Past Matrons. Carl Pittinger, husband of the present Worthy Matron, designed the setting for the memorial.
The service was a tribute to the memory of three late members of the Eastern Star chapter here – Mrs. Lewis Rhodes, sr., Mrs. Sadia Cummings and Miss Hattie Limb.
Singing, during the service, was done by Mrs. Ralph Fisher, Mrs. R.B. Neiswander and Mrs. Paul Tilford, who sang a trio arrangement of “One Sweetly Solomn Thought,” with Solemn Thought,” with Mrs. Carl Bridenstine at the piano.
An account of the General Grand Chapter of Eastern Star in San Francisco was given by Wil Herman during the program. At the business meeting it was announced to members that those who wish a place in a car, or have places in their cars, for attending the Grand Chapter meetings in Cleveland on October 29, 30, and 31, are to call Mrs. R.E. Andress of Mrs. James Laughlin about it.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 16 November, 1940
pg 2
Probate Court
Hattie Limb Will Filed
The last will and testament of Hattie Limb, late of Wooster has been filed with the probate court. It was written June 7, 1938 and provides that after the payment of all just debts and funeral expenses by the executors the entire estate, both real and personal shall pass to her brother Carl M. Limb and her sister, Florence C. Limb, in equal shares. It also provides that Carl and Florence shall be appointed as co-executors of the estate with a request that they be permitted to serve without bond.
The next of kin include three brothers, George S. Limb, Wooster, Harry Limb, Sebring, Florida and Carl M. Limb of Wooster, a sister, Florence Limb of Wooster, two nieces, Nancy Limb and Helen Lou Limb, both of Wooster and two nephews, Frederick Limb, Gary, Indiana and George Limb of Hyannis, Massachusetts.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 30 November, 1940
pg 2
Probate Court
Executors Qualify
Florence C. Limb and Carl M. Limb have qualified as executors of the estate of Hattie Limb of Wooster and are serving without bond as requested in the will. No inventory is contemplated but a statement filed in lieu of an appraisement with the probate court shows real and personal property valued at $616.12.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 17 December, 1940
pg 13
Legal Notices
Notice of Appointment
Estate of Hattie Limb, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Florence C. Limb and Carl M. Limb, of Wooster, Ohio have been duly appointed executors of the estate of Hattie Limb, deceased, late of Wooster, Wayne Co., Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 28th day of November, 1940.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of said County
Dec. 17-24-31.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 24 December, 1940
pg 13
Legal Notices
Notice of Appointment
Estate of Hattie Limb, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Florence C. Limb and Carl M. Limb, of Wooster, Ohio have been duly appointed executors of the estate of Hattie Limb, deceased, late of Wooster, Wayne Co., Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 28th day of November, 1940.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of said County
Dec. 17-24-31.

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 31 December, 1940
pg 7
List Of Dead Here In 1940
Below are given the names of persons who were buried in Wooster and Catholic Cemeteries during the year 1940, ending today.
The list was compiled by James Rahl, superintendent of Wooster cemetery.
The date of burial precedes each name, and the age of each one follows the name.
January [list follows]
February [list follows]
March [list follows]
April [list follows}
May [list follows]
June [list follows]
July [list follows]
11. Hattie Limb, 67.
August [list follows]
September [list follows]
October [list follows]
November [list follows]
December [list follows]

[Catholic cemetery list follows.]

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Tuesday, 31 December, 1940
pg 13
Legal Notices
Notice of Appointment
Estate of Hattie Limb, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Florence C. Limb and Carl M. Limb, of Wooster, Ohio have been duly appointed executors of the estate of Hattie Limb, deceased, late of Wooster, Wayne Co., Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months or be forever barred.
Dated this 28th day of November, 1940.
U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of said County
Dec. 17-24-31.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 24 October, 1941
pgs 8 & 13
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, November 7th, 1941 at 10 o’clock a.m.
Executors
First and Final Account of Carl M. Limb and Florence C. Limb as executors of the estate of Hattie Limb, deceased.

Guardians
Fifth and Final Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Helen Louise Limb.

U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Oct. 16-23-30

Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 30 October, 1941
pgs 16 & 17
Legal Notices
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby given that the following Accounts of Executors, Administrators, Guardians etc. filed in the Probate Court and suspended for publication of notice will be for hearing on Friday, November 7th, 1941 at 10 o’clock a.m.
Executors
First and Final Account of Carl M. Limb and Florence C. Limb as executors of the estate of Hattie Limb, deceased.

Guardians
Fifth and Final Account of Helen W. Limb as guardian of the estate of Helen Louise Limb.

U.S. Saunders
Probate Judge of Wayne County, O.
Oct. 16-23-30

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Wooster Daily Record
I.O.O.F. Centenary Edition
Wooster, Ohio
Friday, 27 July, 1945
pg 2
Rebekah Lodge Was Formed in 1891, is Growing Steadily
Your 100th Anniversary Committee has asked the Rebekahs to submit a brief history of Wwayne Rebekah Lodge.
First may we congratulate our Odd Fellow Lodge on this happy and wonderful occasion, secondly for giving wives, mothers, sisters and daughters the privilege of membership in this great fraternity as the Rebekah Lodge.
There were several attempts made to organize a Rebekah Lodge in Wooster, but finally in 1891 the Odd Fellows met with success and Wayne Rebekah Lodge No. 323 was instituted on Feb. 5th.
The State Officers were in charge and twin classes were initiated, one in the afternoon and one in the evening. With about one hundred members, we were granted a charter. The first Noble Grand was Sister Emma Wacker and the first Vice Grand was Sister Mayme Palmer, with Brother Shilling and Brother Will Limb filling the supporters chairs for the first year.
We have on our roll today a few charger members and some members who joined the first year. They are Sister Lura Myers, Sister Elizabeth Snavely, Sister Margaret Goetz, Sister Alice Geiselman, Sister Anna Hilderbrand and Sister Icie Tawney. These Rebekahs have many pleasant memories of the new Lodge that was instituted 54 years ago.
In recording this history I must mention some of our departed sisters. It was their labors and interest in this great fraternity that have given to us a firm foundation to build our present membership of 252 members.
Sister Julia Russel was elected Assembly in 1920. She was chaplain in the degree work for many years.
Sister Lizzie Miller served as noble grand of the degree staff for 44 years. She served as warden of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly in 1907.
Sister Martha Kramer was appointed by Sister Russel to serve as assembly chaplain during her term of office. Sister Kramer served on the degree staff in the past noble grand chair.
The records show that Sister Elizabeth Snavely served as treasurer of our lodge for thirty-five years and has held important places on degree staff for fifty-two years. She is regular in attendance and is still a willing worker.
There are others, whose service in the early days of the lodge, I could mention — Sister Lizzie Paulus, Sister Hattie Limb and Sister Ella Keister, who served on the degree team for thirty years.
A number from Wayne Rebekah Lodge have received the Degree of Chivalry, the highest honor they can receive in Odd Fellowship. These sisters are Julia Russel, Lizzie Miller, Dora Stevens, Charlotte Hiler, Martha Kramer, Elizabeth Snavely, Alice Geiselman, Lizzie Paulus and Ella Keister.
In recording history, it is only proper to mention members who joined during the first ten years. These members have all contributed to the success of our lodge, C.M. Tawney, Emma Sang, Florence Limb, Dora Stevens, William Lightner, Lillian Lightner, Nellie Boigegrain, Pearl Atherton, Adam Goetz, Clementine Fritz, Mary Collins, Linda Lautenschlager, Carl Limb and William Barnard.
We are 54 years old this year and our membership is growing with a fine staff of officers. We will have a good report for our inspection this fall.
May you have a successful anniversary party and in closing, may we add this word of greeting —
Greetings glad and service true;
Working for our order every day.
Living — giving all the way,
Faithful, loyal service true,
Here’s our best to you.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Monday, 22 April, 1946
pg 6
The Good Old Days
Taken From Our Files
Ten Years Ago
County commissioners are discussing plans to have the electrically lighted flag at the corner of the court house removed as it is unstable and the cost of fastening it again is too high.
Assistant Field Engineering Warren Wilcox, for WPA, stated that 50 men will be assigned to the task of resurfacing Spruce st. and that work will begin soon.
The Wooster Aeronautical Corporation will continue to use the Wooster City airport for the next three years. The corporation pays the city $120 a year for its use.

Twenty-five Years Ago
Negotiations are practically completed for the coming of the new factory. The Surgeons’ Rubber Glove Company, to be located just south of the Akron Brass Company, Lee J. Miller, will be manager.
The Wayne County Red Cross Chapter has leased rooms across from the postoffice, formerly used by Dr. D.K. Jones, for a “health center.” Mrs. W. Hallaran, Red Cross secretary, will be in charge of the office.
Miss Hattie Limb was elected the first president of the newly organized Women’s Auxiliary of Wooster Post No. 68, American Legion. Other officers are Mrs. James Boigegrain, Mrs. F.C. Gerlach, Miss Orra Brown.

Forty-five Years Ago
J.A. Hoeffler, formerly of Wooster, has started a cigar factory in Ashland.
Hervey H. Hubbell assumed his duties as city solicitor. Mr. Lyman H. Critchfield, Jr. is the retiring solicitor.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Thursday, 18 September, 1947
pg 10
People and Events
In The News
10 and 25 Years Ago
(From Daily Record Files)
Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1922
The House of Representatives at Washington enacted the soldier bonus bill over the veto of President Harding.
The senior colors floated at the top of the high school flag pole this morning.
Robert Yoder and Ernest Hopkins of Wooster, were among the prize winners in the state stock judging contest.
H.S. Palmer and Earl Strock have bought the Limb home on East Liberty st, and will establish a filling station there.
The post office has just received a new ton truck to make deliveries.

Monday, Sept. 20, 1937
Miss Luella Grassbaugh went to Cleveland today where she will be a student nurse at Mt. Sinai hospital.
Oscar Bell has gone to New York City to attend the American Legion convention.
Mrs. Mary Van Fossen, 86, died at her home at Dalton.
One of Kentucky’s most famous feuds came to a climax when three Garr brothers shot and killed Brigadier General Henry H. Denhardt in the center of the business section of Shelbyville.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 8 July, 1950
pg 6
In The News

People And Events

10 and 25 Years Ago

(From Record Files)
Tuesday, July 9, 1940
The feature story of the Daily Record farm page shows soil conservation work at the Herman Bidinger farm near Doylestown. Contour farming is practiced there.

 Miss Hattie Limb died at the family home on Nold ave.
Mrs. Isaac Myers, 96, died at Congress. She is survived by four generations of descendants.

Thursday, July 9, 1925
Probate Judge C.C. Jones announced he will not issue any permits for Sunday dances in Wayne county.
“The best shirt buy of the year” an Emery silk shirt for $2.95 is advertised by Freedlanders.
Miss Frances Reese, who was graduated from Wellesley in June, is studying violin at the Cleveland Institute of Music.
Charles Pugh has been chosen to coach Orrville High school athletic teams.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Wednesday, 4 April, 1951
pg 6
In The News

10 20, 25 40 Yrs Ago

Selected From Files
By E.H. Hauenstein
Friday, April 4, 1941
Howard Shaw, young Wooster tenor, is among those entered in the young artists contest to be held at the annual convention of the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs in Cleveland.
President Roosevelt revealed that another billion dollars had been pumped into the program to aid Great Britain, much of it for new merchant ships.
Mrs. John Anfang has moved from Wooster, R.D., to 545 Stibbs st., where she will make her home.
Mrs. Harry Landes, Mrs. Doyle Ott, Mrs. W.F. Derr, Mrs. Thomas Landes, Miss Mary Shibley and Miss Marjorie Hatton are pictured in costumes made by women of the Red Cross for shipment to England.
Mistwood Mikado, cocker spaniel owned by L.K. Schmidt, Wooster dog fancier, has been entered in the Morris-Essex show at Madison , N.J.

April 4, 1931
Mrs. Martha Ward, 71, died at the home of Florrie Gingery Potts in Wooster.
The Wooster Yoeman lodge moved its belongings and equipment from the Downing block to the Lee block on South Market st., where future meetings will be held.
During this vacation week at the College, Prof. Tostlebe and Prof. Cummins are in Chicago and Dr. Cowles and Dr. Hiatt are in Bloomington, Ind., attending special meetings.

Monday, April 5, 1926
Burglars last night obtained small amounts of money from the Stout News depot, the Lebold Service Station on Madison ave., to Wooster Farm Dairies, and the Wooster Storage Battery Co.
A check-up today revealed that more than 3,000 persons attended Sunday school in Wooster yesterday, Easter Sunday.
During school vacation someone entered the senior assembly room at the high school, took every book, and piled them miscellaneously in a closet, where they were found after a search.
Fritz Unger, president of the newly-organized Wooster High school Student Senate, took the oath of office.
Ivan Wesley Weimer, Orrville High school freshman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Platt Weimer, died from complications following measles.

Wednesday, April 5, 1911
John E. Gunckel, founder of Boyville, was the speaker at a dinner at Kauke hall where 300 Wooster High school and grade boys pledged not to use tobacco, made plans to double the membership of their organization.
 A new Rebekah lodge was instituted at Creston, with a number of Wooster Rebekahs in attendance, including Mrs. Dora Stevens, Mrs. Fleming Fisher, Mrs. Glenn Hall, Mrs. Victor Dye, Mrs. L.R. Kramer, Mrs. Charles Lautenschlager and the Misses Hattie and Florence Limb.
Rev. F.H. Scattergood, new pastor of the Church of Christ, moved his household goods from Barberton to Wooster today.
H.H. Barrett has erected his baseball score board at the Barrett news depot, ready for the season.
William Rice, Jr., is the new clerk at the American house, succeeding Bert Morgan.

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Wooster Daily Record
Wooster, Ohio
Saturday, 10 May, 1952
pg 4
In The News

10 20, 25, 40 Yrs Ago

Selected From Files
By E.H. Hauenstein
Monday, May 11, 1942
Charles W. Elliott, of Wooster, is reported missing in naval action in Manila Bay. He was on a submarine tender.
At the alumni banquet at Wooster College, Miss Emeline Stibbs McSweeney was honored for her 40 years of service on the faculty. President Charles F. Wishart announced that the College had received $109,000 in gifts during the year, and that the year is ending“ in the black.”

May 11, 1932
The J.R. Edwards attractions are showing on the Collier lot in Wooster. This is the season opener, and the carnival is booked up all summer.
Busses were entering and leaving the new bus terminal on Bever st., just north of Liberty st. today for the first time. Changes in buildings of The Wooster Milling Grain Co. were made to provide terminal. Russell Burns is manager for Buckeye Stages busses.

Wednesday, May 11, 1927
County Auditor John Bartell named as Wooster city assessors, Mrs. P.F. Ault, Mrs. D.W. Musselman, Guy Teeple and Henry Haller.
Col. F.C. Gerlach has engineered the finaning of the task of cleaning the monument on public square. Ceylon Strong will put up the scaffolding and Harry Kinkler will do the work.
E.F. Pake, of Richland county, has been named superintendent of schools at Dalton, succeeding F.H. Motz. Edgar Miller, of Wooster, was named principal.
Vincent Cottam, a civil war veteran who resides with his daughter, Mrs. C.A. Curl, celebrated his 90th birthday anniversary.

Friday, May 10, 1912
Levi Lewis, who lives west of Canaan Center, had his foot crushed under the wheel of a traction engine.
The Misses Mayme and Emma Tieche and Hattie Limb spent yesterday with friends in Cleveland.
The Wooster Ministerial Association voted to to hold Sunday evening church services at 7:30 during the summer months.

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