Orrville Courier Crescent (Newspaper) - October 24, 1913, Orrville, Ohio office it equipped do your job work quickly OCTOBER 24,1913. A A. H. Postlewait on Main and High Streets Bought for congregation has purchased the A. H. Postlewait homestead southeast corner of Main and High if ram Mr. and U. N. Barkey to be used as their The purchase of this very flue building iii one of the prettiest locations in gives them distinction of possessing the parsonage In the The present brick parsonage located further down North Main street will be repaired and offered for The purchase price of the new parsonage was and it is well worth the Rev. Beard and family will get possession about Dec. 1, 1913. Mrs. Barkey will remove to one of their apartments about OTi Walnut The Barkey property is practically a new one built by the late Alex Postlewait while he was engaged In the planing business and is known to have been built of the best of material and expert modernly equipped throughout the nine rooms and to be occupied by the The quarters were considered too large for the former owners and they decided to sell when there was an opportunity to do so. It was a. good sell and the a good WHO MAY BE THE following is a list of candidates as nominated and placed in the hands of the county board of supervisors of whose names are likely on the ballots to be polled Nov. 4tih. Land appraisers and assessors may not appear on the depends upon the of the taxation which if determined to be a law and in would select all appraisers and assessors by appointment by a county tax who gets his from the The Republican ticket is complete while ithe Democrats failed to put candidate on for village but two for school board and one half the for village TICKET P. Jenny Al to S. H. P. H. P. C. A. Walte S. of Public Affairs to E. C. of Personal Property Green 1, 2Harry of Real Property Orrville P. Personal Property No. 2, Jacob of Education to E. E. Clark S. W. Jackson h. L. Board of Education passed a resolution to close the schools on Friday of this week to order lo give the the opportunity to attend the Northeastern Ohio Association to be held at Friday and Saturday Every teacher of the Orrville schools will attend the Scale of the Kent Normal school was a school visitor tin Tuesday of this They planning to organize a class will be conducted by one of the instructor of the Normal first literary program in the high school will rendered Nov. 7th in the Assembly Room of the High This number will be given by the The following is the Genevieve Lester Pearl o Carroll Roy Herbert Hiram mothers and the patrons of the schools will be invited soon to attend a meeting held at the school buildings in order to effect an organization of a By this plan the superintendent and instructors are hoping to bring about a closer relationship between the Home afd the Every person interested in the schools should attend the meeting when it is Horst was a visitor of the Senior class on Wednesday of this E. Copper and E. V. Gorrell were at Wooster on Saturday on school Borden and and Dr. president of the Board of were in Akron Wednesday night to hear a representative of the public discuss the school system in effect at that he having been called to Akron by the Board Education of that all over the gives satis Wild Cherry Cough 25 a bottle at Cairl C. F. E. to W. J. D. A. Affairs to Henryk Wyre Knopf Assessor of Personal Property 1, 2John W. Of Real Property Orrville G. Personal Property Baughman No. 2Geo. of Education to O. Isaac AT and 27, 28, 29, Horace Ewing and Miss will present Orphans Nights in a but real human loice by expert In addition to regular First show 6.45 p m. A dollar show Children 10 famous 15 am now prepared to answer all calls day or Aim occupying Dr. office it 131 East Market Have O. P. see our window a complete of Lanr ill Seas Sons and Mrs D C. Quinlan and family were entered to their tenth annual chicken dinner Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sunday and Mrs. Louis south of entertained to a lovely dinner Misses Leah Theresa Ada Messers David and Orie and Mrs. Vein Halteman delightfully entertained Rev. Beard and family Oct. 23rd, at their home on North Vine C. C. Will C. C. C. will hold their regular meeting Monday Oct. 27, 1913, at the home of Mrs. Ben Roou on Orr THE of Favorito Water very curious history 1b that of favorite Among the Tlie original picture was in water color and was sent to Paris by a firm of art publishers for reproduction and in that city forwarded to their photographic studios in the picture unhappily preceded the letter of instructions regarding it warning the photographer of the medium in which it was so that on its arrival it was brushed oyer with white of egg to bring out the for photographing excellent procedure in the case of oil harmless and very as to the Love was very soon among his own for every swish of the brush brought off the final touches and left a mere smeared Sir Edward was heartbroken at the Ions of a work on his he In great measure nnd on which lie had spent many of toil and the very perfection of his execution In the realization of one moit poetic conceptions that had sprung from his fanciful Among the was painted during the years 1870-3. In 1893, It was and the following year the oil version was but was scarcely a consolation to the artist for the loss of his first nnd more spontaneous above picture illustrates the system by which state board of health is attempting to spread the of good in Wooster and in Wayne county through the State Public Health Exhibit which will be open to the general public in the Wooster Armory oin Oct. 28, for a particular picture deals with the subject of child The whole subject is summed up in the card shown in the lower or right-hand It is one of a large number of standards which are shown profusely in the exhibit in with electrical models child has three principal to be Thousands of children u every year iu Ohio are not well They are born unhealthy and are handicapped through Social diseases which infest the parent are responsible for most of to well This sums up the question of proper feeding and of which kills thousands of Ohio babies before they reach their second to be well This refers to the protection of public health the state attempts to throw around every proper protection of pure protection from contagious you the one small card with the the upper sums up the whole question ' of protecting the public and the right of every citizens to demand that is but one of the of similar cards shown in the Every one tells a on may be amplified into a health The exhibit Is worth an hour's close study on the part of every in this and the evening lectures topics should be attended whenever The exhibit is Party for beautiful home and Mrs. T. of Ft. was the scene of a merry October party on Saturday afternoon in honor of her Bible school class of numbering twenty little boys and girls of the Church of It is with much regret that the tie between these little and Mrs. with whom she has been so faithfully as their for the period of seven must be severed in the near that she and her husband may take up their future home in Daily the THOMAS R. ago there were two men living In one of the great on the eastern coast of the United though they were father and were They were rich and ultra which meant then something far different from what It Would mean In those days the fashionable people of the land were refined and Now to be ultra ble has a questionable One may be ultra yet devoid of ordinary two men referred to looked like gentlemen and acted like Shakespeare has described them in his words the at and Mrs. H. E. Baker t-i n v an elegant chicken dinner at f- of home Thursday state board of health it following to be expressly understood that N Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry the benefit of ALL the Dr. and Mrs. A. A. of this community as and Mrs F those of Wooster and it is H B tnat many irom tinis locality j Bechtol Misses Nelle Snyder and Maud The out of town guests were R. T. of Mabel Mitchell and of Mt. able to attend during the week it is shown in this exhibit will be given in m of Them Raised Up Their Voices With Weird persons realize how many ani mals appear in By this I do not mean such animals as the tenor who played the part of Lohengrin and was told by Bulow that he was the knight of the swine rather than of the but real bona fide animals They extend all the way from to A. D. 1600 it was not unusual to have llong or elephants upon the operatic One can never tell what these animals may Improvise in their I of a case where an elephant a most hasty exit of the orchestra in London long when the father of the Boston was in Leoncavallo's has not speaking yet once that I know lifted up his voice and made great solo an unexpected Balaam himself was not more astonished than was the tenor on that spite of the shalt not yoke the ox and the ass caused these two to Bing a duet lh Children of On this ass was a but I do not that Pierne meant any reflection upon the high voiced C. Bison in Musical under the direction of the Women's Federated In Mans field where it closed it was shown under the auspices of the city board of Wayne is the fourth county secure this is norw greatly sought by the larger will he open in the Wooster Armory each afternoon and and in the evening a special lecture oin some health topic will be delivered an expert sent to Wooster by the state board of There will be a different speaker each amd every lecture will be illustrated with either slides or especially prepared moving There is no admission charged for either lecture or exhibit and everyone is Clothes Washer affords the simplest and quickest way to wash your Watch for our ad in next 19* and Oscar Richard of Akron spent Sunday with their C. J. Richard and Malinda and Miss Anna Leichty of Sterling spent Tuesday with friends in Clara Eberly is employed in the home of Harry Hites at and Mrs. Eli and of and and Mrs. Henry and of were entertained in the E. Weimer hoime om Ida Fredrick was a guest in the home of her R. V. at oin and Mrs. Wirth attended the wedding at Sterling on Thursday and Mrs. Amandus and son of Jacob of West Mr. and Mrs. D. Charles and Homer Otto and Bixler spent Sunday at the home of Jacob N. and Mrs. C. B. Barth of spent Wednesday with John W. Conrad and following guests were entertained in the home of L. - F. Plank on David of Mr. and Mrs. Amos and daughter of and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacob of Garden Mrs. Jacob Mrs. John Mrs. John Wirth and son Glenn were very pleasantly entertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. King at Pleasant Hill last and Mrs. Warfel and of Mr. ard Mrs. J. F. of Pleasant spent Tuesday with D. and Clyde Tanner of Burbank with Mr. and Mrs. Ora several days this Surprise Plans perfected by Mrs. Henry Stuckey resulted in a surprise for Grandpa Stuckey on Monday she having Invited a number of friends to celebrate Mr. 70ith stomach misery were present and or The best Dainty refreshments stomach trouble oin Carl were served and ell report a 50 members of Waite and Mayor Willaman and Clerk Jenny heard the report of Engineer F. B. Rae at the meeting on Monday Engineer Rae was employed proceed with the work of drawing specifications as decided upon after thoroughly discussing luhe matter pertaining various methods of constructing municipal electric light and power William Markley covering two West Oak was referred to the street and alley committee for in specifying width of be laid as prescribed in resolution passed at last to pass another resolution which will govern same and walks more uniform in width in the vacancy caused by resignation of Councilman A. L. who moved to Medina was not meeting of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. E. was held Oct. 21, at Those who attended from Orrville were Mrs. J. B. Mrs. Mrs. W. C. Buckmaster and Mrs. C. W. Ho Mrs. N. of who has been the guest of Mrs. and is a member of the also you've ever had a feeling that you can't make good try your luck with TABLE BELLE You can't make poor bread with OF IRA casket bearing the remains of Ira who died at is now en route to Orrville and it is expected will arrive some time Tlie body will be taken from the traim to the home of his on East Orr The funeral services will be held from the latter place on Saturday forenoon at Rev. R. J. pastor of the Methodist will preach will take place in the Lower six miles northeast of being a short distance from the Graber homestead farm where deceased was reared Three the Misses Louisa and reside on the home and two of and Samuel of the new assistant postmaster is already howling free delivery since the two carriers arrived at his home on Tuesday Thing is fairly certain to think she knows more than her moth er about everything but the kitchen of those who agree with of Wooster and Clara Rev. to of and Mary Lehman of C. and Madge Ralph P. Leona Dal monthly business meeting of the Y. P. C. U. of the United Presbyterian church was held at the of Glenn Sauders last Thursday evening and was an interesting The society de to celebrate the twenty-fifth of its organization in the near At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. consisting of ice cake and The next meeting will be held at the home of H. D. lady from Brewster was driving a horse on Buckeye street a few days ago on her way to the onion swamp when her horse frightened at the Bailey threshing machine and turned demolishing one wheel of the Another wheel was secured at Berg's blacksmith shop and she proceeded to the J. C. John Daniel Schultz and Mayor Cooney were among those from here who attended the Canal Dover fair Young of was home over Sun da j Sauder an Orrville visitor the latter part of the boys arrived at the home of assistant postmaster McAdams Tuesday first number of our lecture course will be given on Nov. 4th. will be a public meeting held here Thursday evening Oct. 30th for the purpose of informing the citizens in regard to the amendments to be voted on Nov. 4th. Able speakers will be present to explain these We understand Mayor Cooney is to Gardiner a traveling salesman of Pittsburgh was the guest of his parents here over T. E. Mrs. Howard and Mrs Cunningham received word Monday that their niece Mrs. Ethel Graber Dunlevy of had died of typhoid fever in the Massillon City Her mother Mrs. Philip Graber and a younger brother are in the hospital with the same Mrs. Dunlevy is survived by a husband and two small Republican candidate for Mayor in Wooster was here a few days ago erecting a tombstone for ladies of the U. P. church will hold their monthly pastry sale at Gardiner's grocery Saturday W. H. Hubbell will preach the Thanksgiving sermon this year at the union services to be held in the young chauffeur has arrived at the home of Jacob Tschantz who will help to run his Ford when he is a little Sunday schools of this township voted last Sunday to invite the county convention to meet here next It has not met here for has considerable experience in entertaining was visited by the first snow storm of the season will soon be monarch of the first literary given by the D. last Friday ranked among the The next will be given on Oct ipd township and one looking at them would think them a of noblemen belonging to some lordly English In they were known as who was a drifted thinking that their companionship would last as long as they What a was it to him when his son announced to his father his The could not believe his But when he learned that his son was to marry a girl with no that the young couple could not retain the position in society that their the Van had held for 200 his desolation was He could not conceive of himself failing to appear at the functions he had from his youth been accustomed to and to go to them without the companion who had always gone with him would be worse than not going at first quarrel the two had ever bad shall not said the elder Van you marry one of our set and one with sufficient fortune to enable you to keep up a position as a married have asked a lady to be my replied the I will not turn upon my you must shift for Van G. married a lovely since it would have required an income equal to his father's to take her in the society he had been used to going he did not attempt it But this in comparison with the young couple's real condition was a They bad nothing whatever to live on and sank rapidly into elder Van though it nearly broke his heart to go to functions without his chose what he considered the lesser of two evils and went He saw nothing of his that he blamed him or was angry with but that he considered Harry out of the chosen set who had composed society since colonial days and it would be contamination for him to associate with any one except the day the elder Van was several years since he had parted with his out of his club to a carriage that had been called for Elegantly as his bead covered with shining silk his feet with white his bands with tan gloves and carrying a he stood for a moment looking up and down the then went down to the The coachman annoyed for instead of looking straight ahead of him he turned his face in op Van G. got into the carriage and told the cabman to drive him the home of a lady social On arriving at the door some friends of the aristocrat happened to and he stopped on the sidewalk to speak to When doing so he happened to cast his eye to the coachman and recognized his He was too well bred to show surprise or shock at even this Nor did he in any way recognize the fact that his own offspring was his When his friends passed on he went into the house before which he stood and after making a call came directed the coachman to drive him to his tipped him and went next day the same cah was called at the same club the same On this occasion Mr. Van G. was dressed In his most ordinary As he entered the cab without looking at his cabman he gave his directions as to where he wished to be cabman He was directed to take his fare to bis own bumble He whipped up his horse with as much sang froid as if he had been directed to drive to a railway considering as he proceeded what he should It was evident that his father had recognized him and was going to see him and his but what for he did not Harry and his wife lived in a small suit of rooms in a cheap On reaching it his father without the least unbending you direct me to the rooms of Harry Van said the touching his hat and leading him to his and the door was opened by Mrs. Van across the a marked change came over the Taking his son's hand in one of his his in the with wet he my dear boy and girL I can stand this no I shall give op society for ended the The father was getting old and found more comfort at than lo INSTANT Rod Saves Young Man From Failing Between Gars Struck by a C. A. and C. out of whose home m in Akron met with an accident Tuesday that while not of a serious was indeed a narrow escape from instant His was pulling into Brink Haven at eight o'clock on that and had slowed up because of orders to take was riding on top of a large furniture car and thoughtlessly remained standing when his car approached the Toledo and Walhonding Valley railroad overhead Guard ropes suspended in the air near the bridge to warn railway tren of the danger in standing were 'tis by the floods of last otherwise the would have been cautioned and the accident lower part of the span grazed the top of his head and removed about an inch of hair and caused a painful scalp Metz was dazed and knocked to the end of rar anil for would have between the cars and possibly to the rails and ground to He was taken to a doctor's office at Brink where the wound was Metz returned to Orrville Wednesday on the streets during the was congratulated by his friends upon his fortunate Metz has been employed as a brakeman on the Akron division for over a and came to Orrville from Akron at that Topics and General News of Local Religious residence 223 Ella Sabbath school meets at 9:15." Regular morning worship at 10:30, The Young Devotional Service at 6. 7:00 A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services and share with us in the blessings of the D. School at 9 a. m. S. P. 10:30. Man for the League fi p. 7:00. Man Who are cordially welcome to meet with us in the service and worship of church Christian Lord's 26, 1913. Sunday school at 9:00 a. m. will be preaching service at 10:30 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. by Bro. L. F. Fightmaster from the Phillips Bible Institute of church building is located on North Walnut st. and is unpretentious in appearance but you will find some warm hearts within to welcome and make you feel at Come at 9 o'clock and let us get better acquainted with You can't spend your Sunday morning in a better If yoa are too modest to come bring some friend with most delightful hair dressing for women or children is Parisian Carl C. Bechtel guarantees it for failing hair and itching 50 Nov. 3rd. hardware store will close each evening at 6 p. m. except J. F. Seas Just an Steals a Great Inch a Aside splitting Oath of in two and {n three BEAR HAT STORE Call and inspect our line of THE BROS. corner Market and Howard do our own cleaning and guarantee all our Gem Dry Cleaning Co. 213 N. Main St. Phone 265 FOR under this head will be published at the rate of 5c per line the first insertion and 3c per line each insertion No charge less than 10c. Couple hands for corn Tel. 41, Farmers J. G. Paid for old ladies and Also clean Phone 344 good F. C. R. 3. 18t3* good women or Call 453 sired by International Grand Champion Asa R. D. No. 1, at Kinney lumber Son's large Moore's airtight heating 17-8-9* John room house at Church and Hall price in Phone 111 new IThe Orrville
