Death of Dr James J Wallace of Monmouth Ill
From the bedside of a patient to readers of the Heraup the Monmouth Evening Gazette reprints the death and burial notice of Dr James J Wallace a prominent Monmouth physician. He died suddenly at a patient’s home while attending Miss Charlotte Christie on January 13 1807 after asking about her head pain. The funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with honoraries from local medical and printing circles. Wallace a long time Monmouth resident and temperance advocate left a large family including sons Dr Frank E Wallace Lewis and LeRoy with several daughters and a widow Mrs Wallace. He was born November 16 1834 in Pennsylvania and educated at Vermillion Institute Wooster Ohio. He practiced in Ohio before moving to Monmouth in 1876 where he became a respected physician and civic figure. The obituary notes his Christian character and leadership in moral welfare activities.
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Heraup
James J. Wallace
Monmouth
Monmouth Evening Gazette
Charlotte Obriatie
South Sixth Atrest
Miss Christie
Wallace
East Broadway
James H. Wallace
Warren County
Frank E. Wallace
G. Elvin Wallace
J. H Wallace
Presbyterian Church
Matattha Richardson House
City Directory Printing Co
Arthur C. Johnson
Ralph Graham
T. H. Hanna
Russell Graham
Emma B. Standley
James Harvey Wallace
Janita County
Hayenville
Ohio
Wooster
T. H Baker
Buffalo University
Ohio College of Medicine
Lakeville
McKee
Callaan, O
Jefferson Medi
Cal College
Philadelphia
Smithville
K. Crawford
Anderson Wallace
W W. Wallace
John C. Wallace
Alyons, Mich
Mary Christie
Misa Hattie Troutman
A. T Collins
Monmouth College
LeRoy
Laura McArthur
Duluth
Minnesota
Ashland
Medina
Wayne Counties
Loudonville
Beever
Hawke Chapel
James Houston
Olivesburg
Speer
Bloomington
Gingery
April Jet
Houston
Brazil
Wooater Gr
Opera House
DeMotte
Misa Mary Anderson
Mness
Mary Notestein
A. A. Garrett
Shreve
W. D. Mamaw
Mt. Eaton
Compton
Yohannan
Persia
U.P
Electric Bitters Study Promises Quick Relief
Electric Bitters is a seasonless medicine for languor and liver sluggishness with bilious fever risk. It counteracts malaria symptoms, headaches, indigestion, and constipation, offering tonic and alterative effects. Available at Laubach & Bosch's Drug Store for 60 cents and 1 dollar per bottle.
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Laubach & Bosch
Callo Recital at University Chapel Impresses Audience
Last Thursday evening the fourth recital in the Artist Recital Course was presented in the University Chapel. Mr. Heydler displayed high artistry through educated programing and masterful readings, covering ancient works by Marcello Handel Bach and Boccherini, then modern pieces by Goltermann Mendelssohn Lalo Saint Saens and Popperaque. The performance blended virtuoso technique with scholarly interpretation, uplifting musical appreciation.
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Heydler
Marcello
Handel
Bach
Br. Hoeydler
Alma
Harcello
Balbastre
Song and Piano Recital at Kauke Chapel
Fifth Entertainment presents a Thursday program featuring Mrs. MacDonald soprano and Miss Frank Blymer pianist. The evening promises refined vocal and instrumental artistry with Blymer praised for tone color and technique. Scholarly recital notes mention Liszt study and Chicago mentor, while other campus items report on faculty, students, and upcoming events.
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MacDonald
Frank Blymer
Plantate
Miss Blymer
Mathews
Chicago
Liszt
Kauke Chapel
G A R Circle installs officers and local deaths noted
Dalton gossip records the G A R Circle installation of officers on Friday January 15 with Thomas Reed acting as spatallation officer. Also reports the G A R Post officers elected January 18. Notices include deaths of James Lilley aged 97 in Pleasant Valley and pioneer Joseph Cully. Will E B Scott sick list. visitors Mia McGill and Mary Werts. and wheat grinding ad for Plank and Gray’s Mill in Wooster.
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G. A
Reet Gibson
Thomas Reed
G A. R. Post
Mia
McGill
Mary Werts
F. W. Rengsegger
James Lilley
Pleasant, Valley
William Scott
Akron
Joseph Cully
Pleasant Valley
Will EB. Scott
University Lecture Course Sparks Recall and New Show
A university lecture course features Prof DeMotte whose last year’s talk impressed listeners, prompting a recall. A new lecture on Python Eggs with spectacular experiments and costly apparatus promises a grand evening, with tickets at 35 cents.
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B. DeMotte
Prof DeMotte
America
Europe
Beya
Revival meeting grows through New Year week in Burbank
The revival at Evangelical church on New Year's Eve expands this week as protracted meetings continue at Canaan on Sunday. Pastor's tenure noted with gifts. Rev N Lewis and Mrs Celia Cresswell of Akron wed recently and plan to live in his former home. Williams of Logan County leads song at E V church and townspeople welcome a new town well project after liberal offer by Francia Garman. Enthusiasm spreads as game day drills begin at two sites.
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Sisters’ Society of Christian Sodeavor
Rey Wm. Kieler
Dr. Miller
Misa Clara Moller
Mies Lyda Painter
Lattasborg
Rev. Henderson
The
Evangelical Church
Red Haw
Rev Deer
United Brethren Church
Menolog
Canaan
Weat Canaan Church
Geo. Spangler
N Lewis
Celia Cresswell
Akron
Williams
Logan County
E. V. Church
Francia Garman
Watering places praised as humane public works
A letter discusses creating watering spots along highways to aid draft animals, noting a location a mile east of town and the need for more. A funeral notice for Miss Gertrude Yoder recalls her YWCTU role, with resolutions of respect and sympathy to her family. An extract extols Dr King’s New Discovery for pneumonia, with trial bottles advertised.
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Indivalcale
Thie
Gertrude Yoder
Martinda
Burbank
Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union
W.C.T U
Yalaiter
J. Sanderman
Dimondale
Mich
Dr King
Baptist
Rivea Junction
LaGappe
Ashe
Wedded in Bethel Church at Wooster
T J Metzler and Julia Galtgey quietly wed Tuesday evening at Bethel church Wooster. They plan housekeeping in the vacant Mettertam house. Chas Graham visits his uncle Lincoln Metzler. An excursion to Mexico is advertised by the American Tourist Association with Pennsylvanian Lines.
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T J Metzler
Julia Galtgey
Bethel Church
Wooster
Mettertam
Chas
Graham
Lincoln Metzler
Dan Heller
Wooater Two
Mra. Lantenschlager
Mr. Ta
Robins and Birds in Wooster Notes by J G Brack
Prof J Black at the University of Wooster Bloomington reports observations of robins in late 1890s notes. He discusses sightings from Nov 27 1806 to Jan 16 1907, bird habits, possible changes due to human activity, migration shifts, fruit growing and evergreens as shelter, and urges reader reports to Hzra.
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Hegarty
Notentein
Miss Merriam
California
Bas
Redhead
Hzra
J. G. Brack
Surprise wedding at Redett residence ends in hasty ceremony
A party at Mr and Mrs Wm Redett's home near Apple Creek surprised guests when Rev C W Waters officiated an impromptu marriage between Miss Gillie Franks and Mr Harvey Stauffer. The event closed with a late supper as attendees departed, leaving praise for the host couple. The notice also warns tax payers that the lawful tax payment limit expires January 26 1897.
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Wm.Redatt
Toeeday
Lillie M. Franks
Harvey E. Stanffer
Apple Creek
Allence
Gillie Franks
Harvey Stauffer
Mrs. Redett
Praias. Com
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University Notes
Lee B. Daratioe
Columbua
Florence
Burt
F. B. Pearson
Chamberlin
Fraser
KKT
Dalton
Plank & Gray's Mill
Wayne County
Herald
Hite
Holmes
Mosier
Lawa
Lava
German Baptist Church
Lattasburg
Futurn
Wm. Kieffer
David Jol- Vis
Mins
Mary Swinebart
W H. Worst
West Salem
Holman
Matthewa
Jenie Holmes
Althea Funniman
Misa Himelright
Over
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Marvelous
Reaulte
North Franklin
Mexico
Pennsylvania Lines
American Tourist Association
Beau Campbell
F. van Dosen
Pittsburg
J. Black
University of Wooster
A. W. Bradsurx
Tresausr
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