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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1903

Page

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Wooster News Snapshots and Local Notices

Miscellaneous items from Wooster area in 1903 include Abraham Merkel paying for intoxication, Balzer Robber Clinton transported to hospital, a local option election in Glenmont on Oct 17, and property deals such as Gaigey block purchase for 4750 dollars. Also noted are railroad work updates, a fatal horse incident, and an extensive list of advertised letters in Wooster.

Abraham Merkel Costa Balzer Clinton Tnp Munsillon Hospital Jr. Childs, Jr Wooster Perryeville Rickland County Glenmont

Seventh Annual Reunion of Geldier's Sailors in Wooster

The Geldier's and Sailors' Association of Wayne County holds its seventh reunion in Wooster on Tuesday October 6 at City Park. A parade forms at 10 am from the public square, leading to City Park for 10:30 am exercises with speeches, music, and a noon coffee and pork and beans meal, followed by an afternoon program at the pavilion and a camp fire at the G A B hall including songs, recitations, and short addresses.

Geldier’s and Sailors’ Association Wayne County Wooster City Park Mahlon Rouck T. B. Myers Otrvilis B. van Nest Trensurer F. Miller Mahlon Rowoch F. M. Miekok M. M. van Neat Liewt. Mahlon Rovoch H C. Martindale New London John M. Eberly G. A. B. Hall Florence McMannis M. C. Martindale Frances Glenn W. P Schett Alice Firestone Charles Berard Johan M Eberly

Edwin M Weaver of New Mexico dies at 26

Edwin M Weaver son of Daniel and Minerva Weaver died of consumption at Alto New Mexico on Sept 18 1903 and was buried at Chapital on Sept 19 aged 26 years 6 months 31 days. Memorial services were held September 27 at the M E church. Other items note travelers visiting the community and a birthday surprise for Mrs J W France plus a ball game between married men and singles with a 23 to 19 score.

Edwin M. Weaver Daniel Minerva Weaver Alto New Mexico Chapital M. EE. Church M. E. Church Babbath Rev Underhill L. E. Stamete Lima Rbb Jackson Cleveland

Death of Henry Eberly at 71 in Ohio area

Henry Eberly aged 71 died suddenly at his home east of Moeerland on Thursday September 24 after collapsing while helping threshers. He died the following morning at his home. He is survived by his wife, who is hospitalized in Massillon, four daughters and two sons. Interment will be at Wooster cemetery.

Henry Eberly Moeerland Massillon Wooster

William Metzler Dies Sudden on Farm Near Wooster

William Metzler, a 76 year old farmer, collapsed while pitching hay about four miles south of Wooster. He died within five minutes despite companions’ efforts. M W Glasgo and Wm Scotland assisted to relocate the body. He is survived by his wife, four daughters and one son.

Wooster William Metsler M W Glasgo Scotland

Death of a Wooster Lawyer at 53

John C. Merr of Wooster died at his home on Buckeye street Tuesday morning September 29 after months with lung disease. Born in Holmes County in 1860 he became a lawyer in 1880. He is survived by his wife and three children Mrs. Charles Freash of Canton Mrs J R B Hummelbau and Clement Morr of Wooster. Services were held Thursday afternoon.

John C. Merr Buckeye St Mr. Merr Wrs Holmes County Columbus Charles Freash Canton Mra. J RB. Hummelbau Clement Morr Wooster

Obituary: Thomas Carse of Wayne County Dies in Ovid

Thomas Carse aged 65 died September 18 at his home in Ovid Michigan. He leaves his wife two daughters and one son. He was a brother of Wm Caree of Ashland and Miss Libbie Caree of West Salem.

Thomas Carse Wayne County Ovid Mich Wm. Caree Ashland Libbie Caree Weat Salem

Death of Dr Thomas P Shepherd A Wooster Native

Dr Thomas P Shepherd aged 29 from Wooster died in Cleveland Haromat hospital of typhoid fever on Monday Sept 28. Born Sept 29 1878 in Hilliard Ohio he moved to Wooster as a child and later studied at the Cleveland School of Homeopathy. He practiced medicine in Cleveland and had been ill with walking typhoid before his final illness. His mother accompanied him in his final days. Also noted is the transfer of E C Rex from Ashland custody after arrest for forgery.

Thomas P Shepherd Annie Shephard E North Haromat Cleveland Shepherd Hillard, O Wooster T. $. Rhephard Cleveland School of Homeopathy

Canaan Briefs and Local Notices From Last Week

The column lists Co K 16th Regt OV I reunion plans for Saturday in Canaan, visits by Florence Smith and Samuel Carter, a sick list for Will Kook, upcoming school excursion to Indiana, a church service schedule with Rev Scott and Roy Spargrove, and local moves including Mr and Mrs White returning to Springfield. It notes Blanche Hauenstein and Ray Rittenhouse wedding at the bride’s home, Jace Lickty seeking medical treatment in Cleveland, and news of Mrs Elgin Orr’s death in Medina. It ends with commentary on US Army discipline and post service employability from Ram’s Morn.

Co. K Regt. O. V.1 Florence Smith Cleveland A.D Somers Samuel Carter Guernsey Co Ohio Mary Scott Pontias Creston Presbyterian Church Scott Roy Spargrove Ions Mra White Springfield Mies Blanche Hauenstein Ray Rittenhouse Beck Jace Lickty Elgin Orr Medina Steele Orrville Medina Co

Hall's Catarrh Cure Internal Remedy Description

Internal treatment targets blood and mucous surfaces to cure catarrh. Claims the product is nonquack, prescribed by leading physicians, and uses tonics with blood purifiers for systemic effect. Includes testimonials and dealer information, though specifics are garbled.

Hall Wail F J Cheney &Co Props Tolado Bold Arageiste Price Bali

Wooster Public Library Board Accepts Building Bid

The Wooster public library board met to award the library building contract. John H King of Galion submitted the successful bid of 14140 after reductions from an initial bid over 16000, with work to begin at once and proceed quickly.

Board of Trustees of Wooster Public Library John H. King Galion Thos Bloer Mansfeld Edward E Lincoln Battle Creek Mick Myers & Long Wooster McClure & Co

Marriage Behind a Marion License Sparks Iowa Notice

A letter from Marion, Iowa, reports that A. B. Gettleman of Ashland obtained a license to wed Amanda Fee of Cedar Rapids and that the marriage was performed by a justice of the peace in Marion. The note mentions Mrs. Muishler with maiden name Amanda Hoe and references a potential arrest if possible. Dr. Elder is listed with eye and ear notes. The Bi County Teachers Association of Wayne and Shark counties plans to meet in university buildings on October 23 and 21.

Teachers’ Association Wayne and Shark

Probate Court Minutes Record Guardianships and Estates

Probate proceedings before Judge Adair include guardians appointed for Karl Franklin Hershey and others, administrators named for Frederick Wagner and Wilson S. Tracy, and bonds set. Reports of sale, insolvency representations, and real estate dispositions feature alongside hospital patient status updates.

B O L. Adair Jease Good Karl Frankliim Hershey Wil P S&s Greenamyer Emma J Young H.H. Young Thomas D. Wagoner Frederick Wagner Baughman Mary Smith Franklin Tnp F Marks Wm Stotteberry JW. Geiselman Wm. E. Geiselman Hooter A. Tracy Clara E Wo. Tracy Thomas Wagner H. Worst Catherine Rumbaugh Congress Two Jd W Johnson Wilson S. Tracy Altcreek

Ramsey and Lerner Guilty in Local Misconduct Trial

The circuit court found ex commissioner Lerner and commissioner Ramsey guilty of misconduct while in office. The court affirmed every common pleas decision, while suspension of sentence was requested to take the case to the supreme court. Other cases saw mixed outcomes including affirmations and reversals.

Lerner Ramsey Circuit Court Common Pleas McCarthy Elizabeth Franke Elizabeth Quinby Daniel Buchanan James Elliott Mattie Black

Burglars Hit Saloon Known as The Bank on W Liberty

Burglars entered through a side door of The Bank saloon on W Liberty Street early Friday, taking about 66 cash and several bottles of whiskey. The thieves seemed familiar with the premises mutely implying regular visitors. Separate incident: a residence behind Schwoeble Rifil saloon alarmed by a window sighting of Mr Big. Also a pocketbook with $20 stolen from Robert Wilson at his barber shop last Thursday.

W. Liberty St.s Schwoeble & Rifil Big Robert Wilson

Methodist Preacher Rev Casael Brings Hope to Congress

The community welcomes Rev Casael with expectations of a great work. Local visitors include J W Roseborough and wife from Elmira Falton Co Ohio and others. Aged pioneers John W McVicker and Adam Wiler are noted. Citizens criticize neglect of the north cemetery and urge restoring grass, weeds, and monuments to proper care.

Casael J. W. Roseborough Elmira Falton Co. O Golden Dormers West Salem Congress Township Feld John W. McVicker Adam Wiler Congrees Roseborough John Fahr Ashland Albert Fahr Red Haw Thema Brinkerkoff Golden

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