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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
8
A long list of individuals from Greene Township Wooster and surrounding areas appears as jurors or jury commission members. The names span several townships including Plain, Chippewa and Saltcreek with wards noted for Wooster and East Urton. The document enumerates many local residents in a historic jury roster.
The April term juror panel was drawn from the jury wheel on Tuesday for grand and petit juries. Names include J H Ann stutz Milton Paoli Shey pard Con gress Levi Heitetz Suyarcreed Jacob L Koebler Sugarcreek BH Wenger Kaughman Edward J Erieger Wooster Second ward Jia Bower Plain Saworl Metz ler Wootster Maesa Lear Clinton Henry Caskey Wooster Edwin Kuch Paint T P Bownan Wooster Second ward Edward Cain Chippewa Charlies 81 Canaan A M Uhl Fourth ward Wooster Sau Morr J P Franklin Albert Berger Wooster Irvin Ai bwine East Union Wu Pontus Baughman James Reynolds Clinton W D Crissmore Second ward Wooster Edward Young Thiru ward Wooster George Wertauberger Congress James Scogey First ward Wooster Peter Moing Coippewa HH E Porta Fourth ward Wooster Wu Bliss First ward Wooster Samuel Geleinver Cliptoo Janes H Brute Third ward Wooster
A former Hanes Bakery employee confesses to stealing cash and cards from the East Liberty shop. He claims to repay the loss, stating his guilt after five inquiries and deciding to endure the consequences to avoid public disgrace. The case involves Mr Hun sicker and Mr Hoosiger seeking prosecution, with hints of ongoing fallout for the young man.
A runaway incident on South Market Street involved Walter Smith E A Warner Charles Smith Walter McClarryan and others when their buggy team struck Jon Miller's horse causing vehicle damage to Miller and Mrs McKee near Shreve. The riders settled the damages by paying $60.
An Ohio conference track privilege opens a new field for Wooster, granting rights for one year while other teams, including Case, face withdrawal from track athletics. The note hints at shifts in the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of Ohio and broader collegiate competition dynamics.
A Wooster area column reports a flood of small items: wrecks on the work train near Werleravide, illnesses and recoveries in town, family moves, and travel to Cincinnati. Local trades, barber closures, and a hospital patient’s improvement are noted. a German Evangelical pastor’s first sermon draws praise. community notices include a lodge installation and an upcoming teachers association meeting.
April 9 reports show Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hempel y of Madisonburg hosting EB Speck’s family with Miss Maude Musselman tending dresses for a leading local socialite. Mrs. George-Jacoon's health improves, while Mrs. Solomon S Premer and daughter spend most of the week in town. families from West Salem to Columbus visit, and Howard Walter and wife return to Cleveland after two weeks with relatives.
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