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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1903
Page
7
An unusual donation party at the Reformed church saw many male members excavate and clear land for a new addition. Rey Neikirk supervised, each member kept to their share, women helped with coffee and offerings, dirt was hauled away and sold, and funds covered expenses with a surplus likely between $50 and $109.
Dalton residents George Aaritg and Kittie L Cole wed at the Methodist parsonage. Nearby couple Lews Nusbaum and Amelia Bowman married the same evening. Community groups held meetings, musical events, and dinners at Maccabees, Presbyterian, and MEB churches with local guests attending.
Dr Archibald A E Taylor died Thursday night after months of illness. He led the University of Wooster to prominence during his tenure as editor and later aided the university as a trustee and prominent figure in its history. His resignation followed years of service and declining health. He leaves a widow.
Doctor Taylor, longtime pastor of Westminls Presbyterian Colunbus and former Wooster University president, died at his home after years of poor health. Born Springfield Ohio he studied at Princeton and led churches in Dubuque Georgetown Mt Auburn Cincinnati before editing the Main-Continent and heading Wooster. Funeral Monday at Broad Street Presbyterian with burial in Spring Grove Cincinnati.
Mrs Watkins of Pleasant City writes that her young son nearly died from a terrible cough and consumption. After doctors failed, Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. Now he is well. A 50 cent to 1 dollar remedy with trial bottles free. Laubach and Boyd druggists guarantee it.
Surveyor Markley marked the church lot line after a deed discrepancy showed the parcel four feet deeper than expected. Albert McFadden of Bloomington, owner to the north, attended and expressed satisfaction with the deed, noting he would not object to a few extra feet if needed, though his line fence and two small outbuildings may need slight relocation.
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