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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1908

Page

4

Narrow escape on electric line near Medina

Otto Riffl of the Overall factory suffered a narrow escape from death Monday morning when he fainted on a moving electric car near Medina and was thrown into a ditch. He was submerged in mud and water for about ten minutes before regaining consciousness and was saved by the conductor and motorman. A Medina physician said he was lucky to survive with only a scratched face and bruised neck.

Otto Riffl Bad Tnarrow Mondy Mr. Kim Ing Medina Riffil Stan‘ton Allis Rifil

Wooster Men Address Chester Township Sunday School Meet

The Chester township Sunday school convention met on Saturday with a large evening audience and sizable afternoon crowd. Addresses by Chas Beekly Rev Skellen berger and Rev Cromer of Wooster were delivered in the evening. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Charles Sparr, vice president David Fornshell, secretary G Hartzell, treasurer Juling Glasgow.

Chester Township Chas Beekly Skellenberger Cromer Wooster Charles Sparr David Fornshell G. Hartzell Tressurer Juling Glasgow

Numerous Apple Creek Social Visits Confirm Summer Travel

Applecreek August 11 report lists Mrs A D Eyman and family hosting in Holmesville. Gean Martin from Fredericksburg visited W Sturgis. Myrtle Core returned from Soreve and Nashville. Lucretia Bott visited Fredericksburg friends. Klein girls from Canton stayed with L C Melvin Parker, who returned from Portland Ore. after touring the country. Clara Nanxsbaum left to Winona for two years. Rev H I Wood, Rev D S Johnston on vacation. Luella Smith and Marcella Case left after a week with grandparents A Case and wife. Wm Bahl and wife spent Sunday with son-in-law A Zsogg. Maud Munson McLaughlin welcomed a nine-pound boy. Lewis Reichenbach left for Mt Clemens Mich for rheumatism treatment. Prof and Mrs H D Wile of Enet Liverpool visited. Mrs Cotterman visiting in Wooster. M Cautenschiager spent days in Orrville.

Applecreek A. D Eyman Janet Josie Smith Holmesville B. Eyman Familly Gean Martin Fredericksburg W. Sturgis Myrtle Core Soreve Nashville Lucretia Bott Klein Canton Mt. Clemens Mich H. D. Wile Enet Liverpool Mra Cotterman Wooster M Cautenschiager Orrville

White sale bargains sweep J Frederick Co Wooster

Last week of the white sale at J Frederick & Co features cheap muslin goods underprice sheets and pillow cases. Also notes a horse incident at Princess theatre sign, watermelon market glutted, Ringling Bros show at Manafield, and local theater buyouts with Ralph Smith purchasing the Princess Picture Theater interest.

Fredricks White Princess Theatre Fredrick Wooster Ralph Smith Arthur Keister Princess Picture Theater

Aug 11 Local Crop News and California Ranches

Report notes apples pears grapes and peaches in abundance with a fair wheat crop and abundant corn. Mr and Mrs Tate and son Ralph visit Stark County. News from California describes a thousand acre ranch near Calforita with a hundred workers and a Chinese cook. The piece discusses naval pride, temperance, and rural life including clover seed fields.

Tate Ralph Stark County Califétita Rocky Mountains

Local social notes from August events and visits

August 11 entries list guests and visits from J S Little and wife of Blackleyville to H J Bernart family, Mrs Howard Little and Canton relatives, Eli Snader at Ashland, Miss Capitola Mucsaelman in Wooster, Heffelinger family reunion, Clem Jackson birth, Ritter family reunion at Overton, Mrs John Firestone of Wooster, Fortney family in Ashland, John Ames Wooster visit, Verne Utz Red Haw Sabbath, Finley family hosts, A J Barnhart family and others at Phactadans in Smithville, Bersice Premer at Akron, ice cream festival at Methodist church next Saturday, 13 B-Wile of Ashland on business last Saturday.

J S Little Blackleyville H J Bkbernart Howard Little Canton Eli Snader Ashland John Ames Wooster Capitola Mucsaelman George Heffelinger Heffeltinger Clem Jackson Anthony Ritter Breiner Overton John Firestone R Andaiother Rice C. I. Fortney W. Moselman Verne Utz Red Haw Eli Finley Peters A. J. Barnhart Irvin Evert Quil Permar Smithville Bersice Premer Akron Wile James Chawell Fairview Cemetery Nancy Searight East Clay Street Jobo Strain Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society The Methodist Church Andrew Richards Chas Mathews Millersburg Frank Blank Blank Svaiety Congregational Church Alfred Ride Clay Street Samuel Caldwell United Presbyterian Church Rev Grimes Margaret Gillis Fredericksburg J. C. Mechlin John Harrison Criawell George Dahhbam John Amen Samuel Awes Barnus Tauesday Sadie Dodd Etta Reed Fern Searight Greenfield Ind Josephine Shaw Boston Mass Irwin Dagan Barford Steubenville Harry Leeper John Richards Cleveland Chas. Shadell Harry Lytle Michigan Presbyterian Church Rev Grimes United Presbyterian Buskin Jacob Peterman Andrew Jones John Keen Sueegenberger Chautauqua, NY Anna Lytie Water Street Wsa Smith Bakery Toy Christian Church Eola Bishop Mt. Vernon C. F Searight Helen Flubart

Judge Orr Delays Local Option Case Hearing

Judge T W Orr will not hear the motion for a new trial in the local option elections case until after a two to three week vacation. Probate court notes he will be away the coming week and cannot hear the case. Once his backlog is cleared he will resume the matter.

T. W. Orr Probate

Local social notices and obituaries from Millersburg area

Names and visits of residents and guests from Millersburg and nearby towns. Announcements include interments at Fairview cemetery, property sale on East Clay street, church meetings of the Woman's societies, travel notes to Wooster, Cleveland, and Boston, and local services. Also reports on funeral attendances, a fire at Smith bakery, and a Chautauqua trip.

Big Day For Correspondents At Point Breeze Picnic

Wayne County Democrat correspondents head to Point Breeze chautauqua on Friday August 14 for a resort picnic. Speakers include Judson Harmon governor candidate, ex Gov Campbell, National Democratic member, William Finley Ohio Democratic chairman. Free admission. music by the orchestra and vocal solos by John M. Eberly and Bechtel Alcock.

Wayne County Democrat Point Breeze Chautauqua Judson Harmon J £. Campbella Idarber National Democratics Wm. F. Finley Ohio Democratic John M. Eberly Bechtel Alcock

Crescent Tri Weekly to Shift to Triweekly Publication

The Orrville Crescent announces it will issue Crescent Tri Weekly on a tri weekly schedule instead of the currently biweekly format, signaling a publishing plan change from the publisher.

Orrville Creazent

Welcome to Buffalo United Presbyterian delegates in 1900s

The Buffalo welcome to the United Presbyterian convention drew about a thousand delegates and visitors. Officials and speakers highlighted temperance, faith, and unity as key themes, with addresses praising the open Bible and active church life amid a city celebration in the Y M C A hall.

United Presbyterian Denominations the Lakes Great Oceans Buffalo Adame Scotland Fuhrman Conventona Hall Y. M.C A United Presbyterian Church A H. Whitford YMCA Buffalo Y. M. C A United States United Presbyterian Hogh Kennedy R. V. Hunter Central Presbyterian Church of Albert A. Bell Greensburg Grover Cleveland McKinley John Knox McClarkin Pittsburg Charles Fishart Allegheny Clinton W. Howard Rochester Temperance Blaine Uny J.T. McCrory Pittaburg Cleveland Chicago K. B. Miller Butler Jhe G. King Columbus James OD. Rankin Denver A. L. Mackey K Littell Free Baptist Church Dr. Littell Evangelical W. A. Littell

Death of William Ginter in Congress township

William Ginter a long time resident of Congress township died Sunday morning August 9 at age 70. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Wm Kieffer. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including university and church activities and a union Sunday school picnic planned for August 22.

Director Chosen As Wooster Building Loan Director Resigns

John W Walter resigned as a director at the Wooster Building and Loan association during the meeting Monday evening W A Craig of this city was chosen to the position. Orrville is aiming to secure a new match factory and the board of industry will be asked to provide a building for the venture.

John W Walter Wooster Building and Loan Association W. A Craig Board of Industry

Surgeon Dr Parker Visits Wooster for Examinations

Would Not Operate Dr Parker, a Cleveland surgeon, examined Mrs Job Treese of Wooster and patients Frank Smith and Nell Fall of Red Haw at Kinney and Knestrick hospital. He stated none of the cases were operable.

C. B. Parker Cleveland Wooster Job Treese Frank Smith Nell Fall Red Haw Kinney & Knestrick Hospital Parker

Fine Farm Sold to New Owner on Wooster Road

The fine farm owned by T N Bhrock on the Wooster and Orrville road sold to K B Hostetler. Possession transfers April 1 1909 and extensive improvements are planned. Sale conducted through J O Hetzer Realty Agency.

T .N. Bhrock Wooster and Orrville Road K. 8. Hostetler J. O. Hetzer Realty Agency

Toes Amputated in Yard Accident

Frank Baer a brakeman at the G A C yards slipped while attempting to board a moving car Monday morning. His left foot was badly mangled and two toes were amputated by Drs Campbell and Orr. The injury was fortunate to avoid a leg loss, given similar falls. Orrville Courier.

Frank Baer Drs. Campbell Orr Baer Orrvilla Courier

Semi Weekly Now The Caer Courier Ban Change

The paper announces a shift from weekly to semi weekly publication with issues now issued on Tuesdays and Fridays. The change affects readers awaiting new issues and newsroom operations. The notice specifies new publishing days and implies ongoing updates to schedule.

Caer

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