Local notes show Aug 14 social rounds and arrivals
Monday August 14 items list illness among infants and adults, visits by D Rickard of Wadsworth to Judge Singeer, Elizabeth Allen of Melmore as guest at R T Bechrel, George Fiattia from Cleveland in Wooster for rush work during Taggart trial, and Wooster Business Men picnic at Silver Lake on August 22. Also mentions Miss Robertson departing for teaching in Utah, local weddings and births, property purchases, school staff moves, and various travelers and social calls around Wooster and nearby towns. Headlines reflect a bustling small town notices page with many names, places, and upcoming events.
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David Rickard
Wadsworth
M He Singeer
Elizabeth Allen
Melmore
R T
Dora Haller
Mise
Thoma Brown
West Bale
Eyman
Applecreek
Lawrenbourg
Tenn
End of Life Work for Wooster Public Figure Jacob Palmer
After a week's illness and declining health, Jacob Palmer died at 12 o'clock Tuesday in Wooster North Street. Funeral 2 pm Thursday. interment Wooster Cemetery. Born March 22, 1896 in Canaan township, he was a shoemaker turned brick manufacturer, retiring in 1494. Survived by Mrs Palmer and children Palmer, Dr Charles F Palmer, Harry Palmer, Will Palmer. He was a Wooster Odd Fellows member and respected for public spirit and Christian principles.
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Charles Lantenschinger
South Dakota
Frank Mapham
Newkirk
Larnsill Street
Sanborn & Freeman
Charles Palmer
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacob Palmer
Blake
Steavenville
Everett
Yousily
Tuscarawas County
Rose Wilson
Canfield
Northeastern Ohio Normal College
E. & Frailey
Leroy
Millersburg
Nashville
Cede
Pemnsylvania
Wooster
Cersa
Columbus
Is Heste
Canaan Township
Palmer Street
Paluer
Thia
Eathermiererell
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea for Babies Suggested
Advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will soothe babies skin and regulate stomach and bowels. It says the remedy helps babies sleep and grow, citing Laubach & Boyd and Burdock Blood Bitters as strengthening stomach health and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Laubach & Boyd
Outlook for crops for week ending August 14
Weather across the state remains very dry in the northwest with showers elsewhere easing drought. Rain improved soil moisture for plowing and all regions report favorable conditions for corn, tobacco, wheat, oats, hay, seed clover, pastures, and potatoes with scattered reports of blight rot in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satatea
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Ad Promotes Quick Relief
Distress on the farm from accidents like cuts and bruises is common. The notice promotes Dr. Thomas Electric Oil providing instant pain relief and suggests it is a remedy for stomach and liver issues and general ailments. L. F. Andrews of Des Moines endorses it.
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Chamberlain
L. F. Andrews
Des Moines
Dows
Thomas
Never's
Death of Howard Hurst in Brooklyn leaves kin in Orrville
Howard Hurst of Brooklyn New York son of Samuel Hurst of Pittsburg formerly near Orrville and Wooster died August 9 after an accident in a building. He was 42 years old and leaves a wife and a four year old child. The body was returned to Orrville for funeral rites after a late arrival of his father who traveled from Pittsburgh. A Methodist service followed his interment.
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Howard Hurst
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gamuel Hurst
Pittsburg
Orrville and
Wooster
Orrvle
Amos Hurat
Methodist Church
Pittahore
Hurst
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Dispatch
Mr. Hurst
Sup
Former Wooster Boy Shot in Accidental Revolver Discharge
Earl K Foltz aged 20, a former Wooster resident and nephew of Mayor Van Nest, was wounded by an accidental discharge of Patrolman George Wilsons revolver. The weapon, found in a coat pocket, discharged as Foltz stood to bowl, bullet entering left side and traveling upward. He was taken to a doctor then City hospital for treatment and bullet removal.
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Earl K Foltz
Willis E Poltz
Akron
van Nest
George Wilson
Fultz
Foltz
Wilson
Double shooting in Orrville injures Roumanians
Henry Wackrow shot two Roumanians in the thigh after a confrontation near an ice house late Saturday night. Both men were struck in the left and right thighs respectively and treated by Dr Brooks. condition not considered dangerous. Wackrow pursued the assailants with a revolver after they allegedly attacked him and his wife nearby.
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Orrville
Henry Wackrow
John Sam
Simon Pampa
Wackerosy
Shen Wackrow
John
Cage
Shen
Wackerow
Wackrow
Brooks
Knight-Killed Doctor Otto Negelspach Dies From Wire Electrocution
Dr Otto Negelspach, a Wooster physician and former Millersburg resident now at Homesville, was killed Monday night when a stray live wire fell near a barn. He reached for the wire to move it and received a fatal electric shock burning his left hand. He was about 40 and connected with Wooster Commandery Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Negelspach
Wooster
Millersburg
Homesville
Dregelapach
Saloon Building Blown Up Near Millersburg
An outside city saloon known as the Blue Goose was destroyed by dynamite at 4 am Monday. The blast woke the entire population with a loud roar. The building was wrecked and authorities have no clue to the perpetrators, promising a deep probe to identify those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Lmits
Hurst Brothers Begin Artificial Lake Project
The Hurst brothers started excavating on Pittdbury Avenue to create a small artificial lake behind their barn. They plan to cement the bottom and sides if the soil cannot retain water, mainly to water stock and to cut ice in winter.
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Hurst Brothers
Hve
Pittdbury Avenue
Smithville Chautauqua Weekends Draw Big Crowds
Point Breeze August 15 Sunday drew 4000 to 6090 attendees for a sacred concert by Aeolian lady quartet. Lectures and talks planned through the week include Prof. Parker on The Music of the People and John Sobieski on the Polish Republic and Russian Prisons. Dr. Hedley and Dr. L. G. Herbert were noted speakers. mosquito activity minimal while tents and campers increase. Notable attendees listed from Akron, Enon, Welllington, and Harvay among others.
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Point Breeze
Aeolian Lady Quartet
Mnuaic
Geo. Wood Anderson
C. M. Parker
John Sobieski
Republic
Morgan Wood
James Hedley
L. G. Herbert
Guiet
Coover
Harvay
J. I Brenizer
Akron
Eldo Lehman
Wellington
G W. Leyda
Enon
Peters
Misa Mattie Peters
Netiie Marie Fawcett
JW Bricker
Henry
Til
G. W. Leyda
Nothing on the Market Equal to Chamberlain Remedy
A Jerlin Missouri druggist Ob Witmer reports in a customer circular that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is unmatched in patent medicines. He notes nine of ten druggists would recommend it and claims strong sales and endorsement for bowel complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ob- Witmer
Jerlin
Obituary of Floynn B Mowery 1804 1905 Reedsburg Ohio
Floynn B son of Dr A F and Edna Mowery born February 28 1804 in Reedsburg Ohio died August 8 1905 aged 11 years 5 months 10 days after brief illness. He bore suffering with patience and was baptized the night before his death. Survived by father mother two brothers and many relatives and friends. Funeral Thursday at Reformed Church Reedsburg Rev J I Seitz officiating. Burial in Reedsburg cemetery.
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Floynn B
A. F
Edna Mowery
Reeds Spurg
Ohio
Earl
The
Reformed Church
Reedsburg
J.i Seitz
Man Commits Suicide in Loudonville
Benjamin Bookman, about 40, ended his life Saturday evening in Loudonville by shooting himself with a .38 revolver. One shot struck the heart. Ill health is given as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Bookman
Loudonville
Social notes record Tucker society kitchen shower for Mrs Hoelzel
A Tucker society gathering hosted by Mrs Chas Gimble and Mrs Nord Hoelzel included a kitchen shower as Mrs Hoelzel entered the room. Members showered her with various kitchen items and presented a set of silver forks. The club plans its annual meeting at Mrs M P Yoder’s home on September 7 at 7 p.m with refreshments served.
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Tucker Society
Chas. Gimble
Nord Hoelzel
Club
M. P. Yoder
Card of Thanks for George Berry Burial
We tender our thanks to friends for their kindness at the death and burial of our son George Berry. John Berry, wife and children. Advertise in the Republican.
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George Berry
John Berry
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