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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1902

Page

3

Daughters of Rebekah attend Fredericksburg Lodge celebration

Members of Wayne Rebekah Lodge traveled to Fredericksburg on Friday to mark the fourth anniversary of the Fredericksburg Lodge. Rev A M Bird delivered the welcome address, with speeches by Mrs Lizzie Miller and several local officials. A banquet followed as Wooster visitors praised the event and filled the lodge room to capacity.

Daughters OF WV. Smith Tifa Conrad Lenora Schaffter Isabelle Ramsey Ethel Plunk Pearl Young Flo Limb Emme Tieche Sara Myers Messrs. R. L. Adair Will Schaffter I. H. Myers

Wayne County Deed Records Summary of Property Transfers

Wayne County records show warranty deeds, quitclaim deeds, guardianship and executors filings. Transactions include Samuel Correll to Osey Fisher eight teen acres in Baughman and other lot transfers in Wayne and Clinton townships, with prices ranging from 50 to 8,000 dollars. Notable names include Burkhart heirs, Gerber family, Starlin, Enestrick, and Gope, with properties in Dalton Shreve Fredericksburg and Orrville areas.

Samuel Correll Osey Fisher Baughman Township Frank W. Stauffer Brada F. Sonnedecker Wayne Township Charles J. Coulter Henry Gantz Creston Henry Houghton John Echard Dalton Uriah McParland H. B Clinton Townsip William A. Paul R. C. Paul Shreve John A. Liechty Joseph P. Leichty Milton John Fletcher Christian M Burkhart Christian U. Gerber David E. Gerber Sugarcreek Johnson Mary E Frable Clinton Township Gerber Benjamin Aimstutz Melissa S. Fink Jessie Starlin Fredericksburg Barbara Wier Thomas V. Starlin C. C. Conrad A. C. Enestrick Cansan Township Levi Neiswanger Daniel Ferrer Alexander Pestlewait Orrville E. K. Gerdner Rachel Gardner Emma SS Gope

Pocock Visits New Glass Works Plant Progressing

Mr Pocock observes the new glass works plant amid chatter of thriving orders. Mr Blocak notes plentiful orders and hustling work as facilities are readied to turn them out. Daniel Heller reports an order for 16 000 feet of lumber for a glass works building to be delivered by Sept 1. He has already delivered 65 000 feet for current structures.

Boy’s rough repair of a cartridge harms Doylestown man

Edward Fendenheim of Doylestown suffered a facial injury when a boy attempted to repair a blank cartridge. The hammer missed the barrel as shells discharged, striking Fendenheim on the cheek and nose, with eyes momentarily filled with powder but later found only slightly injured.

Edward Fendenheim Doylestown Asha Edward

Precaution Against Ignoring a Cold Warns of Dangers

Public notice urges strict care for colds warning they can become dangerous. Claims OneMini cures quickly and clears the head, with statements of infaming and strengthening effects tied to Wooster-10 and “Today-Mack.”

Tramp Mentions Money in Shoes Stuns Officers

Officers Griest and Brown detain a rough town tramp at the depot who claims he has funds. He produces two counterfeit twenty dollar gold certificates hidden in a shoe and offers a ticket to Mansfield, attempting to pass a bad bill before fleeing with the ticket and altered change.

Griest Brown Wne Manfield Williams Will Gerlach Will

Wooster brag and prank in Crestline clash tale

A Crestline page blends playful taunts between Wooster and Crestline teams with home crowd banter about a recent game. The piece also threads in joke exchanges, humorous local color, and a weather note citing eleven perfect days this summer alongside a university funding anecdote linked to Dr. Holden and the Wooster campus.

Saloon Fixtures Sold by Administrator to Barberton Buyer

Administrator of the deceased Steorge Young sold the saloon fixtures and stock to 8 T. Warner of Barberton, a former county resident. Warner has secured a lease on the building and intends to open the establishment next Saturday.

Herts &Young Steorge Young T. Warner Barberton Warner Iias

Br Boscheo's German Synap Advertises Health Power

An advertisement targets women, urging health preservation through Br Boscheo's German synap to counter coughs colds and bronchial troubles. It claims to arrest early consumption and heal lungs, though not a cure-all, and notes availability at Laubach & Boyd's with Green's Special Almanac.

Br. Boscheo Laubach & Boyd's Green's Saeelal Almianie Laubach& Boyd's Green

Whett Causes Headache and Nervous Tiredness

A garbled note describes headaches from nervous exhaustion and a desire to restore nerve action and heart tone. It mentions a clinic and a tonic, but specifics are unclear. The text reads like an ad copy about health concerns and remedies of unclear origin.

Wooster Summer School Sees Record Attendance and Growth

Wooster summer school closes its best year with a record attendance near 420, including teachers and college students. New features like Model schools for grades one five and a strengthened Pedagogy department boosted practical help and value. Salaries for nine months at 15,584.50 funded by savings from service power, with many students pledging return next year despite changing facilities and expanded teaching staff.

Pever Tne Department of H. Caky Glenville Wooster feeHor Aloe Wooster Inebruchem

Obituary notes from Wooster area burials and deaths

Funeral services for Elisabeth Wiker were held Friday at her South Market residence with Rev G Smith and Rev W W Riley officiating. Interment in Wooster cemetery. John W Miller died at Silverlake. funeral at his grandfather Honeytown home with Rev S Nekirk officiating. Death due to a blood clot in the heart. interment in Wooster cemetery. Henry M Eberly, farmer north of Dalton, died of typhoid fever. funeral at Martin church. Leopard Looser, 21, died near the city. burial pending. described as a bright, highly esteemed young man.

Elisabeth Wiker South Market Street G. Smith Lutheran Church W. W.4riley Indianapolis Ind J. J. Gattgey Edward Side John C Boyd J B Byers Fisher Poo Q Powers Wooster Johe W Miller Silverlake Honeytown S & Nekirk Reformed Church Brotherhood of Railway Firemer Allegheny Henry M Eberly Dalton Martin Loelock Leopard Looser

Beautiful Sevler Service and Gift at Summer School Chapel

At the chapel service Supt. H A. Culley praised Prof. J H Dickason and led faculty in presenting a surprise gift for Hoover Cottage. Mrs Dickason was drawn in under pretense to attend, and a two-piece silent service followed. Also noted are advertisements for Green's products and Ely's Cream Balm with a reader letter praising Cream Balm.

J H Dickason Hoover Cottage H A. Culley Glenvifle Dickason Dikason Mickason Dickasen Pty Teause US TNS Whsif Kirs. J. H. Dickason Prom Dieckason

Wooster Falls To Cuban Opponents In Rough Game

Wooster lost a tough ball game to the Cubans with just two hits from Wilhelm and Blaser. Stubby Clark had an off day and Wooster’s fielding faltered as Weld’s lone error stood out. Crestline beat Bettetonenne 2 to 0, while Crystal Rocks defeated Bellefontaine 6 to 0 with Iden pitching for Crestline.

Wooster Stubby Clark Wilhelm Blaser Wenss Weld Clarksburg W. Va Luce Eagles Kent Warren Akron Geneva Alliance Crestline Six Eagles Moore Bettetonenne Massion Masons All Stars Woosters Bellefontaine Crystal Rocks Gay Charles Iden Crystal Rocks Sx Iden Feder Pallaond Brown Wqoster. AB Lk Wichelms Luce Alcock Drake Scotland Moran FE. Praty Merane M. Pratt Martino K. Valdez

Banker Wedded and Barn Burglary Report Spur Wooster News

Banker's wedding triggers local social notes while a farm burglary in Wooster is reported after burglars entered a barn and stole gear. Revobot Warper and wife attend a reunion in Wooster. Thomas McP. in Wooster and Canton events noted. Funeral of Henry Maber held for typhoid fever. future lecture and concert series planned by executive committee.

Warper Wooster Wii Sveem West Salem Marvetare Akron Adam Sanders Hunsicker Rook Dylan

Automobile Accidents Injures Cres ton Man Near Madisonburg

Samuel Eaby, 65, of near Creston, was struck when a horse-drawn cart was hit by a car near Yoder farm north of Madisonburg. He suffered a fractured left shoulder and severe bruises, treated by Dr. John J. Kinney in Wooster, then cared for at Miller residence before moving to relatives. Car owner H F E Ruble of Wadsworth assisted. Auble offered to pay the medical bill.

Samuel Eaby Creston Wooster Madisonburg Hfe Ruble Wadsworth Aby Inch Fred Miller John J. Kinney Miller Auble

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Ball Game

Lodi news item mentions visits from Mis Necuerhetzer and Mis Bothaghag of New York, Mrs Hunter and daughter Vies At tan of New York, and relatives in Cleveland. A ball game between married and single men drew a large crowd despite rain. married men won 21 to 14 with Dr Deva dale umpiring. Carlie Robinson shows improvement from typhoid fever.

Mis Bothaghag New York Harper W Bo Oansbee Tater Jachen Plata Rose Harris Harry Plunk Dr Devadale FE Parmelee Parmelee D A Parmelee Wymore Avenue Cleveland Carlie Robinson

Kodol praised for stomach relief by Iowa reader

Geof Fry of Viola Iowa credits Kodol for relief after months of stomach trouble and urges others with hyppepsia to try theDigestive aid. He recalls neighbors and friends expressing gratitude for its effects on digestion and overall health.

Tim Geof Fry Viola Iowa Kodol Kodot Zimmerman

Doctor Gossom's Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

An ad claims Dr Gossom offers a kidney cure that quickly and persistently treats Brighta disease diabetes dropsy bladder pain and other kidney troubles. The product is priced at 50 per box and attributed to Geo J Kreiger.

Gossom Geo J. Kreiger

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