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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1900

Page

5

Teachers of Pleasant Home Hold December Meeting

The Pleasant Home township teachers gathered Saturday afternoon and evening. Miss Zella Martin recited for the occasion. Prof. Conard, Prof. Goshorn, and others discussed keeping pupils in school, reading circles, spelling methods, and the value of good literature. The next meeting is Jan. 5 at No. 10.

Republica R Pleasant Home Pleasant Home School Zella Martin Pres. Dunlap Tuttle Garver John Keim Goshorn Vera Gaul Numbers Conard Ada Rumbaugh Leonard Mason Mason J. W. Good Ross Thorley Conerd C. KR. Lindsey Mr. Lindsey America

The Grim Reaper and Mrs Mary Strange Rites

David H Grube of Wayne township and Mrs Mary Strange died after illnesses. Grube planned a Wednesday event with a 10 a m Friday service at the residence and interment at Bethel cemetery. Mrs Strange aged 50 from Fayetteville NC arrived 18 months ago and funeral is at 2 30 p m Wednesday with interment in Wooster cemetery.

David H. Grube Wayne Township Bethel Cemetery Mary Strange Wm. Dickerson Worth Grant Street

Reformed church to welcome families next Sunday

The fall campaign brings many families into the church with special services planned next Sunday. There will bestmas sermons, Christmas exeretistmas decorations and a Christmas coton. Everyone is invited to attend these sermons as 70 members have joined under Pastor Neirk and the roll reaches 250.

The Reformed Church Neikirk

Whisky Medicines in Temperance Press Claims

Temperance periodicals warn that medicines are loaded with whisky harming families. Dr Pierce’s Gulden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription contain no alcohol or narcotics. The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser is offered free with mailing stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, NY.

Temperance Pierce Common R. V. Pierce Buffalo

Wayne county teachers examinations schedule updated

The Wayne county School Examiners will hold monthly exams at Wooster High School on the first Saturday except June and July. Boxwell exams occur the second Saturday in March and April, with Boxwell Commencement on the third Saturday of June. The board adopts Roark's Method in Education as a textbook for Theory and Practice.

Wayne County Wooster Boxwell Roark G. W. GosHorn West Salem C. W. Biddle Marshallville Jas. L. Zaring Li-Kly

Bryson's advert offers color Platinotypes and handkerchiefs

A fragmented advertisement notes new stock arriving at D Nice's with 55 dozen handkerchiefs priced at 5 10 and 15 cents. It mentions high art pictorials and platinos in colors available from Bryson's.

D. Nice S. Matuk Bryson’s

Sterling and Mt. Eaton students enter college and local notices

Miss Tillis Eshelman of Sterling plans for college next term while Howard Harrold of Mt. Eaton will study at the university this winter. Edward Jacobs of Lattasburg injured his right foot cutting wood. S. H. Boyd recalls a bank robbery night near Shanesville. Hardware stores will stay open evenings until Christmas. Mrs. J. B. Hayes hosts Frank Kauffman of Dalton. Shreve Camp of Modern Woodmen opposes reserve fund. Delegates I. S. Miley and Dr. R. C. &n to Wooster convention Jan 10. Rhoda Corson rumor corrected. she is convalescent. Fred Schuch injured in Edgeworth crash showing improvement. amputation on two toes may have occurred. Contests in census guessing prize reported. Dr. Henry Wimner wins. Gov. Baker and Arnold Mannin noted in prize pool. David Kauffman and family visiting Milton Forney. A thief steals $4 from John Dodd’s house near Burbank. Valley College Sabbath school Christmas entertainment scheduled. Major Cruerfield praises Co D in Shreve. Bertha Brenneman to wed John Odenkirk on Dec 20, 1900. Court adjourned for funeral of Hon. John Brinkerhoff. McDowell to report bill reducing Ohio representatives.

Tillis Eshelman Sterling Howard Harrold Mt. Eaton Edward Jacobs Lattasburg S. H. Boyd Shanesville Boyd J. B. Hayes West North Street Frank H. Kauffman Dalton Shreve Camp I. S. Miley Wooster Rhoda Corson Lot Carson Baltimore Fred Schuch Edgeworth J.C. Sample Cincinnatti Enquirer Jacob Sttzel Loudonville Henry Wimner Janelew W. Va Gov. Baker Arnold Mannin David Kauffman Iowa Milton Forney Jobn Dodd Burbank Hils Valley College Santa Claus Dee Zed OB Cruerfield Shreve Sth Ohio National Guard Bertha Brenneman Armandus Breroeman Orrville John Odenkirk Eastnton Eason Court of Common Pleas Hiram Fisher John Brinkerhoff

Appointed Court Bailiff in city ward

Judge Ss B Eason on Monday morning appointed Josiah B Myers of the 4th ward as court bailiff to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hiram Fisher. Myers has some experience and will perform the duties well.

Ss. B. Eason Josiah B. Myers Hiram Fisher Myers

Marital Partnerships Listed Across Towns

A list details several couples and partners from multiple communities including Mt. Raton Dalton Shreve Wooster Barberton Orrville and Mt. Eaton. The names include Benjamin P Welty Lena C Gerber James F Shurtz Tracy Davis Antonia Jacaprara Paolino Carano John Maria Giannotto Maria Car John A Troyer May E Wirth John B Yoder Alice Gillman Alva L Arnold and Florence R Villard.

Benjamin P. Welty Mt. Raton Lena C. Gerber Dalton James F. Shurtz Tracy Davis Shreve Antonia Jacaprara Paolino Carano Wooster John Maria Giannotto Maria Carano John A. Troyer Barberton May E. Wirth Orrville John B. Yoder Alice Gillman Smithville Alva L. Arnold Kochs P. O Florence R. Villard Mt. Eaton

The Best Plaster and New Goods at Laubach & Boyd

An ad notes Chamberlains Pain Balm as a superior plaster for back and chest pains with quick relief and rheumatism cure claims. It lists local druggists Laubach & Boyd on the Square and Bradshaw Jeweler receiving New York and Cincinnati goods, including umbrellas, canes, picture moldings, perfumes, and Graphoptique records for holiday sale.

Laubach & Boyd K Dee

Dwarf pig draws Maysville crowds in local notes

In Maysville on December 17 Jacob Dilgard's five month old pig attracts village interest for never growing beyond rat size. The tiny animal, black with no white stripe, is cared for by Dilgard and joked about as posters for the Pan American Exposition loom next summer. Local items mention illnesses, meetings, trips, band plans, and a curious pig ear trade amid a bustling small town scene.

Republican Maysville Jacob Dilgard Joe Finley Dilgard Jno Dunham Amos Derr Andy Staub M. E Guy Grosjean Chas. Lauvain Akron W. Dunham Millersburg Julius Rupp Alvin Crummel Barberton Clayton Morel Celia Amiet Ft. Wayne Ind Fritz Graber Godfrey Mulford Constable Crummel Paul Girard Fred Metettel David Morel Indiana Oetheaiiae

A Quick Return

A Shreve stockholders' quick profit story from a Pasadena doctor living in Shreve details a California oil investment. In forty days after payment the holdings rose, and on Monday stockholders received three dollars for every dollar invested, marking a substantial gain for local participants.

J. H. Dalton Pasadena Cal Shreve Calfornia Oil Company

Wooster Letter List No 51 December 17 1900

The Wooster post office list for Monday December 17 1900 shows remaining letters for gentlemen J J Bowman D E Birely B E Gould G W Johnson I Ek McCord W W Traylor W S Wood Dr Geo F White and ladies Miss Lucy Hitzing Mrs Tana iartan Sulitsh Wa T L Flattery P M.

Wooster J. J. Bowman D. E. Birely B. E. Gould G. W. Johnson I. Ek. McCord W. W. Traylor W.S Wood Geo. F White Lucy Hitzing Tana Iartan

Obituary notes for Naftzger and Fisher services

Funeral services followed by a large turnout for Mrs. J. R. Naftzger conducted by Rev. J. H. Deeds with pallbearers Chas Haupert John Yarman Geo Blandford W F Kean J F Barrett J C Tieche. Court Constable Hiram Fisher was also mourned with services led by Rev. H W Lowry and Rev. G C Smith. pallbearers included Judge S B Eason Sheriff J S McCoy Isaac Hough Florian Schaffter Phil Horn Wm Muschenich. sons Hiram and Edison were ill and absent.

J. R. Naftzger J. H. Deeds Chas. Haupert John Yarman Geo. W. Blandford W. F. Kean J. F. Barrett J. C. Tieche Hiram Fisher H. W. Lowry G. C. Smith S. B. Eason J. S. McCoy Isaac Hough Florian Schaffter Phil Horn Wm. Muschenich Hiram Edison

Jell O and holiday goods advertised by local shops

Local ads announce Jell O dessert in four flavors at ten cents and present warm gift ideas. Hot water bottles, blacksmithing services, holiday pictures, and a note on Santa Claus purchasing neckties are also promoted by Laubach & Boyd, J L Little, Bryall Paper Store, Bradshaw, Bryson, and Cornwell in Saugerties New York.

Creston notes of business changes and local events

Creston notes from December detail J P Heckman visiting Smithville on business and N Middleton of Alliance returning home. A R Gensemer ill. Conrad sells bakery stock to Weimer Littell. Dr Boer may move to Burbank. Overaker arrives as the new newspaper man. Other items cover politics, morality, marriages, travel, and local anecdotes including a horse accident involving Edward Carnahan and social notes about prominent residents.

Creston J. P.heckman Smithville N. Middleton Alliance A. R. Gensemer CG. C. Conred Weimer & Littell Conrad Dr. Boer Dr. Knestrick Burbank J. F. Overaker Mah C. E Maggie Whitmore Nebraska Jonathan Knestrick Sterling Edward Carnahan Thomas Ewing, Jr L. B. Ewing Thomas Harrison Blue Jeans Williams Indiana Swartz Republican Sam Sophia Smith Kuhns Ligonier Country Marion Kuhns Nell E. Mac

What Shall We Have for Dessert

A family question answered with quick Jell-O dessert. Prepared in two minutes with no baking, just add hot water and let it cool. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. At your grocers. 10c. local hawk? (OCR text may include misreads)

Local Perfume Stock Seized by Laubach and Boyd

Bulk stock of various odors including Tone Pink Violet True Carnation Red Rose and Damask Rose is noted in a listing from Laubach and Boyd with reference 31. The entry suggests inventory details or a sale notice for these leading scents.

Laubach & Boyd

Fruit Cake Ingredients at Lowest Prices

Advertises a fruit cake mix message emphasizing high quality citron orange lemon peel raisins and dark brown sugar. Claims the right materials are available and priced to attract buyers. Appetizing wholesome and healthful product appeal.

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