06 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
1
A state board of health representative tests cattle at the experiment station amid concerns of possible disease. Superintendent Sligh notes limited herd, with sixteen dead so far, and says the board sought the test to confirm health status.
The Webster school board met to fill the Webster Free Library vacancy after Rev. H. D. Stauffer’s resignation and to appoint a high school janitor to replace Clark Latimer. After reviewing fifteen candidates, W. Wright received the final vote, with James Spaan and M. Tawney discussed. the board favored Spaan, a high school graduate, for public approval.
Feb 5 updates show Harry Zimmerman visiting Elyria friends. Mrs Hetmia moves in on Main Street. Mrs Cherles Fabr spent Friday with Mrs Camp at Rows. Mrs MoV Acker and Mrs Barnhart visited Heftenfingy's Shoreday. C L Fortney and Ashland family spent Sabbath with T WW Fortney. M wu Haverstock from Cleveland spent Sabbath at home. Elizabeth Enerhart on the aik list. Mrs Jobo Fortney returned from Indiana. Catherine Bambert of Wooster spent Sabbath with village relatives.
The midwinter trustees meeting disclosed Severance plans a large gift toward Wooster University’s new dormitory. Though exact totals are undisclosed, estimates place Severance at not less than 25000 dollars, potentially higher, to cover the facility’s deficit as construction progresses toward a September completion. The board approved the dormitory work and noted Dr Holden’s fundraising efforts would be supplemented by Severance’s commitment.
Feb 5 gathering at W D Fink's drew many neighbors. Curtis Barden, recently operated on in Cleveland, shows slow improvement. Mrs Joseph Seib and children from Wooster visited relatives. Ezekiel Lybarger of Kendallville attended a funeral for his aunt Mrs Jacob Lybarger. H S Baker worked hay in John Abers’ area but fell through the floor. W Sanpleas left for Mansfeld for work. Ada Fihurn of Reedsbury visited brother Rusell Aver. Clark Abzraind Millerbright made a business trip to Big Prairie.
The report says Captain Limb must raise Company B to 58 enlisted men to meet quota, with President Roosevelt and the War Department backing efforts nationwide to perfect state militia readiness. The Wooster unit is to be detailed if war looms with Japan, as several soldiers were discharged recently, leaving six still needed to reach the target.
Taher o fee a university district notes show concerns about care for youths. A youth addict fell ill and was taken to the hospital this week. Mrs Lsterg and others plan a Missionary meeting next week with Mrs Harley Russell attending. Dora Wiles visited Barber home, Smmers returns from Pennsylvania, M Hass recovering from illness. Boe ey's Honey and Tar praised as a remedy by the Morphis Times editor.
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