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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1901

Page

8

Wayre Townstrip News Item Highlights Local Fragments

Local notes report Mossie, Srila and Davis days. Willis Collins of Lucas worked as an operator at Wellersville and visited an aunt. March sales set for Kurtz, Billman, and Lee Orr. Mrs Latttman contends with heart trouble. A fever case recovered enough to visit deceased parents’ home. Mrs Lee Orr plans an early March sale and to leave the farm. Farmers discuss the next OAFE meeting. Dist. No. 2 teacher Fetters resigns amid illness. Samuel Alishouse succeeds him.

Mossie Srila Davis Amos Muraw Famil Willis Collins Lucas Wellersville Corbetts Woods Latttman Bowad Madison Levi Bergitner Steve Ahie Samuel Alishouse Metcy Frietuis Tear New Pri Tess Privday Morris Joanson Wauinesses Indiana Wayne Township Marih Ida Myers Wooster Cyrathia Butdorff Wadsworth McCoy Campbell R. J Whensetler J F Myers Wasson Ed Geyer

NEW PITTSBURG Community Notes and Illnesses

February updates from New Pittsburg detail visits, sicknesses, and events. J F Schott stayed with his daughter in Reedsburg. Mrs. Snader, near the village, is gravely ill. plans for revivals begin with Rev Weather. Many local residents attend Sunday school conventions, and several names appear in notices of illness, travel, and community happenings.

J. F Schott Reedsburg Snader John Miller la Grippe Albert Hartzel Pleasant Home Will Furtney William France Plain Township Wile, Schott Wax Cassidy Jefferson Warner O. H. Johnson Johnson Daugter Firestone Pittsburg

Protracted meeting and community notes in February report

Feb 23 notes report a protracted meeting in progress, illnesses including grip, and daily visits among residents. The column records several local travelers visiting relatives, attendance at a Congress contest, and various moves and social events. Feb 26 entries mention Mr McKee relocating to Hincleyville for groceries, neighbors reflecting on community spirit, and upcoming entertainments. Fannie Fickes’s funeral is noted with age.

Ritter Grace Certenberger Harbaugh JL FE Berger Cleveland Jak McVicker Congress Chas Keslar Oregon Joseph Keslar Andy Norris West Salem Misa Hattie McVicker Glenn Muega Ashland Frank Holmes John Funniman Yankef McKee Hincleyville James Anderson Wadsworth Darire Genesidle Houser Charles Allaman Wilton Bkelster Millbrook Our Town Mies Chem Curtis Poe Millie Cos- Tome Fannie Fickes Lake Fork Maple Grove Key Castle

Dalton Doings Local Notes From Wooster Area

Correspondee reports a lively week in Dalton with visits from Barberton guests, a student arm injury, and upcoming lectures by Rev J T Torbet and Rev W Ho Hubbell. School entertainment drew crowds, and the community plans a stereopticon fundraising dress event for the Antiodoon League. An ad promotes electric bitters and Caldwell syrups as cures, with testimonials from users in nearby towns.

Betas Parton Wooster Missey Delit Bykad Magpie Cully Gertrude Pope Ada Cully Ty Wells Meer Torbet Tow Kamber John Mile Kurzen Vnoa Mavine Web Thinney Barberton Sara Horst Feh Frank A Morgan W. Ho Hubbell Seateh Ridge Burton City Erwin Mins Mary Musgrove H KO Slaver Buckeye Street Young People's Societies of The Thumbos Rey Lo Om Hare Canten Antiodoon League Wo Sehott

Obituary notes detail multiple local deaths and services

Multiple obituaries note the death of Mrs. Mills at three miles southwest of the city after months of illness with a funeral at 2:30 pm Tuesday from the parents’ residence on North Buckeye Street and interment in Wooster cemetery. Other notices include Dorothy Preston of Detroit who died after scalding, Louis M. Thomas at 73, John Miller a Chester township farmer, the funeral of Thomas How ard, and the service for Mrs Lavinia Mills at the Bruce residence with interment in Wooster cemetery. The notices describe survivor relations, guardianship details, and attending posts and pallbearers, with services conducted by local ministers and military ritual references.

Mills James Bruce Dorothy Fred Preston Detroit Mich W. J. Brown Buckeye Street Wooster Louis M. Thomas W. A. Wilson West Liberty Street John Miller Chester Township Iie Westmoreland County Wayne County Capt HF Miller Wooster Cemetery Thomas Uoward South Walnut Street Res Ft i Lowry J. B Taylor Forbes Alcock J.B Taylor Speers McClarran DC Curry Edward Keyser David Jacobs W. J Mullins Ned Howard F W. Miller J A Angell Ela Landers Eshelman M A. Miller Lavinia Mills Bruce Cemeter Pennsylvania Hoopston JO Campbell J D

Minister Delano C Jeffries Dies Near Apple Creek

Rev Delano C Jeffries died Saturday night at his home near Apple Creek after years of illness. Born February 12 1850 in Wooster he taught and lectured widely before serving as pastor in Indiana and Ohio. Survived by wife Matilda Finley Jeffries and children Joseph Earl Mary Charles Irene plus relatives. Funeral held at his Applecreek residence followed by interment there.

Delano C Jeffries Apple Creek Jeffries Rev. Jeffries Tudge J. P. Jeffries Wooster Ued Rev Jeffries Delaware College Allegheny Theological Seminary Motion Bos Rinistrs Cotopade Hessa Orrville Adhancee Renpselaer Ind Wayne County Matilda Finley Joseph Earl Rendselaer Mary Charles Irene Applecreek Lola Lemuel D-Geph Brook Ye N. Y Linnweas Q Julian Chicago

New Discovery Saves Two Lives in Stairsville Ohio

Mr George Long of New Stairsville Ohio credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving two lives after a severe pneumonia scare. A neighbor s account notes the remedy cured a woman s persistent cough and reduced her nights of sleeplessness. Trial bottles are offered free at Laubach and Boyd s Drug Store.

Willams Laubach & Boyd George Long New Stairsville Ohio Dr King Mr Long Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store

Misunderstanding Drives Kidney Cure Advertisement Logic

Consumers are urged to trust Fo ley's Kidney Cure for health when other remedies fail. The claim warns doctors misread diseases and treat the wrong symptoms due to misunderstood renal issues, urging readers to seek this product as the solution.

Foley Boyd Merman& Cos

Inauguration plans for Eighth Infantry and Canton band

Capt F C Gerlach issued instructions for Co D to join the McKinley Roosevelt inauguration in Washington. Details of departure remain undecided while Captain Gerlach attends a regiment captains meeting in Mansfield. Canton proposes Thayer's Military Band escort and a Canton band as regimental band, with potential use of Agriculture Department buildings as sleeping quarters in Washington during the inaugural ceremonies.

F. C. Gerlach Co. D McKinley Roosevelt Gerlach Mansfield Canton Thayer Washington Charles Dick Secretary of Agriculture Eighth Obie Infantry

Presbyterian choir honors late Nevin with sacred selections

The Presbyterian choir presented music Sunday night featuring pieces by Ethelbert Nevin who died last week. Frances Glenn sang Jest Jesu Misere, and Mary Glenn performed organ numbers including The Love Song Ave Maria Dawn and Narcissus. Prof W J Hyde of Baldwin University will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday, following Prof H C Burr Ph D of the same college who spoke at both services Sunday.

Presbyterian Choir Ethelbert Nevin Frances Glenn Mary Glenn W. J. Hyde Baldwin University Methodist Church H. C. Burr Ph. D

What Shall We Have for Desert?

A fragmented note suggests a quick two minute dessert choice and a playful ad style line about early risers. The text mixes phrases about tasty options, a Liver Pills joke, and a spoof subscription line, all in garbled OCR form.

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