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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
2
A large religious awakening is reported at Westminster church and among University of Westminster students following a two week series of special meetings led by evangelist Tasl r ot Brooklyn Ho he. The effort appears to have energized congregants and students with active listening and persistent attendance.
Dear neighbors and friends my sincere thanks for kindness and help during illness and at the funeral. Special thanks to Keiffer Circle Ladies of the Grand Army and CC Corps for the floral offerings and services. Susan J Stoner
In Mansfield William Kipfer faced settlement after trouble with Freundlich clothing store proprietor. Kipfer admitted involvement in another shop theft at Wooester, with a large combined loss cited around $620. Father sought full settlement for all parties, aided by relatives and friends to resolve the matter.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for a cure. It also promotes Kodol for indigestion, Burdock Blood Bitters for liver and stomach relief, Honey and Tar for coughs, and a gel-pack “genuine” product from Chas. E. Bixler and Zaubach & Boyd.
Local notes from Gednesdas Feb 21 report on veterans presenting at the Bard of Pension Examiners. Nearby timber prep and rumors of new drills in the Canaan area. Community events include bowling at Barber neg Thureess, a dairy convention in Wooster, and a Presbyterian meeting. Several personal updates on residents, illnesses, and local business transactions fill the page.
Chas W Moore a machinist of Foard City Pa burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and quickly recovered. An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica for wounds and sores. Also promotes Kenne dy’s Laxative Honey and Tar and Foley’s Honey and Tar with warnings about imitators. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised as a purifier and strengthener.
An Arkansas man Bruno resident H L Stanley proclaims health recovery after five years of coughing and lung bleeding, crediting Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. Ad highlights cure claims, trial bottle, and price at Laubach & Boyd druggists with money-back guarantee. Additional notes promote Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar and Bally’s Honey and Tar for colds and grippe.
The election in Plain township produced a 188 vote majority to keep the town wet. The large city of Toledo and Ashtaula were mentioned in relation to the broader county result, with a $4600 consideration cited in the administrative sale context.
In Columbus a court ordered Wooster University athletic association to receive $75 from Utterbein’s attachments tied to Wooster’s football game. Judge Hennessey ruled Wooster’s athletic body cannot be sued, and the attachment was dissolved. The case involved gate receipts from the November 14 Wooster vs Ohio State football trip and related expenses.
Gus Lartirigger of Orrville plans to revive his reptile act after losing his snakes last winter and traveling without them. He ordered an Indian Python from Hagenbeck in Germany via Cincinnati, plus a gorilla pair and five African porcupines, aiming to attract larger crowds despite a disappointing season.
Two men were arrested by officers Rhodes and Livingstone after an incident on the Baltimore and Ohio extension at Lima. They faced charges of drunken and disorderly conduct, were arraigned before noon on Wednesday, and pled guilty to several offenses. They received fines and a month’s suspension from the company, with warnings from Mayor Van Nostrand about possible further action if funds are not recovered. The incident occurred while workers were at the street, drawing mixed public reactions.
Wif Po Ytes husband vin Satinmerehaut ar Doyles women Welte lot filet vetition for dvarce fri deinte smib, Tleys Th tthey reveried March 20 1887, and lave twe children. He charges Mrs Smith with willful absence, says she left Lin love three years ago and never returned, and has kept hope for the children. He asks for divorce and custody of the children. Critch wer&citchtel' are attorneys for Srurth.
W C Laiblin secretary and treasurer of the Canton Bridge Company refused to answer grand jury questions during a past investigation. He again cited self incrimination when asked to produce books at Sauose, saying he would not. The court noted his calm demeanor as the exchange occurred.
High School seniors from Shreve enjoy a memorable evening hosted by the senior class of the Shreve Etet School. A 6:35 arrival, a program under the Shreve Orchestra at the Methodist church, then an Armory reception with games, guessing, and amusements. The host youths showcased hospitality and entertainment valued by the town.
Stephen M. Henry of Frank Township died at 5 p.m. Friday at his home west of Muir. A lifelong resident born September 18, 1828 in bronkin township, he married twice and is survived by family. Henry served nine years as county coroner and justice of the peace. Funeral arrangements were posted by St. Pan...
Doylestown February 23 report notes Presbyterian church members hosted a dime social at Mr and Mrs Gabriel Dague's home on February 17. Mrs George Ott and her son Raymond visited Warwick Sunday. John Zimmerman and William Cameron leased Eruns farm south of town. Nicholas Lieberth is on the sick list. Dramatic club held a card party at Danvilmiller's ball on February 21. Mrs Maggie Brandon, ill at her mother Mrs Thos Brouse's home for weeks, is improving.
Judge Blair urges action on street cleanliness arguing Liberty street's appearance is a fright and mud will worsen with March winds. Street Commissioner Fisher cleans crossings. merchants must help in summer due to city funds not covering rat control and street upkeep.
The Century Club held a Tuesday evening meeting at the Reformed Church study where Judge H. B. Swartz read an engaging paper on The Laws of Divorce. The discussion that followed was broad and lively.
A lively Saturday afternoon basketball game was played in the gymnasium between the Freedmen and Sophomore girls. The young ladies wore regulation gymnasium suits and competed with spirited effort.
A car incident at Harbor last week claimed the life of three year old Fred Robison, son of Mr and Mrs Kime Robison. Police report shows the child was crushed and killed near Monnayotelestweek Aid precinct area while nearby relatives mourn. Harbor authorities continue to investigate the tragic accident.
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