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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1904

Page

8

Wooster Burgeoning News Briefs On Local Happenings

Monday marches with zero 6am reading and rising measles cases across Wooster area. Local births and deaths noted, church moves, weather blizzard impacts, train disruptions, a McKinley day event planned with carnations and G A R entertainment. Numerous residents traveling or visiting, including ministers in Seville and Dalton.

Death Ends Life of Wooster Doctor William Firestone

Dr William Wallace Firestone a prominent Wooster physician died unexpectedly after a two week illness. Born February 29 1842 in Congress Wayne County he spent his life serving the community and practicing with his father before continuing alone. He was a surgeon for the Pennsylvania Lines and managed a large practice on North Market Street. He married Sarah A H Webster and leaves three children Alice Firestone Wol Firestone and Sylvia Adams. He was active in Masonic circles and Knights Templar and Rising Star Lodge. Funeral arrangements pending with Wooster Commandery KT to oversee service.

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Flood damage assessment stalls repairs across county roads

County commissioners Harrison Lehman and Lermer oversee repairs after floods damage bridges on the Baltimore and Ohio line but injuries to roadbeds are concentrated near Garden Isle and Killbuck. Trains running on the main line, with flexible safety measures, while crews shore up embankments north of Madisonburg and restore washed sections.

Eaght Thartiares Rallboek Wopplecrerk Harrison Lehman Lermer Baltimore & Ohio Asa Lodi Millersburg Garden Isle Killbuck Kisling Mi_ Kising Crocker Electric Railroad Madisonburg

Social and club events fill Wooster week in review

A lively week in Wooster features the Leap Year ball at Miller's hall with about seventy couples, a successful apple social at the Methodist church, and numerous club meetings. The Classics club, Thursday club, and Ladies of the Macratees convened at homes on Beall avenue and Westminster, while the Rathbone Sisters and other groups gathered for socials. A Jay wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Carson drew many relatives and neighbors, and Wooster’s social scene grows with new clubs and a Friday Night Card group.

Miller's Hall Young Emily Hurd Beall Avenue Moa Myra J Casavello Medina Rathbone Sisters Jop van Neat John Nolle Fragen Verein Christ Evangelical the Nelle Tevi Carson Charles Brubaker May Aberta Taggart Wooster J H Deeds Carus Tucker Society Quinby Wouvster Bechtel Alcock Bechtel Alcock, piano solo, ‘'Valse de Concert,’’ Clyde Brandt, vocal —_ sol v Charles L Bevard Valse Chroimmatic Regina Barnes Mre Chas LL Bevard Mary Gill Nord Heelzel Joly Nord Hoelzel E McAfee John Eberly CE McAfee

Changes in Wayne county court room discussed

Wayne County Bar members Judge 3 B Eason and county commissioners met Monday to discuss making court room changes. Noise from the street during sessions is a long standing problem, with a proposed full length partition to create separate spaces for the clerk sheriff and others to reduce disturbance.

Wayne County 3. B. Eason

Man trapped by flood survives with neighbors aid

Obi Reid known in the county for selling diamond oil endured a severe flood at a Garden Isle house near the B and O depot. Water rose quickly, he crossed to the second story, kept warm without a stove, and stayed hidden as neighbors finally brought food Sunday morning and he was able to escape Sunday night. He said hunger mattered less than the cold.

Obi Reid Rei Garden Isle Reid

Death of Mrs May Irrig Campbell in Wooster

Mrs May Irrig Campbell of Wooster died Monday at her husband Rev Robert Campbell’s Marion Iowa home after months of ill health. The body will be transported to Wooster for services at her mother’s residence on East Liberty Street. She leaves her husband and twin sons and was born July 7 1867 in Wooster. Local friends will be saddened by the loss.

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Floodstricken family near Millbrook chutes

John Manges and his sick wife faced rapid flood waters that inundated their home. With the upper floor reached, he built a raft from house boards to reach the barn and save his cow, which he could not rescue as water rose several feet around the building. Relatives planned to aid by boat once waters recede.

John Manges Millbrook Mr Manges Manges S Manges

Markets by Telegraph Walter Robison Broker

The following market summary from Wooster stock exchange notes Wheat for May at 893 and July at 8134. Corn May 4914 and July 475. Oats May at 4 and July at Bay.

Wooster Stock Exchange

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