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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
3
Despite nearly two years of trouble, Mrs William Thaw maintains strong support for the Missionary homes in Wooster. She has funded improvements and remained a key donor, though health and personal trials prevent her annual Wooster visit this year. Her ongoing interest is acknowledged by those connected to the homes.
New plant apparatus tested Friday by Superintendent Fisher and an Astumus expert in Wooster. Board of Public Service and citizens witnessed. Officials reported satisfaction with the contract and tests. The water problem, a long standing Wooster issue, is believed solved with pressure now at a satisfactory level and supply meeting consumer demand.
In Wapakoneta Prof Meek allegations of crookedness by state school examiners stirred tense mood at Prof Charles Haupert’s home. Allan Andrews of Bemilton and a man named Nichola clashed at a local hotel when the dispute was broached. Nichola, offended by Andrews view, threw a tumbler, sparking a confrontation.
Judge 8 B Eason ruled the farm returns to Mr Lydick as Welker alleged and Welker must reimburse Captain Taylor who sold to A B Christine. Taylor to be repaid by Welker. lien placed on Welker real estate. Deed from Taylor to Christine canceled. Christine note canceled. Taylor reconvey to Christine. Timber on farm barred. Appeal bonds set at 600 for Welker and 500 for Taylor and Christine. Circuit court trial expected February 4.
Mrs F M Bramley of Cleveland and her parents Mr and Mrs J P Seigenthaler barely escaped a Lake Shore residence fire that destroyed the home valued at about 100000. Bramley was away. two Seigenthaler children aged 14 and 10 also escaped. Firefighters’ efforts limited exposure injuries. Insurance presumed for Bramley.
Emil Troutman three year old son of Mr and Mrs Park Troutman died Wednesday at home near Millbrook. A child born Sunday to Jamee Davidson and wife of Subba street died Thursday. Maria Knestrick aged mother of Dr A C Koestrick died Thursday night at Maple street Creston after prolonged illness. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Shallenberger of Plain area held Friday from Mrs A N Masser home Plain township and vault interment at Wooster cemetery with later Mt Eaton interment. Marie B H Knestrick aged 60, stepmother of Dr A C Knestrick, died suddenly of heart disease at Port Canton while visiting. funeral from Creston home Monday at 9 a.m.
The Sonnenberg Fire and Lightning Insurance Co held its third annual meeting revealing steady progress. Sixty five losses were adjusted totaling 6840 dollars while receipts reached 10882.54 dollars. Officers listed include President J H Techantz Secretary Amstutz and Directors C Ow Blosser S R Garver J A Yeder D L Fred rick and J H Tachantz.
A Cleveland drugstore advertises Dr Kings New Life pills claiming a higher health level after use. It asserts a spring-time improvement from West Franklin, Maine and notes a refund if the trial disappoints. The offer promises a 4 by 4 miles or team reference and refunds at Boyd and Cols drug store.
Fragmentary notes describe grippe symptoms and remedies, referencing doctors and pharmacies. It mentions Foley remedies and a yellowed page, with scattered phrases about coughs, lungs, and fear of serious consequences. The text reads like a garbled old newspaper clipping or medical advertisement.
The society notes record Mrs Lucinda Davidson’s seventy-ninth birthday at her Madieonnarg home with letters and cards from relatives and friends across New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Kansas and Oklahoma. Eight of her children attended and others sent messages. The item also mentions Mr I W Morrison’s wooden wedding anniversary on North Grant street with a two course supper and forty guests, plus several weddings and social club events including the Knights Templar and a Homemakers’ club gathering at local venues.
Taft adherents at a city hall meeting have selected a ticket of delegates to the state convention to be voted on at the mass primary in February. The list is temporarily held in abeyance while connections are secured, likely by midweek. The ticket is headed by former Congressman M. L Smyser.
Carrie Van Meter of Chester township seeks divorce from Harvey Van Meter alleging abandonment neglect and drunken abusiveness since 1900. She cites three children aged 3 9 and an infant demanding custody alimony and permanent relief with legal costs. Lynan Critonfeta represents Mrs Van Meter.
Wooster residents faced a severe blizzard with frigid winds from the northwest and heavy snow hindering navigation. Snow and wind eased toward morning though remained brisk, with Friday dawn temperatures around ten degrees above zero at six o'clock.
The impending abolition of kid frate as the reek letter organizations of boys and girls in Chicago public schools is described with cautious tone. The piece notes the move will be viewed by prudent persons with equanimity and spiritual fortitude, reflecting on the expected impact and the potential for alternative paths to social activities.
A garbled agglomeration of headlines hints at tax, politics, weather and army cuts. References appear to Mrs Roswell Sdge in New York, Russell’s death, a Chicago Journal mention, a Springfield News note about a pre Valentine primary, and a Washington note on army regiments reduced to skeleton.
An Empire Georgia resident C O Eldridge touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best cough and cold remedy for throat and lung troubles. The ad claims seven years of use, cures for croup, and emphasizes a money back guarantee through S H Boyd & Co and other druggists. Also promotes Dr Shoop’s Catarrh Remedy and Pineules with trial offers and refund policy.
Testimonial from contractor George M Gilsding of Detroit praising Dr Williams' Pink Pills as life saving for rheumatism. Claims rapid recovery after months of doctors' care, detailing pain relief, regained movement, and renewed strength. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
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