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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1901

Page

8

Lincoln Banquet Plans in Wooster February 12

The Lincoln celebration in Wooster by the Republican committee advances with an elaborate fifty cent plate menu from a local caterer. The program features Rev Neikirk and Asa Jones and Bushnell and Dan Ryan, with music and addresses. Tickets available via committee or T H Parkinson, with a deadline February 9. Miller's Hall hosts a post banquet ball expected to attract many out of town guests. Irvine F Lytle

Wayzit Wooster B. Neikirk M L.smyser Republican Party Asa W Jones America Asa Bushnell Abraham Lincoln Dan J Ryan T. H. Parkinson Miller’s Hall

Business and Pleasure in Golden Corners News

In Golden Corners on January 28 Mrs. R J Whoosetler and Mrs. Wm Arm Strong have grip. Joseph Whitworth keeps busy at his sawmill. Wm Armstrong travels to Doylestown for his mother Katharine Armstrongs funeral. Dickersons visit grandson Clarence Price born at Taylor Price home. Batdorff sale well attended. Jacob Messmore to farm Garman place. James Snoddy to move to farm near Wooster No 8. A bachelor seeks a wife and hog buyer.

Golden Corners R. J. Whoosetler Wm. ArmStrong Joseph Whitworth Doylestown Katharine Armstrong Taylor Price

Social Smithville society notes in Republican Smithville

In Smithville on January 29 G R Miller of North Amherst visited his wife's family. Swanger travelled to Mansfield on business. Amstutz and Master Luther King returned from Barberton. James Patterson of Applecreek visited Ellen Brown’s family. Mrs Amanda Paul of Megadore visited relatives. The Peipher funeral was attended by Mr and Mrs C D McKee. Thomas and Tucker Jubilee full house. sacred concert Sunday afternoon. W W Norris left Pennsylvania Railroad and remains at home. Prof Hoppe of King's Sudgel, Pittsburg, to give talk Saturday evening February unknown admission 10 Poenta. N K

Smithville G. R. Miller Amt Chit North Amherst Simon Miller Swanger Mansfield P. Amstutz Master Luther King Barberton James Patterson Applecreek Ellen Brown Amanda Paul Megadore Emms Baker C. D. McKee Peiphther Thomas and Tucker W. W. Norris Pennsylvania Railroad Company Hoppe King’s Sudgel of Oratory Pittsburg N. K

Woman Dies After Fall in Wayne Township

Mrs. David Kaufman born Mandilla Greaser fell from a chair and died last Friday. She is buried at Paradise church after a Monday service. She leaves a husband and one child. Miss McFadden from the West visits sister Miss Hattie McFadden. Andrew Milbourne shows improvement. Farmers Institute proceedings were held in Wooster last week.

Wayne Township No. 7 David Kaufman Mandilla Greaser Monangwvche Paradise Church Miss McFadden Hattie McFadden Andrew Milbourne Arker Farmers’ Institute Wooster

Wells Prove Producers in Wayne County Oil Field

Correspondanga T ICAR Lopi Jan 27 Two recent wells drilled here showed productive oil. The first found oil below the second sand, suggesting no dry holes if that sand is tapped in all wells. Drilling continues with new wells planned. H B Odenkirk starts a well for Petroleum Gazette owner at Burbank Station on B&Q next Tuesday. Quinby rig from Wooster to be set up next week on the same land. Coe Fisher to drill near Taylor Iron Plastered Sons of Butler Pa prepare to drill toward the corporation limits.

ICAR Lopi H. B. Odenkirk The Petroleum Gazette Burbank Station B.&q J. M. Quinby Wooster Coe & Fisher Taylor Ino Plasted & Sons Butler

Diphtheria and heart trouble take Lizzie Egger at 35

Mrs Lizzie Egger wife of Frederick Egger died Sunday after a weeklong illness of diphtheria and heart trouble contracted while caring for her feverish son who is now convalescing. She was born in Wooster daughter of Daniel Lerner and left a husband two children a son Daniel 7 and daughter Mary 5 plus her mother. Funeral Monday followed by Wooster Cemetery interment. Grant Pryor aged about 28 son of Daniel Pryor of Wooster died Sunday at home in Barberton of typhoid fever leaving a wife and two small children.

Lizzie Frederick Egger Afcer Bear Wooster Daniel Lerner Daniel Mary Egger Charles F. Schuch Wooster Cemetery Grant Pryor Daniel Pryor Barberton

Applecreek Siftings: Local Notes and Obituary Recap

Applecreek January 28 report lists Mrs Hester Brown visiting daughter Mrs Dr King and Mrs Nancy Hudnut dying of pneumonia with funeral Monday. Postmaster ill with boil. Rev Dr McFarland preaches at Presbyterian church. music lessons by Wilbert Sharp noted. George Jacot and Dirk Pocock family updates. new daughter born Tuesday Jan 20 1907.

Applecreek Hester Brown Daugher Dr. King É. F. Wisner Cleveland McFarland Beaver Falls Netton Wilbert Sharp George Jacot John

Aged Mother Katharine Armstrong Dies at 77

Katharine Armstrong relict of William Armstrong of near Golden Corners died Sabbath morning at Frank Wilson’s home in Wayne County. Born in Columbiana County she was 77 and had lived in Wayne County for 45 years. Surviving: son William G. Armstrong of Garden Corners and daughter Mrs. Belle Wilson of near Doylestown. Funeral was held at 10 a.m. Wednesday from her son’s home. remains placed in Wooster cemetery vault.

Katharine Wm. Armstrong Golden Corners Frank Wilson Wooster

Assault on Wooster Attorney Prompts Arrests

Fremont dispatch reports former Wooster attorney Byron A. Fouch attacked Sunday evening by John and Henry Renz at his office door. They severely beat him and one brother nearly bit off two fingers. Fouch administers his wealthy late father’s estate. attackers claim they have not received just deserts. Both brothers were promptly arrested.

Fremont Wooster Jobhn Henry Renz Byron A. Fouch Fouch

Wayne Township Teachers Institute Session Two Program

The Wayne Township Teachers Institute meets at District No. 3 school hall on Saturday for an afternoon session at 1 p.m. with talks on parental attendance, brain function, primary school benefits, supplementary reading, and teaching politics in history, plus a query box and an evening literary program by District No. 3 pupils.

Wayne Township Miss Crissmore I. Winter J A. Herpel M. F. Matz G. F. Bronson Deny S. G. Gill A. D. Fetters C. P. Blough

A Happy Wedding at the Myers Home near Marshallville

A wedding on Thursday evening June 24 1901 joined Pearl Myers and Anderson Ault in a ceremony conducted by Rev S P Kiefer with Rev W H Naffziger assisting. About twenty five guests from Orrville Barberton Marshallville and Shanesville attended a grand supper. Mr Ault prospers in Barberton and the couple will be at home after January 25 1901.

S. P. Kiefer W. H. Nuffziger Orrvile W. W. Ault Ira B Au

Postoffice Thief Linked to Creston Bank Robbery Suspect

Sheriff McCoy identifies James Donavin as a bank burglar and post office thief alias James Cassidy alias Paul Miller. Detected after Donavin’s escape from U S Marshal custody in Toulsville Kentucky, with a scar and other on person clues as proof of identity. The Department seeks his capture on charges from Sharpsburg Kentucky.

James Donavin Creston Bank Sheriff McCoy Donavin James Cassiday Jjames Donavin Paul Miller S9 Department Sharpsburg United States Marshal's Office Toulsville Miller

Findley Senior Dies After Four Day Illness at Wooster

Miss Agnes J Findley a Wooster University senior daughter of the late James G D Findley of Freeport Pa died at 6 am Tuesday at her cousin Mrs Charles E Ohliger North Bever street after a four day illness described as congestion of the liver and kidneys She was 1 month 20 days shy of age Brief prayers were held at the Ohliger home conducted by Rev L A Holden and Rev S F Scovel and the remains were sent to Freeport for interment

Agnes J Findley Wooster University Charles E. Ohliger North Bever Street Miss Findley James G. D. Findley Freeport Obliger Home Tussala L A Holden D. D S F. Scovel

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