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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

5

Commission Pays Broad List of County Bills

The commissioners approved numerous county expenditures including coroner's records, attorney fees, bridge repairs, jail gas and janitor salaries, printing and office supplies, road work, and night watch, with names such as Barrett Bros, Mohican Oil Co, J C Tieche, Geo Schmutz, and Frank Sigler. A Morrland supper fundraiser is noted for February 1 at the Morrland school building, inviting all to attend.

Barrett Bros Ross Funck Abraham E W. G. Coulter Wayne County Democrat Elwer Graber J. C. Tieche Court House A. Douglass Sugar Creek Schmutz Mohican Gas Co Gan R. B. Bucher Frank Sigler Geo Frank Ulusgovy WE. Wickter Wooster Andrew Reiman David Griest Andy O'Brien J. Eugene Cerlid M. L. Buchwalter Koppiles S. Schmetz Chippewa Elliott, Fieher Co Geo. J. Krieger Stansbury & Naftzger Ellen Casxey Morrland Ion

Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Parties

Mr and Mrs 8 P Sigut announce the engagement of their daughter of Gout to Elmer D Snyder set for late February. Alvin A Barnard and Mrs Cora McCoy of Wolkert wed quietly at Rev BH Allen’s Baptist church. Eighteen guests enjoy a sled ride to George Buchholz’s home with games dancing and a fine supper. Lena Reese hosts eighteen friends at her home a trolley ride to the Taggart home yields games and music. J A Randebaugh and wife celebrate their January 2 wedding anniversary at their Overton home. they have eleven children 84 grandchildren and 20 greats. Isidore Riffel departs for Los Angeles Feb 3 after a farewell party of about twenty-two, gifting a silk umbrella. A Wooster party of twenty attends a gathering at the Hartzler home south of Madisonburg with a grand supper and lively games. Mrs Hartzler gains local praise for hospitality and cooking. Four visiting young ladies from Cleveland and Akron join the festivities.

Alvin _A. Barnard Cora McCoy Wolkter BH. D. Allen The Baptist Church South Buckeye Street Kinney & Leib George Buchholz Lena Reese J .A. Randebaugh Overton Isidore Riffel Los Angeles Biffle Wooster Pepla Flias Hartzler Madisonburg Leff Wooster Power House Hartzler Aevedlig Mies Bdth Rupe Cleveland Misses Troutman Jessie Barbasu Martha Hope Akron

Burbank Church Meetings Ended By Weather Grays

In Burbank the Methodist church meetings over the past three weeks ended Thursday due to bad weather, with five conversion testimonies reported. Rev. M. B. Mead Seldds will resume revival efforts when conditions improve and the congregation is urged to remain in a revival mood. Local residents note moves and sales in town, including Ray Griner selling East Middle streets home to Harry Sodders, and Sodders selling his own to Elim Frary, as others plan moves and farm sales nearby.

Methodist Church M. B. Mead Frary Frank Berry Ray Griner East Middle Atres Harry Sodders Soddera Ten Atres Elim Frary Eaat Canaan Ashland Rancea Garman Sol Fetter Burbank Adam Garman Orlu Fuller Hiram Fuller Fuller Katharine Kridgeway Co W. OL Richard W. Miller Jourda Michigan Soi Peope Cleveland Evangeliatia Ha He Smith Rome Jacot Jeo Qerthe Hawk Maud Whonsetler Wooster Wurst Fred Fiko Gail Baker Sterling Saborday D. W. Jacut Leroy Smith Dopny J. W Kennedy Jesse Kindig A. D. Sowers Pittsbury Washington County MM -Hase Suill Bertha Miller Discuestor Hetchel

Obituary notices for DeLucca Pocock and Pocock family

Mrs Maris DeLucca wife of Salvad or DeLucca of Palmer street died Monday after five months illness leaving husband and five children. Funeral from St Marys church at 8:30 Wednesday with Catholic cemetery interment. Joseph Parker 68 former Nayne county resident died at home in Darke county after long illness. David B Pocock 52 longtime Swos ter resident and former owner of the Bome Milla died Sunday in Massillon. Survived by three children Frank Pocock Crestline J F Pocock Massillon and Mrs Rd Barcoes Crestfire. Mrs Pocock died December 12th last. He was brother of J F Pocock, owner of a brush company.

Maris DeLucca Salvador DeLucca Palmertreet St. Mary's Charch Joseph Paker Nayne County Darke County Mr. Basel David B. Pocock Svooster Olf Bome Milla Plnk& Gray Massillon Hi Morral A.wa Frank Pocuck Crestline J. B Pscock Morgantown E OG Po Ct Rd Barcoes Crestfire Pocock J F. Pocock Oros

Death at Massillon asylum sparks inquiry push

Canton Repostory reports Mrs. Frank Hall of Wooster charged Massillon State Hospital staff with brutal treatment leading to her husband Frank Holl’s death last month. S. J. Mahan, president of the hospital, sent a personal letter to Governor Harris denying the allegations as groundless and referring the matter to the institution’s trustees for review.

Canton Massillon Frank Holl New Berlin Columbin Harris S. J. Mahan Massillon State Hospital Frank Hall Wooster Ber Husband Hall Zovefhor Thn Institutior Mahutr

Control Bankers Feature in GhlnStete Prison Tale

A State Journal report from Wooster highlights bankers praised by guards and prisoners for dignity and conduct. L. P Obliger of Wooster, a former capital clerk, is said to manage duties with care while serving an eight year sentence.

Toarsak Wooster Finsiders Old Guard Beiig Arec L. P Obliger Weoster Tata Wosrd Obliger Cheertof Inein Fa BP Obliger Bisamile

Common Pleas Court Petitions and Attachments In Ohio

Christian Borkhead by attorneys QW Horn end Ed Wertz filed a petition against L Leonard and H J Hamilton for judgment in the sum of 30 dollars. The defendants are contractors on the construction of the Wa and "cut-off" near Dalton for labor. Deputy Sheriff Getselman visited the ramp and attached all property of the defendants. Judge Bacon granted Friday morning. Mrs Norah Johnson of Orrville seeks a divorce from Louis Johnson on gross neglect of duty and willful absence.

Christian Borkhead Wertz L. Leonard H. J. Hamilton Tha Aefendants Tha Wa Dalton John ‘Getselman Bacon Norah Johnson Orrville Louis Johnson

Partnership Formed In Insurance Firm Me Yocum Joins

On and after February a partnership forms between Ez Yocum and Wis G Myers in the W. O Myers & Co. Insurance agency. Yocum has purchased Myers's late interest. the firm continues as W. C. Myerea& Co in the Exchange block with offices unchanged.

Wisg. Myers Me Yocum Lhh. Myers W. +O Myers & Co W. C. Myerea& Co Yocum Byers

Strike at Lodi disrupts B&O cutoff construction

Excitement rose at Lodi over a strike by workers building the Baltimore and Ohio railroad cutoff. Officials expected a quick settlement within days. The strike did not involve main line train crews. A printer’s fragment at the end obliquely references skin care products, not related to the strike.

Lodi Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Wooster Brane

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