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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1903

Page

4

Markets by Telegraph Charles Curry Broker Wooster

Market summary from Wooster stock exchange with grain and livestock quotes. Wheat July 7734, September 7614. Corn July 60, September 5054. Oats July 89, September 34. Barley, flax seed, hay prices listed. cattle, hogs, and sheep trade ranges shown. figures reflect daily bids and receipts.

Charles Curry Wooster Stock Exchange Parks Jaly Lardedaly W. D. Tyler

Weather forecast for July storms and temperature shifts

Foster's July outlook predicts continental disturbances from June into early July with multiple warm and cool waves across regions. Disturbances cross the Pacific, Rockies, and central valleys, bringing heat in the south and east and cooling in the west. Rains taper to showers. author claims prior accuracy and pitches a health tonic ad at the end.

Foster Gast -Bulletin Pacific Coast Rockies Great Central Valleys Eastern States Rockida Conti

Ice cream supper and piano recital at Applecreek

Applecreek June 29 report on Epworth League ice cream supper largely attended with guests from Akron Holmesville and Mt Eaton. Recital at the Rife home featured Miss Rife and pupils performing a varied program. crowd praised the orderly event and Miss Rife’s piano solos.

Applecreek Epworth League Jennie, Neiser Kittie Hill Ella Little Akron Robert Neiser Mary Centrns Cleveland A D. Eyman Holmesville Gordon Beam Bert Wyre Toledo Charley Hoover George Hoover Teiche Maysville Reinhardt Wats Gell Frank Stauffer Mt. Eaton Worth Hailey John Casner Bird Casner Loudonville Wile Clara Nussbaum Anna Lucretia Bott Tuscarawas Classis the Reformed Church Canton Kleivitcher Cora Mt. Hope Mark Garn New Pittsburg Eva Wyre Barberton Lilley Stauffer Bory Clouse Willis Orr William Orr Alda Mabel Parker Carson Ira T. Eshelmay Sterling Rev. McKinley Steubenville Presbyterian Church Mra John Rife Sue Miss Rife Valla Freddie Laurers Elva Beam Rosa Montandon Garnet Taskers Blanche Whittakers Anna Roickenbach LeCarilion Mae Stauffer Sue Rife Marceau de Salon Nora Reinhardt Anna Reichenbach Neuer Fruhling Rifu John Moore Manus Ré ¥ Cehenbach Peter Keehler Lee Franks Peter Walters Daniel Beam Adrian Tucker John Keslar Pet Franks Joseph Bonewitz Perry Badger Mande Munson Bird Casner Mande Hess Nora Ada Reinhardt Gray Smith Retta Lechot Artie Killey Margaret Lena Matrer Edith Maurer Estella Klien Verna Hachette Nellie Henning Alma Badger Jennie Langell Ish Moore Nannie Sharp Della Jennie Julia Bonewitz Dora Waters Hazel Keslar Charity Biddle Edith Franks Ivy Leta—Keehler Rozsa Montanden Pansy Lowthers William Sturgis Alvah Eyman A Amief Robert Ken Harve Hackett

Congress Township hears no mayor as elected official declines

Congress township drifts without an official head after I Ebert refused the mayoralty post following spring elections. Prosecuting Attorney Weygand prompted the council to act, and F B. ship of state sails on. Local society reports small gains from ice cream sales and plans for the Fourth of July celebration. Several local social updates note weddings, visits, and minor injuries, including Mrs. Gardner’s serious fall and a Chester township marriage of Edward Ebert and Myrtle Garver.

Congress Ebert Weygand P. J. Brown Sarah Griffith Matilda Autram Uniontown Wim. Ellsworth Shreve Geo. Wertenberger Irene Weiler Glenn McQuay Corry Ida Sigrist J. Warner Jacob 5. Warner Ottawa Charles Dych Willoughby Congress Township Grove Cora Barberton Wm. Stineburg North Bacon Streets W. Campbell Congress Village Geo. D. Barnard Geo. Fresh James Skeese Elizabeth Gardner Congress Schoola Eand Refineran al Allse

Dedication of New U B Church at Lake Fork

The Lake Fork U B church was dedicated last Sunday by Dr W W Funk of Dayton. Built for 6000 dollars, it is brick veneered with three rooms including a Sunday school area and council room. Debt clearance day aimed for 500 dollars. 615.14 was raised. Sunday school officers were elected led by Treasurer I J Austin and Superintendent Kil K Springer. Activities include a festival at Lake Fork July 11 and various visits from Akron, Columbus, and Paonia residents.

Lake Fork U. B W W. R. Funk Dayton I. J. Austin Myrtle Alexander Dharister J. Austin A. A. Mann Kil K. Springer Robert Metzler Akron M. EB Seward Seibert Columbus M. E. Seibert Philip Stouffer Pavonia W. O. Stonffer Stonffer

Wooster News Briefs From St Marys Area

June 380. residents Stout and Albert Hensch of St Marys attend Woostertown university and spent weekend with farmer relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Witherow visited Wooster Sunday. Alex Campbell, recently ill, shows improvement. Cornfields improve after sunny spell. FE Stont of St Marys returns home after a few days with brothers. Children’s exercise at Lutheran church near Madisonburg next Sunday at 10:30 a.m.

Stout Albert Hensch St. Marys Woostreeuuniverd Wm. Witherow Wooster Alex. Campbell FE. Stont Mary's Bie Madisonburg Smithville Peter Wm. Hutchinson Roly Yensten Columbus S. Z. Griner Lichtenwalter Elma Kaufman Massillon Simon Miller James Sheller New Castle John Carrie Bloxam Jane Rahm David Derr Daisy Derr Wm. F. Harn Oklahoma City Oklahoma Territory J. W. Bricker Stahl D. Gardner Orrville Hoffman Roller Rev. Russell J W. Bricker Marshiallsville Chauncey A. King University Henry Dewey Cleveland Donald Adams Anna Blattenberg Lima Blattenberg Lutz Gideon Musser Congress J. H. L. Blattenberg Mabel Poole van Buren J. J. Lutz Minnie Brown Delaware Portland Maine Myrtle Beelman Ora M. Shields Orrville Methodist Missionary Society West Lineman Weaver Georgetown David Sanders Dalton John Howard Hoover Great ‘Falls Mont Claudia “Hoover Academy at _at West End D. E. Derr Hartzler C. P. Blough D. D. Hartzler Methodist Church Gettelman & Weaver Noah Steele Carrie Raser Wadsworth Jessie Yoder Oberlin T A. Beelman Claude Beelman Brookfield Lake Shore C. N. Yoder C. Webner L. F Plank D. D. Aartzler Claritbel Derr Alvin Derr Akron Wipter Barberton Hannah Brenneman Myron C. Lichtenwalter Pleasant Hill B. Gerig James Murray Christian Brenneman Rachel Switzer Jacob Switzer Beech Grove Reva J. Murray F. Weimer Hartzler Brothers L. M. West Wm. Miller Mr. Miller

Deaths and community news from Smithville June issue

Smithville notes record a series of deaths and local happenings. Obituaries for Mrs. Brenneman and Mrs. Switzer mark the month, with funeral details. community figures, visitors, school terms, and church society activities populate the local scene. The July rural free delivery begins July 1 with 127 families on the route.

De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promises Piles Cure

An advertisement touts De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for bleeding and protruding piles. It claims long trial by many specialists failed until use of the salve, with two local readers saying their condition remained gone for eighteen months. The endorsement mentions BTA. Tinedale Summerton SC and asserts effectiveness for blind, bleeding, and painful cases.

de Witt DeWitt Summerton S.C

Night Burglary Alarmed Maysville Carpenters

A hail and wind storm damaged the area while Eugene Wyler’s carpenters faced burglars who tried to enter a remodeling house. Two shots rang out as the prowlers fled. no money was taken and doors were barricaded afterward. John Orrviller recounted the incident with caution.

Maysville Lucy Culbertson Pearl Akron Louis Malcuus Squires Plains Geo. Hamm Millersburg Jake Mast Berlin Holmes County Julius Wm. Bapps Creme Ieee Indiana Tacir Eugene Wyler John Orrviller Sallenburger Orrviller Carpenter John

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