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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1907

Page

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Farewell reception planned for Prof Ghas Haupert

Preparations are under way for a farewell reception for Prof Ghas Haupert who leaves the city in late August. The event will be at High School park on August 8 and invitations are being printed for graduates of the school who Haupert served as superintendent. Presidents Koble and Reddick are organizing committees, Haupert finishes his summer school duties at OSU on August 2.

Ghas. Haupert Latte Prof Haupert Uffair Pres Koble Pres. Reddick

Ticket Arrangements for July 25 Silverlake Trip

For the Businessmen's Picnic excursion to Silverlake on July 25 the committee will sell exchange tickets to reduce morning delays. Exchange tickets will be traded at the Pennsy depot for regular railway tickets. Tickets available at local depots and by committee members.

Silverlake Pennsylivania Wm. Horn MecClarran Y. W.H. Blion Keister Ros H. H. Barrett

White Summer Wear Highlights For Patrons

The notice touts intelligent taste in white summer wear with items including white waist designs priced from 2.43 dollars, white collars, belts, suspenders, hose, corset covers, underskirts, gowns, drawers, gloves, aprons, and ribbons in various affordable cents and dollars. It emphasizes saving time and avoiding mess by choosing white goods such as gowns, collars, belts, hose, and ribbons from the store.

New Arrivals The Gibson Girl Purse

The Gibson Girl Purse arrives with a stylish new line of notions and ladies requisites. Attractive pricing at 25 cents highlights a welcoming shop atmosphere inviting customers to browse and buy.

All Were Pleased Over Lecture Sunday Night at Applecreek

Applecreek July 16. Guests visiting relatives include Mr Columbus Grant and children from Barberton and Miss Nora Reinhardt with Ada Reinhardt entertaining Misa Stirka Pelasheva of Oberlin College. Dr. Keen of Wooster preached, and Mrs Wood has been ill but improving. Miss Pelasheva spoke on Bulgaria, urged missions, and praised America yet lamented limited Christian practice.

Applecreek Columbus Grant Barberton Nora Ada Reinhardt Misa Stirka Pelasheva Oberlin College Ormand Bryan London Clark Bryan D F Wood Keen Wooster Presbyterian Church Scott Hershey Orrville Misa Stirka Pelaskeva Mies Stirza Pelasheva Uonerlin Colege Methodist Old Church of Bulgaria Jesus Christ Applecrack

Hay harvest and upcoming wheat cutting in New Pittsburg

July reports farmers busy with the hay crop and planning to start wheat cutting by midweek. Residents visit from Creveland West Salem Reedsburg Mohican and Columbus with multiple family gatherings and birthdays noted. Local social visits include Mrs. Foos Mrs. Ocker and daughters Viva Edna and the Butler families.

John Foos Creveland M. V. Ocker Viva Edna West Salem George Gray Jimmy M. L. Zimmerman A. A. Zimmerman D. N. Swangood Congress Township Lucy Wile Reedsburg W. BE BR. N. Butler G. C. Butler George Frank Butler Brubaker Mohican Helen Grave Sidls Brachleyville H. J. Ebernart W. W Lehr Columbus

Card of Thanks for J V W Taggart and Sons

The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for kindness during the bereavement of their wife and mother, witnessed by J V W Taggart and sons.

J. VW Taggert and Sons

Wooster Bank Fallout Report Details Deficit and Billings

Columbus dispatch summarizes State Examiner Parmeles findings on Wooster offices after the bank failure. It notes a 164.74 deficit in the sinking fund caused by the bank failure, bad bookkeeping on ex-Clerk Patterson’s books, and that Patterson owes the city 58.75 while the city owes him 19.05. It reports Zimmerman’s bankruptcy shields him from payment, while the other two trustees may be absolved by council.

Columbus Republican Frank A. Parmeles Wooster Parmeles Wooster National Bank W. G. Patterson Board of Public Service Parmelee Patterson Eiuking Fond Trudees M Tawney Quaster National Bank Couray J. KR. Zimmerman

United Presbyterians Reunion Sets Aug 1 at Rock Point Pa

Word from Wooster managers of the United Presbyterians reunion at Rock Point Pa confirms August 1. Ticket price remains 60 cents for round trip from Wooster, with about 275 attendees last year. Tickets from all Ohio points must be sold in advance. no train agents will handle sales. An agent will sell in Wooster the night before and on travel day to serve excursionists. Folders with full information will be distributed.

United Presbyterian Rock Point Pa Wooster Ohio

Summer Time Arrives in Lattasburg Doings Open Doors

The town notes summer mood with porch chairs hammocks and lawn swings. Visitors include Miss Jennie Baker from Detroit and Will Thomas and his wife from Salem visiting their mother Ira Fonk. Clarence Weikel and Nan Kin guests of John E Miller and family. John Garver and wife of Ghatham visit Charles Myers. Quarterly conference set for July 27 28 at UCB church. Mrs Nan Parkas and daughter Minnie in Cleveland. Dr E Snively of Cleveland visits. The Lanes Aid society of Fair Haven church hosts a festival July 20 on church lawn inviting all to attend and enjoy delicacies from the Ladies Aid society.

Lattasburg Tse Tims Jennie Baker Detroit Mich Will Thomas Ife Salem Ira Clarence Weikel Nankin John E. Miller John Garver E. Snively Cleveland Lanes’ Aid Society Fair Haven Church Ladies Aid Society

Ice Cream Social Aids Cemetery Fund In July

On Saturday evening an ice cream social will be held in the old school hall to benefit the cemetery fund. Residents note visitors from Massillon Lima Medina and Cleveland, with local movements and homecomings including Mr and Mrs Leho and Rev Carl Ackerman. A birthday surprise for Sacon Fetzer and a Lutheran communion service next Sunday are recorded among community events.

A. L. Leho Massillon Carl Ackerman Lima Jacobo Lichty Frank Ritter Cleveland Edward Miller Marshballaville Hazel Whitmire Medina Cyrus Wooster John Scholl Augb Seine Frank Lebn Ora Clapp Fue Wayne Ind Sacon Fetzer Ed Kerr Leroy Dr. Irvin Creston A. D. Somers Rosa Bixler Lotheran Church

Local Notes From Jefferson Village Sabbath Activities

Jely Jr Charles Fabr and family visited Mr Blatchley near Jefferson. Dr Elson and family Sabbathed at their farm. William Lehr of Columbus returns to village for breeding. James Fortney Jefferson visited with parents. Tra Peters on sick list. Dr White of Rows attended. Farmers busy with hay. Mrs Ocker and daughters visiting West Salem. Fred Premer of Akron on sick list. Treace and son moved a barn from T W Fortiny’s to Howard Eberhart’s. Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society to host public entertainment Sabbath evening July 28 at the Methodist church.

Jely—Jr Charles Fabr West Salem Fred Premer Akron Mr. Treace

Readvertise Bever Street improvement bids in Wooster

Petition signed by Bever Street property owners asks the Board of Public Service to readvertise for bids on the Bever Street improvement. It argues the current bid is about 2500 above engineer estimates, raising costs to taxpayers and property owners, and asks for a new bidding process.

Bever Street Board of Public Service Bever Strest Wooster Ohio City of Wooster

Paving Mains Street Work Delayed and Local News Flows

Excavation for paving Main Street progresses as paving materials are staged at the curb for later use. The Methodist church grants two weeks’ vacation to Rev Castle with no services until August. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs A E Luce and family, and Misaia Brickman visiting Burbank. Nordica reportedly starts a chicken farm amid quips about incubation. Editorial quips reference Roosevelt, Taft, Siliman, Dolliver and other figures with light satire. J D Fike stock of dry goods sold. Dike’s son OD Fike assumes management.

Methodist Church Society Castle A. E Luce Wooster Burbank C. A. Mellons Misa Ia Brickman M. E. Nordica Detroit Roosevelt Taft Siliman Dolliver Lucifer Bear Watterson Dark Horse Duke Rockefeller Duca Dukes Duca C. A Mills and Sons Kenseth Donald Toledo Milla Berd Poe Wi Scott U_ Jordan Lorats New York Medina Wayne Counties Lance Akron Was & Creston Harvey Pertonaly Europe America J. D. Fike OD. Fike

Church Visit With Queen Lil in Hawaii

In Hilo June 27 editor Werner describes a letter from Ohio readers, praising Hawaii’s climate and fruits. He notes summer and winter contrasts on Mauna Kea, mentions mangoes and pineapples, and recalls attending church with Queen Lil in a neighboring pew while describing the diverse global clans gathered locally.

Hilo Hawaii Wooster Republican Wooster Ohio Wooster Pacife Ohio Australia California Howell Mauna ‘Kea Haqmali Sammér Hera Epring Lilaokalani Anite Esquimanx U- Werner

Wooster Expert Joins City Tree Inspection Visit

J F Houser of the state experimental station at Wooster visited Cleveland to study insect control on trees. Forester Buddy Boddy hosted the expert as pest activity rises this summer. The forestry department reports extensive spraying and plans to continue operations for weeks while collecting pests for public display.

the Plain Dealer Wooster J F Houser Cleveland Houser Buddy Biddy Forestry Department Boddy Park Department

Harry Hammond Sentenced For Bridge Antitrust Case

Harry Hammond, former Canton Bridge Co. executive, received six months in the Toledo work house for violating Valentine anti trust laws in the Lucas county bridges case. He is brother of George Hammond who was tried here for alleged bridge business misdeals and acquitted after a botched Ashland trial. Hammond seldom dealt in Wayne county bridges, deferring to his brother.

Harry Hammond Canton Bridge Company Toledo Lucas County George Hammond Ashland Wayne

Peruna Medicine Praised by Rocklyn Woman

A Rocklyn Washington woman, Issannie Hendrey, writes she feels better after four years of ailment and multiple medicines. She credits Peruna with restoring her ability to work at home and care for the farm, praising Dr Hartman’s remedy as wonderful.

Issannie Hendrey Rocklyn Wash Dane Oruna Poland

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Gibson Girl the Syndicate East Liberty St New Pittsburg Wooster’s United Presbyterians Rock Point, Pa Canaan New Pittsbury Todd Dyspepsia Queen Lil Forest City Annie Henoren H. Hiler S. Market St R. Paxton Co Boston Mass
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