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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
6
Periodic Pains describes Dr Miles Ant Pain Pills as a remedy for relief from periodic pains backache nervous or sick headache and other distressing aches. It claims prompt use on first indication provides confidence in effectiveness with no after effects and notes pricing at 25 doses for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co from Wooster serves locals Hurly Ward Elyma Wellington Berlin Norwalk and Lindak Hurlia Springs with hourly and limited departures from Public Square Cleveland. Connections to Lindak Hurlia Springs and Norwalk offered. Wooster limited train schedules listed with times around early p.m. and late night.
The policy of the present state administration keeps General Bughes in charge until summer maneuvers finish and expenses are audited Then he will yield to former Adjutant General Ammon Critchfield Amon and allies are to be reinstated with McCormicky headed in the adjutant’s office A Woorter lev
Funeral services for Walliams McCarthy aged about 53 were held Friday morning from St Marys Church in Ashland with limited attendance. He was born in Holmesville and left ten brothers and sisters and a widow. McCarthy, formerly an engineer on the CA&WI, died after brief illness. remains sent to Wooster for interment. A Clark family notice from Brooklyn and Wooster followed, with tributes and floral pieces at the casket.
A letter from Mrs Gerge Brown in Lima reports her husband was seriously hurt but not critically, with fear his back may be broken. Friends at home express hope for his recovery and future return.
Columbus July 12. Price Russell notified Governor Harris that he would not fight to retain the wardenship. The board rescinded Russell and Williamson as warden and secretary. Gould was retained as warden, and Frank Cook was re elected secretary.
The Wooster National Bank breakup left many depositors cashless, though most do not need funds now. Judge A. D. Lynch, receiver, reports only about a quarter have claimed the final ten percent dividend and warns delays raise costs. He urges claimants to present certificates at once to finish the winding up, noting later claims may incur red tape before payment.
Shope owner John Wilson and the Jent team celebrate natural gas use at the brick works. The first kiln run on gas this week shows more even burning and lighter work, with reduced expenses. Operations progress smoothly and projects for the future run steadily, pleasing local residents.
Rev W A Littell of the United Presbyterian church joined in marriage Mr Joseph Pugh and Miss Francis Johnson of East Liverpool on Thursday evening at Wooster. The couple spent the night there and left Friday for East Liverpool. Both are prominent young residents of East Liverpool. Mr Pugh was a former parishioner of Ben Littell at Wellsville and active members of the C P church.
Orrville Ohio July 12 The wets won in the local election held on Wednesday amid heavy turnout. Early results showed a large total vote with many brought to vote by both sides. Despite strong efforts to persuade voters the turnout surpassed prior city records.
In a third round tie played Tuesday evening the results determined upcoming matches. John D Overholt meets Jamie Mathns while Howard E Agee faces Alvin Rich. Harry Sweeny awaits the winner of the Fess Hoetzel match.
A London cablegram reports fifteen American students who came to England as cow chambermaids were stranded with no money or friends. The article says an employment agent, unauthorized to arrange returns, swindled them after they paid him sums. Some Wooster students may be among those affected.
The Adams Express Company held a large public square sale on Saturday drawing big crowds. Auctions led to comical results as buyers snagged varied items from gold watches to boxed samples, with some packages containing unexpected treasures and curious misdeliveries across the event.
This year the old district road supervisor disappears and township supervisors named by trustees will oversee road work. Road tax of three dollars per capita goes to the county treasury. December first, county commissioners call conference of township trustees to restructure road management. Trustees may divide townships into up to three districts and appoint a superintendent each, with pay not exceeding three dollars per day. Trustees may purchase tools and machinery.
Stimulation without irritation is the watchword for Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup which cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation. Summer heat can upset kidney regul arities so Foley's Kidney Cure is advised and sold by Chas. E. Bixler and Laubach & Boyd, Altoona. Dean's Regulators also praised for dependable results.
J F Wile long a Ches ter township resident died Friday morning at his Auburn Indiana home. The obituary notes he resided in the township and passed away after a period of illness.
Discussion of a Cleveland and Southwestern Line extending to the Wooster area seeks to serve the Wooster cemetery and experiment station. Aiken endorses the project, local officials will provide visitor figures, and interest letters to the line indicate no current plans for a Wooster to Mansfield route.
A dozen Lutheran families from Wooster held their tenth annual picnic at C B R Overholt's Bloomington home. Guests played football, shared a large supper, and departed by 6. A future housewarming is planned for a new 16 by 38 foot Country Club house nearing completion. The lawn fete hosted by Presbyterian ladies amid rain drew a crowd. Other events include Miss Mary Frew's piano solos in Baden Penn and a Baptist mission study meeting in Wooster. Miss Edith Bardon hosted Standard Coach Pad Shop girls on Palmer Street. a surprise party for Olive Bowers included games, music and phonograph selections. Mrs. Sarah Frick hosted a Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society meeting on Beal Avenue with Bible study on Lutheran missions in West Africa. Announcements of Ethel Arnold Smith marrying James French Dorrance in New York City on June 6 5 were received, and Rev Hileman received a $125 gift from C M Tawney with light humor praising the rector’s return to his people.
Miss Goldie Kistler of Standard Coach Pad Works was struck or touched by lightning during a thunderstorm while walking past a telephone pole. She felt a burning sensation, later found a red streak from shoulder to waist, then down neck, indicating a miraculous escape from a fatal shock.
A historical advertisement proclaims health and happiness through Dr Williams Pink Pills for all ages. It touts restorative effects, implying cures for various ailments with a focus on vitality and well being.
A testimonial from Mrs. Thomas J. McGann of Plainfield New Jersey asserts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People cured her anaemia after years of weakness headaches and heart irregularities. The ad promotes the pills as correcting blood deficiencies and lists various ailments they allegedly relieve with prices and mail order details.
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