Farmers replanting corn and local notices fill page
From Fredericksburg to Wooster, brief items report farmers replanting corn, exhibition of two live snakes, a sea turtle death, new landlord improvements at Archer House, odd thefts and weather, Memorial Day impacts, and local meetings. Mentions include Chas Landaw of Yaybolt avenue with fine strawberries, Wooster Weasels trip to Crestline, and various small-town civic and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nice
Jeason
H. Schuch
Fredericksburg
Chas, Landaw
Yaybolt Avenue
C. H. Clark
Wooster Area Daily Sketches Local Gossip and Travel
A long column of society notes from Wooster and nearby towns. Mentions visitors from Canton Cleveland Pittsburgh and Chicago, pension actions for local veterans, church and school figures, wedding couples, and travelers returning from trips. Notes on health illnesses and a string of social calls at Archer House and other local homes. Local business and civic figures appear, with brief mentions of deaths and marriages, and a tramp of scattered correspondence.
Wooster Social Season Shows Men Entertaining Too
A string of Wooster social events highlights include a large reception at Mrs. McClar an West Beall avenue with over 150 ladies, the Sabbath School class party at Mrs Roach and Mrs Yocum, and a surprise 74th birthday gathering for Mrs Amborn. Mr Jacob Frick hosted about 250 guests on North Market street with music by the Mandolin Club, while Wooster’s mix of afternoon receptions and high teas reflects a thriving, inclusive social life across both sexes. The piece notes others from Orrville to Sterling, crop reports, and local business moves amid the season’s social bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Wayne Dépot
Handall
Odessa Rogers
Ree Rogers
Burton City
City Opera House
Charles Jenkins
Smodel Mahoning County
Randalls Army
Wooster
Orrville
American Halfway Union
Massillon
Wheeling& Lake
Clinton
Millersburg
John C. McClaran
Westiberry Street
McClaran
S. W. D. Tyler
Marcia Hayes
Edge Baker
Ethel Hunt
Lillianorn
Hion Rottch
C. M. Yocum
United Presbyterian Church
Ouch
Beall Avenue
Mesdames
D. Y. Landis
T. H. Elser
W. R Snyder
Musselman
Huffman
Roller
Logan
Morrett
Fombell
Kinzer
Kate Barrett
Lightcap
Conrad
Siegenthaler
Podlich
Ohio
Jacob Frick
Wayne County National Bank
North Market Street
Frick
W. D. Tyler
W. A. Routgen, Jr
Mr. Frick
J C. Larwill
Mansfield
E. F. Shelley
Loudonville
Mandolin Club
U. News
Bloomington
Eleanor Blocher
Charles Haupert
Cora Clancy
Ene
George Musser
Wayne County
Mt. Eaton
Winesburg
Paint Valley
Navarre
Peter Amstutz
West
Lebanon
Ida Chatelain
U. Chatelain
R. M. Yoder
Dalton
West Lebanon
Kapa
de Witt Kreiser’s
Cénaga
Smith
Canaan
Dan
Hofstetter
Ads
Sonnenberg
Samuel Brenniman
Bonnenberg Fire Insurance Association
Leslie Stouffer
Jackson
Cleveland
Cherry Corner
Salem
J . Samuel Swainkart
State Road
Samuel Kreger
Fredericksburg
A. C. Conrad
Crestiin
Joseph Markley
Akron
Gherry Corners
J. A. Hispy
Ashland
Shelby
West Salem
J W
Ricker
California
Armatrong
H. Karpeies
A.s.Gearhart
Gertie Kime
Kime
Myers & Wiley
City Board orders 20 day repairs for unsafe structures
The City Board of Repairs of Un safe Buildings and Structures in the Mayor's office, led by Fire Chief Gerlach and Mayor Jeffries, issues notices requiring property owners to repair or tear down dangerous buildings within 20 days. Listings include Caskey’s rear grocery shed, old warehouse shed, Miss Addie Downing east of Herald office, Harmer Insurance barn on Square, Mrs. Wledgling barn, Hein shed behind stable, Cunningham barn, Brauneth East South Street house, Hard barn rear Methodist church, Liggett barn North Market, Shaffer roof on South Market, Hartman brick building Lucas Street, Seacrist roof North Walnut, Kauke roof North Bever, and Madge Baker barn East North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Repuuers
Fire Chierlach
Jeffries
Gerlach
L.B. Bolys
Alvinzi Canninghath
Caskey
John Willaman
Miss Addie Downing
Herald Office
Downing Wateho
Ohio Harmer Insurance Co
Frederick Wledgling
Reni
Hein
Liberty Street
R. It
J. Cunningham
Geo. Brauneth
Seacrist
North Walnu Street
Kauke
North Bever Street
East North Street
Seashore Excursion Under Pennsylvan ia Short Lines for Asbury Park
Low rate round trip tickets to Asbury Park will be sold July 7 8 and 9 by Pennsylvania Short Lines for the National Educational Association meeting. Asbury Park links to Ocean Grove Long Branch Cape May Atlantic City Elberon Sea Isle Park Barnegat and other coast resorts via a single railroad system with ample return time. Inquiries to nearest ticket agent or F Van Dusen Pittsburgh Pa chief assistant general passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Short
Asbury Park
Pennsylvania Short Lines
National Educational Association
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
Cape May
Atlantic City
Elberon
Sea Isle Park
Barnegat
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
F. van Dusen
Pittsburgh
Paweagtos
Otex
Alleghenies
Cresson
Altoona
New York
White Mountains
Ob Pens
Pennsylvania Island
Auimmer
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Fall River
Newport
Narragansett Pier
Marthe’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Atlantic
Summer Havens
Bressing
Chiefsistant General Passenger
Gant
Ohio
Eaay
Dayton
Account Sunday School Association
Columbus
Prohibition Party
Delaware
Teachers’ Association
Akron
Epworth League
Jane
Pennsylvania Liteckey
Allen's Discovery for Piles Promises Cure
Sore itching and chafing at night signal piles. Allen's Discovery claims to cure all forms with a chosen remedy. Sold by druggists for 60 canta, mail order 50 cents from Box 88 LeRoy NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
LeRoy
Capsule claims and remedies advertised by Laubach and Boyd
Dr. R. McFarland endorses a medicine sold by Laubach & Boyd claiming a positive cure for constipation with every box guaranteed or money returned. The ad asserts unique blood tonic effects and urges daily use with a provocative call to action, using multiple claimed benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. McFarland
Laubach & Boyd
Andibe
Table and Kitchen Cook Book Free Offer
A new cook book titled Table and Kitchen, published by the Price Baking Powder Co of Chicago, is offered free to readers who mail a postal card mentioning The Wooster Republican. The 400-recipe volume covers pastry and home cookery with kitchen tips and dining-room guidance, plus options in German or Scandinavian editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prica Boxing Powder Company
Chicago
Wooster Republcan
Doctor’s Nerve Vitalizer Alleviates Hysteric Ailments
A Cleveland patient Mrs Lenaoper at 1534 Lorain Street sought relief for severe headaches and nervous troubles. The advertisement claims Dr. Ypeeler’s Nerve Vitalizer cured the group’s symptoms, restoring hope and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenaoper
Lorain St. Cleveland
Ypeeler
Agbach & Boyd
Poem Authorship and College Notes From Wooster Scene
A long OCR fragment cites a Georgia woman as the potential author of a celebrated poem praised by Charles Alana editor of the New York Sun. The text then shifts to Wooster College news, reporting juniors over sophomores in a Friday baseball game, faculty pennant decisions, Delta Tau Delta events, violin recital by George Fosp Schwartz, student socials, and a commemorative poem invoking classical imagery and Civil War battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Fta
Georgia
Charles Alana
Athe York Sun
Household Book of Poetry
Sarah J
Mclean Greene
Geo F Schwartz
Delta Tau Delta Brothers
South Market Street
Hhe Tmpire
J. C. Laughlin
L’rinceton
Kenyon College
George Foss Schwartz
Delta Tan
University of Wooster
Vare Board of Control
J. N. Dickason
McMintlan
Wilhelm
Eleanor Blocher
Bloomington
Lawhead
Elizabeth Speer
Milas Nelli- Brown Seavery
Kauke Chapel
Geo. Fosp Schwartz
Schwartz
Ingjall
Miss Hunt
Robi
Fitch
Misa Helena Conrad
Kenyon and Wooster
Delta Tan Delta
The Strongest Animals and a Dairy State Policy
A breezy 1864-like miscellany parodies Scientific American assertions on strength of vegetable diets and sensational politics. It jests at lions and bulls, muses on mushrooms and tulips, mocks tariffs as a cow, and ends with a quip about horses and jackasses governing the country. Mel Burbank signs off in May 164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
America
England
Pierca
Buchanan
Ali Baba
District of Columbia
Burbank
Fifth annual convention of the county Woman's Christian Temperance Union
A fifth annual convention met at the Dalton Presbyterian Church with late arrivals delaying events. Delegates gathered in Willard Hall, shared a noon prayer, and heard reports from officers and district president Miss Goodwin. The Flower Mission report highlighted expanded duties from flowers to visiting the sick and prisoners. Officers were named, including President Mrs. W. W. Cailey and Flower Mission head Mrs. Jas Mullins. The convention announced plans for future duties and noted nearby events, including farm and temperance work, with reminders of the Civic Day and juvenile efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Gounty Woman’s Christian Perapee Union
Presbyterian Church of
Dalton
Willard Hall
Wala Hibbonera
Ainger
Goodwin Canton
Ohio
James Malling
Flower Mission
Mra. Dysart
Mary H. Haunt
Mra. L. FE
Covert
North Lawrence
Altug
Chiren
Everal
Murbank
L P
W. W. Cailey
Wooster
Geisinger
Smithville
Carne Dysart
O K. Griffith
Orrville
Jas Mullins
Dysart
Mercy
Gensemer
Geiselman
Liecher
Davis
3Ugs Cassiday
Beath
Flower Missions
Ingo
Poem Echoes of Charity and Floral Letters
Sick persons have test visited and received tokens of love. Twenty-three poor families were helped with clothing, food, coal, and money. Many potted plants and 56 bouquets were distributed. Had the convention waited nine days more, over 200 would have been served. Your voiceless Hips, O Flowers, are living reachers, each leaf a book teaching from humble nooks.
Church Collections and Local Church Notes June Meetings
A cluster of church notices outlines a Lar Criley study meeting for city pastors at 10 am Monday, new carpet at Fredericksburg Presbyterian and Congregational churches, and a district M E church convention in Shreve June 21 and 22 with 100 delegates expected. Revs Shultz Berkey and Hart plan Mohican services June 4 to install Rev Kunkle. District Sunday school in Clinton township at Disciple church. St Marys reports 26 first communicants with Father Ankley assisted by a Cleveland priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Wayne County Union
Apple Creek
Wm Homich
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Association of
Cleveland
Evangelical
Marshballville
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Board of Pension Exraminers
Mesday
Oak Hill
Whester
Grover Cleveland Fishing Club
Smiley” Boutsonz
Christian Church
Eee
Karl Merz
G. Spangler
Jefferson
Kelbey
Fork
Randall's Wealers
Tvas
Mc & Hinton
Diamond Alley
al Quinby
Ashland Times
Miller Ebright
Laxefork
Wayne
Holmes
Knox Counties
John Keeney
Irvin
Colearment Avenue
Mohlcean
Sherman Long
A. A. Long
Reuben Butler
Reedsburg
G. WW. Brabaker
Prisoneis
A. Fisher
Spruce Street
D. B Oliver
Pittabung
Jéffries
Larry Keefe
Charles Betty
Dig
Louis 1
Ville, Ky
K. R. Kearsley
Bucyrus
Lucy Minder
Magnetic Springs
John A. Wilson
Allegheny
General Assembly
The
Albany
Oregon
W. H. Hubbell
Young People of the
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Philadelphia
Orin Baker
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Will Sotg
Charles Krichbaum
Canton
Harry Matthes
Frank Standford
Leaver Falls Pa
Frank Young
Peter Foust
Saratoga
N.Y
Presbyterian Assembly
Reuben Harris
Jesse J Harris
J M Jordan
Archer House
Wm. Nold
Second Ward
M. Webster
Experiment Station
Gane
Granville
Licking County
Ohio Academy of Science
Agricultural Department of
Ohio State
A J Kelly
Ile
Kelly
Ben Sheppard
John Nelie
Keil Warner
Congress
Geoff Laubach
Bride
Wm. Leopold
West Larch Street
Joseph Miller
Jony J . Barnett
Wesester
Charles Yinkey
Johnstown
S. Wi. Bracey
J. McNair
Ls. & Co
Court of Common Pleas
Cineinnati
Bucher
Davily
Jefferson Guy
Teeple
Thedore Teeple
C. A. Leyda
Bloomville
L. Rose
North
Grant Street
M. Lally
Detroit
Mich
D. B. Oliver
Pitt Pre
Ohliger
Col
Haugh Laughlin
State Line Fire Clay ‘Co
East Palestine
Mary E. Omprey
Ma E. Sayers
West North Street
Géo. Shaw
Johnson's Corners
David Mitchell
Westem
G@eo
W. F. Keller
Shepherd
A . On
Dawson
Sandusky
Minnie I. Deer
Fyooster
Social Notes
Waiyne County
W S. Kinzer
Ft. Wayne
David Miller
Schlegel
M. B. Glick
Chillicothe
Jang
Stella
Nettie Valley
Crockett
Texas
Mary Allen Seminary
P Willaman
Central Ohio Fair Association
John Saarer
Barna
Jacob A. Moser
Hoover
Christ Hadertscher
John Berg
Don C. Westerfield
Dayton Insane Asylum
Caroline Tschantz
Kansas
Jacob Amstutz
J H Tschantz
Bluffton
C Gilegsher
Sterling
I’ark McCashin
Sterling Depot
al Wiles
CanBan
Scott
W. Griswold
Mountain Jains
DE Massa
Len de Massa
Leavitt
Leetonia
Old Wooster
Mias
Elizabeth Johnson
Lima
Bellefontaine
Work
Presbyterian General Assembly
Thomas Laughlin
Kenyon) Gambier
L D Craighead
Aston
Frank Bishop
Floyd Lehman
Weeter
Lois Long
Gula Oiler
Injaaan
C. A Mellen
J K Snyder
Dom
Zeus
Pallas
Earth
Sky
Justine
Minerva
Apraog
Tyranby
Liberty Portim
Tsar
Atari
Tim
Mymouth Rock
Gulden
Dought
Washington
Cerberus
Federation
Vulcan
Olley
Hades
Freedom
Hat
Alan
Columbia
Guinkewe
Ttdptos
Kor
UAL
Trong
Ani
Datton
Flower Mission Report
Mackinac Island
Toledo
Alpert
Mackinacre
Ignace
Petoskey
Clacage
Sea Marquette
Duluth
Geil
Fig Honey Co
Laubach & Uyd
Agenta
Wooster Dvo
Dr. Wheeler
J.W. Brant Co
Albion, Mich
Hy Haukack
Boyd
Picisduron Bank For Savings
Fourth Ave
uAstey
Fivanam Guo
Barry
HC Beatat
Fess
Ube
Sulchea
Jas Caagtin Jr
TC Lars J Painter Jr
C F English
John Sollenberger
Doylestown Methodist Church
F. J. Dunbar
Irville
Church of the Future
Penua
Henry
Akron & Columbus
Roberts
High Street
Glenvalley
Ua & C
Columbus, Hocking and
Athens
Hocking Canal
Hocking Valley
Hocking
Bovisine CO
George Stinson &Co
Portland, Maine
Ripans
Ripans Chemical CO
Miss Buckingham
New York Weekly Tribune
the Wooster Republican
Woooster
the Tribune
Republican
Daily Republican
NEW York Tribune
Tribune
Wooston
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