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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
3
Wertz supporters return from the Philadelphia gathering. Delegates remark Wertz did not concede, noting a wood deal talk. Some say Smyser may win this fall and be a logical candidate in two years. Wertz admits disappointment but will campaign for Ashbrook.
Given post of G A R acted on Memorial Day observance with a debate and resolutions. The post pledged to join cemetery ceremonies with other veterans and organize cooperation with Woosten citizens for a public service, promising participation if invited by the city or local groups.
A white wedding joined Mrs Ethel J Christy of Wooster and George A Batterson of Portsmouth at the Methodist church on Thursday evening. The event featured white gowns and a diamond sunburst, with Rev W DuBois officiating and an elaborate reception followed by a trip to Cleveland. The couple will reside in Portsmouth after July 7.
The Wooster high school class of 1906, numbering thirty two, celebrated a bright graduation at the opera house. The stage was decorated with ferns and flowers as graduates received their diplomas from W. E. Weygandt amid compliments on their character and achievements. Student recitations and orations covered themes from True Streatness to The New South. A Junior color drop and various speeches by Mary Fombelle and others highlighted the program, praising effort, character, and civic readiness.
The Patterson law graduation event took place Saturday afternoon in Memorial Chapel with about one hundred county school pupils receiving diplomas. The Orrville school orchestra provided music, Marie Brenneman performed piano, and Maud Brenneman Irene Yeakley and Irene Bowman delivered a violin piece. Prof Elias Compton addressed the graduates urging pursuit of higher education, and diplomas were presented by Prof Edward Adair of Doylestown.
State Health Board engineer R. W. Pratt visited to collect water samples from wells drilled under the Board of Public Service. He toured the Reddick Dam and Bloomington Reservoir with board members and Sept. Fisher, documenting water sources and facilities.
In Coshocton courtroom attorney objects to the arraignment as Judge Eason declares Ben Dickerson guilty. The judge states the death sentence is the only true punishment and that the bench speaks the truth even if it hurts, insisting they stand by every word.
Brigadier General Hughes ordered Ohio troops in Jefferson county mining districts to move to Dillonvale as officials report possible trouble from a strike. Hanna Coal Company warns of resumed operations with non union workers on Monday, while inspectors monitor safety at Plum Run and nearby mines. Circus figure Spaeth denied extradition by Governor Pattison, citing non fugitive status. Bryan Democratic club forms in Cincinnati seeking Bryan endorsement across state.
Wooster area Kappa Knapps Gacama sisters at the Kappa house on Benit avenue fell ill after four teas featuring creamed chicken. Dr Hr N Mateer treated the group through Friday morning as Miss Vance, Miss McKinley and eight others suffered vomiting and illness. Heat likely caused chicken to turn after standing hours.
Probate court actions include Margaret Arnold adjudged insane and committed to Massillon State Hospital. J. Miller named executor of Henry Miller estate. Ezra Pinnicke guardian for Malinda Wise. hearing set July 6. Edna M Douglas executrix of RK T Douglas estate. Samantha Smedley will probate. M. F. Kimberlin appointed administrator of David Kimberlire? estate. Harvey S. Baker named executor of Mark Taylor estate. bond set. Will of Joint Wirt probated. Mary E White named executor. David C. Harbaugh administrator of Lyuta Harbanagh estate. inventory filed. Minchel Mowery administrator of John Mowers estate. hearing July 6. David and Charles Collier apply for letters testamentary for Henry J. Collier estate of Alinton township. Ianthe I. Preaster named executor of Nathan W. Smith. inventory and appraisement approved. Price Russell Bled appointed administrator of Robert Sigler estate. bond set. Will of Jacobinn Kimberline of Wayne township filed for probate. hearing June 1.
A party of eleven up to date farmers from Richland county visited the Experiment station on Wednesday and went through all departments. A party from Portage county was here Friday to see the station.
Dr Platt will be at the Amer facility offering hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The notice outlines appointment windows and access to services during those times.
A testimonial from Mrs Wedding of Hartford Kentucky describes severe illness and dizziness before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports weight gain of fifteen pounds, restored health, renewed energy, and urges others to seek plain talks for women. Also cites cures for hemorrhages and lung trouble with Foley's Honey and Tar.
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