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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
7
A plainspoken health notice touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a best cure for constipation and related digestive woes. It claims quick relief with gentle action, affordable at a few cents per dose, and urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from their druggist.
The board faced intraparty disagreement after recent teacher elections and rejections. Reported splits show Keister and Raulf aligned with Weygandt on some issues, others mixed. Officers expect to stand firm on most propositions, with unelected teachers unlikely to be rehired amid public petitions and citizen recommendations.
C K White, of the Millersburg Republican, succeeded J W Hull as Mullersburg postmaster on Monday. White was a Smyser appointee but not Senate confirmed. Roosevelt recently named White as a recess appointee.
Society notes report the marriage of Pro Betton E Carmichael at the experiment station in Madison All immediate relatives and a few friends witnessed the ceremony conducted by Rev C F Johnson of the Methodist church A wedding feast followed and the newlyweds plan a short trip before housekeeping on East North Street Out of town guests included the groom’s parents Miss Nellie Parr of Cleveland Miss Lttie Stums of Parsynville and others A separate wedding is planned for Miss Pearl Russell in Galion and Westley Miter, with ceremonies in Arizona Followed by invitations for Miss Faith Graham to wed Charles J Correll on June 20 and a later move to Leroy for Mr Correll’s new role as principal A quiet wedding between Theodore Maschenich and Miss Jesse Bergent is noted A large miscellaneous shower for Miss Hatlie Hiteman and a Baptist church ladies meeting are listed Also described are a Home Guards outing, a Y M C A social, and a tea party hosted by Mrs Frank Maize and Mrs Kerr with over 60 guests.
Philip Wile aged resident of Plain township died Friday after a long illness from liver trouble. The funeral was held Saturday from the Straiter home in Beat Union. service attended by many. Interment at Applecreek. Gilbert Lowe, aged 4 years 9 months 26 days, died Monday June 10 at his home in Franklin township. Funeral from Morrland Methodist church. interment in Frederickaburg cemetery.
Card of thanks from Elmer McMannis and children to friends and neighbors who extended kindness and sympathy during the last sickness and at the funeral of wife and mother Mrs Lehanna McMannis.
A resident named C Pepper He credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a severe lung and throat illness after doctors failed. He reports rapid relief from coughing and bleeding, returning to work within three weeks. The ad promotes cures for coughs and colds, Ely s Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and hay fever, and Dr Shoop s Catarrh Remedy with free trials, listing drugstores and prices.
Thomas C Woodland, about 60, veteran of the Civil War, died within minutes after falling ill near a church in Canton while visiting relatives. He enlisted for the Union, later lived in Oregon, and came east recently for family funerals. His daughter arrived from Barberton as arrangements were made to send his remains to Oregon for interment beside his parents.
Mrs Muiry Bair Saal a German immigrant aged about 65 who resided in Wooster for over forty years died after a fall that hastened her end. Survived by husband and numerous children including Mrs Anna Hilterbrant Cleveland and Mrs Nettie Landis Ashland. Funeral held at West Liberty Street home with Rev Brodt and Rev Cromer officiating. interment private.
William Taggart of Orrville known for his testimony in the Taggart divorce case has returned from travels in the far west and California. A friend says Billy appears well dressed and refined despite a long trip, denying reports of being hurt for Mrs Grace Taggart.
The summer school lecture course opens June 21 with the Ionian msle quartet of Loledu, assisted by Miss Molly Jane Reed of Canton, followed by the Cleveland Ladies' orchestra with Jobe M Everly. Additional events include Booker T. Washington, Dr. A. Meldrum of Cleveland, W C Foust, and others leading to a grand concert by the faculty of music and expression with the summer school chorus on August 6.
A dismembered body was found near a west of Wooster freight yard after a train incident. Thomas Walsh of Mansfield is identified through notes and clothes. investigators trace his job at Ritter Wallpaper Co and confirm the death, with burial arrangements later arranged to Mansfield.
Wooster resident Neison Wells testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and urinary issues ten years ago and that no kidney medicine has been needed since. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the pills for 50 cents. the ad urges readers to remember the name and try Doan's.
The fire department anticipates a new hose cart arriving before the Fourth of July. Chief Kingsley, recently in Columbus, noted the cart is being painted and should ship before July 1, arrive well before July 4 for commissioning. John Van Nest remarked that alarms will be turned in once the cart is in service.
Dutta Garver, son of ex Sheriff W W Garver and wife, died at age about 30 after eight weeks of typhoid fever. A native of Congress Township, he lived with his uncle Dr Abe Garver in Lorain where he worked. The funeral will be held in Wooster with many local friends expressing condolences to the bereaved family.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as fuel for nerves restoring vitality. It cites symptoms from fatigue to neuralgia and malaria related weakness, includes a testimonial from Rosa B. Waver, claims immediate and lasting relief after seven bottles, and offers a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. Indiana.
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