New Neckwear And Accessories Shake Up This Season
William Annat announces a fresh display of neckwear and fashion accessories for the season. Elegant chiffon and lace ties in white, black, or combinations, with a range of prices from 2.25 to 5.00. Also puritan washable collars, linen collars, lace mitts, lace gloves, veils, veiling, fans, ribbons, embroideries, and laces in new styles and colors, all promoted for style and value.
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P. K
Colin
Oxford
New Train Schedule for West and East Bound Lines
A revised timetable lists West bound trains No 43 at 9 17 am No 41 via Wooster 10 45 am No 9 4 05 5 pm No 11 mail only 12 02 pm No 31 6 36 pm No 211 via Wooster 9 50 pm No 15 10 26 pm No 405 1 51 am East bound trains No 232 7 10 am from Oster No 34 Sunday only 7 38 am No 32 daily except Sunday 1 53 am No 6 12 08 pm No 18 mail 11 58 am No 42 day 3 10 pm No 22 7 55 pm No 20 9 35 pm No 8 1 25 am
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West
Wooster
Oster
Market Prices and Grain Rates From June 23 Report
Reads like a market wire listing Wheat No 2 and mixed grain prices, cattle and hogs quotations across Chicago Cleveland and New York markets. Includes wholesale and retail rates for flour rye flax seed burley and corn with varied weights and animal categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Tynge
Deatur
Saeda Diouwr
F. du Burley
Wellers
Texas Fed
Cleveland
Pittsburg
CIEE
New York
Divorce Petition in Paint Town Ship Woman Seeks Custody
Mrs Lucinda Steely of Paint town ship petitions for divorce from Lemon Steely. Married December 27 1877 they share six children. She accuses cruelty, assault on June 23 1902, and unlawful restraint as doors and windows were nailed up. She cites three years of drunkenness and seeks custody alimony. Attorneys McCaughy and Eggert of Mansillon represent Mrs Steely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Steely
Paint Township
Lemon Steely
Steely
Truelty
Eason
Lebanon
Fine program arranged for county Sabbath School convention
The Executive committee of the County Sabbath School association announces a July 4, 1902 convention and basket picnic at City Park Wooster. Events include a dress parade, a banner presentation by Judge Frank Taggars, a 12:30 business meeting of county execution committees, and a 1:00 children's meeting led by Mrs. G W Spangler. County President J C Clarke presides with music by a band and Prof. J H Dickason giving the welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sabbath School Association
Wooster
Frank Taggars
G. W. Spangler
Park
J. C. Clarke
J. H. Dickason
Congress Zephyrs Guests and Local Activities
June 23 report from Congress notes Perry Bristoro and wife of Wooster visiting, Canton guest Clyde Fresh, and Barberton visitors. Children's day at M E church drew a full audience with a well executed program. Wooster Brush Works beat Congress 32 to 11 in a Saturday baseball game. Boxwell exercises were well attended despite weather, with Rev. Scott delivering a practical address. Dr Winkler and family of Apple Creek were guests Monday and Tuesday.
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Congress
Perry Bristoro
Wooster
Consaareial House
Clyde Fresh
Canton
James Carlin
Barberton
S. B. Carlin
M. E
Wooster Brush Works
Brush Works
Boxwell
Scott
Winkler
Congresa-relx
Refrigerator price cuts hit midseason sale.
Bargain deals sweep a local appliance store with refrigerators marked down from 17.00 to 13.00, 15.00 to 11.00, 13.50 to 9.85, and 12.00 to 8.50, offering substantial savings for shoppers.
Death ends months of suffering for Miss Alice Hurst
Miss Alice Hurst died Monday at her Pittsburg avenue home from paralysis after months of illness. Born in Wooster, age thirty, she was a daughter of William Hurst and a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Funeral at 2:30 pm Wednesday from the residence. Wooster cemetery interment is private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hurst
Pittsburg Avenue
Miss Hurst
Wooster
William Hurst
First Presbyterian Church
Christaan
West Salem Notes in The Republican June 23
West Salem notes recount social events at the M E church supper and parish gathering with Austin Mann’s visit, visits from Laura and Dora Carmac, and temperance lectures by Rev Dr Hickock. Parishioners discuss church and school text book compliance and character building in public schools amid community talk of local issues and parish life.
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Republican
West Salem
Milt Reed
Bloomington
Albion Aid Society
M. E. Church
Austin Mann
St. Louis
Little Laura
Dora Carmac
Doylestown
Grandma Carmsac
Middle Street
Jisdres
Presbyterian Church
Creston
Hoon
Ward
Mann
Fishack
Maud
Toledo
Dr. Hickock
Wooster
Memorial for Dead of Odd Fellows Fraternity at Wooster
Wooster Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a Sunday memorial service for deceased members at St. James Episcopal Church. The procession formed at 2:45 p m with the O O F band leading, Miss Alice Firestone playing organ, and a large audience including Daughters of Rebekah. Rev H D Stauffer preached a fitting sermon interlaced with musical selections and a perfunctory address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Hebekah
H. D. Stauffer
Theme Immortality and Unity in Oddfellowship Beliefs
A sermon-like meditation links biblical unity with fraternal bonds, using the bundle of sticks emblem to parallel Oddfellows unity. It contrasts Mosesic separation with a unified nation under one king, and argues for remembrance, moral integrity, and Christian civilization through Friendship, Love, and Truth. The text cites Herbert Spencer versus Revelation, affirming faith in life beyond death and the universal family of God under one Lord, one faith, one kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel
Asinva
Tle
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
God
Memorial Day Service at Odd Fellows Lot
Citizens gathered at the cemetery for a ritual service conducted by Daughters of Rebekah, Canton Wright chevaliers, and the Subordinate lodge. Flowers adorned graves as a band played music appropriate to the solemn day and occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Daughters of Rebekah
Canton Wright
Pocock Glass Works Switch Material Ready at Penn Lines
Supervisor John McKenna reports material for Pocock Glass Works switches has arrived and readiness to begin is set. Two track lengths are given 1170 feet east side and 1030 feet west side with an aide track 620 feet west of mile post 138 near Shaffer's crossing. McKenna expects word to proceed within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocock Glass Works
Pennsylvania Lines
John McKenna
McKenna
Shaffer's Crossing
Defective Plane Accident at North Buckeye Church
A former landlord and a painter working on ceiling decorations toppled from a scaffold when a plank broke, leaving Musser with severe injuries and Metzler with rib fractures. Musser suffered brain concussion and internal injuries. both men were hospitalized, with doctors hopeful for Musser's recovery as of Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Metzter
Christian Church
North Buckeye Street
Mr Metzler
Musser
Metzter
Metzler
Christine Gros
Stoll, Ryall & Stoill Hospital
Worthy Promotion Names New Officers in Company D
Sergeant George Limb elected second lieutenant of Company D with First Lieutenant W E Larnard in command. Noncommissioned officers named include Harry L Guati ler sergeant George Kimb rat prigeant Harry Woolman second sergeant Charles Cumberland third sergeant Howard Albright fourth sergeant Arthur Keister fifth sergeant. Corporals named Louis Christine Louis Rope Arthur Albright John Hoffman Llgud Nafz ger Sam McClarran. Election confirms Limb, a popular member, for the vacancy created by Gus Iager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Limb
W .E Larnard
Rth
Harry L. Guati
George Kimbrat Prigeant
Harry Woolman
Charles Cumberland
Howard Albright
Arthur Keister
Louis Christine
Louis Rope
Arthur Albright
John Hoffman
Llgud Nafzger
Sam McClarran
Leutenant
Gus Iager
Limb
Social Notes From The Home Of Rev Lowry
The Pittsburg Leader notes a Saturday evening party at Rev H F Lowry's home honoring Miss Neflie McGinnis of Pittsburg with about twenty couples attending and refreshments served. Also announced are June 25 engagements for Miss Chloe Cooper of Haysville and Miss Florence M McClarran with Major Frank C Gerlach and a June 26 wedding at East North street. An engagement between Miss Frances Alice Glenn of Wooster and George Allen Brewer of San Francisco is reported with details on families and notable ancestry.
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H F. Lowry
Neflie McGinnis
Pittsburg
Chloe Cooper
Haysville
Wooster
Dwight Eightinger
Westinghouse Co
Harry MccClarran
Florence M. McClarran
Frank C. Gerlach
Eighth Regiment
McCarran
East North Street
Frances Alice Glenn
Ohio
George Allen Brewer
San Francisco
Glenn
Samuel M. Glenn
Sewickley
Joseph S. Travelll
Singapore
Annals of
Our City
John Irwin
Irwin Avenue
Allegheny
Society of the Cincinnati
Continental Army
Brewer
Burbank Newsnotes Hints of Local Visits and June Festivities
June 23 notes longtime residents and visitors in Burbank and Sterling. Visits include W Hoffman's son in Barberton, Mrs Carrierawford in Gallon, John Herger and family in Mansfield, and Dr Boar hosting friends. Church festivals and Sunday school events are planned, with weather affecting farm haymaking and several small town social happenings detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A W. Hoffman
A. F Hoffman
Barberton
Carrierawford
Gallon
Wm. Hurns
Qjohn Herger
Mansfield
Josaph Miller
Francis Garman
Blackleyville
Comay C
Boar
Canaan
Relic brings relief through Pink Pills for Pale People
A Civil War veteran from Shaftesbury Vermont recounts misery from illness after exposure and travel. A friend’s suggestion of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People brought relief in three days, with two months of use restoring health. The pills are advertised as cures for blood and nerve weaknesses and various disorders. They are sold by dealers or mailed from Dr Williams Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chéstrles J. Deaper
Shaftesbury, VI
Penonsylvania
Bie-Aidss
Draper
Georges A
Georgia
Porto Rico
Williams
William
Medicine Company
Chenectady, N. Y
Postal Currency Strongly Backed by Postmaster General Payne
Postmaster General Payne advocates a postal currency in a letter to Congress transmitting committee reports on a check system. He includes two bill measures the minority proposed, arguing they would achieve the goal by replacing fragile money orders with postal checks. He notes letters often carry small amounts as currency or stamps, tempting mishandling, a risk the new system would reduce. He cites widespread use and potential savings and ease of use for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suns
Payne
Congress
W. C. T. U. Wayne County Meeting Agenda
The initial meeting of the W. C. T. U. of Wayne County will be held in Orrville at the Presbyterian church on Thursday June 26. The program includes devotions, talks, reports, a question session, a ribbon reception, and an evening address with Mrs Annie W. Clark and Mrs Dora McIntire among speakers.
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Orville
Wayne County
Orrville
Presbyterian Church
Murneng
Joe Taylor
Imrk
State Pees Jen
Suk
Anna Naaftster
Annie W. Clark
Dora McIntirs
Smithville News Highlights Local Happenings
SmITHVILLE O June 23 Andrew Peterson the photographer started for Sweden for sale on Saturday, attended by locals. His brother from Burbank joined him to the railway station. The community mourns his death abroad. Children's day exercises at the Methodist Sabbath school drew praise. A Lutheran lawn fete occurred at the parsonage. Amish visitors from Indiana toured the area. Auditorium work at Chatauqua grounds proceeds. Miss Myrtle Beelman returned from Medina. Claude Beelman went to Venice. A window incident caused $30 damage at Gettleman Swenger. Daniel Howenstirfe of Fredericksburg visited town. Prof I N Winter led Boxwell commencement in Wayne Twp. Elias Kauffy funeral held. he was 65. Rev Baldwin conducted service in M E church at Creston. burial at nearby cemetery. Clarence Buchanan, a Detroit hotel worker, noted. Quarterly meeting at Me next Sabbath. Mrs Elizabeth Lelehten died June 23 at about 75. services to follow at her former residence.
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Smithville
Andrew Peterson
Rapher
Sweden
Non Rt
Burbank
Nanay
Andy
Dondaceter
Jennie
Indiana
Willamanca
Chatauqua
Point Breeze
Myrtle Beelman
Medina
Claude Beelman
Venice
Pag Bee
Gettleman & Swenger
Daniel Howenstirfe
Fredericksburg
I. N. Winter
Wayne Township
Elias Kauff
Baldwin
Ashland
M. E
Creston
Clarence Buchanan
Detroit
Seserig
Elizabeth Lelehten
Beiny
St. Grinerse
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William Annat
Wim. Annatt
Sale
Place Oy
D. Nice
Postoffice
Tia
Wooster Market
County Sabbath School
Congress Zephyrs
Maclure
West Salem Notes
Oddfellows
Rev. Stauffer
Order and Cipiens
Yraak
Jacob Frick
John Caskey
John A. Gann
Jacob Geiselman
Samuel Betson
Regrieger, JR
Rebekah
George Musser
the Country News
Overton
Hawk
Zife
DionessGet
Sanday
Atok
LU. B
New
Miss Smith
West Sate
M. W. Acker
Washburn
Lorain
Visiti
A. J. Norton
S. Finley
Goshorn
K. D Bixler
Miss Coste
Geauga County
Dr. Webb
Odell’s Lake
M. L. Haverstock
Milla Musselman
Durstine
Lodi
Clara Weaver
Ada Jackson
Mra Washburn
Capitola Musselman
Sterling
Winkler Horse Company
Ely
Ely-Brothers
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Byde Age Dolorci Burch Bor
Ufcscs
Oenent
An Jastra
Riankenkorn
Roshanseip
Panaleh
Pangiee
Smithville News
Correspondence Wooster Hearpurcan
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