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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1901

Page

5

Tender Sympathy From A. G. Coover On Barrett's Loss

A letter from A. G. Coover, formerly of Wooster now in Pullman Illinois, expresses sympathy to John F. Barrett on his wife’s death. Coover writes from Jacksonville Florida where he is temporarily employed by a Chicago firm and recalls impressions of the south and the consoling thought of heaven. He closes with a prayer that all may meet again.

John F. Barrett A. G. Coover Wooster Pullman Ill Mr. Barrett Jacksonville Fla Coover Chicago South Cleveland Barrett Eegee

Wooster Preserving Company Placed Under Receiver

Judge Maxwell appoints L P Obliger as receiver as the Wooster Preserving Co faces a bleak financial outlook. Executions against the company total about 13 000 with creditors including Citizens Savings Bank Elyria and local residents. A meeting of officers and creditors aimed to resolve matters while preserving current crops and stock. public details remain unpublished.

The Wooster Preserving Company Citizens’ Savings Bank Elyria William Thompson Chester Township Celia Schuch Wooster Aaron Bosenmyer L. C. Carr Bloomington Tuz Republican Bederhis Inu J. T. Maxwell L. P Obliger Wooster Pr*ving Co J. R. Zimmerman A. D. Metz John McSweeney J. HR. Zimmerman F. A. Warner J T. Keister Obliger

Orrville community notes mix travel and town news

Orrville social and business items report visitors, retirements, and relocations. The column notes Lillian Myers visiting Miss Birdie Wilhelm, changes in residents like L. D. Craighead moving to Pittsburg, repairs after heavy rain, and local events including a First Presbyterian picnic at Odell's Lake and the John Robinson Shows in Millersburg.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Connecticut Ad 1688 Fraud sworn oath

A historical advertisement-style excerpt claims Frank J. Cheney of Cheney Co. swore an oath in Toledo Ohio on December 6 1688 promising one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure The ad asserts the cure works internally and on mucous surfaces and urges readers to send for testimonials stating the product is best advertised by Cheney Co and sold locally by all druggists

A.D A. W. Gleason Sean Hall J. Cheney & CO Ohio Junee

Mortgage Burning for Wooster Methodist Church

A 13 000 dollar mortgage that has hung over the Wooster Methodist church for twelve years will be burned in a gala day. Ministers George Mather R T Stevenson W C Dawson and J Frank Smith, pastors since the new church project began, are invited to participate. Citizens of Wooster and nearby areas are urged to attend both services. The mortgage will be burned at the morning hour. Welcome all.

Pripsiay Methodist George Mather R. T. Stevenson W. C. Dawson J. Frank Smith Wooster

Summer lecture series and local enrollments noted

J K Pollock teaches in Poland and a sister will start school soon. The second lecture in the summer course by Prof W H Wilson on astronomy Friday evening. Several students enroll including Thos Hook Holmesville Miss Gray Dayton J J McIntosh from Michigan and others. Supt Welday reelected at Solon with higher pay.

J.K. Pollock Poland W. H. Wilson Thos. Hook Holmesville Michigan Weckesser Zimmerman Marshallville Richardson Burbank J. G. Black Wayne Church Rev. Smith Bloomington Holmesville Presbyterian Church H. A. Redfield Nottingham John C. Welday Solon Webster Madge Williams Washington D. H Zillah Garrett Paint Valley

Wagoncr op Company proposes moving pam tro Louisville to Wooster

A proposition from the Wagoncr op Company regarding relocating the pam tro from Louisville to Wooster has been received by the Board of Trade. Action is expected to be considered soon.

Wagoncrop Company Louisville Wooster Hag Board of Trade

E Word hero Olivecrotie Phosia on market

Fragmentary OCR notes with names and places unclear. Reads like listing of people and items without coherent event or dates.Unable to determine a clear subject or outcome from the readable text.

Death of Dr Samuel Kirkwood at Wooster and Albert Lea

The telegraph reports the death of Dr Samuel Kirkwood at Albert Lea Minnesota after a long illness. He served Wooster University as Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy and was a planned civil engineer for the city sewer system. He is survived by his wife and two children and was a member of the Royal Arcanum and Masons. He was born in Ohio and educated at Indian State University.

Samuel Kirkwood Albert Lea Minn Kirkwood Albert Len Wo University of Wooster Origina Shair Wooster University Wooster Prof Kirkwood Aynes Armstrong Samuel K. Kirkwood Albert Lea Minn Roym Arcanum and Masons Samual J. Kirkwood Woodfield Ohio Imo Indian State University Atambridgre Biurorus Tso4 Jxgu Tdittio Isostusw

Obituary notes from Wooster area recount several deaths

The week mourns multiple passings including Jessie King of Wooster who died at 40 after illness, Mrs Jessie King of Cleveland lineage, Mrs Fanny Phillips Moore sister to local residents aged 57, and Ulysses E. Gilbert of Wadsworth aged about 50. Also notes A W Blackburn’s mother died aged 74 in West Newton from paralysis. services held, interment pending, and a Wooster telegram confirms Mrs Moore’s death in California.

A. W. Blackburn West Newton Jessie King North Buckeyes Street Hopsearey St. Jame's Episcopal Church Ulysses E. Gilbert Wadsworth Smithville Place Wooster Gray Rocks Exeter Cal Fanny Phillips Moore A. D. Moore Forest City Fredera Tick King

Surprised They Wed in Wooster Surprise Wedding

John Peebles Jr and Miss Knowles were married in June in New York. The couple arrived at South Buckeye street Wooster to announce the wedding to his parents who were unaware of the union. They will stay in Wooster for several days before traveling on.

J. S. Adair Ethel Power Denver Violetta Barrett H. E. Baker Orrville Will Ssybolt Philadelphia Europe Daniel Bell South Grant Street John Robinson Millersburg J . Appleman Odenkirk & McClarran Lberty Street Sherman Rhoades Canton Smith Ft. S. Gray Howard Wooster C. M. Gray South Buckeye Street Point Breeze Park A. M. Parrish Blandford Maiden Lane Eakin P. S. Shrig Fred Heim Bloomington Heim Ihrig Mrs. Hills New York Southampton Paris Sprague Miriam Hills John Peebles Jr John Peebles Mr Peebles Miss Lillis Knowles Mr. Peebles Miss Knowles Lap

Children's day exercises draw large Evangelical crowd

June 14 Jefferson reports a largely attended children’s day program at the Evangelical church with a small-town mood. Misa Smith to represent YPA at Alkeran this week. Sprivler and Mrs Wesley Warner chosen for Rpworth League convention at Seville. John Robison converting old barn into new. Henry Heyl remodeling. Bert Stauffer to install new roof. John Myera built a summer house. School to close Friday. Shermare Spangler and family visit Wayne Saturday.

Jefferson Evangelical Church Misa Smith YPA Alkeran Sprivler Wesley Warner Rpworth League Seville John Robison Henry Heyl Bert Stauffer John Myera Bagan Shermare Spangler Familss John Walmer Wayne

Runaway Wagon Terrorizes Liberty Street Scene

A runaway two horse wagon on Liberty Street between Walnut and Bever caused injuries to Hiram Fisher Fleming Fisher and Andrew Levers after the neck yoke failed. Vail, a bystander from Orrville with the Zook Buggy Co., grabbed the lines and was dragged several hundred feet before being freed. Fleming Fisher sprained his right arm Levers broke his right wrist while Vail sustained severe hip bruising and remained bedridden the next day.

Liberty Street Hiram Fleming Fisher Andrew Levers Walnut Liberty Streets Levers Wall Orrville Zook Buggy Co Vail Mr Vail

Lightning Damages House and Kills Cow in Storm

During a Thursday thunderstorm in LATTASBURG a summer house owned by Edward Bowman was struck by lightning. The bolt split the stovepipe, knocked doors ajar, and forced them open, but only light damage occurred. Nearby, lightning struck Daniel Martin’s barn, killing a cow but causing little structural damage. News notes include local visits, funerals, travel, a birth, and a death in Mohican cemetery with service conducted by Rev. Harris.

Tae Kerrorican Lattasburg Edward Bowman Daniel Martin Geo. Brown Mansfield J. K. Brown Hotel Paloter David Holenshi Ruckman Richland County Charles Garver Cleveland Garver Columbus al Pfeiffer Ashland County John Dr. Nyers Christian Berkey Savannah Lou Funk Findlay Ossian Myers Tddiana Corbin Myers Rufus Imhof Abraham Myers Mohican Rev Harris Rowsburg

Two Good Games for Fourth of July Baseball

Arrangements were concluded Tuesday morning for two games on July 4. The local team will host the famous Sharon nine from Medina county, a club expected to provide the hardest tests of the season and good news to fans who would otherwise have to be away from home to see ball games.

Sharon Medina County

Fooled His Friends by a Wooster Couple

Harvey Moses son of P. Moses employed by baker Hiram Fisher married Miss Nellie Lelchty in Ashland last Friday evening. Moses worked all day Friday then traveled to Ashland for the ceremony performed by Rev Duncan. He returned to Wooster Saturday morning and will move with his wife to Wooster in a few days. the marriage was kept secret from his employer until late Saturday night.

Harvey Moses WV. P. Moses Hiram Fisher South Market Street Ashland Nel'ie Lelchty Moses Rev Duncan Wooster

Union Township Education Board Election Report

A fragmented report from the Union Township Education Board election notes recent voting activity and results. It records officials, local precincts, and voter turnout, with emphasis on the education committee’s performance and decisions.

Fast Union Township Board ‘Education Ats

Meier Brothers dedicate new baron with big dance

Burbank July items note a Pan-American Expo trip and a lively town scene. Mrs Mary Orviller was very low yesterday while Rudolph Whitner and companion were seen in Akro. The Meier Brothers dedicated their new baron with a large dance Saturday night drawing a full church crowd for Onarons exercises. A brass band of 22 pieces performed as part of a festival to benefit the band, with crowds filling streets and sidewalks.

aNn Maysvipin Mary Orviller Rudolph Whitner Akran Miers Bas Scott Meier Brothers Fountain Milkhouse West End Lamanritchfeld, Jr Tours Maleuut Ulysses Nussbaum Fredericksburg Apple Nuld Jas. Hower Cleveland Wm Hower TM Ogden Akron Perry Cowie Garden City Kansas Nis Dross Burbark Buffalo Bill A. K. Luce Wooster William Retchard Abraham ‘Myers Lattasburg Sunda Thomas Barnes Canaan John Double Bries F. W. Neumyer Orrville Oliver Gramley Shelby Curt McCowshay Ashland

Smithville Happenings and Local Notices

Smithville June 24 local notes report the death of Gilbert of Wadsworth at 10 am. He was born and raised in Smithville and buried in Wadsworth tomorrow. Other items note visits by Miss Olive Burr and many residents, pension allowances for Elisha and Anna Allen, and Daniel Leichty’s arrest for health code violations.

Smithville Temere Tohkeor Gilbert Wadsworth Anna Blattenberg Delaware University Olive Burr Oakdale Long Island H. M. Horst Eberly Horst Wayne County Agnes Cissidy Lizzie Hammond Sharon Claribel Derr Wooster Daisy Darr Vera Clapper Mary Cochel Mansfield Maud Bricker Little Fike Fostieman Clarence Merriman J M Merriman Lind Wash Seattle Ohio Jobn Schrock Buffalo Cleveland Honor Kiefer Ray Kiefer Ofincinnati Minnie Mame Myers Youngstown Wm. P. Myers Magadore Elmira Yoder Jobo Jonnso Mies John B. Erb Weilersville Daniel Leichty Orrville Greene Township

Epworth League Elects Officers After Monday Meeting

The Epworth League held a Monday evening meeting and elected officers. Frank Herman was named first vice president with the remainder of the slate announced for the upcoming term.

Othlote Epworth League Prank Herman

Seventeenth District Delegates Named to State Convention

The seventeenth district representatives to the state convention committees include Sern eene Committee W. ter Rules and Order M. Mooney Tuscarawas Resolutions M. L. Smyser Credentials D. M. Ickes Licking Permanent Organization Charles Geldler Coshocton.

Sers W. Ter M. “Db Mooney I Tuscarawas M. L. Smyser D. M. Ickes Licking Charles Geldler Coshocton

Surprise 66th Birthday Marked By 16th O V I Veterans

Barbertown June 24 A pleasant surprise party honored Wm F McKee near Barbertown for his 66th birthday. Comrades from Akron and six companies of the 16th O V I recalled Civil War memories from Fort Sumter to Appomattox while Mrs McKee and daughters prepared a splendid supper. Speakers including W B Tannehill and Kh F Turd praised the guest, with chairs and tokens of esteem given. Music and songs closed an evening the guests called memorable.

Barberton Wm. F. McKee O V. I Akron 16Tho V. S Ft. Sumpter Appomattox Haileslark George Zimmermann Tacols Moore J Mos Ison Yi Ward Barbertco Guy Auman Doylestown

Declared a Nuisance in Orrville Case

Daniel Leichty who runs a phosphate establishment near Orrville was jailed in Canton for failing to pay a $100 fine after an odor complaint alleging dead horses buried by him created a nuisance. Leichty refused to seek legal relief or pay the fine and was sent to the workhouse.

Daniel Letchty Orrville Leichty Legalask Canton

Also Mentioned on This Page

John P. Waefér Nola Bronco Bae Pepe the Wooster Preserving Co Maxwell L. P. Olinger C. M Lovett Court of Common Pleag Celia Schuck West Eee Tees Ephriam Lehman L. B. Eberly Barbara Tintsman Phoenix Bank Medina E. W. Newkirk Charles M. Lovett United States Newkirk Lovean Lovett Callev Mr. Ohliger Lillian Myers Birdie Wilhelm J.C. McClelland Holmes County H. H. Zeigler Amariesa H. A. Imgard Jesse B. Wilhelm Fire Department Canaan Township Lottie O. Everhard Yankton L. D L. D. Craighead Pittsburg Apple Creek O'dells Alke Sheriff McCoy Whitmore American Bank John A Gann Kentucky First Presbyterian Odell’s Lake Mike Berg Millbrook Berry Adair Mainz Rhine Colo Holland London England Scotland St_ Louis Dutier J.S Morgan & So Ort Broad Street J C Mctlarran Isaac Schriber T. W. Orr Sam H Boyd Wil Robert Odell's Lake Col J C. Morris W. B. Hyde New Wooster Baptist Association J. W. Hummelbau Plank & Gray L. ¥. Holden Jacob Frick Lulu Frick Company D James Phelps C. D Smith Willaman Warehouse J. J. Kinney M. M. Yoder Grant Street N. Y Will Yoder Elmhurst Hotel Niagara Falls Blacklayville Cornet Band M. E Dr. 0. A. Hills Hero Ontarioz Albert Lea, Minnesota WM. Annat Eamessien Freestee Nellie Leichty William Annat Alo Maysville Newsy
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