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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1905

Page

5

Markets by Telegraph to Wooster Stock Exchange

Market summary received by wire shows Wheat May at 1.1843 dollars and mixed grain quotes, with Pork May around 12.25, Lard May 2.074, Butter at 1.8 per pound, eggs and other staples listed. Cleveland and Chicago livestock prices for cattle, sheep, lambs, hogs vary by grade with numerous per hundred and per head figures. East Buffalo and shipping markets provide additional cattle and hog priceings, with no single dominant trend due to wide spreads across regions.

Wooster Stock and Grain Exchange Woonste Tock Exchange Probior DUC Cleveland Chicago

Remains Buried After Tragic Train Strike Near Creston

Creston March 14 Mrs A L Conrad and children from Springfield visit her parents Mr and Mrs Elmore St. Julio. A man about 45 was killed Friday morning between Orrville and Smithville on the Wheeling Lake Erie trace by a northbound train. He was struck by the pilot bar behind the left car. The body was taken to G W Littell’s undertaking rooms for burial in Canaan. Nothing of value found on the person. Township trustees ordered burial. West Salem dry goods owner Gensemer & Son’s manager Mr. ??? spent Sunday with family. Mr. D D Gensemer to move his family next month. Creston faces loss as Mrs Gensemer and baby are mourned. Rev S B Sears preached two sermons at the Methodist church. choir performed. Lecture course closed with Mr Henry Clark’s talk “Boxes” at town hall. Local editor criticizes the Daily Republican and calls for younger writers. Mrs Dattie Wells of Barberton was in town for real estate deals. W A Miller of Barberton and Miller Bros hardware visited on business. E W Wells, former Wheeling & Lake Erie agent, will move to Rockport in April. If business leaders leave Creston, prospects look grim. Mrs Phil Baum slowly improves after illness. Our jeweler advertises hospital clocks. A hospital would provide for husbands and nagging wives, promising happier days. Mr A Jordan died on Maple Avenue last Tuesday. remains taken to Rockport by a hearse.

Creston A. L. Conrad Springfield Elmore St. Julio Orrville Smithville G. W. Littell Canaan Gensemer & Sone West Salem Ale Gensemer Cevere Sears Methodiat Church Imo Suiliger Ethel Foley Henry Clark Town Hall Clark Daily Republican Rome Republican Dattie.Wells Barberton Ead W. A Miller Miller Bros Miller Broe E. W. Wells Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroand Ellen Kivug State Sunday School Association Doty Southville Stelzer Chippewa Ant Village Faiily Dalton Sarah Siwith Sterling Corps of Teachers Jeasie Yoder TAC Pontins Uartzler Wour Ter Hom Swartz Nerry Winote Weiler Vernon Cleveland World Walliam Coulter J .C. Burra Galita Praday Poron Contter Burris Coulter Galion Ruby Buchanan Rameey Buchanan Mra M N ‘Guiner Munroe County Buchanan Grinerd& Sons Villaman Schrock & Hartzler Swenger & Houston Paul Maggie Uilware Starn Reedsburg Y. S. Baker John Derr Akron John Snoddy A. Kurtz Naropa Idaho Holmes County Adam Kurtz Chicago

Pernna endorsements and patient letters from 1900s ads

Letters from patients and supporters praise Peruna tonics for stomach catarrh and overall health, claiming cures and long-term relief. Endorsers include Grand Central Hotel in St Paul and individuals from Indiana and Illinois, with testimonials on renewed appetite and vitality. The ad invites readers to request free medical advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.

O. K J. W. Pritchard Peruna Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Golden Corners spring social notes and visits

March 14 update from Golden Corners mentions visits by Julia Gant and Edna May to Mrs. Dave Sin, Quenton Crater to Mr and Mrs George Miller, Ben Switzer trip to Akron, and improving health of last week’s illnesses. A mission meeting at Mrs Frank Gearhart’s home, Lulu Miller’s visit with her parents, and Will Hasek’s return accompany. An entertainment at Golden Corners school on March 24 features Muldoon Blanchers, a pantomime Corn Cure, plus music with small admission for the school fund. George Winter’s school term ends with a successful showing and large audience.

Golden Corners Hurtab Springzhird Julia Gant Edna May Dave Sin Jast Sunnday Master Q Uenton Crater and Mirs George Miller Jas Ben Switzer Akron Tow Winkler Overton Frank Gearhart Lulu Miller William Hawk Will Hasek Golden Corners +school Muldoon Blanchers William McAfee Tra Brinkerhoff George Winter

Village Notes From Blachleyville March 14

March 14 Blachleyville residents report Wooster state visits to collect small earnings. Districts debate school curtains. board overrules. Mrs Vint Walton back from visit to Nagebvills. Mrs Caboe Shreve in village nursing daughter Mrs Ed Rickenbaugh. J G Sidle’s son injured eye at school. K O T M smoker planned March 21. Maccabees invited. Garold Shoemaker returns from Jeromeville. Francis Rickenbaugh family visiting. Gene Sidte buys brooch cinema flat in east town. C W Rittenhouse and wife attend ill mother care.

Wooster Cstate Vint. Walton Nagebvills Caboe Shreve Ed. Rickenbaugh J. G. Sidle Beatyee Uhder Ib Garold Vor Jeromeville Francis Rickenbaugh Gene Sidte Brooci Cinema Rittenhouse Ana

Smithville Notes Reflect Local Church and Family News

Smithville reports include large crowds at Thursday evening Methodist Church meetings, Ellen Kivug active in state Sunday School work, and visits from Miss Sarah Siwith and Miss Jeasie Yoder. Local items note bank activity, a funeral, a fatal error in a publication, and family records. Mrs Ruby Buchanan dies near Smithville, Mr and Mrs Lewellyn-Steiger relocate to Monroe County, and Gideon Yode recovers from a paralytic attack as residents await Chicago-bound plans.

Lattasburg Notes and Local Happenings

Lattasburg March 14 Marquis Garn closed a successful school term in district No. 8. Alice Berry hosts at sister Mrs Job Swinebart. Joby Rutt and wife visited Ashland last week. Walter Painter plans to resign Cleveland Press agency after post office closure. Mail routes and scattered typos ripple through Westerie and Richland county. Elizabeth Fonalman, wife of Samuel Fonalman, dies at 68 at the German Baptist church.

Lattasburg Ashland Chadwick Elizabeth Fonalman Samuel Fonalman German Baptist Church

Revival Services At Bethel Church In Overton

Overton March notes report Bethel church revival led by Yuders of Fustoria, with thirteen conversions so far. Weavers, Howman recovering from an accident but able to ride, and the Culbertsons, Lev, Moyers, and Walton planning a trip to Afiebigeen. all attenders abroad future home plans.

Overton Yuders Fustoria Bethel Church

Resolutions of Respect for Miss Leota Snyder Tate

Community group notes the sudden death of Miss Leota Snyder Tate, cherished Epworth League member, praising her bright Bible teaching, cheerful spirit, and tireless service for the church and community. The resolutions express sympathy to the family, call for memorial records and publication, and honor her as a faithful friend and worker for the kingdom.

Morrland Epworth Deota Snyder Tate Siater Leota Epworth League Florence Franks Dessie Suhaaf Ward Watson

Protracted meeting and local notices at Murerlund

Protracted meeting in progress with calls for workers and reflections on muddy roads. Local notes report guests, visits, weddings rumored, and residents moving to new farms or towns. Mentions of relief from fever, a near-fire incident at Fred Villard’s home, and residents preparing for travel to Coshocton and Toronto.

Meaat Dow Fred Villard Mt. Eaton Albert Marchand Coshocton Bob Kennweil George Marchand Toronto Can

Weather hints at spring as March 18 notes roll in

March 18 entry reports weather turning mild and hints of spring. It records social visits with Sonday and family guests of WW Hower, Mr Brant and family visiting Enfield, and E Bridenstine moving to a new home bought from R.9. Major Samuel Buchanan's serious illness is noted at Bethel Sunday evening.

Sonday WW. H. Bower Brant Enfield Bridenstine Samuel Buchanan Bethel

Funeral for Robert Douglagy draws large church crowd

Sunday service at United Presbyterian Church drew a way crowd, estimated at five hundred inside and two hundred more outside. The service honored Mr. Robert Douglagy, with Rev Wood Fetters delivering the sermon on Isaiah 8 10. The Choristers of allied churches led hymns as family members and friends gathered. Additional notes mention the Ghotts of the Presbyterian Church planning a concert, and various relatives visiting Ashland.

Robert I. Douglagy United Presbyterian Church Batelawas Lipul Presbterians Fonerad Ro Jo Cnouninghaw Wallaster Mr Co la Tence Dune Tee McDowell Akron Roterr Pouglas Snodas Rolbbery

Mare 15 Ninter war pab Hes schools clog Friday

Vague OCR fragment mentions schools and a Friday event tied to Mare 15 Ninter war pab Hes. No clear entities or actions.

Marriage Licenses Granted In Various Localities

Pairs listed include QW Dedez with Nellie A Kennedy of Shreve. Faton Ateu tarrett with Belle Wilhelm of Shreve. Jun Ho Shouv oof Wooster with Jessie Fortes of Smithville. Jobo Morningstar Caval Palton with Ettine oof Statshall Ne Charles Reh of Irville with Hnutinh Stell of Marshallville Il. A Faget of Urivide with Alda Baily of Dalton.

QW Dedez Nellie A Kennedy Faton Ateu Tarrett Belle Wilhhelm Shreve Jun Ho Wooster Jessie Fortes Smithville Jobo Morningstar Caval Palton Ettine Statshall Charles Reh Irville Hnutinh Stell Marshallville A. Faget Urivide Alda Baily Dalton

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