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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1907

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Obituaries From Wooster Area Residents

Multiple Wooster residents died after illnesses or sudden events this week. Mrs Henry Snyder mother of Mrs W A Mougey died at home after apoplexy Monday afternoon. Mrs George Johnson 84 long a Wooster resident died Monday afternoon in infirmary. Mr J S Hamm Loudonville resident died Monday night. he had ties to Wooster. Hon E B Babelman interred Tuesday in Wooster cemetery vault last June. interment in newly purchased lot by nephew E Kabelman. Funeral notices list Rev Giu Sel Michelan and Ribera among others in the service.

Henry Snyder W. A. Mougey Wooster Reet George Johnson Sligh J. 8. Hamm Loudonville i~Wooster B.babelman Jane E.kabelman

County Christian Endeavor Convention at Smithville

The County Christian Endeavor convention at Smithville drew notable attendance and interest. Morning sessions focused on missions and junior activities, with discussions on growth in the junior division and church outreach. The event names retiring officers and honors Miss Anna Bott of Applecreek for her service, thanking hosts for their hospitality.

Christian Endeavor Smithville Vento Janior Sécre- Wouter University Misa Anna Bott Applecreek Aleo Wielr Ig Gald Sunhike County Christian Endeavor Union Bel BR. B. On Eae Anat Mise ton-Smithville Mie Bott

Old Veteran Lieut William Woodland Died in Wooster

Lieut William H Woodland of Wooster aged 73 died May 20 at his sister May Woodlands home in Leake Fork amid health issues after a long life of service. He served in Company T 109th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and was active in Given Post Army of the Republic and Baptist church work. Survived by daughter May Woodland and brothers Prof J E Woodland of Rochester and Piet Woodland of Warren. Funeral from Wooster Baptist Church on Wednesday at 2 pm, burial in Wooster Cemetery.

William 4. Woodland Wooster Laidh Leake Fork Aawland Cunty Wm. H. Woodland Wagiai Thomas Woodland Co. T. Oo. V Woodland Tenner Mae T Woodie May Woodland Au Rhee Mr. Jj Ri Waining Wooder Hospital Alster Republe Wouter Commandery Knights Tom Prof J. &. Woodland Rochester N. Y Reac

Latiasburg Sways Under Storm Destruction and Decline

Lattasburg May 21 heavy thunderstorm at 6:39 Saturday morning damaged town structures. North chimney demolished and roof, ceilings, and windows damaged. insurance held by Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. of LeRoy for 1500. Local notices mention memorial service May 26 and court actions in Wooster.

Lattasburg Tne Assotiation Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co LeRoy Ohio Ray Swinehart Winkler Davison Henry Emma Peece Common Pleas Court Wooster St. Bacon George Staltzer Samuel Steltzer Ashland County Congress Eulogistic Boys In Blue

Farmer seeks damages in carelessness fire case

A damaged OCR recounts trials in a courthouse session with Beachy versus Sonnedecker over fire damage to land, and a separate matter Ska Gearhart versus Lees over horse upkeep. Judge Eason Sheard heard motions regarding an indictment against Mrs Opel of Denton for enticing a minor to a house of prostitution, with defense arguing defect for not naming gender. Decision reserved.

Petit Jurora Beachy Ve. Sonnedecker Watter Bre Smyser Weygandt & Welser

Fertilizer lecture at Experiment Station Grange meeting

Director C. E. Thorne outlined the history of fertilizer experiments led by John B. Laws in England and early U S stations. He described field trials comparing unfertilized plots with those receiving mineral nutrients, noting phosphorus and complete fertilizer mixes often yielded the largest net returns, while the Ohio station led in scope and planning.

Grange C. E. Thorne Prof.Thorne Fiat John B. Laws England Liebig Robinstead Connecticut United States Ohio Columbine Poets Gate Thorne Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Plana

County Commission Pays a String of Bills

The board approved payments for various services and goods including road and culvert work by Henry Knepp, bridge timber, ditch work, and costs for jail inmates and burial of an indigent soldier’s widow. Other items covered insurance, typewriter express, matches, and a gate grant for an indigent soldier.

Jacob Myers Henry M. Knepp Andrew Reiman Rudman Henry M Knepp Eliot’ Fisher Co A.J Meter J.D Beer J. Pag Neat Harry McClarran Univ Law Common Pleas W. H Peters Baughman Township D. D. Hartzler Emma Baker Joseph Hunter Joel Phelan

Funeral and social notes from Shreve area scene

May 521 report notes H J Eberhart and wife at Sidle funeral in Shreve last Friday. Katherine Barnhart, long in Wooster, re Joined by Mrs J Sons and two Canton children. W E Hand and son Robert of Reedsbare visited town. Marke and wife of Ashland guests of G C Butler. Firestone lost a valuable horse last week. Mrs J H Eberhart examined the scene.

H. J. Eberhart Sidle Shreve Katherine Barnhart Wooster J. Sons Canton George Jackana W. E. Hand Robert Reedsbare Wee Marke Ashland G. C. Butler Martha W. Jackson Firestone Ee & Valuable Horse Hart J. H. Ebserae

Indictment Quashed Over Charge of Female Enticement

Judge Eason on Tuesday sustained a motion to quash an indictment against Mrs Bell by ruling it defective for failing to specify the enticed party as female. The panel was instructed to furnish a $700 bond for the next term. Prosecution plans to present the matter to the grand jury.

Junge Eason Tuesaday Éelzta Gel Canton Epticin Sivana Eason Lyman Critchield Mra Bell Critchield Bell Carlin

Village notes and health updates from Overton area

May 22 reports reveal changes in local health, visitors, and opinions on Wayne county murder trials. Mentions of Dr BH Lebr visiting Ana, John Howmean and granddaughter at Pleasant Home, Sam McAfee Sr improving, and Hattie Brinkerhof visiting Van Wert. Disorderly weather, crops, and residents' health trends noted. Cuongreas correspondent comments on trial coverage and jury blame.

Overton Mrea Alonry Raudabaugh Lebr Ana Wayne County John Howmean Pleasant Home West Salem Sam McAfee Hattie Brinkerhof van Wert Jim Walton Daniel George Sant Nick “Weat' Otts Mesdamés Smith and Johnson

Memorial sermon and picnic mark week at Canaan school

May 22 report from Canaan notes a memorial sermon by Rev Landis and an evening song service. The school will close Wednesday with a picnic after a successful year led by Miss Maggie. Ed Kissinger and wife plan to move to the Reeder place soon. Local visits include A L Reese at Chas Darrah's and Jacob Haas at Akron. Rev Landis hosted by Jacob Fetzer. The cemetery is described as neglected. An advertisement praises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for a radiant complexion.

Landis Maggie Canaan Bend School Thureday Ed Kissinger Reeder Place L Reese Chas. Darrah Burbank Jacob Haas Akron Rev. Landis Jacob Fetzer

Jeromeville Milldam Case Taken To Jeromeville Jury Report

A special jury for the Ashland county commissioners case on removing a milldam was taken to Jeromeville by Wayne county probate court for a view of the mill and surrounding lands. The hearing and arguments are expected to occupy much of the week as petitioners seek venue change.

R Frank Ashland County Wayne County Jeromeville

May 21 Children’s events and social visits reported

On May 21 children’s exercises were to be held at Newkirks Sunday evening June 164. Visits included Johnny and Nellie Spangler from Plain with cousin Helen Aylesworth J e Bosler and wife of Lake Fork calling on Lewis Beeler and wife. Fanny Kerr and others from Londonville visited. the Hamdinger club enjoyed an evening with Miss Zella McKinley near Londonville last Thursday. Refreshments and music were noted. all returned home early, praising the McKinley family as ideal entertainers. An advertisement promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla addressing fatigue.

Newkirk Johnny and Nellie Spangler Plain Helen Aylesworth J.e Bosler Lake Fork Lewis Beeler Sam Mra Fanny Kerr Diga Londonville Ed Sprang Belan Hamdinger Club Zella McKinley Plaurenty McKinley

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