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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1894

Page

4

May 23 1894 notices from Republican Printing Co

Advertisement deadlines and rates from The Republican Printing Co in East Liberty Street. Notices such as entertainments and one time items must be received by noon to ensure insertion. free notices not offered for daily and weekly editions. otherwise standard rates apply.

East Liberty Atrest

Weathered notes and events from Wayne County

A collage of local notices and happenings from Wayne County in August to May. Items include a preacher's institute session, a political speech, parole petitions, shopfront signs by Ed Weyles, Wetter's Circus in Fredericksburg, farmer club plans, a Lincoln J Carter show at City Opera House, bridge and road work progress, a theft report, a burglary scare, and community health board organization.

Wayne County Preacher’s Institute Elouse People’s Party Hartley Shaffer Tront Sibley’s Ed. Weyles Wetter Jacob Amstutz Sterling Wrench Works Co Dexter Tylers Sandusky Practical Farmer Capton Township W. EJ. Jovlson Ohreve HL. Aylsworth Wm. Tlague Annie Sidle Cora Leckey Philip Sidle Esaay Stebecca Loblson Kauke Athletic Grounds Cand Gounod Vilas City Opera House Aloma Music Hall Alomn Kgunlon

Personal notices and social roundup from Wooster area

Saturday’s Daily shows a stream of personal notices from Canton to Wooster. Names include Frank Miller, Mrs W W Firestone, Col W Hard, G W Kauke, Thomas Thomas of Columbus, William Cramer of Fredericksburg, John Painter, Mrs Wm Murdoch, Geo oss Findlay, Miss Lena Joss Akron, and many others visiting, traveling, or ill.

Frank Miller Canton W. W. Firestone Col. W. Hard G. W. Kauke Cleveland Thomas Thomas U. of W .4 Columbus Wagster William Cramer Fredericksburg Wayne County John Painter Wm Murdoch Akron Massillon Geo Oss Findlay Guy Teeple Teeple Mra Fli, White Millersburg Emma Lightcap West Larwill Street Losa Steinmetz Daylestown Nelia Marshall Wooster Lena Jsoss

Memorial Day Parade and Services Plan Amid Cemetery Marches

The community invites participation from tory, fire department, societies, citizens and schools for a Memorial Day tribute. A parade forms at 1:30 p.m. on North Market and North streets, then moves to Oak Hill for services led by Hon. M. L. Smyser and John McSweeney. The day includes memorial rites, floral tributes, and a sequence of cemetery visits ending at Moorland and Diglow, with a Memorial sermon next Sunday.

Marshal Alcock Orest Memorial North Market North Streets Oak Hill Comspander Mezler Rey E. A M. L. Smyser John McSweeney Rey EK. M. Back UG. A Co. D Reg Graves Andrew Trunk J.P. van Nest John F. Barrett W.H Woodland John A. Blessing Andrew Branatetter Hussell Kénlon Albert J. Harry Kt. Elson C. Wo Mce- Clure F. C. Whittier Harry McClarran Samuel Metzler J. C Larry McClarran John Farrett Andrewee The Woman's Relief Corps Wm. Iobison B. F. Miller Geor. Emrich A Braintetter Committee On Flowers Womans Relief Corps Evergreen John Hall James W Christy Charles Land John McIntire L’est J.D Barcus Woman's Relef Corps Oak Grove Cemetery Millbrook Ripley Cemetery Orst Ripley Isiglow Diglow Mapewell Moorland Cemetery Shreve Ohio National Guards Rapley Hopewell MM Ob Kev Ruff inGg R. Hallatz Sharp Fallin

May Frost Threat Weighs On Farmers After Cleveland Fallout

The text links a sudden May cold snap to a defiant Cleveland convention, noting relentless rain and 40 degree highs. It warns of frost by May 2, threatening wheat, corn, and fruit while claiming the weather could boost wheat prices for those who evade frost. The Weather Bureau remains cautiously hopeful about clearing skies eventually.

Cleveland Weather Bureau

Rail notices and personnel changes across regional lines

News briefs report Dalton agent Frank Iuegsegger resigning due to wage cuts, Wheeling & Lake Erie cutting passenger trains and most freight due to coal scarcity, and Canton appraiser figures for L. F. railroad including per mile costs. Massillon transfers, Orrville Salem work-train layoffs, Fort Wayne rail work, and Pennsylvania Railroad time and route adjustments. Canton resident Mrs. Kuhns returns after a custody suit.

Frank Iuegsegger Dalton Navarre Wheeling & Lake Erie Marshall L. F Canton Howard Kuch Massillon Warwick Orrville Salem Upper Sandusky Fort Wayne Orryllie Pennsylvania New York Chicago

Dastardly Burglary Fails to Fathom Widow’s Safe

A three-man intrusion in a North Buckeye street residence on May 28, 1894 left Mrs. George Howard injured and robbed of a jar containing about 40 dollars. The assailants, masked and assaultive, beat and choked the widow during a 3 minute raid while ransacking rooms for cash. No suspects identified. police note the entry via a damaged kitchen door and a battered back door approach. The crime occurred while her family was out of town and she attended church services the following morning.

Howard Lgarrett’s Sons Forth Wooster Brick End Clay Co Karl Metz Maulsins Win Maurers Ord Frank Naftzgera Iturday J. W Lehr John Walmer Wayne Township John Wagner Herman Berbert Cleveland Berbert Killbuck Palmer Second Ward J G George Sligh Street Leiner and Latimer Lincoln J Carter City Opera House United States Kenyout Rio East Liberty Street Ritch P! Hankey New York Tyler Tg Pittsburg Fred Baysinger Doylestown Ybder Jacob Durstine Leyda Ft. Wayne Jagent Dixmont L’a T .S. Shepard Springfield Johnson Massillon Telephone Exchange Geo Faber D .W. Mehlillen Urrville City Storn Florence Garrettsville Howardert Anna Applebaugh Salt Lake City Chas. Smith Fred Phelps A.S. Lehmpe Waukesha Wis Fred Tvith Grace Geo Sweitzer Wooster Township Eli Hiplines Smithville O.L. Kean Wooster Myeradale Greist George Howard Buckeye Street Mrs Howard Elisperman North Market Street Reformed Church

Photographer Guy Teeple Stricken at Home

In a strange coincidence reported in multiple papers, Guy Teeple the well known photographer and part of the Teeples in Millersburg lies dangerously ill at Clement Russell’s residence corner East Tremont and Hast street. His illness is described as a general breakdown with inability to retain nourishment, attributed in part to cigarette use. His mother from Wooster has traveled to be with him and Dr. Garrigues attends, hoping for a recovery unless complications appear.

Republican Wm. Heffelfinger Wooster Millersburg Onday Madsillon Independent Guy Teeple Clement Russell East Tremont Hast ‘Street Teeple Garrigues Ali

Constipation Cure Sold with Money Back Guarantee

Advertisement shows Laubach yard sale item promising Positive Cura for constipation with a money back guarantee. Mentions claims of blood health benefits and provides unclear pricing and contact hints.

Laubach Yd

Wooster Jury Term Ends After Ten Weeks

The Common Pleas jury in Wooster completed a ten week term with jurors dismissed by Judge Dowell on a Saturday after hearing a crowded docket. The court scheduled hearings for May 23 through June 7 covering estates, civil actions, and local cases, including Jacob Snell v Snell and university matters.

Dowell Michael Mowery Margery A Lawrys John W Jacobs Jon McGlennen C al. Lovett Cyrus Miller Kling Breitenstein I Staggart Peter Anfang J. C Atland J Styder Eimer Eshelman Martin Aaron McAfee John McAfee Sadie Jones James F Jones Edward Gelselman Jovian Nostran M. W Maize HW. R. Horn Christian Urkhart Elizabeth Burkhart Ayosiay Tay Sarah Illis J. Ebright Louisa Tlizer Geo Hizer J F Reinbart, Sr M. Quinby Wooster As Light Co W. S. Lorter KF. Jordan Wm. Clouser Mary I Clouser Jacob Keiffer

Portland-Tuned Excursion Tickets Offered May Twenty Ninth

May 29 special excursion tickets to Northwest West and Southwest points will be sold at principal Pennsylvania Lines stations. Tickets good for return after thirty days. Details from Cory Foe Line Ticket Agent or F Van Dusen Pittsburgh PA. Kelser of Burbank visiting brother Milo. T H Stansbury of Smithville speaks with family in Massillon.

Southwest Pennsylvania Northwest West Cory Foe Line Adress F. van Dusen Pittsburg Massillon Charles Kelser Burbank Milo

City council debates alleys and sewers amid street work

Town meeting adjourns after lengthy session addresses alley condition between Mrs McLimb’s and property on East Liberty street. Petition signed by multiple residents seeks access to the city owned alley blocked by a rear wall. Reports approve street sweeper purchase and hose for Acme car. Ordinances for cobble gutter and sewer work discussed with final votes lost then reconsidered and passed unanimously. New Board of Equalization nominees named. Actions include street sweeping plans and fire department involvement.

M Wilasgo M Fombell M V Faux Kills Perman W Lasdis J [ Schmuck Jek Wodlich Geo Bloxham Lightcap Mc Limb East Liberty Street Austin Odenkirk Acme Keper Simet Henry Street Jones Electric Light Co J E. Applevaugh KT Bechtel James Ashamp Engen Shamp Eason Spink Street Bowman Street Hever Street East North Street Eall Avenue Kirkwood Anthony Leies First Ward J C S’lumer Second Ward Amés Joseph H. Wilhel Joseph L’lumer Vores Board of Equalization Noso J. H. Wilhelm John Blessing Wm. McIlroy A. F. Buchheit Jeffrigs Bolicstor Yost Keister

Local notes include deaths and community events in Ashland and beyond

Fragmentary local notices report deaths in Akron and Doylestown areas, social events at the Circle Club near Ioana Lake, and dances planned for May. Readings mention church activities, temperance talks, and a few village incidents in Shreve, Wooster, and nearby towns.

Scarlet Feser Brown

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