Century club banquet highlights at First Presbyterian church
The seventeenth annual Century club banquet drew 40 to 50 attendees at the First Presbyterian church parlor. A reception preceded the meal with a varied menu. Dr N Hickok led as toastmaster, delivering toasts on impressions and farming, with music from Mrs Wetzler and Miss Lara Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Club
First Presbyterian Church
Cotfea
W. Z. Bennett
N. Hickok
E. V DuBois
Prof. Black
Alva Agee
Agricola
HY Kirkpatrick
Bob Burdette
Mra
Oo Metzler
Charles Hanperton
Tiali's Family Pills Read as Federal Drug Claim
Fragmented OCR-like copy shows a dated sale claim for Tiali's Family Pills. The text suggests warnings about drug usage, testing, and legality, with references to practitioners and drug content. Reading is partial and garbled, not clearly verifiable.
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Pain Balm Relief Claim
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a near magical cure for rheumatism promising quick relief that enables rest and sleep. A Tennessee user testimonial claims the balm provides permanent relief after initial expectations of short relief. Sold by all druggists as advertised in The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Chamberlain
V. A. Liggett
Yum Yum
Tenn
U.S.A
Born There in May and Other Local News Notes
May births at South Walnut street school announce a daughter to Prof. Nelson Sacavain and his wife while families on East South street welcome a daughter to Mrs. Jone and Mr. Zane. Orrville notes a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Emal Zane. Headlines report a jealousy dispute on West Liberty street and a healer’s request for gifts of geraniums and Gold Thread Flour ads pepper the page. Community notices include a sheriff escort for an insane patient, a work crew expansion at Lodi Mills, a monument contract with the Hamlin brothers, and several building, road, and agricultural updates across Orrville and Holmes county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Sacavain
South Walnut Street
Hope
Heara of Education
Microine
George Bloxham
East South Street
Mre
Emaf Zane
Pittsburg
O . Gi
Eugene Massoni
Sheriff Brown
Malinda Wise
Shreve
Massidion Hospital
Daniel Twicr
Theity
Net
Orrville
Scher
Soas
Lodi Mills
Lodi
Ohio
Saved by Dynamite Cure for Coughs and Bronchitis
J T Gray of Calhoun Georgia recalls his wife’s persistent cough. Two doctors prescribed strong medicine, then Dr Wilcox New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, which eased her cough and aided sleep and recovery. Sold at Laubach and Boyers Drug Store for 1.00. 85 P Cap Gat Ree
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z JT Gray
Calhoun
Wilnoy
Laubach & Tboya
cEng
Chubb heir to large estate may from grandmother
Columbus May 1 Adjutant General Critchfield visits Columbus with Frederick A Chubb, former Eighth Ohio soldier, claiming inheritance from his grandmother Harriet Chubb. Chubb, once Col C V Hard’s orderly nicknamed Chubby, recounts foraging antics in Cuba and Panama postings, noting Shafter’s supply looting and remarks on life in Panama and California. A final note mentions his family connection to Senator George Frisbie Board and Chamberlain’s tablets advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calaumbus
Critchfield
Frederick A Chubb
Eighth Ohio
Panna
Athol
Maes
Harriet Chubb
Chubb
Coonol C. V. Hard
Ryons
Chubby
Columbus
C. V Hard
A. B. Critchlefield
Chuabby
Cuba
Siboney
Santiago
Geemral Shafter
Ashland
Pittsburg & Western Railroad
Mueteront
California
Panama
United States Commission
Culebra Cat
Coologne
Church
George Frisbie Board
Massachusetts
Corn Planting Delayed by Week of Rain Across Regions
Weather bureau weekly crop summary reports excessive rain hindered corn planting in the central valleys and lake region. In Iowa and the corn belt, several dry days are needed to resume planting. Wheat rusts and insect damage are noted in the southern belt, but overall wheat remains in promising condition with progress noted. Spring wheat in the Dakotas and Minnesota shows slow growth, North Dakota suwa frozen, oats improve in Iowa Nebraska Kansas, and bay growth generally promising except upper Missouri valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Chestnut
Orrville
Canton
George, Fisher
The
Wooster Monumental Works
Haulin Brothers
Chicago
Wen
Amogg
Vicksburg
Obin
Mablon Rponeh
Fins Prereon
Wiliam Brandt
Waite Riley Mowery
Andrew Braunatetter
Newton Gor
Theodore Criss
David Barnhart
John Wiler
Bureau Xs
Wayne County
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Dakotas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Wooster bank building sells at public sale for 7405
The Wooster National Bank building on West Liberty sold for 7405 at public sale, $1000 above the prior bid. Bids opened at 6750 with contenders Frank W. Miller G S C Gooley Emmet Lee and C M Lovett. Lee and Lovett stayed to the end bidding in small increments to reach 7405, reportedly for Shreve Banking Co. use, with A D Lynch reserving right to reject bids and increase the fund to liquidate debts. Lovett indicated interest in banking business and expected details soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster National Bank
West Liberty Street
Sase
Joan W. Bryant
Wvs Miller
G. S. Cgooley
Emmet Lee
C. M. Lovett
Mesgrs-Lee
Lovett
A. D. Lynch
Eight Regiment Boy in Trouble in Snyder Disaster
Ralph Lerbert of Mansfield details the Snyder Oklahoma storm last week. He escaped with his life but lost property as the hardware store he was connected to and his home were destroyed. The disaster claimed 104 lives and caused hundreds of thousands in damages. Lerbert was a prominent member of Company M Eighth Regiment, N G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph ‘Lerbart
Mansfield
Snyder
Oklata
Lfe
Gerhart
Co. M Eighth Regiment
N G
Pittsburg Avenue School Entertainment Program
On Friday at 1.30 p m the pupils will present a program featuring songs and performances by grades one through five. Numbers include America Hiawatha’s Childhood Youth Minnebaba The Famine The White Man and Hiawatha’s Departure and a Temperance Song The Bonny Flag a W R C oleograph presentation and an address by Capt Mc Clelland Long The Stars and Stripes flag salute and school participates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Avenue
America
Hiawatha
Minnebaba
W. R C
McClelland Long
Named jury commission appoints Wayne County members
Judge B Eason of Wooster and Judge John T Maxwell of Millersburg, at a Tuesday meeting, appointed the Wayne county jury commission members D W McConnell of Milton township Adam Mowery of Wooster township William Orr of East Otton township John C Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Eason
Wooster
John T. Maxwell
Milleraburg
Court of Common Please
Wayne County Jury Commission
D. W. McConnell
Milton—township
Adam__Mowery
Wooster Township
William Orr
East-Onton—township
John C.hall
General Conference Session At River Brethren Church
The general conference of the River Brethren meets at Oniorm church near Smithville. Activities began May 15 with preaching and devotions, followed by board meetings May 16. By May 21 ordained ministers will depart for mission work in South Africa, led by Rev W O Baker. About 300 outsiders attended from multiple states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference
Néehe- Brethren In Christ
River Brethren
Autelaers
Oniorm
Smithville
boards of Home _ , Missions, Foreign Missions
Union Church
Methodist
South Africa
Frances Davidson
Smiftsville
W. O. Baker
Louisville
Stark County
Canada
Arizona
California
Kansas
New York
Pennslvania
Ohio
Canton
Dayton
Mansiela
Brenner
Abilene
Kang
Buffalo
Letter List No 20 Uncalled Letters at Wooster Post Office
The Wooster post office lists uncalled letters for May 15 including gentlemen J A Albertonik Geo A Finch Virgil Frank I Frank Patrick Ford Jacob Fetzer George Graham Lewis Groupe Warner Jones Chas Keen O Cnarley Meiasner Edgar Phillips W L Slatz Hugh Warren and ladies Mrs Margaret Bale Mrs W E Warr Mrs Kahharine Smith Mrs Mary Weiler T Flatery P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Albertonik
Geo. A Finch
Virgil Frank
I. Frank
Patrick Ford
Jacob Fetzer
George Graham
Lewis Groupe
Warner Jones
Chas. Keen
Ocnarley Meiasner
Edgar Phillips
W. L. Slatz
Hugh Warren
Margaret Bale
W. E. Warr
Kahharine Smith
Mary Weiler T
L. Flattery
P. M
Ohio Game Wardens Report Summary to Commission
Game Warden J C Porterfield reports to the fish and game commission. He notes 1900 figures with 304 cases appearing and 681 convictions with 141 pending. In 1900 there were 61 wardens, 55 making no arrests. in 1904 wardens increased to 115 with 28 making no arrests. Porterfield criticizes wardens not performing duty and urges removal of those failing to act while praising the honesty of fish and game prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Commission
J. C. Porterfield
Porterfield
Minstrel Man in Jail in Lima Court
Frederic Jamps of the John W. Vozel minstrel company and Miss Jennie Weddell of Piqua, aged 16, were arrested in Lima. In police court Jamps was found guilty on a charge by the girl's parents, fined 100 dollars and costs, and given ten days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Frederic Jamps
John W. Vozel Minstrel Company
Jennie Weddell
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Dave Tee
Avera
Ada
iFeea M
Prea
Bennett
Uber
Toledot Wartasu
Wissan
Manvise
Tiali
Advertiséin
the Republican
Orrville Merchinte
Walter WoSnoath
Orrville Thresher
Conplex
Patterson
Holmes County
van Wayne
van Wayne Ants 25 Ont Ay 1S Crawf
Coshocton
Sandisky
Sina Jront
Doin Bo Newell
Sof Wooster
Newell
Ity
Board of Commissioners
Cross Keys
Eres
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Christ Hamlin
Crows Keys
Hamlin
Brown
Carlin
Hianlin
Col. Hard
Chamberlain
Drag Stare
Eason
Maxwell
United Brethren In Christ In Session
Near- Smithville
Postoffica
Ohio-Game -Wardens
Minstrel Man
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, QA
Guardian Savings & Trust CO
CreweLane
Life Past Co
Messia
Life Plant
Lee
George Crater
Ganal Dover
Board of Equalization of
Ilta Bend
Boeldet
Life Plant CO
Canton, Q
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LL Druggist
Dr. Kilmer & Home of Swamp-Bock Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Don Tineke
Fritz
Over Wooster National Bank
Wear
Libury Street
Worter Citio
Billman
Columbian University
Washesington
Wayne Count
Lapos
Oss ‘W. Fune
Harding & Co
Artin L Smyler
Adrp Law
Merchant's Emporium
Upstatia
WM. F. Kean
McClarran’s
Iron Block
Liberty
Wooster, O
E W
Newkirk
Ofice—Jackson
Irank Taggart
Att-Law, Wooster, Quue
Frearick's
East Liberty St
Kclarran
John C. McLarras & Jones
Charles C. Jones
Attorneys-At-Law
Wooster, Ohlo
R Payior & Taylor
J.B. Tayton
R. C
Jyikam
Swartz
Washington, DC
North Market Str
Dr Stoll
Beal Honches
Bowman
J. B. Stole
W. Ryall
H. J. Stoll
Pra
Hart —Eye and Ear
DownlIng Block
Beall A Bowman
Yorine
New York Eye and Ear Institute
Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store
Public Square
Fredrick’s
J Jayne
Atte
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