11 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1903
Page
1
A full line of ladies and children's cloaks is offered with value ranges from $8 to $500. The catalog highlights a modern ladies cloak at $500, a $8 item valued at $1000, and a line of ladies coats at $10 valued at $12. Additional items priced at $16, $20, and $25 are advertised.
Dedication Sunday December 18 at the Reformed church includes a dedicatory sermon by Rev. Charles E. Miller of Heidelberg University. Rev R Zartman of Philadelphia, a former pastor, may attend. The new organ is expected to be installed within a week or two. Local news notes mention election results in Medina county and various social visits and church district events.
Roosevelt tells Congress that ratifying the reciprocity treaty with Cuba is essential to U.S. economic policy and national honor. He argues failure to enact necessary legislation would breach the nation’s pledged faith, outlining the treaty’s strategic and economic importance.
A Franklin township resident aged about 87 died after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran Church with interment in the Franklin cemetery. The obituary notes neighborly regard and long life in the community.
The Classics Club met at the Beal boarding house for a late afternoon program with readings on Crigiuio and Carly Hatory of Roasia and Miss Cervera on The March Rule Custom of Russia. Miss Hoel sang in her usual manner and literary readings followed before a lavish oyster banquet.
In Rittman on Satuday Jacob Cuppinger Jr suffered a leg wound when his brother Howard fired a gun. The bullet passed through the flesh without causing serious injury. Nearby, Boxboard works buildings near completion and other local industry updates note Landes Hershey Co and Wright Tile Co restructuring for profit sharing.
Fredericksburg reports include Emma Wolf hosting guests, a union prayer meeting at Congregational church, and the Orrville Ladies Missionary Society gathering at the Presbyterian church at 10 o clock. Mrs Strine suffered a fall while cleaning, and Miss Belle Johnson was guest of honor at a gathering for Miss Belle Jobson from Honolulu.
Obituary notices report Jacob Smarth of Burbank dying recently and being buried. Alien Shellenberger of Wayne County died in a railway accident with details of injuries and probable suffocation, obituary notes long life and marriages. other deaths include Mrs Eliza A Sibley of North Grant Street with funeral by Rev G C Sant. Mrs Wm France near New Pittsburg and Mrs Lucretia SPranks of Millersburg with interments in Reedsburg and Oakore cemeteries.
Miss Minnis Mae Eyman and Mr Charles Edward Martin wed at the bride’s parents home one mile northeast of Applecreek. About 25 relatives attended with Miss Jean Martin and Miss Artie Lilley as attendants. Pastor Rey Compton officiated under a canopy of evergreens and chrysanthemums. A wedding dinner followed. the couple plan to visit Kaspe y and other places afterward.
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