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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
4
The Wooster crowd erupted in contagious enthusiasm as Wooster Varsity faced Oberlin on Saturday. The loud plaudits and spirited support energized the players, making the triumph feel thrilling and memorable for all who witnessed the game.
The article urges unified effort for water in Wooster, downplays site debates, and warns against division. It notes a fatality in the South and references political shifts in Massachusetts and local elections, mentioning Smyser and Bryan's advice and double voting claims. There is a broader call for preparatory action and resilience for future elections.
Twelve guests gathered Saturday at Mrs James Hower's Lois residence for a reunion. They were transported from the depot to the Hower home, shared a grand noonday dinner, and enjoyed music by Mrs Cockrell and the hostess before group photos. They toured Mr Hower's store, then departed at 7 pm, praising the day's hospitality. Attendees included Effie Cockrell Creston Effie Samwere Creston Mary Schwan Harvey Swartz Smithville Mrs E B Sypher Wooster Mary Walton Showalter Sadie Lehr Wooster Emma Whitmore Kansas City Evelyn Moulbollan Creston.
A barn belonging to A K si baff at Shreve was damaged by fire Monday night causing about 150 dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the blaze, with efforts focused on preventing spread to nearby structures. Local authorities investigated the incident as a residential property fire with no reported injuries.
Smithville, Nov 14. A light snowfall of about two inches occurred, with roads frozen solid and temperatures around 26 degrees. Local activity includes coal land work paused after eight bore holes, school heating issues, and a flurry of visits, moves, and illnesses as residents share updates on property, family, and community events.
A series of revival meetings opened Monday night led by Rev Slater of Greenwich and Rev Maple. Several locals, including Henry Imler and Miss Alta Holdur banim, are noted in attendance or travel plans. Others journeyed to Cleveland and Jacksonville for winter visits or remembered deceased relatives.
Mrs Kane was seriously hurt in a runaway. John Wertz will move on the Judge Fason farm. Mr Barnett of Millbrook buys poultry. Snyders report fine corn and shellers. Goish husking Saturday. Freight cars scarce due to burning old ones. Daughertys made apple butter, could eat 50 gallons. Rev Patterson dined with Snyder. Frank Correll struggles to obtain corn for baled hay. If you can't sell produce, you won't spend money. Mr Betson of Wester works with a dredge on the old Shreve farm, about 25 men employed.
The family expresses gratitude to friends for their many kindnesses during the illness and passing of their wife. Appreciation is given to the choir neighbors grocers and all who contributed their support and to Rev Heilman for his words of comfort and sympathy.
Mrs Henrietta A S Marsh of Los Angeles writes that a seven week grippe healed quickly after using Peruna. She says she fully recovered in three weeks and will never be without it again. She notes travel in Kentucky and Tennessee three years earlier where Peruna did good work. Addressed to Dr Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus Ohio.
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