01 Oct 1890
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1890
Page
1
Community updates include visits of Miss Laura Hawk and sisters to Navarre, remarks on Rev. Onstott's farewell sermon, and plans for a millinery store opening in Ladies' Hall. Also noted are health declines, family visits to Wooster and Mansfield, road-route changes, and local church lectures on Palestine.
Jacob E and Mrs Fetzer rejoice in the birth of a son to Me and Mrs John Faud a daughter born September 25 Charles Darryh is ill with malaria fever Rev A C Roff preached farewell sermon for the conference year asking to return Captain Van Doorn improving Mrs Isaac Notestein visiting at Difton Springs NY Farmers picnic at Haskins grave Rosesay well attended Musical program followed by Day’s president speech and Grange leader remarks Speakers included S H Ellis James McCoy Rev Knowlton Masi led by G W Rickle Occasional
The column lists reunion plans at John Richards’ place and visits from residents including Irvin Hutchinson of Woopston and Pal residents, new department openings at Berger's store, and community events. It records harvest trips, travel to Pittsburgh for pharmacy studies, relatives visiting from Berne, and local schooling and work updates among residents. A small child suffered a skull fracture from a kick, and the community notes health concerns and upcoming gatherings.
The September 29 item lists a cold wave signal and scarce fruit in cellars. It notes Josephinse and family visiting Massillon, Mrs. Pet Dougherty returning to Richmond Virginia, Rev. W. Barnum losing a horse, and Mrs. A. K. Eddy going to Braidwood Illinois to help her mother with lung hemorrhages. It mentions Starboro preaching, Peter Housel on the streets, Mrs. Emma Goodlie organizing a sixteen member Women’s Christian Temperance Union, Doc Aylenworth delivering apples, Lizzie McMillen visiting Mrs. Laura Lake, and George Emery traveling with family to Nebraska and other western states for three months.
Resolutions adopted by Ohio Council No 1 of the Order of Chosen Friends express sorrow at the death of Henry Childs, a charter member. They honor his service, note his family losses, and request mourning drapery for thirty days. The committee names J P Van Nest Enos Pierson and Samuel T Swartz.
The Ohio Council No 1 Order of Chosen Friends passed resolutions on the death of Martin Ross, praising him as a zealous member and loving husband and father. They mourn his loss for thirty days, extend condolences to his wife and family, and request publication of the resolutions in city papers.
Fragmentary text advertises remedies and products with unclear terms and promises. Mentions throat issues and general health claims tied to a Bronco group and bottles. The readable portion hints at sales and promotions but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities.
A fair drawing by D. A. Fintsman listed prizes numbered 1 through 30 with holders from Wooster and nearby towns. Ticket No 72 won the Grand Stand, and winners must present their ticket and check at the Secretary to receive an order for their article.
A Michigan resident Fergusson reports two bottles of Hip bard's Rheumatic Syrup cured his rheumatism and praises it as a tonic and remedy. An Eaton Rapids endorsement certifies trust in his statement and recommends the preparation by The Charles Wright Medicine Company of Detroit Michigan.
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