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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1907

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Applecreek Church Reopens After Beautification

Applecreek Presbyterian Church reopened with inspiring ceremonies. Interior updates include varnished woodwork, new carpet, and a modern furnace. Exterior repairs plus roof, painting completed. Rev Johnson led appeals raising over $1,050. Sunday gifts surpassed $800 pledges. Floral decor and Jacot quartet provided music. morning sermon titled Working Faith.

Presbyterian Church of Applecreek Johnson Bia Jacot

Underwear and Hosiery Specials for Men and Children

An ad listing a range of warm clothing items with prices: men’s fleeced underwear and wool sets, heavy and light fleeced items, ribbed vests and pants, wool hose and knit wear, children’s rib tops and hosiery, Utica fleeced vests, hoods, mittens, jackets, and baby booties, with prices from a few cents to about a dollar.

Pastor Praised For Church Repairs Efforts

The article notes praise for Rev Johnson and the pastor for efforts on church works including the basement repairs. It mentions the basement remains unfixed but commendable work has been done by pastor and congregation.

Johnson

Electric road plan spurs farmer support in region

Enthusiastic Hayesville meeting backs the Massillon, Wooster and Mansfield electric line. Committees were appointed to secure free right of way and subscriptions totaling tens of thousands from towns including Wooster, Jefferson, Reedsanity, Jeromaville and Harenville. Local farmers pledge aid. construction hoped to begin west of Wooster in spring with a two year completion goal.

Massillon Wooster & Mansfeld Sayesville Vermillion and Mifflin Hayesville Wovetsr Township Jefferson Reedsanity Jeromavills Harenville Raige GQ .A. Bartholomew Wooster

Advertised Letter List No 41 for Wooster Post Office

The Wooster post office published an advertised letter list dated October 14. Names include Gentlemen C. Bowman Sherman, Ket Harry Harvey Wo Johnston C J Pfau Hawin Suilly Levi Stair of Illinois J J Smitch John Brull Lloyd Wilsomster F F Burgett Welsh. Also listed studies Ida Berkey Mrs Henry Cox Mrs Louise Elkins Mrs W B Hughes Gussie Hearty Luella King Mrs Andrew Miller Miss Louisa Switzer Mrs Samuel Zimmerman. P M Bryson, postmaster.

Wooster C . Bowman Sherman & Ket Harry Harvey Wo. Johnston C. J. Pfau Hawin Suilly Levi Stair Illinois J.J. Smitch John Brull Lloyd Wilsomster Burgett Welsh Ida Berkey Henry Cox Louise Elkins W. DB. Hughes Gussie’ Hearty Luella King Andrew Miller Louisa Switzer Samuel Zimmerman W.B. Bryson

Quinby Sues City Over Lots Platted South of Henry Street

Common Pleas Court Judge B Eason presided Monday in Wooster as E M Quinby sued the City of Wooster to have a number of lots laid out south of Henry street taken from the city plat and recorded as six outlots. Mahlon Roach represented Quinby with Solicitor May for the city.

B. Eason Court of “Common E M. Quinby City of Wooster Quinby Henry Street Mahlon Roach May

Did Babes Help Him Escape from Jail

Charles Edward Brown of Orrville broke jail on January 4 1807 at Sheritt At strong Brows. He was recaptured in Colambiana by Sheriff Caskey Chief Lerner after being found in a son in law’s home at Signal. He claimed to have been away two months near the Ohio river and to have learned of escape details from a warder. Prosecutor Carlin plans to bring him to trial soon.

Charles Edward Bowrn Orrville Sheritt Botton Brown Caskey Lerner Brown Netcis Brown Signal Tully Oil Colambiana Leiner Wooster Natch Edward Kriser Tolly Hust Caskey Bet Brown Walters Pennsylvania Lines Colombiana Mershall Krider Hall Lera Weseley Winkler Horae Orreille Wayne County Gaskey Nally Ohio River Columbiana County Thomas Dye

Public farewell for Rev Dr Alex Scott at Presbyterian Church

Oct 24 7 30 to 10 pm reception honors Rev Dr Alex Scott at the Presbyterian Church. Everyone invited to attend. Other notes include wedding announcements for Misa Bessia Lester and Charles W. Davis of Lodi at Dr and Mia Essick’s home on Oct 23, and a Friday gathering at Edith Sullivan’s for Miss Dove Leese bound for California. A baseball game Congress vs Momer was halted in the sixth inning after a fight. score 8 8. The Haw Reta scheduled to play Congress next Saturday. season finale. Oyster supper by Congress band at Town Hall Oct 19.

Alex Scott Presbyterian Frank Jackson Aidowalza Satuday Congress Momer Haw Reta Edith Sullivan Dove Leese California Congress Band Town Hall

Local Visitors and Homecomings Highlight Week

Oct 15 notes list Emil Sherdell of Cleveland visiting one town, Tree Fortney of Alliance returning home, Clyde Fortney of West Salem visiting a day, B Fortney back at work in Loudonville. Mrs Eliza Rahe plans a Indiana trip, then Blackwell Okla. G Jackson on sick list. Locals Musselman and Zeigler dressers at Congress week. Luts family from Jeromeville and Mrs A B Eberhart of Bavannah visit Finley at Polk. Apple gathering and cider making noted. Jeromerville and Lattasburg Sabbath gatherings mentioned.

Emil Sherdell Cleveland Tree Fortney Alliance Clyde Fortney West Salem B. Fortney Loudonville Mra Eliza Rahe Indiana Blackwell Okla G. . Jackson Mies Linnie Martin Fred Smeere Musselinat Musselman & Zeigler Congress John Luts Jeromeville A. B. Eberhart Bavannah Mary Jan E Finley Polk Coss Fabr Lattasburg Eberhart Jeromerville

Willss works case postponed for a week

A Cleveland telephone message arrived Tuesday stating the Willss works case has been postponed a week and will likely come up on Thursday of next week.

Wooster Painter Joho Kipfer Dies After Fall

Joho Kipfer of Wooster, well known extracting painter and decorator, fell from a tree on the McQuigg farm southeast of the city while hunting with friends. He sustained back injuries pronounced fatal. he was alive as surgeons attended but death was deemed inevitable.

Joho Kipfer Wooter McQuigg

Two Big Days Doylestowns Second Home Coming

Doylestown hosts a two day home coming celebration October 14 featuring parades concerts and fireworks. Prominent guests John Medweeney and WM Smyser will attend with open air acts by airfor eot band and trapeze displays. Two baseball games daily free exhibitions managed by Frank Spellman and daily tambon sacensions aim to draw dancing crowds in town hall.

Doylestown Cearly Aecestoy Ihursday John Medweeney WM. L. Smyser Wooster Airfor Eot Bande Frank Spellman

Moving of Gerstenslager carriage works to Wooster

The Gerstenslager carriage factory at Marshallville is closed and its machinery and effects are being prepared for shipment to Wooster where they will be installed in the new factory on East Liberty street. Remaining employees with horses are preparing to relocate to the city as the interior work nears completion and the operations are expected to resume in a few days.

Gerstenslager Carrigge Marshallville Wooster East Liberty Street Firestone

Sunday Visitors and Moving Picture Shows in McComb Area

Clarence Werkle and baby and John Miller and family were Sunday guests of John Smith. Ray Griner and family visited Clayton Dull ars. Stutz visited her parents last week. Pan Whitmore and wife of Friendsville visited Dave Martin and wife. Lyman Knight and son from Wooster called on friends. George and Earnest Aukerman are in McComb with their moving picture show. Mrs Jennie Nebo of McComb is visiting Aukerman friends nearby.

Clarence Werkle John Miller John Smith Ray Griner Clayton Dullars Stutz Pan Whitmore Friendsville Dave Martin Lyman Knight Wooster Friends George Earnest Auukerman McComb Hancock County Jennie Nebo Aukerman Friends

Kidney Trouble Relieved in Three Months by Peruna

Reader letters describe long standing kidney and bladder troubles improved after using Peruna and Manalin. Testimonies credit Peruna with restoring health, stating kidneys cleanse blood and prevent systemic harm, praising the remedy as lifesaving.

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