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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
3
Mrs Rebecca Spangler Beistle is identified in an old resident deal notice. The fragment notes a transfer or agreement involving Beistle and an unnamed party. No dates or locations are readable. Further details are not available in the legible text.
Mrs John H Beistle longtime Wooster carriage and buggy maker dies at home on North Buckeye Street after a long illness due to dropsy and old age. Born in Pennsylvania, she lived in Wooster about 65 years and supported distressed neighbors. She belonged to the Methodist church and awaited death with Christian fortitude. Funeral at 3 pm Thursday from the residence. burial in Wooster cemetery.
The Pennell Supply company of North Lawrence headed by E. Pennell assigned for the benefit of creditors on Tuesday with James A. McLaughlin named as assignee. Assets total about $800 with liabilities not listed. Canton creditors amount to several hundred dollars. E Pennell is the man connected to the recent altercation with John P Jones about ten days ago.
Veterans gathered at the GARK hall for their annual session with 70 in attendance including members from Indiana Pennsylvania and Virginia. A. Branstetter presided as officers were elected and speeches honored regimental histories while reports and a memorial monument were discussed.
A committee in Wooster secured Rev H C Martindale of New London to deliver the address at the soldiers and sailors reunion on October 6. Martindale, an old soldier, is renowned for eloquence and previously delivered Wooster’s memorial address, assuring a large turnout and a program of notable exercises. Also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and DeWitt's Little Early Risers with endorsements from W H Howell of Houston.
Dr J C Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results in every case He urges to refuse substitutes and notes Laubach Boyd and Zimmerman Co as druggists.
Excursion tickets for a Loudonville street fair will be sold from Crestline Coshocton and intermediate stations on the Pennsylvania Lines October 6 7 and 8. Round trip from Wooster covers fare to Londonville with tickets valid for subsequent day.
In a university dining hall incident a freshman defends his mother depicted on his lapel. Students mockingly question the image, but he bursts with resolve stating his mother worked hard to send him there and he will defend her name. Ohio State Journal reports the tense moment.
Grand Chancellor SN McClouce names Dr. A. H Bill as deputy for the 24th district covering Cuyahoga Falls and nearby counties. Supporting deputies include Prof H V Egbert of Akron, Dr E A Krewer of Wadsworth, and A S Haut of Wooster, with assignments across the counties.
Ancient remedy claim details a tonic for summer complaints and irregular health. It promises gentle, thorough relief for constipation and bodily imbalances, selling through Laubach and Boyd's drug store with a 25 cent price.
A testimonial notes relief from severe lung hemorrhages after trying Foley’s Honey and Tar and Burdock Blood Bitters. The writer, using the alias A Make of Wood, credits Jaubach & Boyd and Zimmerman & Co Druggists with recommending the product. The account mentions prior failed medical treatment and claims complete recovery.
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve advertised as superior for cuts corns burns boils and other injuries with a cure guaranteed. Available for 25 cents at Laubach & Boyd druggists. Also mentions Juthi Ls burn and Dr Thomas’ Electric Oil as household remedies.
Readers are urged that Boschee's German Syrup uniquely relieves coughs colds and consumption. It lists ingredients such as tar and gum extracts endorsed by medical congresses and promises night rest easier mornings faster relief with easy expectoration. Available in small bottles for 25 cents and larger sizes at druggists.
At a Wayne county gathering the delegate body chose Mr Gardiner of Wooster to back Holmes county interests while Knox and Morrow counties backed other candidates. The convention was orderly with Judge Duncan of Killbuck winning the nomination by acclamation after a roll of counties was completed.
It is a great convenience to have reliable remedies for accidents and minor injuries. Chamberlains Pain Balm quickly relieves pain in cuts bruises or bore wounds and speeds healing to about one third the usual time. As an antiseptic it helps prevent blood poisoning. Keep a Pain Balm at hand to treat sprains before inflammation sets in for a quicker recovery. For sale by all druggists.
A reader in Maley View Kyiz reports severe kidney trouble causing feet to swell to immense size. J J Coxser says the ailment left him unable to work and described his feet as enlarged and painful.
Report of a theft at the Davis Laundry on Ewht Taters street where 82 cents remained in the till after a Tuesday evening. a small sack of coins was missing from a private desk, and a drawer stood open. Charles Davis noticed the drawer open during a Wednesday inspection, suspecting entry by intruders associated with Mougey and Ghias Fo Sebuch.
Veterans of the 28th Regimental Association gather in the city for a reunion. Surviving members and wives greet each other while planning the campfire social at Andrew Branstetter’s home. Thursday’s program includes assembly at Given Post Camm, welcome by Mayor Van Net, readings, treasurer and secretary reports, and post‑dinner addresses by Simeon Chapman and others.
The committee on amusements for the street fair and carnival closed a contract with American Amusement Co for ten shows and novel attractions. The agreement includes three special free acts and the company will bring all concession outfits and a train of ten cars to transport the equipment from city to city.
A Bell farm well shows strong flow as the pump has not yet arrived but is expected soon. The bailer has been lowered multiple times, each attempt bringing up excellent oil.
The Bi County Stark and Wayne Teachers Association will meet Oct 23 and 24 at the University of Wooster buildings. Supt J E Morris of Alliance presides with Prof J F Adams of Orrville as secretary. All teachers should send to the secretary for a program to PROF WILSON. This notice summarizes a local meeting and related ads from the period.
An Pleasantly surprised community event details a birthday anniversary at Bethel Church. Neighbors and friends gathered for cake and gifts as a local resident marked a milestone. the evening featured music, games, and a puzzle contest.
Mantua resident F A Derthick was named Tuesday to succeed Tate Senator Whittlesey as a director of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. A notable Grange member from Portage county, he is described as thoroughly versed in farming and considered a capable appointment.
A reader recounts long term nervous illness easing after using a advertised Nervine remedy. The testimonial mentions headaches, shakiness, and recovery attributed to the product from Dr. Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana. The letter invites readers to obtain a free book on nervous diseases.
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