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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1897

Page

8

Prohibition Mayors Elected in Several Towns

A Prohibition mayor, elected in Miecomsburg Pa, heads a slate on the Straight Prohibition Party ticket. Hon W H Kocher of Tloninsburg Pa led a Republican and Democratic rival in a close contest, after previously serving on the council with a prohibition record. Other Prohibition candidates also won seats.

Miecomsburg Prohibition Party Prohibition W HK Kocher Tloninsburg Numiana Asear I Prohibition Himelf Romer

Great Truth on Prohibition and Legislation Debate

The piece argues the New York Journal fears library bans on sensational papers but reveals a belief that prohibition progress depends on sober behavior by lawmakers. It claims drinks influence Capitol decisions and urges temperance among legislators to curb liquor's sway in governance.

Prohibition Papers Offer Local Editions Nationwide

The National Presa Durvan announces local editions of The Editor, Tallla Morgan's monthly Prohibition paper, with home news columns. Subscriptions from New York to separate addresses available for ten dollars, appealing to counties without Prohibition papers to join the effort.

Presa Durvan West Fourteenth Street New York Prohibition Party Intest Santure Ia Tallla Morgan Prohibition Addres

Prohibition News Digest From Town to Town

The National Press Bureau in New York seeks terse postal items on Prohibition from every village town and city. Major Hilton lectures list dates across Camden Mercer Monmouth Cumberland Union Burlington Passaic and other counties in New Jersey and nearby states. Reports from Camden Philadelphia and Chicago describe campaigns, banquets, meetings, and the spread of Prohibition newspapers like The Watchman and The Editor, with local editors named and circulation figures noted.

National Presa Bureau West Janathatreat New York National Press Bureau Weat Fourteenth Street Camden Hilton Camden County Awell Mercer County Boond Brook Somerast County Wenonah Gloraboro Lasmbertville Monmouth County Cumberland County Union County Burlington County Passalo Hssor County

Crete war reporter Scovel passes through Wooster

Skyeater Harry Scovel, famed Cuban war correspondent for the New York World, spent several days at his father’s Wooster home on Beall Avenue before departing Wednesday for Crete to cover Hoetras war reports from Caban and prison life noting his endurance and bold battlefield assignment. Local shop ads push discounted shoes at D Nice and bread at Plank & Gray, urging shoppers not to be misled by inferior flour brands.

New York World Skylveater Harry Scovel Wooster Beall Avenue Island of Crate World Ramahins Caban D. Nice’s Plank & Gray Wooster Von

Beating Father Time on the Railroad Ride

An elderly Mormon bishop, unused to rail travel, is frightened by the speed on a trip from Green River to San Francisco. He asks for the hour and is told 7:10 as Ogden time changes to San Francisco time. Believing they move faster than time itself he jumps from a moving car, only to be saved from serious harm by a cutoff stop, a tale from the Chicago Record.

Plains Green River San Francisco Ogden Lemmo Chicago

The Frozen Breeze and Prairie Verse in One Page

A reader shares observations of a frozen breeze seen on trees after a cold night, with wind from the north freezing mist on branches and pines. The piece notes immobility after the wind dies, leaving trees bent southward and coated in ice. Also included is a springtime prairie poem describing vast, windward plains, distant blue hills, and windy calls of windborne crows.

Wooster Area Notables Visit During Memorial Week

Prof T W Kimber of Dalton was in the city on Wednesday. G Spangler and wife of Viain spent last Sabbath in Cleveland. Mrs Heo G Shaw of Pittsburg Pa guest of Mrs Claude B Davis. Mrs 8 L Hoffman of Loudonville guest at her son’s home on Spink. Capt Neyll of Cleveland was the gnosboLhiement General Wiley that week. Mrs E P Semple to New Cantro Pa for a few weeks visit. Mrs J Clark of Topeka Kan is visiting Wooster and Wayne county friends. Judge Taggart home from Coghea ton where he traded Court. Rev I Kuffer engaged to deliver Memorial Day address at Canal Fulton. Charles Peabica- of Berea spent Saturday in the city with sister Mrs G L Winner. Miss Helen McGecvor teaching at Willoughby spending vacation here. Miss Carona Les teaching in Ay esville Academy spending vacation. Prof J G Black ill in the hill counties of Ohio so no natural history notes this week. Chas T Brown of Overbrook Kansas called home by death of father was in the city Tuesday. Rev John Davis of Keane Ohio visited Drs and Mrs T K Davie. State Superintendent Carson of Columbus was in city last Friday guest of Chas Haupert. Capt B F Miller housed up 40 long was seen in boggy Tuesday. Rev Nallziger of Readeburg in city Monday busy winter with four congregations. Rev Oliver at Smithville in city Monday recovered from rheumatics. Dr S J Kirkwood to take vacation from duties as Professor of Mathematics in Wooster University after long service. Hope months of rent and recreation restore vigor for many more years of usefulness.

T. W Kimber Dalton G Spangler Viain Cleveland Heo G Shaw Pittsburg Claude B. Davis L. Hoffman Loudonville Spink Charles—Peabica Kanana John Davis Keane Ohio T. K Davie Carson Columbis Chas. Haupert B. F. Miller Tuseday Nallziger Readeburg Oliver Smithville J Kirkwood University of Wooster Yar Joseph L. Kimber Moreland C. W. McClure Tin and China Harry H Miller Kimber Wycott Franklin Township New Jersey Harrie Miller John W. Kimber Excelsior Springs Charles G Kimber T. W. Kimber Usk Hill Cemetery

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad

Public notice-style ad touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary complaints. Claims relief from back pain frequent urination and incontinence. Promotes sample bottle and pamphlet offer by mail to Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY.

Wayxs County Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, NY

Local moving within neighborhoods and hazards

Mr Penick leaves Adolph Schmid’s house north of Jefferson for George Leasiter’s home. Blacksmith Mr Boling moves to East Union, Jakie Walters and wife take his former dwelling. Manuel Jollis moves into Daniel Coup’s residence while Jesse Jolis takes his own. Wm Tillotson moves from the farm to a house he bought from Philip Robison. First oats sown by N W Smith on Wednesday. James Wilson nearly buried under a lumber pile Tuesday but escaped with a severely bruised hand with George Walker’s help. The school at Union Hall and Jefferson opened Monday.

Penick Adolph Schmid Jefferson George Leasiter Mr. Boling Eset Union Jakie Walters Manuel Jollis Daniel Coup Jesse Jolis Wm. Tillotson Philip Robison N. W. Smith James Wilson George Walker Union Hall Jeffery 0

Paralyzed Wooster Woman Dies After City Visit

Mrs. Joseph L. Kimber of near Moreland died after a paralytic stroke struck her in Wooster during shopping. She was 65 years old, mother of ten, and widow of H. Kimber. Funeral at the family home Saturday at 10 a.m. with interment in Ursk Hill Cemetery.

Minors Mention and Local Notes From Wooster County

A mixed digest notes Creston citizens ticket. Ashland and Wooster railroad survey work. Plymouth Rocks eggs offered cheap in Bloomington. jail sentence for Harry Fink of Akron on burglary charges. June 3 farmers’ gathering for Experiment Station Buildings debate. marriage of W. S. Brown and Kate Helfrich on March 31 1807 at Bloomington. train timetable updates for Wheeling and Lake Erie line from Orrville. mail offer of sea shells and coral to stamp senders. Century Club meeting with G I Woner speech on ethical element in political economy. 60th birthday of Emory Barnard celebrated. Byers law relief of indigent may save $5,000 yearly. Mrs Jacob Drinkhouse injured in fall. Judge Maxwell to cease Wooster term. Judge Taggart to preside in Wooster. township trustees to erect crossroad guide boards under new law. enforcement movement across state.

Origillo Crescent Ashland and Wooseter Apple Creek Weat Lebanon Plymouth Rocks NeFadden’s Bloomington Harry Fink Akron J O. McClarran Ohio W. 8. Brown Congress Mias Kate Helfrich M N. Kieffer New Wheeling & Lake Erie Orrville A. Warner Jacksonville Fla McInyre Wayne County J.T. Maxwell Millersburg Court of Common Please Cour Milleraburg Frank Taggart Wooster Maxwell

Death on the Road Ended Life of Greville Man

Wilson Douglass a long time Orrville Milling Co. driver died suddenly while driving a wagon toward Wooster. Born April 1 1830 in Wayne county he lived near Burton City, later in Orrville. He leaves two sons J B Douglass and Harvey Douglass. Funeral held in Orrville.

Wilson Douglass Greville Douglass Orrville Milling Co Orrville Wooster John Willaman John Graser Wellersville Jacob Miller Miller McEwan Baughman Township Wayne County Burton City J B. Douglass Smith Cleveland Harvey Douglass

Centennial souvenir Illustrat ed Wooster to be issued soon

The public can expect the centennial souvenir Illustrat ed Wooster to be completed and issued soon after delays. It will include profusely illustrated portraits of prominent citizens, views of residences and public buildings, and condensed history with moral and educational city notes.

Wooster

Wooster Ohio Mayor Announces Municipal Election Date

Samuel Jeffries mayor of Wooster announces an April 1897 municipal election. Voters will choose a mayor, city solicitor, marshal, street commissioner, water works trustee, board of education member, and council members for wards one through five and assessors. Polling places are canal stations in each ward with precinct changes in ward two and polling at Good Intent Engine House Spink Street.

Ohio Samuel Jeffries Wooster Board of Education Beall Avenue City Hall Good Intent Engine House Spink Street Beal Lemuel Jeffries Miyor

Wooster Herald Office Offers Market Items and Cards

A note from the Wooster Herald Office in the Public Square announces market programs souvenir cards and wedding cabinets suitable for school cloning exercises in an endless variety at the N E Corner Public Square Wooster.

Herald Office N. E Wooster

Disciples Church Directory Listing

The Disciples Church North Buckeye and Rev J Bees pastor meets weekly for services each Lord's Day morning at 16:30 and prayer meetings on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Church of God East South Aires led by Rev W F Small holds Sabbath services at 10:34 with Sabbath School at 9:45 and midweek prayer Wednesday 7:00 PM.

Methodist Efigcopal Church Corner N. Market Larwill Bireets F. Smith Paator Bohool Chas. Haupert Prars Ireka Wreinendeys Eame Westminster Presbyterian Church Papireraity Chapel Rey 8S Hall A. M United Parasiteruk Church Patent Beaver &J English Lutheran Church North Eastcorner Market Larwill Atrees W. W. Oriley D. D Habbath D. E. Bobir Bethany Bafyist Church Corner North Market Larwill Sia Berrios Ald James Efiacopal Church Corner North Market North Ree . Org Seentary THE Disciples Church North Buckeye Rev. J Bees Disciples Or Church of Chris Chumch OF God East South Aires Bev. W. F- Small Restor Glasgow Dent

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