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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
3
Mt Ratgon and Canton visitors, farm moves, a birth and a death mark a busy week. Legal probate actions, guardianships, and estate filings fill the Cannonsburg docket as Mrs Bardino dies near Massillon. The Massillon train funeral for Mary E Cunningham closes the week.
A recess occurred in Common Pleas Court from Thursday to Saturday with Judge Isaac Johnson presiding. Judge Eason was on the bench Tuesday morning when witnesses testified for Mrs Nancy Barkey of Massillon in an alimony suit against Jobo Barkay who sought a divorce. Judge S B Eason ruled Tuesday morning. In the injunction actions against the Water Trustees of Shreve and the Connell of Shreve, motions to direct replies were overruled in all three cases.
Canaan reports illness lists include Hazel Whitmire and Alice Stephenson. Mrs Horman of Congress visiting son. Frank Snell of Overton visited Cansen relatives. Yella Scott and Mallie Aluiz attended a U S teachers union meeting in Wooster. The band entertainment postponed to May 5. Theodre Darrah returned from Lorain. family tragedy. Dr Davis preached. Rev Gay to preach next Sunday. Mrs Weelay funeral followed by a large crowd. she was 31 with four children. Abe Lehn to move to Sterling to run a bakery. Creston and Overton residents mentioned in church and community notices.
Alexander Laughlin died at his home on Sunday morning April 22 from a paralytic attack suffered while seeking a cup of water. Born October 16 1811 in Borver Falls Pa he moved to Wooster in 1849 and built a successful machine shop and foundry. He is survived by four children Mrs Thomas Warner of Knoxville Tenn Mrs J W Watkins of Boston Mass Mrs P M Skoda and Wilbur Laughlin of Cleveland Ohio Funeral held Tuesday at 10 am from the Methodist church with Wooster Masonic lodge assisting. interment in Wooster Cemetery.
A notice seeking a boy aged 16 or 17 to learn the printing trade at this office. Apply at once for the apprenticeship and wage details.
An official notice from the Wayne County Mations Bank Wooster Ohio area announces a bank related matter. The readable fragment indicates administrative action or locality specific notice tied to Wooster.
Elaborate designs have been completed for the Electricity Building at the Pan-American Exposition to be held in Buffalo New York from May 1 to October 31 1901 Displays will feature electrical machinery and appliances in practical and artistic uses The building is planned to be handsome and commodious with dimensions about 500 feet by 150 feet providing 75 000 square feet of exhibition space
Duty except Sunday details the England Flag Station No 81 at Junction times including 1 hr 13 min when No 5 or No G on the P Ft, Wo & C runs late. No.3 at Junction 3 hr if late, effective January 16 1900. signed P. Ryan II or Billie Superintendent General Manager.
Advertisement touts the Ohio State Journal as a leading Republican weekly long available since 1900. It promises full state and national news, reliable market reports, and household pages, with sample copies on request and annual price of $1.00.
The Cleveland Akron and Columbus Railway introduces new Pullman Parlor Cars on daily service from Cleveland to Columbus and Cincinnati with no change. Cars feature roomy revolving arm chairs with plate glass windows, a roomy smoking apartment, and a larger ladies retiring room. Departures include Cleveland 8:00 a.m. and 9:46 a.m. times, Columbus 2:10 p.m., Cincinnati 6:40 p.m., with returns to Cleveland in the late afternoon. Connection at Orrville for Mansfield Crestline and Chicago and at Columbus for Indianapolis and Louisville.
Deciphered text shows Pennsylvanian rail routes with connections for Cleveland Columbus Mold Alianes Nina Town Youngstown and Towne. Mentions specific train numbers 4 6 0 25 20 21 2 and 9 16, with through tickets fire checks and agent inquiries for running of talons. General Passenger Agent G W Leyda noted.
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