07 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
1
Miscellaneous notices span Orrville street fair plans, Mt Nebo picnic on August 15, and local visits from Leslie Lawrence and John Kroph. Local births deaths and accidents are noted, including a child’s death and a roofing accident, plus pension awards and church moves.
About 47 members of Co. D boarded a train to Newark including Major F. C. Garlach Captain A. B. Peckinpaugh and many others. The article lists extensive rations for the regiment such as 16,000 pounds of fresh beef 8,500 pounds of ham 1,600 pounds of bread and 104 dozen eggs to be supplied during their camp stay.
Court proceedings list various probate actions including orders of sale final accounts and hearings set for September. Names include Ellan Eberly guardian of Ellan, W T Soath administrator of R B Smith estate, Alice Hurst probate filing, Joseph T Blough estate matters, Michael J Carroll executors, Jane Park administrator, Henry Ebert estate, and Nancy Yergin guardianship and insane adjudication. Commissions to take testimony issued for Elias Compton and Caroline Kendrick as executrix nominees.
Prof Seelye delivered the final Summer School lecture at Memorial Chapel on Yellowstone National Park. He traced exploration, naming, and formation of the park, noting early reports, expeditions from 1859 to 1872, and the 1894 protection laws, urging preservation for public benefit.
The passage discusses potential efforts to repeal or undermine an act protecting travel features and aims to preserve freedom of competition in offering travel facilities. Dr E Ter eye ear nose throat and spectacles in Wooster Ohio is noted within the context. The text implies ongoing debates over park travel rights and associated services.
Prof Hau flats shares a set of teaching maxims drawn from Wooster school experience. Key points emphasize subject mastery, fair administration, self control, calm demeanor, avoiding pedantry and threats, sparing praise, avoiding scolding, precise discipline, sympathy for pupils, modest dignity, admitting error, private reproof, and fostering self government.
Consumer alert warns Qtotmanta products for catarrh contain mercury and are unsafe. The text claims the remedy harms the body, promotes dangerous internal use, and references a dubious price and testimonials. Related note mentions Hall’s Family Pills as a better option.
James KH Hulbert of Orrville Ella Cartiz of Dalton Jeha D Haipley of Massillon and Myrtle Porter of Shreve appear in a short community notice noting residents connected to ongoing clerical records and local inquiries.
Wayne County teachers gather at Orrville City Opera House from August 26 to 28 with speakers from Van Wert University of Wooster and local schools. Prof J P Sharkey Prof W Z Bennett Prof C C Miller and Prof C E King lead lectures on rural schools development reserve power and music. Hawthorne Musical Club of Boston performs Thursday evening with soloist Frederick Smith of Elyria providing music.
Report says P Kent of Wooster was horsewhipped by Mrs. John Robinson at her mother's Honeytown home after objecting to visits. Kent denied striking first. Last Saturday on East Liberty street near Nowa Depot Mrs Robinson confronted him with a whip, Kent drew a revolver, a crowd formed, and he disappeared into a saloon.
A series of real estate transfers filed with the County Recorder include A E Stepfield and wife selling multiple Doylestown lots to various buyers for sums ranging from 75 to 125 dollars. other deeds cover purchases in Congress two Palet and Shreya townships, Fredericksburg and Wayne County, with prices from 50 to 5 600 dollars. The obituary notes the death of Joseph H Schuch age 13 from pneumonia with funeral held Saturday.
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