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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
3
A long list details teacher enrollments by multiple communities such as Applecreak Congresa and Rittman with numerous individuals including Jacot, Wise, Knigh, Klopfenstein, and others. The notice also mentions Baboo ascension and parachute drop planned at the Wayne County Fair on September 10, 11, and 12.
A new firm the Dr Derr Veterinary Remedy Co formed by Dr W F Derr D W Musselman and M W Wise will manufacture remedies in Wooster Ohio. They have fitted a room on Nold Ave for a laboratory and veterinary hospital. Dr Derr is regarded as one of Ohio’s top veterinary surgeons.
The ninth annual Wayne county correspondents picnic occurred Saturday at Pleasant Home camp grounds. Attendees enjoyed music by the Burbanks band and the Carl Berg quartet of West Salem. Rev James Campbell of McKeesport Pa spoke on Newspapers in General. Miss Pansy Sheppard read The Debating Society. Mrs Belle Campbell sang The Holy City. Henry Jacot of Applecreek was elected president and Miss Mone of West Salem secretary.
New buildings attract visitors with fine attractions and exciting races at the Wayne County Fair. The event runs September 10 to 12 featuring prominent displays, entertainment, and activities designed to boost local commerce and community pride.
J S R Overholt and I Kinney, as Wooster taxpayers, filed in Wayne County Common Pleas Court seeking a perpetual injunction to stop paying the city’s refunding bonds and to declare the bonds in a prior action void, amid other brief items and local notes.
Perry A Hooser and Mands A Wyer of Maraballville John Corbett of Cambridge Mass and Mary O Kingaley of Wooster Wm Mickerow of Barberton and Harriet Franks of Wooster are named in a fragmented OCR passage without a stated event or context.
Local items report Dr Gamban returning healthier after Lakeside visit. Jacob Kesalur bought H R Swartz property at Bever and Larwill for 2000. A new E Liberty Street restaurant by H R Fox closed midweek. Ban on street ball games to be enforced after complaints to Mayor Smith. Evta Shields will leave Wooster to teach in Dalatirechorts. Rev WN Hickook bought N Beyerst property from Borton and Edmond Gasche for 100. Wagener Pomp Works plans removal to Wooster. Dr Osliger drowned serving as US Army surgeon in Philippines. Wind storm damaged Cyrus Ewing farm barn and several fruit trees. Advertised list of Wooster residents at No 36.
Dr. Kata Johnson will begin practice in Wooster on Sept 1 occupying Peckinpaugh’s former N Market St apartment. Board of Education reelects Ellsperman as truancy officer and reelects all nontenured staff. Marriage announcements and obituaries for Leo Chatelain and Elizabeth Watters. Peach prices and sales by O Z Yoder near Wooster. Various local legal notices, farm accidents, and railroad excursion rates for Ashland fair. School opening date set. multiple community events and personnel changes recorded.
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