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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
1
Examination items probe early pedagogy including classroom management and instruction methods. Questions ask about daily classroom routines, teaching words, grammar and reading, number methods, recitation objectives, punctuation roles, and a language course outline for ages six to ten.
A compilation of historical and geography prompts asking about Columbus purpose, Civil War commanders, Pacific and other discoveries, pathfinders, battles, canals, presidents, Congress, banking, Canadian and South American geography, Cape Colony to South Africa, Nile gifts, U.S. demographics, and math problems on triangles, interest, and commercial terms.
Taylor Schmuck nuptials held at the home of Mr and Mrs John H Taylor on West Liberty Street November 26. Grace Taylor married Wallace Schmuck in a ring ceremony led by Rev Halli with Rev J H Deeds assisting. Roses and chrysanthemums adorned the room and the couple left by the 9 45 train after a large dinner.
Common Pleas Court records show Hoffman ya Suchanan verdict for defendant. O J Harrison ya Garver replevin action. Jury wheel selections listed: John Rita Enat Union John Klopfenstein Greena Gao M MecClore Edward Wooster David Martin Congress. L O Reichenburg va J W Bott et al action on a $200 note. Gault petitions for divorce from Allmira Gault married 1882. claims threats and fear. seeks divorce and alimony. Elmer E. Stamp guardian of Sarah Beachtel versus Elmer and Wm Beachtel for alimony. ward declared insane 1886. guardianship and support for wife and child.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming most deafness cases are from catarrh and can be cured. Offers 100 dollars for any case not helped and promotes Hal's Family Pills and Herald subscription.
A collage of brief items: pensions for Jane S. Bayo and others, fall injuries and real estate sales around Wooster and Wayne County, a Thanksgiving meal note for Ohio Penitentiary inmates, a Dec 15 agricultural meeting, and local social notices. Names include Jane Bayo, F K Myers, Flora Parsons, Minnie Rabecht, Florian Schaffter, Andrew Harvey, Jules Feuster, Mrs Nye, and Joseph Clark.
The Pleasant Home resident Lindasy wed Obarien Grater of Armstrong with Rev W B O Frarrie presiding. The Frederickaburg Observer promoted the move to Oreston where the Oreston Journal will be published after Mr Hamilton abandoned it.
Mrs Ohio F Jones born Anna D Burkdoll native of Wayne County died at 11 pm Wednesday November 28 aged about 65. Widow of O F Jones married December 4 1854 she lived in Wooster most her life with daughters Mrs Rev Charles F A Steck Springfield and Mrs Dr F A Smith Zanesville. Funeral from 1063 am train in Wooster then cemetery service. Charles Shaffer 88 son of Geo Shaffer of South Beverly died of typhoid fever in Massillon after illness of four weeks. He was born in Wooster and survived by wife and six children. Burial Wednesday afternoon.
About 70 guests attended a B. A. P. Social at Mr. and Mrs. John Bevang’s home hosted by the Epworth League. Several residents items update staffing at McKee store, holiday services planned, and locals travel or visit family including Eberly, Merrimen, Tucker, Baum, Jarvis, Gilmour, Bayes Miller, Rimble, and Horat.
Dr Frederick Platt will hold Friday sessions at Yoder Houses Parlors with hours from 8 am to 6 pm. The notice also lists recorded transfers of real estate in various townships including Marshallville West Salem Orrville Clinton Jefferson and Milton with multiple warranty and quit claim deeds and dollar values ranging from 1 to 2760.
James Wilson aged about 28 sustained severe injuries when his right hand was drawn into a corn shredder at his brother in law Alonzo Leibs farm on Inez Wednesday morning. The arm was amputated below the elbow after the machine was stopped. Mrs Loulga Praeger of East Liberty also suffered severe burns from a lamp spill when her clothing caught fire last Tuesday night. Her son Edward helped extinguish the flames but she remained badly burned along the right side from neck to hip. he also sustained burns on his hands.
Mrs Elva Bratlie age 40 daughter of Henry Hoover of Wooster died of black diphtheria at Easton on Thursday November 27 and was buried that night. She was a widow with five children two at the state institute in Columbus and three at the Children's Home. Probate Court proceedings note petitions to sell real estate to pay debts and multiple estate inventories, hearings set for January 4, and guardianship actions including Ella Hoff and Joseph O Fritz.
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