Local Board Names Officers and Directors
MM GC ROUCH is named president with Calvin Arnstrong as vice president J D Notestine as secretary and W W Wallace as treasurer. Directors listed include C V Harp and W W Wallace.
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1883
Page
2
MM GC ROUCH is named president with Calvin Arnstrong as vice president J D Notestine as secretary and W W Wallace as treasurer. Directors listed include C V Harp and W W Wallace.
A partial OCR reads a listing or notice about a local firm or product related to burial caskets and manufacturing details. The text names G. Liotner as secretary and mentions hotels in the context, though specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
The notice announces the W. & J. E.R. B. time card effective June 1 1882. Trains from Alliance depart daily at 8 30 am and 5 05 pm to East Trains leave Alliance for Niles and Ashtabula at 9 50 am and 7 45 pm. From Niles trains depart daily except Sunday at 8 40 am and 4 07 pm arriving Alliance 11 00 am and 4 55 pm. Columbus time is used, 12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh time and 20 minutes faster than Chicago time. Wm A Baldwin Manager E A Ford General Freight and Ticket Agent.
Placide De Castro, a slight 12 year old of mixed French and American heritage, endures harsh school life before a belated Valentine invitation leads to a formal call at Miss Mabel Lawrence’s home. Dr. Lawrence later hires him as an office helper and tutor to prepare him for college, marking his ascent.
A fragment from a children’s page describes a child’s gentle fantasies while napping in a sunbeam. Imagery includes buds, flowers, rainbows, butterflies, honeybees, apples, birds, clover, dandelions, farm animals, milk, and cream, all evoking a cozy rural scene.
An Austin lady with a classical education returns home as her grandmother falls ill. The dying matriarch bids farewell while the young woman objects to the phrase gwine to peg out, urging softer wording such as expire or dissolve. The piece juxtaposes a family tragedy with a quirky note on ice factories in New Orleans and the Gulf of Mexico resnapper being displayed in blocks of crystal ice.
The article surveys claims of extreme longevity, noting disputed biblical ages and listing historical individuals said to be 100 or more. It mentions Cybulski’s birth and death, Daniel Waldo, Varnavas Pangelos, Thomas Parr, Charles Macklin, Francis Hupolozi, Marion Deorme, Letitia Cox, Edna Goodman, Tameh Brooks, Henry Johnson, a Coshocton County woman, and a Carson Nevada squaw, highlighting varied ages and uncertain accuracy.
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