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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
2
A wartime reform argument stresses temperance and moral duty, criticizing saloon influence on votes and education. It cites funds raised by organizers, notes a school teacher certificate issue over prohibition, and mentions the Edwin Cudahy kidnapping case. Also announces Pickerton's Gallery reopening with photographic services.
A revival sermon by Rev Km'th, Methodist pastor, opens on Sabbath eve. Local church events include Lutheran Society meeting at Mrs. O B Mechee’s home, study topic Things that Abide with focus on China. Obituaries note the funeral of Mrs Jacob Homan with interment at Chippewa Cemetery.
Former Wayne County woman Mrs Serepta Thorley Welker died in Cleveland on January. Born two miles west of Congress she later lived in Shea Salem after marriage. Dr Frederick Pratt will hold office hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Yoder House Parlors every Friday.
Albert Worral of West Salem was found guilty at Ashland on Tuesday for complicity in the robbery of Mrs Leidigh several months ago.
A detailed outline of the Primary and Intermediate Teachers Union activities from January to March includes devotional speakers, lessons, topics, and points of contact across multiple dates. It also notes a city hall controversy over armory access and an adjacent rental and redevelopment plan for a storefront room.
Gill won first prize a Teacher's Bible while Earls took second a year’s Christian Herald subscription. After an anthem by the choir most attendees moved to church parlors for a social hour, meeting young people from various churches. Judges announced prize decisions and readings followed by a Benediction given by G A Brewer.
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