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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
3
Minor mentions include Andrew Sigler’s death from diphtheria and funeral timing, along with Wooster civic notes on a hot water heating proposal, Wayne County Medical Association discussions, and railroad line prospects near Ashland. Local obituaries, bank elections, school board bids, and community events populate a dense, period-voiced roundup of Wayne County affairs.
Congress two holds teachers' institute Saturday with revival services in progress by Wooe far Methodiate. The Century Club meets Tuesday evening Jan 22 at Prof Qhast £ iupert's home. Sam Hart and Morrie Johnson of Golden Corners announce a marriage in Cleveland where he will reside. Judge John T. Maxwell of Milleraburg presides. Mary Sauers v Geo Schultz on antenuptial contract dispute. pleads not guilty.
Charles Zmutt cut William Conrad of Wooster several times at Alliance on New Year’s. He was arraigned before Mayor Walker of Alliance on Tuesday, pled not guilty and was bound over to the Grand Jury in the sum of $500, furnished by his father Gottlieb Amutt. Conrad is in a very serious condition.
Two young men clashed Monday night at Plain post office over winter’s brewing troubles. They appeared before Justice Mellinger and each was fined.
A. Palmer of Lakeville died Sunday morning from ingesting Todine mistaken for cough syrup. He was about 85 years old. Burial is set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Newkirk Cemetery.
New Year greetings in Canton and Wooster. visits from Amos Lichtey and Prof. Phelys. Miss Alice Stephenson heads to Masat lon for winter. multiple families receiving care. Miss Fetzer hosts a young company. Dr. Hardy visits. Charles Sherman calls on neighbors. Missionary meeting set for Thursday at G. Mathes. first carpet rag sewing event at Sir Frank Bowers home. Loo Century program at Presbyterian Church draws large audience. Min Antles hosts T. Fatzar family guest. Harvey Hawk and Miss Allbright wed near Christmas. 8 S officers elected Dec 30 include Supt C S Whensetler and others. Smithville home listed for sale with land and water.
An excellent two day session of the Shreve Farmers Institute was held at the Shreve Armory on December 2 and 22. Speakers included A. Todd on wheat yields and soil fertility, and W. Wallace on Skiffin Farming. Prof J J Obambera and Prof Thorne and Shelby gave readings and lectures on farming practices, feeding for profit, and egg and poultry income. Officers elected were A F Wells president, A B Oldroyd vice president, and W A Craig secretary. No institute is planned for next year.
University Noter notes week of Prayer services at the university with strong attendance. Several campus items include Peter Foust’s illness at his daughter's home on College Ave, the elopement and marriage of Edwin V. Belles and Eva Foxcroft in Cleveland, and sermons by President Holden at Kauke Chapel. Other items mention literary contests, student departures for business opportunities, visits by Jeannette Fitch and Wayne Swartz, Scovel’s lecture, and church activities. The winter term begins with 15 to 20 new students joining after a fall-related absence by Miss Peebles.
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