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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
2
The Hevala Herald Printing Co announces advertising rates and subscription terms. Copy must reach by Tuesday. annual rates are one dollar per year if received by April 1, 1908, or 70 cents per year thereafter. Changes of address require proper notice. editorial communications should include author and return postage.
A temperance appeal urges a large bloc of voters to abolish the liquor traffic in Manila under military rule. It attacks the saloon as a drain on home life, praises prohibition's past outcomes, questions leadership, and applauds Governor Nash’s support for temperance interests while noting liquor party influence.
In Canaan Jan 16 report, J Slatz and Alta Iowa relatives visit due to illness of Slatz kin. Miss Alice Stephenson visits Maneil low, Willie Marshall Harold Totten and Mrs Chaglés Sell ill, Charlie Slatz weakens with days numbered. Various local events include entertainments by teachers T Barnes and pupils at Virtuous Heil, a literary gathering at Orrville, and several family notices. Also listed are several property deeds and transfers in BoS terms with prices and locations.
Real estate transfers recorded by Florian Schafter include warranty deeds from John Blackwood to W. L. E. R. R. Co. for 41-100 acres in Baughman two and from Jacob Bair to the same company for 1 acre. quit claims and executor deeds cover parcels in Plain two Wooster two and Orrville with prices ranging from 20 to 7,025 dollars. Names include Sarah Etverto, M. F. McDowell, Otto Troumsn, John W. Sande, H. H. Webb, Peter Spengler, Margaret Taggart, Isaac Richwine, Irvin Richwine, Rachel Kipfer, Winnie Reid, Howard Harry, and Harvey Porch.
A New Year gathering of the J F Amatutz family at J F Amatutz's Sterling home featured songs, speeches, and resolutions. Attendees included parents, children, grandchildren, and relatives from the area. The group pledged to honor parents, strive for a better life, and print their resolutions in a county paper.
Wayne Township residents share news of old friends visiting the past week. An upcoming literary gathering is planned at the schoolhouse on Friday afternoon. Various residents including Mr. Smith of Bloomington, the Mooman brothers, and Robert Hatfield made visits or trips to nearby towns and farms.
Homer Wingert an 11 year old boy from Dalton son of Adam Wingert died last Wednesday evening from heart disease. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with services and burial following.
An advertisement touts the Ohio State Journal as the leading Republican Ohio newspaper for 1900. It promises broad state and national news, reliable market reports, and household pages for mothers and daughters. Sample copy price is 1.00 yearly with weekly issues on Tuesdays and Fridays. club rates offered with Wayne County Herald.
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