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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1899
Page
4
A Wooster and Wayne county feature denounces the liquor trade urging Christian voters to act. It warns the saloon endangers families and community safety, urging prohibition and moral action to drive alcohol from legal existence.
A fragmented political appeal urges voters to reject party loyalty and vote for principled leadership. The speaker condemns saloon influence, advocates personal conscience in voting, and invokes religious imagery to challenge the current political order. In colorful rhetoric, the piece laments party control and calls for a moral reckoning at the ballot box.
Friday program in Kuuko Chapel features five literary society representatives and a concert for the Index. Prof Geo Shrady discusses medical education and the path to becoming a physician while recalling Civil War hospital service and lessons learned from adversity.
W E Frey man of Saillivan was believed dead but friends prepared him for burial. The physician arrived and found he was alive. Restoratives revived him and he is now recovering.
Mrs Arthur Morrow Wilson aged 63 died at 0 o clock on Monday evening February 23 in Orrville. She was sister of Jobo Taggart Samuel Taggart and Mrs D G Evans and died on a town lot in an Orrville addition from the original farm. She and her husband have lived in Orrville for ten years after moving from their Barton City and Orrville road farm. A Presbyterian Church member she led a Christian life. The funeral will be from her South Walnut street home at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon.
Ralph Eshelman five year old of J and Eshelman Orrville broke his arm on Sunday evening at the same place as a previous fracture. Dr Blankenboro reduced the fracture.
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