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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
2
The readable text presents scattered phrases about Prohibition, church views, and moral concerns. It references political parties, alcohol, and social regulation with disjointed sentences, implying a 19th or early 20th century editorial stance on liquor laws and governance. The disjointed passages mention England, New York, and debates over enforcement.
Sheriff Pearson spoke to an immense throng in Chicago on February 22 about law enforcement. He argued for firm action and praised officers, while critics questioned the approach amid ongoing debates over crime and policy.
A garbled passage discusses a man who gives his neighbor drink and a war extending to those who resist deeper authority. It mentions a voter, domains, training with sais, and mio ions in unclear terms, reflecting a damaged historical text.
The Prohititen system ends after twenty years on the island, where poverty is said to be vanquished and general prosperity touted. About three hundred residents remain, and the five Vara-old articles of agreement have kept stability. The world and Christian America might study this hesitant utopia.
The readable fragment argues that legalizing a wrong cannot alter a position and condemns a man who acts weekly but does nothing, claiming the majority supports him and thus undermines his own conscience.
The column lists local residents visiting and hosting events from Canyon to Mansfield and Wooster. Guests include Vera Clapper, L. Qherdugky, and David Derr. Lou Breneman and Ma Love Reddinger visit for study groups. Vera Myers returns from work travel. Cora Russell plans Mansfield residence. Joe Mishler Jr visits Madisonburg. J Alvin King to serve as organist. and the Smucker family experiences a death and moves to Frederickburg.
Wooster hardware dealer Mra red Milter and Mrs Alle Baker visit the university. Boxwell exam at High School Saturday. Artic Revital Course by Loura C Elson. Eleanor Biecher entertained Friday. Prof and Mrs Boyd hosted dinner Saturday. Maud Mellravy guest from De Moines, Ia. Various professors travel and local news include Wood Waygant buying Lod Review and upcoming events at Wooster. Rev Newsill to New York. Second Year Preparatory and Wonster Basketball vs Hirem. Andrew Carnevale note from Florida. Prof Frame Vance letter from Gibraltar.
The new Memorial Chapel at Wooster University was dedicated with a large audience in attendance. Rev Henry Minton of San Francisco delivered the dedicatory, praising Christ as the central educational ideal and noting the chapel’s cost and features including a $5000 organ and a 29 foot memorial window. The service included prayers, scripture, solos, and a sermon by Rev Henry Canton, followed by a benediction by Rev Holiday. The building, heated by steam, seats about eleven hundred and stands as a memorial to President William McKinley with donations from twenty contributors.
A dated notice from January 27 1902 lists the Achland and Wooster Railway Company timetable. It records arrivals departures and station stops likely for local routes. The document preserves historical railway scheduling and company branding from the era.
Train Nos 697 and 624 offer Sleeping Cars between Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati with no change. Parlor Cars run Cleveland to Cincinnati via Columbus. Sleeping Car at Columbus Union Station may be occupied until 7 am. Cleveland Sleeping Car at Columbus Union Station ready by 4 pm. Connections leave Hudson via Cleveland and Pittsburgh Division for multiple destinations with listed schedules.
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