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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
1
A wide array of items from Wayne County include births at M.R. Limb's family, a new farm purchase by Dr. Geo W Ryall, and land use by L. E. Ewing. Local incidents cover accidents, a railway near Missoury train scene, fire marshal data, deaths from pneumonia and cancer, and an eclipse forecast for 1908.
The winter term ends Friday noon as the University notes a prosperous three months. Several staff and students plan travels and moves including Dora and Ruth Eddy to Norwalk, Hoover Cottage hosting five, and Prof and Mrs Kirkpatrick visiting Toronto. Consid G Eggerman will visit Paulding, Gardner Club dissolves, and Dr Scovel delivered a Lenten sermon at Westminster. John D Fackler, Cleveland, visits for Equitable Life Insurance work and is noted as a hustler.
Dr Elder will hold eye ear nose throat and spectacles exams at Wooster under The Patterson Examination. The Patterson Examination will be on the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May despite contrary announcements. Co W Biddle president Knight clerk Etling clerk.
Mien Mary Smyser aged 61 died at 10 pm Sunday March 2 after an operation for cancer at a private hospital. Daughter of the late Emanuel Smyser she cared for her family and lived with her brother Judge MOL Smyser and his wife since her father's death. A Lutheran and devout Christian, she will be missed by relatives and friends.
A long docket of probate and estate matters includes first and final accounts guardianship petitions and orders for sale of real estate and personal property. Several estates and guardianships are named with hearings set in April and May and sale reports approved. Real estate transfers and guardian appointments are noted along with a general real estate transfer list and local business notices.
In Ohio Beal law elections, 36 towns and villages reported dry results with a statewide trend against alcohol. The article notes specific communities and cites guidance on ballot marking under Section 21-2-b, while advertising closing-out sale items from D Nice and urging readers to beware whiskey candidates.
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