John Shaw Dies After Typhoid at Allegheny General
Obituary notes John Shaw who died at Allegheny General Hospital after a two week typhoid illness. The Irwin community mourns his death with a large funeral attendance. Shaw was born June 1847 on the Shaw farm north of Irwin and lived in Wooster and Irwin areas, serving as a ruling elder in the U P church. He left a wife, four children, and a bereaved community, but his faith granted solace. Funeral services were held at the U P church, with interment in Union cemetery.
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John Shaw
Allegheny General Hospital
Ita Heavenly
Shaw
China
Wooster
Ohio
Grealy
Colorado
Mon- Fos
Iowa
Rev
W. E
U. P
Irwin
Wm. E
Thos. N
E.C. Paxton
John A. Wilson D. D
J. M.atcheson
D. M. Thorne
Union Cemetery
School Savings Bank urged for Wooster schools
An 1890s editorial advocates a School Savings Bank program in Wooster and Ohio schools. It argues teaching thrift curbs crime and pauperism, outlines a plan for student deposits via daily roll calls and bank books, cites early successes in Chester Pa Salem N J St Paul Minn Grand Rapids Mich Tacoma Wash and Liverpool England, and notes university and local support.
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Legalized Evils John Danner Writes on Liquor Traffic
John Danner argues that legalized liquor through voters, politicians, and breweries harms society. He cites costs to homes, crime, and Christian morality, urges voters to oppose all liquor legalization in Ohio and nationally, and warns against party loyalty over principle.
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Burial of Mrs Mary Kepp at Red Haw in Thuraday
Mrs Mary Kepp aged 81 was buried at Red Haw on Thursday with eight ministers officiating as pallbearers.
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