Spring Cleaning Supplies and Easter Novelties Ad
A partial list of cleaning tools includes brushes, brooms, mops, washboards and tubs. The notice urges Easter week shopping for affordable Easter novelties to bring joy to children.
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
8
A partial list of cleaning tools includes brushes, brooms, mops, washboards and tubs. The notice urges Easter week shopping for affordable Easter novelties to bring joy to children.
Mrs Henry Keck 60 died at her Barbenk home. Funeral at Jackson Presbyterian Church with Rev Boston officiating. Also notes on Miss Mattie Bornajia and Vinton Bowman health, and upcoming Easter exercises at Canaan M E church. vertical writing adoption in Wooster schools to begin April 3 with books supplied by parents.
Fragmented obituary notices for residents of Wooster and surrounding areas recount multiple deaths and funeral details. The text lists names including J Rankin Parade and Wm Miller of Wooster, with burial and church service notes, plus school event mentions and public notices tied to Wooster and Alliance communities.
In probate actions Judge J C McClarran oversees multiple matters. Administrators appointed include M RR Kob for Philip L Kob with bond 1600. John Fetters, Lawia Icher and Ashley Smyser. and A A Zimmerman for Elizabeth Brenneman with sale bill filed and real estate sale approved. Guardianship for Roscoe L Geasling lodged inventory. Various inventories and accounts filed. hearings set for May 6.
Charles Painte appointed administrator of Jobo Daluter. James Dannen Sr and others file complaint against Wm Feber and Mastin Orlonesy concerning a deceased estate. The will of Jecotaon Kiadentin Ged is for safekeeping. Stark Wayne BI County Teachers' Association will meet at Allunee Oslo on April 9.
Oliver Mock and Mise Florence Mc Intire wed by Rey Mr Wilhelm at his Beallavenne home and begin housekeeping on a farm southeast of Wooster. Conrad Rippie and Mrs Henrietta Forrer wed by Rev G Smith at Orrville Lutheran parish. Ellsworth EL Uorewer of Akron and Minnie Rife wed at Samuel Rife home east of Wooster with Rev ML Wilhelm officiating. Constant Markle and Pleasant Young marry in Wooster by Rev H C Mertindale. John A Miller of Indiana and Emma Carle of Wayne County wed at Orrville Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev S H Stulz.
The article notes Sousa marches as key musical pieces for Jubilee celebrations in London, with themes like Washington Post and Star Spangled Banner widely performed. It mentions military reviews at Aldershot and a concert in the city on Tuesday, April 1, featuring Milas Mary O Hail and local concert bands. It also lists local notices, including school closing, a district ladies dinner, and various resident updates.
Judge Maxwell heard evidence in a foreclosure case involving Mrs. John Avery as administratrix against Nancy Lee. A decision favorable to the plaintiff was likely on a Friday. separate bankruptcy related matter was also initiated. Mansfield Presbytery schedules a meeting in Wooster on April 4 at 1:30 p.m. with sermons and a conference on Christian vows and obligations led by local ministers.
A lively dispute arises as Farmers and Merchants Telephone seeks a franchise against Millerburg Telephone Company. The ordinance committee will review the issue next Monday night. A three year old boy in Cashman t suffered an eye injury from a fall but is recovering.
Dr Gary, a well known physician from Millersburg with training in Ann Arbor and Chicago, died after health decline in California. He practiced in Chicago after qualifying, married Annie McClintock of Meadville, and his body was returned to Millersburg for burial in the local cemetery with Rev Balmer officiating.
Local time card lists connections and frequencies for trains on the Cleveland Wooster & alloy line effective May 15 1898. It shows northbound and southbound departures from Wooster and other stations, with specific numbers and times, noting some trains do not run.
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