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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1882
Page
3
Widespread items include sales notices for Herat and Henin, visits by residents to Philadelphia Akron Mansfield and Lima, a reunion planned at Odell's Lake, receiver appointment for the C A C railroad, theater plans at Belknap's, real estate transfers, and various births, marriages and local incidents.
The Wooster boys now in Pittsburgh held a banquet hosted by Wm Kuhn. Attendees included Al Tho Man Archie Osborn Willis Rowe Michael Gorman Frank McClure D C Kuhn and Al C Gray among others. The event featured elaborate flowers a printed menu and toasts praising Wooster and Pittsburgh. A later report notes a portable mill explosion near Mt Eaton injuring John Devery fatally injuring one worker and seriously harming another, with details of location and ownership.
The Morgen Stern Knights celebrate a May dedication for Castle Hall on Market Street Mansfield with a street parade led by Chief Marshal Andrew Buisdh and a banquet at Germania Hall. Visitors from Rising Star Lodge attended. Mayor Kimber presided at the banquet remarks.
Mrs Dorothy Struggles mother of Rev T Struggles of Shreve died Thursday April 13 1882 in Lincoln England in the 75th year. Her body was buried at Heckington Lincolnshire in the Episcopal Church Cemetery with family members looking to the resurrection. Lehr Smith advertise wind engines Scueck Portock butter offered at low rates to city trade.
Our noted physic Ian Dr W C Martin is honored by friends with a Turkish Italian statu ary titled Soldier placed on a pedestal in his office. The gesture follows his long devotion to the arts and nature, while his hobby of music is also noted.
McClarran and Caskey promote first fruits of the season with fresh strawberries for sale at the market after a fine lot sold last Saturday and another sale today. Warnings note grading work on the P Ft W and road from this place east, with a sudden change of tactics and investigation ongoing. Grand bargains offered. Wes Bros. and Srfrmen open with 20 cages of dry goods.
In a terse classified style the notice seeks 20 or more men to help cut ice at the Lakeville House offering $1.00 with board or $1.50 without board per day. It includes an ambulance of remedies and a shoe ad, reflecting mixed newspaper content.
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