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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1897
Page
8
The Woman's Relief Corps No 133 G A R plans a novel entertainment to support Memorial Day observance. A queen and quaint wedding is proposed for May 18 and 19 with an admission fee. Support the ladies' noble fundraising effort and view parlor literary items and flowers on the graves of patriots.
Elizabeth Robins Pennell praises James Abbott McNeill Whistler as a painter drawn to urban life and outdoor work. She notes his portraits on stone and nocturnes of cities, especially London, Paris, and Lyme Regis, finding majesty in urban vistas over rural landscapes.
In reminiscence from the New York Sun, veteran sailors debate the glory of traditional sailing ships versus steamliners. The old skipper praises square riggers, recalls the 70 day 4 hour voyage of the Northern Light from San Francisco to Boston, and laments the fading craft as topmasts fall and losses mark modern sea travel.
In quoted correspondence Wagner states he observed the son’s lifelong dedication to art and music, showing that despite studying law and jurisprudence, the passion for music remains supreme. He urges the mother to accept the son’s wish to devote himself entirely to music as an undeniable fact.
Peter Fetzer aged about 68 died at his Wooster home after a long illness. Born in Hesse Darmstadt Germany he came to the United States in youth and settled in Wooster. He enlisted in 1862 in Company O 167th Regiment and served through the Civil War. He was a courteous citizen, survived by his wife with no children. Funeral services were held last Sunday at his request under the auspices of Given Fest Grand Army of the Republic to which he belonged.
A highly artistic Remenyi violin recital in Wooster drew praise for the master’s expressive range and the ensemble. Pianist Mina Parsons and vocalist Florence Adler received strong admiration for artistry, with the encore several times recalled.
Fills bottle with urine to show kidney trouble and promotes Swamp-Root as a universal cure. Claims relief for back pain, bladder issues, and urinary problems, with claims of nightly urination relief. Advertisement notes price, sample offer, and contact in Binghamton New York.
Weekly crop notes report warm week with highest 91 at Portsmouth on the 7th and lowest 32 at Clifton on the 3J. Mean high 66 and mean low 43. Rain on the 2d 4th and morning of the 10th. Snow and rain fell on the 2d. Fore part of week retarded farm work but late warm days aided plowing, planting and growth. Wheat and grass thriving, oats backward, late potatoes up, clover coming on, gardens fair to excellent, tobacco thriving, fruit blossoms heavy, overall soil good.
The week started with heavy rains and cool weather hampering work but improved to favorable conditions for plowing and planting. Corn, oats, wheat show progress. fruit trees bloom heavy with apples and pears blossoming while peaches threaten failure. Livestock and pastures in good shape as cattle pasture and fruit crops respond to moisture.
District No. 1 plans a new armory building with events at Camp and the 4th of July celebration set for July 23. A Soldiers monument is to be unveiled. Wooster hosts a Gypsy Camp at the Armory May 18 and 19. Wayne County Children’s Home to be enlarged to house 76 inmates and staff. Dalton High School Commencement is June 1 with Miss Fletcher, Miss Poro, and Miss Scott among graduates. Rev J H Barron to preach baccalaureate on May 30. May 11 wedding of Rev C L Seward and Miss Alica Weaver. Inter-state oratorical Contest at Columbia Missouri. Carey E Gregory wins Ohio state honors. George Rope, 19, missing from home since last Friday. reward offered for information.
Reverend Hr B Millet preached in Parma last Sabbath. Miss Myra Casterline of Berea visited Mrs Geo I Woner. Hon T Y McCray of Manafela was in the city several days last week. Walter Warren and Dr R N Warren are recovering after a severe illness. Frank W Taylor and wife of Iewin Pa were guests of C D Hughes low days. Frank Emerick is visiting Capt and Mrs V Emerick on North Market. D W Wile of Astland attended city business. Mrs O Newkjrx has returned from the South to 50 Bealle Ave. Jacob Stark of Fiodtay returned for funeral of Peter Fe'z er W H Morgan visiting his mother and sisters. Dr Frank Durstine of Cleveland and L B Durstine of Columbus were at their parents on Ivsall Avenue over Sabbath.
Smithville brief notes on residents visiting relatives and attending church. Prof Teeple and Prof Hoover stopped by, while Mrs Reamer visited Creston. Pickle plant developments, wheat and fruit blooms noted. Local visitors include Rey Albert Lichtenwalter and families near New Philadelphia.
An 1897 advertisement promotes Bucklaw’s Arnice salve as a universal cure for bruises sores fevers and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It lists 26 cents per box and sale through Larsson & Born Leer List and includes a postal unclaimed letters notice. The item also contains a long feature about the Winona Assembly Grounds at Eagle Lake Indiana describing its resort facilities and upcoming summer events and travel details for Pennsylvania Lines passengers.
Rates via Pennsylvania Lines for the Presbyterian General Assembly at Winona Assembly Grounds Eagle Lake Warsaw Indiana are published. Excursion tickets go on sale May 17 to 25 inclusive. Details from Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents or F Van Doren Pittsburgh assistant general passenger agent.
Fine programs wedding cabinets and souvenir cards for school closing exercises sold in endless variety at the Herald Office located at the N E Corner Public Square Wooster.
Reformed Church at Cornerorth and Buckeye lists prayer meetings Wednesday at 7 00 P M and monthly gatherings. Stated services at North Market and North Streets parish include Sunday 10 30 A M, Sunday School 9 00 A M. The Disciples Church at Forth Buckeye Berard and Ross notes services each Lord's Day morning with Sabbath School 9 00 A M and midweek prayer and youth meetings.
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