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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1897

Page

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Sabbath School Convention Highlights in Wayne County

The Wayne County 88 convention drew delegates and locals with Dr. O A Hillas talk on Christian citizenship and duties. Prof. Mohlers temperance teaching and Dr J O Campbells lesson on David and Solomon framed a day of sermons, schooling, and church training. A. H Cross spoke on Ohio youth, urging Sabbath schools to reach 826000 young men, with 125000 Christians and 700000 needing gospel influence. Chester Township S S Convention opened in Lattasburg October 5 with strong attendance, music, and speeches.

Wayne County 0. A. Hilla Acteo Citizeen Lnbor Mohler Orrville J. O. Campbell United Presbyterian Church David Solomon Christ A. H Cross Toledo Ohio Heraid Aatoons Ostobar Chester Township Lattasburg William Lehr

Holliday to Speak in Wooster Saturday Afternoon

D Holliday is scheduled to appear in Wooster on Saturday afternoon October 16th for a talk. Residents are invited to attend and hear him discuss his outlook and plans.

D. Holliday Wooster Dr. Holliday

Court House Doings Under Judge Maxwell Bench

The petit jury reported but no trial ready and were excused until Thursday. Judge Maxwell heard motions and demurrers Wednesday. Thursday the jury returned in the Mattison Stebbies case over a bank check for 144 dollars. Verdict for Stebbing’s side. Fetters v Bowers dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Alice Peffer granted divorce from David Peffer for great or gross neglect of duty. McFarland v Boyd suit on 1500 dollar note verdict for plaintiff. Friday evening adjourned to Monday. Monday’s appeal of McFadden v Armstrong and Shepard heard, verdict for plaintiff. Jury excused until Thursday. Dr Holliday in Wooster 16th.

Stebbing Fetters Bowers Mexwell Alice Peffer David Peffer Wooster Alexander McFarland Margaretta Boyd McClure & Bmyeer Rouch & Yocom Albert McFadden Alice Armstrong Benj. Shephard Thoraday

Prohibition Meeting At Jefferson School House

Prohibition meeting announced for Friday evening October 2 1807 at the Jefferson School House with addresses by Mahlon Roach Wooster and Harvey S Baker Reedsburg. All are invited to attend by order of the committee.

Jefferson School Hones Mahlon Roach Wooster Harvey Baker Reedsburg

Letter from Rev 8 Hall Young on Dawson route hardships

An Alaska letter dated September 12 from Lake Bennett describes Rev. 8 Hall Young's journey toward the Klondike gold fields. He details raw conditions, hefty baggage costs, and continued delays, noting transport expenses and the 700 mile Dawson City route via lakes and rivers. The piece closes with an unrelated advertisement for Electric Bitters and Laubach & Boyd's Drug Store.

Lake Bennett Hall Young Young Dawson City Jonan

Dalton Notes and Visits Highlight Local Lifeways

A week of social visits and events in Dalton is summarized with Mrs. Sarah Cameron’s Canton trip, Mr Peter Foust of Wooster visiting F B Harbaugh, clergy from Carrollton and Sharon pa, and many locals attending religious gatherings, institutes, and school activities. The Epworth League hosted a Pink Tea in Race ball, Mennonite conference attendees were noted, and the silver medal contest crowned Milas Kittle Cole among eight contestants.

Dalton Padpla Akron Sarah Cameron Canton Peter Foust Wooster F. B. Harbaugh J G Madge Carrollton Dalton Hubbell O. J. Harrold Cleveland Misa Zella Watson Eset Union Township Jennie Hernhey Fautie McElheny Co. K 16'H Regiment Canaan Epworth League Trenton Butler Co O. Mica Della Morrow East Greenville A. L. Mackey Sharon U. P Herbert Harper Harper Ada University Tri- County Institute Lodi E E Cook Myrtle Cook Columbus Dalton Iriands W. 4. McBane T. W. Orr Orrville D. E. Wenger Burton City Milas Kittle Cole

Relentless Reaper: Ex Councillor Bentz Dies in 1807

Obituary notices recount the deaths of ex councilman William Bentz of the Fourth Ward aged 68 years 9 months and 10 days at his Wagoster home on October 11 1807 with service in the Civil War era and a carpenter trade career. Also noted are Daniel Fishburn Daniel Thomas Mary A Lap Rebecca Knox and Reuben Critchfield obituaries with brief life details and funeral arrangements.

William Bentz Manchester Summit County Ohio Wagoster Indiana Vola Wooater Bentz & Ottman Bentz & Snyder Daniel Fishburn Jaferaon Plain Township Childred Jefferson Danial Thomas Mr Thomas Mr. Thomas Maryland Louis Thomas Wayne County Franklin Townsnivy Mary A Samuel Morr Franklin Two Moorland M E Reuben T. Critchfield L. R. Critchfield Millersburg Holmes County

Church Trustees Sues Minister Over Notes and Mortgage

The trustees of the Reformed church in Canaan sue Rev L A Edmonds and wife in Common Pleas to recover two notes totaling 600 dollars with interest from 1895 and 1896, plus foreclose the church mortgage. Michael Haas and Peter Fotzer hold liens and defend. Edmonds, after a dispute, was denied salary but continued to preach, with the parsonage possibly claimed for back pay and improvements. Defense cites inability to pay now, with a son in Philadelphia. There is an unrelated ad for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption, offered by Lanbach & Boyd’s Drug Store.

The Reformed Church Canaan Common Pleas Court L. A. Edmonds Michael Haas Peter Fotzer Critchhold & Critchfield Edmunds Soma Dlagefaton King Dr. King Lanbach & Boyd's Drug Store

Applecreek notes and clergy moves in 1897

Applecreek community news reports Rev Scarborough and family leaving for Killbuck to begin new work and Rev Palmer of Canal Dover settling in Applecreek. It lists church activities, synod attendance, a union service, letters remaining at Wooster post office, and local social updates including visits and millinery sales.

Scarborough Killbuck Applecreek Palmer Canal Dover M. E. Parsonage Clark KnoxCo Bell Uniontown Dr. Hackett J. WH. Hamaker Canton Wooster G. 8. Hackett Mra. Hackett Patterson Bertha Bott H. A. Wiener Anna Eyeman Frank Bestell Alvin Clay Henry Jacot Wolbsugh Reform Church Presbyterian Church Hackett Laird Kansas Rev Palmer M. E. Church Fast Livers Pool J. B. Crosby Wilhelm Wilmot Harry Carr Somea, Co Elf Brown Cora Lillian Noland

Electric Railway Pro posed in Ohio to Cincinnati line

The Cleveland Medina and Southern Electric Railway Co is incorporated at Columbus to build an electric line from Cleveland to Cincinnati via Columbus with 750000 capital. Incorporators include F C Goodman Jag W Roof and A R Gibson. Route spans numerous counties and towns from Cleveland Public Square through Lorain Street to Wooster, rights of way secured to Wooster and for much of the route toward Cincinnati.

Cleveland Medina Wayne Ashland Richland Knox Licking Franklin Madison Fayette Greene Clinton Warren Clermont Hamilton Wooster Public Square Lorain Street Linndale Strongavills Chippewa Lake Leroy Creaton Madisonburg Cleveland Press Ciucinnatt

Pleasant Surprise For Mrs Armstrong Birthday Party

A surprise birthday gathering was held October 6 at the Armstrong home for Mrs. Armatrong. About fifty neighbors friends and relatives joined Milton Brown his wife and Willis Armatrutz in surprising her as she knitted in her chair. Prof Steve Smith of Wooaster attended with Alta Brown John Smith and Willis Amatutz. Refreshments included grapes peaches cake and coffee as the group lingered late, enjoying the moment.

David Armatrong Nll Steve Smith Wooater Slater Alta Brown John Smith Willis Amatutz

McElroy-Hossarr Wedding At Ada Noealer Home

In an October 7 1897 wedding at Ada Noealer’s home near the city M Rosa McElroy of John Church Music Co marries Sue Hosaler. Rev C L Seward presided as guests celebrated with a supper then the couple left for Philadelphia to begin married life.

Ada Noealer M. Rosa McElroy The John Church Music Co Mise Sue Hosaler Mabel McElroy University of Wooster Secompiiehments

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Lattabburg Court House Court OF Common Pleas Alaska Laubach& Boyd's Misa Sadie Yoder Canal Falton Minnie Scott W. H. Habbell New Concord United Presbyterian Synod of Ohio W. N. Fletcher Carthage Ind Rev. Fletcher M. E Reaper Daniel Thomas Rebecca Knox James Knox John Knox North Bever Street Deati Afra Emer Price North Grant At Buokien'sa Lavzaca & Born Canaan Reformed Church L. A. Edmunds Mr. K. Plank Miss May Ray Mr. Bucher L Gambilo T J Gray Cinatouati
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