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Newspaper

Wayne County Herald

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

3

Wooster Prohibition Rally to Feature Woolley and Others

A Prohibition rally featuring John G. Woolley and national figures including Volney Brushing and Samuel Dickie of New Voice will speak at the Square band stand. Attendees from all parties urged to attend to hear the platform for church and home. Time to be announced. further notices forthcoming.

Wheolley and Metcall Stewart Volney Brushing Tan Maine Samuel Dickie The New Voice John G. Woolley

United Presbyterian Synod to Meet in Wooster Oct 2 4

The Synod of Ohio of the United Presbyterian Church will convene in Wooster from October 2 to 4. Ministers and lay delegates from Steubenville Muskingum Wheeling Detroit and Mansfield will attend. The program covers sermons lectures and papers on pulpit preparation and church work with sessions through Thursday morning.

Synod of Ohio United Presbyterian Church Wooster Steubenville Muskingum Wheeling Detroit Mans- Geld M. B. Patterson W. Waddell Wiliam Duncan Dev J. A Wilson Rev. FE J. C. Campbell L. L. Gray T. H. Hanna, Jr J. O. Pinkerton J. C. Pollock E. E. Cleland F. Kimmoelahue Synod

Mrs Anna E Seller Dies at 81 in Wooster

Mrs Anna E Seller aged 81 died Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs J R McKinney in Wooster. She came from Harriabore Pa to be with grandchildren in the Missionary Home. Remains taken to Harrisburg for burial. An absentee note mentions time off and political references and Londonville fair excursions on Pennsylvania Lines Oct 3 and 4.

Anna E. Seller J. R. McKinney Wooster Harriabore Clara James Julia Theses India Harrisburg Londonville Orrand Pennsylvania Aioe i2 Agri Cleveland Pittsburgh Thre ARC Columbus Macateld Traina Toleto Timn Toledo Aliance Nites Youngstown Parenger Vrenaivnan Sagenee Cheeka Ferther

Local brief items from Wayne County and nearby towns

Minor salary change for Geo Lehman of Shreve noted. Kentucky voter Goebel murder case sits with James Howard found guilty by Frankfort jury. News reaches of Mrs. John Moterwell in Chicago in poor condition. Funeral of Mrs Caroline Shively aged 93 attended by relatives. Molline Coal Co begins sinking mine near Jonba Kramer farm by West Lebanon. shipping expected in weeks. Carrie Gerberick visits uncle Solomon Gerberick Bluesinger. Wayne County Sabbath School Convention dates set at Wooster Baptist Church with Rev Joseph Clark speaking. Joseph Severn, formerly of Houston, dies in Akron at 71. Richard Lee of Ontario found along NYP&O tracks near Burbank, claiming theft by tramps.

Geo. Lehman Shreve James Howard Frankfort Goebel Govenor Kentuckey N. J. Cutter Smmyver Uanton Wednsaday Caroline Shively Axe Molline Coal Company Jonba Kramer Fam Wuet Lebanon Carrie Gurbarick Napperville Wayne County Baptist Wooster Joseph Clarx Columbus Joseph Severn Euston Akron Richard Lee Ontario Richland Qu P &O Burbank

Eye specialist Dr Pratt to visit Yoder House Parlora

Dr Frederick Pratt, eye specialist, will attend the Yoder House Parlora every Friday with regular office hours from 4 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Frederick Pratt Yoder House

Various Far Reaches of Modern Ingenuity and Oddities

In India experiments favor the aunflower as a malaria preventive, while Spain's young king distributes copper coins to beggars before drives. Global business failures over a decade total 1.8 billion dollars, more than twice the money supply. Belfast notes a shed hole in a blacksmith yard used as an improvised landmark, and a shipyard claims a bow line links two vessels. Needle making combines wire cutting, filing, eye piercing, head flattening, sharpening, and counting machinery. A buoy generating electrical power aids lighthouse sighting, and a parasol features a large golden butterfly for flair. Subscribe to HERO for 75 cents per year.

India Spain Sea Power

Rules for Wooster Street Fair Exhibits at Craighead's Store

The exhibit rules open to all and premiums awarded by an executive committee. Exhibitors must enter through the secretary and attach an entry card. Entries due by 8 pm on the fair's first day, with mail-in options for distant exhibitors. Exhibit numbers appear on tags, and premiums require matching entry and premium cards. No exhibit may win multiple premioms, awards by noon day three, and removal only after 4 pm. Public street use authorized with restrictions. noncompetitive displays invited.

Muat Wqo Buvebe Craighead Oity Council Ely Gibla Audh LD Cratangap

Injured Woman Sues B and O Ry for Damages

Miss Jennie Collins of E Northat Wooster filed a petition for 1900 dollars against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad claiming injuries from an 1896 incident at Hulmesville. She alleges the railroad neglected safety at a spout where passengers are accustomed to take trains.

Jennie Collins E Northat Wooster Wadnonday Hulmesville Spout

Common Pleas Court Authority in Brown Co Case

The Supreme Court outlines the authority of common pleas to hold court in any county district and that indictments on holidays like Labor Day remain valid if district judges fixed the term. It covers grand jury replacements for sickness and declares the panel legally constituted even without reappointing a foreman or rereading oaths.

Tha Avilabua Onlo Wiliam Thomas Court of Common Plean Brown Co Judyea Williams Supreme Court Court of Common Pleas

Wooster Free Street Fair And Fall Festival Preview

Liberal premiums posted for a three day Oct 16 17 18 event with free amusements and a wide open display and contest for farm products on tables and wagons. Prizes include 3000 in gold for best farm display, 3000 for second best, and 3000 for best wagon display. Public urged to attend with families and sweethearts from near and far. Posters and handbills will announce details.

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Prohibition Special Train Draws Crowd in Wooster

In Wooster on October 2 a large crowd is expected for the Prohibition Special Train. Private court proceedings are mentioned in connection with the event.

Probate court proceedings and wills in Wooster record

Multiple probate actions including admr accounts and inventories for G A Coulter Samuel Brown tram F Zimm erman and others. Will filings for Anna E Stevens Nathan Gore William Carnes and Elizabeth Stanffar. Hearings set October 5 Bond amounts listed. Private real estate sales ordered and guardianship matters noted. Prohibition Special Train radas at Wooster October 2 and help wanted for printing trade.

QO. E. Coulter Admr G. A. Coultar Geo A Selders Samuel Brown John Camp Tram F Zimmerman Anna E. Stevena Daniel Baockwalter Elizabeth Stanffar Nathan Gore Adem Rover Lyda Kaufman Wm Carnes Mary Moon Corneling Moon Abrahaml Ober Nora F. Goffnet Adam Ermen Wm. Carnea Barnard Eliza Ewing Gehres Margaret Funk Catharine Knob Massillon J E Barnard John Perkins Minerva Barton Ardella

Westminster Pulpit Filled by Rev Selby Frame Vance

University notes report Rev Selby Frame Vance will fill the Westminster pulpit next Sabbath morning. Mentions of campus activity include Bible study classes, preparatory moves by students, and faculty travel. Football interest grows as fall promises enthusiasm, with President Holden in New York on university business.

Selby Frame Vance Westminster University Raod Ta Misa Gail Hamilton Marlon Noteatein Milas Gurtrude Moore Golten Bat Sinter J Campbell White India University Bove Lee Craighead Wooster Margaret Phillips Amy Morrison Sod Mae Miller Holmesville Edward Burcan Madison L E. Holden Ia New York City Wniversity

Notice to Builders at Ohio Station Greenhouses

Notice to Builders. The Board of Control of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will receive sealed proposals for the erection of meal additions to the station's greenhouses used for conservatory purposes including a well, tank, and wind pump. Proposals will be opened at nine o'clock a.m. on Friday, October 26, 1900.

Board of Control Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Woonter Ohio

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