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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
1
Frank E Gibson advertises a one price cash store in Dalton offering fancy and staple dry goods notions carpets lace curtains wall paper winow shades first class millinery and guaranteed clean stock in Pioneer Block No. 8 with prices guaranteed.
The Royal Anna Phoenix Insurance Co. North American The German American New Jersey Plate Glass Co. Standard Life and Accident Co. National Accident Co Northwestern Line Agent and local treasurer at the Ohio National Building and Loan Co. Wertz Klock Dalton U
A devotional hymn excerpt extols Easter joy with lines about life, light, and the risen Christ. Credits: Rev. Thomas Hawes and Rry. J. WL Barron, referencing Old Hymnal and New Hymnal numbers. The text invites praise, coronation, and faithful service to Christ as King.
A winter term spelling list used by Miss Ada Cully for eight year old third year pupils. The compilation includes words from reading and spelling lessons such as branches bunny furnace geranium groceries horrible orchard linen poured lilacs bicyclé horse sh bleating Virginia Fineland January Philadelphia Wednesday independent buffalo icicle February February 18 40 Thursday 26 medicine onion raisin recess study vegetable orange fourteen business
The last Dalton Lecture Course event for 107 08 will be held in the School Hall Monday evening April 13 featuring the Apollo Quintette and Bell Ringers. Each member is an artist and G E Holmes is highlighted as a notable composer. Special accommodations are arranged for the program.
Invited Presbyterian church plans preaching at 11:00 a.m. All invited. Methodist Episcopal led by Rev J T Hoask preaches at 11:00 a.m. Salem Mennonite Council with Rev A A Sommer Sabbath school at 9:00, preaching at 10:00, Christian Endeavor at 7:00. Presbyterian with Rev J Y Findlay at 11:60 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath school at 9:15, prayer meeting Wednesday 7:00, Saturday service at 2:00 preparatory to communion.
Caleb S. Fouch and Alice E. Kean of Shreve. Cleve Irving Houck and Laura Dye of Orrville. William A. Myers of Wooster and Viola Saunders of Shreve. Harry Cliffe of Mohican Ashland County and Hazel Saunders of Shreve. Edward Saurer and Amanda Bentz both of Mt Haton.
Wesley D L Harper died Sunday after a brief illness at his Buckeye street home. Born July 26 1831 in Stark County Ohio he was 76 years 8 months 9 days. Survived by wife Rebecca Cox and four children Mrs IL Gully Cleveland Mrs K Schultz local Mr W D Harper Clanton and Mr L C Harper Wadsworth, plus a brother Benj Harper near West Lebanon. He served in the Union Army, worked as a shoemaker, helped found Salton water works, and was a long time councilman and schoolboard member. Funeral held yesterday at his home with Rev J T Bloak and Dalton Post G A R in charge.
A testimonial from C G N Corneli of Ruding Georgia dated August 27 1906 praising Kodol for stomach trouble and saying it helped digestion and acts as a blood purifier and tonic. The letter is addressed to E C DeWitt & Co Chicago and notes A J White sold the remedy.
Advertises a cough remedy as safe and sure by W P F Gaston of Posco Georgia. Claims best medicine ever used and notes it for sale by A J White.
Following is the time of trains at Dalton effective Sunday last the 5th West bound 11:05 am No 5 express 7:45 pm East bound No 2 mail 1:22 pm No 6 express 2:50 pm
The Sellers Milling Co property has been transferred to Yarger Bros of Canton. Extensive repairs begin immediately with new grain bins, ground floor hopper seats, an elevator, and upgraded milling equipment. The saw mill will be rebuilt at the rear with its own steam power to run independently. All adjacent old buildings will be removed for a modern model plant.
Mr Wm Henry of Chattanooga Tennessee suffered rheumatism in his left arm with loss of strength. After applying Chamberlain s Pain Balm and wrapping at night the pain faded, strength returned, and in three weeks the rheumatism disappeared. For sale by A J White.
Anthony Schofen, 65, a stone mason living near Marshallville, died after being struck by a northbound A. C. passenger train at Clinton on Wednesday morning. He had stepped off the southbound track to let a B. & O. train pass and failed to notice the approaching passenger train, stepping in front of the engine.
Wayne County Board of School Examiners schedules exams for April 18 and May 9 at Wooster High School. Pupils must arrive by 8 15 am with penholders and pens. small postage and paper fees apply. A passing average of 70 percent with no under 50 in any subject earns a diploma and in state high schools tuition paid by the township.
FOR SALE. A lot of candy buckets and small wooden boxes excellent for chicken coops at W. Q. Ian ey's.
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