Open Air Service Draws Large Crowd on School Grounds
Sunday evening open air service attracted over three hundred attendees on school grounds. Rev. J. W. Findlay led scripture and prayer, Rev. W. H. Hubbell preached from John 13:1. United Presbyterian choir and an orchestra provided music. Next Sunday Rev. J. Hoak to preach with a weather contingency at the new Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Findlay
W. H. Hubbell
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Choir
E.F. Scott
FE. Tracy
Wm. Williams
Carl Dague
Blanche Palmer
W. H._Hubbel
Hoak
New Methodist Church
A Sensible Breakfast From Dr Woods Hutchinson Advice
A recipe of breakfast basics from Dr. Woods Hutchinson in Woman's Home Companion urges a main staple of meat fish egg or milk with starch or sugar such as bread or cakes. Supplements include hot breads butter sugar fruit or preserves and tea coffee or cocoa. Cereals should not be the main stay but may be used as accessories for appetite satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hutchinson
Navarre Mayor Fights Farmer After Fine Clash
Navarre mayor Salbert punched farmer William Oakleaf and later fought Oakleaf’s son when they objected to a fine for trespass. Both Oakleaf and his son were arrested for assault after the mayor’s blows. Witnesses say the mayor fared worse in the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oakleaf
Navarre
Salbert
Oakleaf
Roy Johnson
Prisoner Wardell Attacks Guard at Mansfield
Thomas Wardell, famed Chicago car barn bandit, struck Guard Henry with a hammer during a Friday assault at Mansfield reform school. Henry sustained non serious injuries after a struggle. Wardell was pursued and recaptured. Criminal action will likely follow in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wardell
Chicago
Mansfield Reformatory
Lucas
Henry
Wardell
Ashland Enforces Blue Laws on First Historic Sunday
Ashland closed all cigar shops, soda parlors, and drugstores last Sunday as blue laws were enforced for the town s history. Newspaper agencies did not deliver papers amid mayoral proclamation and council debate on repeal of the closing ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
State Fair to Feature Expansive Horticultural Building
The fifty ninth annual Ohio State Fair and Industrial Exposition in Columbus will run August 30 to September 3. A commodious horticultural building will showcase abundant fruit exhibits with liberal premiums and extensive displays of ornamental and potted plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sonnenberg News Highlights and Local Losses
The Wabash railroad expansion prompts excitement in Sugar Creek Valley. A severe fire at Aaron Amstutz’s western settlement barn destroys outbuildings and valuable contents though insurance covers most losses. remaining debt to be collected. Local preacher Bake Arnold from Chippewa Lake to speak at Salem church. several residents from Pandora and Smithville visit Sonnenberg. families and students mentioned including Wooster and Orrville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Sugar Creek & Northern R. R
Pasha
Sugar Creek Valley
Albert Hart
Harrison Zuercher
Wooster U
Aaron Amstutz
Sonnenberg Mutual
Astutz
Ohio
Kidron Horse Co
Blythe
Benj. Gerry
Smithville
Sonnenberg
Noah Steiner
Jacob Zimmerly
Orrville
McElhinney Stinson Reunion Hosted by John Douglass
The McElhinney and Stinson reunion will be held at the home of Mr. John Douglass on Wednesday, August 18, 1909. All who know themselves connected with either family are invited. James Stinson, President. Mrs Emma Gardiner, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElhinney & Stinson
John Douglass
Fatal Rifle Accident at Camp Perry Death of Private Herniaff
A private from Company F accidentally shot Private Charles Hernoff of Company G Eighth Ohio National Guard at Camp Perry. The incident happened after a rifle test as men gathered in tents before dress parade. The shooter, whose name is withheld, had borrowed the gun and fired thinking it was loaded.
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Charles” Hernaff
Co. G
Eighth
Ohio National Guard
Wadsworth
Co. F
Hernoff
Bootlegging Rumors Hit Dalton Then New Arrest
At a North Lawrence ball game spectators distributed beer from a transient vehicle. Silas Johnson was arrested by the Dalton marshal, his rig seized, and he pleaded guilty to furnishing beer from a transient vehicle. The mayor fined him 50 dollars plus costs totaling 68 dollars, with release after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
Dalton
Silas Johnson
Johnson
Bids Sought for Coal for Dalton School House Delivery
Sealed proposals to furnish forty tons of best lump coal from Dalton mine No 14 or 21 will be received at the clerk's office until 6 p.m. August 19 1909. Deliveries to be made to the Dalton school house basement before September 4 1909 by order of the board Ernest F Scott clerk.
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Dalton
Dalton School House
Ernest F Scott
Horst announces purchase of McDowell & Jameson furnace business
Jacos Horst of Dalton Ohio announces he has purchased the furnace business of McDowell and Jameson. He will handle hot air hot water and steam heaters, the latest improved makes, plus bathroom fixtures and a stock for fall purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell & Jameson
Respy
Jacos Horst
Dalton
Ohio
Coal. First-class threshing coal for sale.
Advertisement notes the unloading of a car of first class threshing coal and invites interested buyers to call at the Dalton pottery.
Bank to Close for Home Coming August Sixth
First NATIONAL BANK Dalton Obic reports a closing on August 6 in observance of Home Coming and Field Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Dalton
Obic
See's Mother Grow Young
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine says her mother over seventy grew young again after using Electric Bitters She suffered from dyspepsia for twenty years and could not eat drink or sleep Doctors gave up but Bitters revived her health and strengthened vital organs and aided sleep
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Herzog Burner Promises Bright Kerosene Lamp Upgrade
The Herzog burner claims to intensify light from kerosene or coal oil by converting oil to hydrocarbon gas, delivering a bright white light over 90 candle power with one pint of oil in eight hours. It is odorless, silent, non flickering and fits any lamp, sold by Geo. W. Wampler in East Greenville Ohio.
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Herzog
GEO. W. Wampler
East Greenville, O
Lilly Reunion at Wooster Experiment Station
The 4th annual Lilly reunion is set for Saturday August 7 at the Wooster Experiment Station. The connections are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Connection
Emick and Schultz Families Reunion Notice
The 13th annual Emick Schultz reunion will be at Graber Park Orrville OH on Wednesday August 25 1909. Bring filled baskets and enjoy the day with friends and relatives. Change from Thursday to Wednesday noted. M B Sonuttz President Nellie Emick Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emick-Schultz
Graber Park
Orrville
Ohio
Dalton Ohio Village approves midyear appropriations ordinance
The ordinance authorizes the Village of Dalton to appropriate funds for current expenses through December 31 1909. It lists specific allocations from General Public Safety Public Service and Health funds for clerks salaries printing police fire streets sewers bridges side walks buildings health officer wages and related contingent accounts with warrants payable by the Village Treasurer upon proper vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Ohio
State of
Public Safety Fund
Meee Bbe
Notice of Dalton Village Bond Sale and Terms
Dalton Ohio seeks bids for bonds totaling 1820 dollars issued August 1909 to fund Main Street paving. Bonds mature annually from August 1910 for nine years with 4.5 percent interest semi annually. Bids due September 7 1909 noon with certified check equal to 5 percent. Dalton reserves right to reject all bids. C W Horn Clerk Dalton August 5 1909.
Dalton Improvement Bonds Bid Notice 1909
Sealed proposals for bonds of the Village of Dalton Wayne County Ohio totaling 19060 dollars are invited. Bids due September 7 1909 with a 5 percent certified check. bonds dated August 1 1909 bear 4.5 percent interest payable semi annually and principal installments from March and September annually for nine years. The village may reject any bid and reserves the right to accept bids only if terms met within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Wayne County
Ohio
East Corporation
Peter Hurzen
Said
Dillon
Peter Kurzen
Olio
Oho
C. W. Horn
Main Street
Peter Kur‘zen
State of
Dalton Improvement
Township Trustee Meeting Notices for Bug ar Creek
Trustees of Bug ar Creek township will meet on the first Monday monthly at the Town Hall in Dalton to transact any business that may come before them. Meeting dates and details are announced by the township officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugar Creek
Dalton
Budy Studer
Oxforda Reduced Prices Notice
Advertises Oxforda at discounted prices with figures showing pounds and shillings, listing clearance style reduction. Details include price notation and unclear product scope.
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Oxforda
Korzea
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Open Air Service
Blue Law
McElhinney
Stinson
James Stinson
Emma Gardiner Secy
Perry
COAL
See
Herzog Burner
Lilly
Emick and
Schultz
M. B. Sonuttz
Nellie Emiok
W. A. Wubbell
W. Horn
D ‘Patton
Township Trustee’s Meeting
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