Buron City Social Notes Include Reunions And Visits
Miss Elsie Lehman joined an excursion to Rock Point Pennsylvania last Thursday. Miss Theresa Curtis of Columbus returns home after visiting Aunt Mrs J Manning for three weeks. The Null reunion gathered at Mr and Mrs Jonas Martins home on Saturday. The Rehm reunion met at Mr J W Rehm’s residence northwest of town on Saturday. Robert McGraw Raymond Manning and Misses Hulda Sommers and Edna Wenger attended chautauqua at Smithville on Sunday. B F Gochnauer of Massillon started work on the onion farm Monday and boards at H W Erwin’s home. Mrs Chas Hawley of Oakland Nebraska visits her father J R Eichenberger and J J Eichenberger. Elmer Eichenberger and family of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with J R Eichenberger. A bright boy was born to Mr and Mrs M Misere on Saturday. Misses Sue and Dessie Katz of Orrville visited J R Eichenberger Sunday. Harley of Orrville visited town Sunday. Mrs Henry Raby and daughter Ethel of Rittman visit G M Fletcher family. Miss Hulda Sommers spent past week with Missey Ella and Naomi Shifferly near North Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Lehman
Rock Point
Theresa Curtis
Raymond Manning
Hulda Sommers
Edna Wenger
Smithville
B. F. Gochnauer
Massillon
H. W. Erwin
Chas. Hawley
Oakland
Nebr
J. R. Eichenberger
J. J. Eichenberger
Elmer Eichenberger
Pittsburgh
G. M. Fletcher
Missey Ella
Naomi Shifferly
North Lawrence
Dague Oberlin Reunion and Simon Birthday Festivities
RK F D No 2 A E Dague and family attended the Dague Oberlin reunion at Henry Baird's east of Stanwood on Wednesday. Friday evening about eighty of P M Simons friends and neighbors gathered to remind him of his birthday. The evening featured social games and a supper with ice cream and other refreshments. The guests departed wishing Mr. Simon many more birthdays. H E Maurer and wife and son Floyd visited friends at Dalton. Redwing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Dague
Dague-Oberlin
Henry Baird
Stanwood
Simon
Mr. Simon
H. E. Maurer
Floyd
Dalton
Stomach Troubles Warned and Kodol Urged by Waite
A. J. Waite warns that small stomach troubles can lead to chronic dyspepsia and advises taking Kodol promptly to strengthen the stomach. He says early use prevents longer recovery and urges readers to get a bottle today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Waite
Sonn enberg Childhood Funeral and Local Notices
Folio notes a sorrowful funeral for Grady Schaup's four and a half year old daughter after a threshing accident near Weinesburg. Reports of illnesses and recoveries follow, with community updates on farm sales, births, missionary events, and a testimonial for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from a Chicago express agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Henry
United States Express Co
Chicago
Quick
Chamberlain
Libby
Lamon
Rutherford
Hays
William MacKinley
Ohio
A. J. White
Methodist Sunday School elects officers for next year
The Methodist Sunday school board elected officers Sunday morning. Supt. J. B. Gregory. Asst. Supt. D. L. Edwards. Treasurer A. Weiss. Secretary Ray L. Eby. Asst. Secy. Sarah LaViers. Librarians Zelma Thomas and Ellen Garter. Chorister D. L. Edwards. Organists Ida Weiss Minnie Santmyer and Ola Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School Board
J. B. Gregory
D. L. Edwards
Treas
A. Weiss
Ray L. Eby
Sarah LaViers
Elma Thomas
Ellen Garter
Ida Weiss
Minnie Santmyer
Ola Budd
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Wertz
BE. A. Freet & Son, S
Saaanaline
Dalton, Wayne County
E. F. Scott
Burton City
RK. F. D. No
Sonnenberg
Grady
Frank Schaup
Holmes Co
Longepacher Church
Weinesburg
I. J. Buchwalter
Daniel Bixler Sr
Viola Geiger-Lehman
Joel Lehman
Dan. W
Salems Church
Samuel
Fred Geisers
Jacobs
Arlington Lodge
C.F
Peter Eckard
Will E
Scott
Roebuck Hall
Main Street
H.L. Kauffman
Ernest F. Scott
Conkey
Pineule Medicine CO
W.C. Haney,dalton, Obie
Sandus As
The
First National Bank
Dalton Markets
Beth Telenab
Gardiner's
Gibson’s
W. O. Haney
Gibson
J. D- Matley Piano Co
Orrville, Ohio
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