Bee Hive Massillon Promises Value with Summer Inducements
The Bee Hive Massillon advertises excellent value and well chosen stock. It touts up to date summer lines and special reductions, urging regular visits for best prices and service.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
5
The Bee Hive Massillon advertises excellent value and well chosen stock. It touts up to date summer lines and special reductions, urging regular visits for best prices and service.
Local notes report cider produced, visits by Mrs. F. E. Gibson and Mrs. Willis Sellers, camping at Turkeyfoot lake, and ex postmaster T. L. Flattery in town on business. Several local deaths, arrests for Sunday sale, and community events are noted alongside farm updates and social visits.
Next Sunday at the churches United Presbyterian V Preaching at 11 a.m. All invited to attend Salem Church in Lmenenberg hosts Rev W H Hubbell Sunday evening at 7 30. Presbyterian services follow usual hours with morning Sunday School at 9 45 and preaching at 11 00 evening C E at 6 30 and preaching at 7 30. August 1904 schedule lists 4 30 p m August 19 and 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m August 26. Sabbath School starts 9 45 with Epworth League at 6 30 p m topic August 19. Leader Wallace Aker.
The Wayne county teachers institute is in session at Wooster this week and will continue until Friday evening. Instructors include Miss Clara L. Myers of Cleveland Prof. B. F. Stanton of Salem and Miss Gertrude Plank of Wooster. Large attendance promises a record-breaking event with engaging programs announced so far.
We thank our former neighbors of Dalton and Navarre Ohio for timely generous donations that brightened our cottage home. Your kindness is like casting bread on the waters and will return to each donor in due time. G W Obenoub and wife Navarre August 14 1906.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as prompt relief for sudden attacks, claiming a dose can ease symptoms before a doctor arrives and never fails in severe cases. Sold by A. J. Whiter.
D W Bixler and W Sommer attend the Wooster Teachers Institute this week and locals prep for the S 3 S Conference at Pandora on Wednesday. Some plan to visit Winona Lake next week while Mrs John Bixler of Indiana visits the settlement. Railroad blasting and stump clearing have begun here as first steps. The old Mennonites plan a new church at the current site next summer. A big snake appeared near Tyrol, moving toward Kidron, prompting requests to inform authorities to post watchmen. Prices of lots are queried from Adam Sommer and F B Moser.
Mrs. David Martin, previously mentioned as ill, died Wednesday morning and was buried Friday at Pleasant View church. She was a long time Mennonite member, childless with a devoted husband, plus a sister and two brothers and many friends. The funeral drew wide attendance due to her broad acquaintances.
Stark County reports new beer market relief by Home Brewing Co and August Denbrock becoming Karnesville principal. J A Douglass leads Massillon auditor race. Massillon newsboys form a National Newsboys Association branch with smoking and shortchanging rules. Lewis Nay suffocates in a Coxey quarry drift. Electrified Massillon Dalton line to be built soon. Meyers Lake tent struck by lightning injuring none. one man buried briefly and a shoe torn.
Jesse Franks sixty four of Applecreek was killed when a C. A. & C. train hit him at a crossing near Applecreek as he returned from Holmesville. Gordon Beam had warned of the approaching train minutes earlier but Franks did not heed. He was crushed and ejected onto the pilot while his horse survived.
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