Dalton Ohio publication details and editor listed
Dalton Ohio weekly newspaper note identifies E. F. Scott as editor and publisher and records postal registration details for second class matter at the Dalton post office.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
4
Dalton Ohio weekly newspaper note identifies E. F. Scott as editor and publisher and records postal registration details for second class matter at the Dalton post office.
Methodists plan 11 am sermon with Rev J T Hoak and an open air grove service at 6 pm if weather allows. United Presbyterians have Rev W H Hubbell preaching at 11 am with all invited. Presbyterians have no service August 22 and 29. Salem Mennonite Church with Rev A A Sommer holds Sabbath school 9 am, preaching 10 am, and Christian Endeavor at 7 pm. all invited.
Fifty two year reunion of Prof Vaughan students held on Dalton Ohio school campus. Attendees arrived by carriage train and car, shared reminiscences with children and grandchildren, enjoyed a noon dinner, and heard welcomes from Rev W H Hubbell and S N Coe. Prof Vaughan, over eighty, gave closing remarks as attendees renewed memories of long ago.
The 13th annual Emick Schultz families reunion takes place at Graber Park Orrville Ohio on Wednesday August 25 1909 with baskets and time for visiting friends and relatives. Note the day change from Thursday to Wednesday and addressed by M B Schultz President and Nellie Eick Secretary.
The undersigned and family express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death of my wife. We offer our services cheerfully if we can return the kindness. Henry K. Staver.
We have just unloaded a car of first class threshing coal. Call at the Alton Pottery for details.
The open air service was moved indoors to the Presbyterian church due to damp ground. A large crowd attended with Rev. W. H. Hubbell reading the scripture and Rev. J. W. Findlay delivering a sermon from the Prodigal Son. Next Sunday Rev. J. T. Hoak preaches at 7 o clock. if weather turns bad, the ME church will host.
Remember C. Miller Optician keeps focus on eye care not sales peddling. He will be at Cen a on Wednesday August, offering examinations and fittings.
Sealed proposals due by noon September 7 1909 at the Dalton village clerk's office Wayne County Ohio for bonds totaling 19930 dollars dated August 1 1909. Bonds payable March 1 and September 1 each year for nine years carry 4 1/2 percent interest. Funds used to pave Main Street from East Corporation line to Peter Kurzen Sr property under village ordinances. Bids must meet par plus accrued interest with five percent certified check. village reserves right to reject all bids.
Notice from the Clerk of Dalton Village Wayne County Ohio inviting sealed bids for 1820.00 in bonds dated August 1 1909 to fund Main street paving with vitrified brick and stone curbing. Bids due September 7 1909 at noon. require 5 percent certified check. right to reject all bids.
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