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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
1
Mrs. C Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praises Electric Bitters as a great gift from God to women. She claims it boosts buoyant spirits vigor of body and health, curing nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Available for 50 cents at A J White.
Vernon Klett and Miss Lizzie Berg were married last Thursday at Rev. W. H. Hubbell's home in Balton with only the parents present. After the ceremony they hosted a small supper at the bride’s parents' home. County commissioners toured Pratt Woods and Snively hills planning winter grading and drainage. Various local residents are noted visiting and traveling between Dalton, Canton, Massillon, and North Lawrence. REDWING.
John Bixler Sr of near Kidron dies at home after short illness. Funeral at Sonnenberg Church Friday morning with services at the house.
Mrs. Daniel Spindler of near Burton City fell on cellar steps last Friday, breaking her collar bone. Dr Roebuck reduced the fracture and she is aging, likely disabled for some time. Her home was destroyed by fire a few months ago.
Ross W. Funck administrator of John and Dorothy Brown estate will sell 3 acres at public sale on Saturday December 11 1909 at the Courthouse Wooster. Located NE quarter section 26 Baughman on the Burton City to North Lawerence road. Appraised about 533331 and must bring at least 35555. Terme one third cash one third in two years from sale with interest secured by first mortgage.
Pleas ant Valley school district No 7 closes its second month with 33 scholars enrolled, 17 girls and 17 boys. Daily attendance reached 14 scholars, and a spelling match crowned Lee Douglas with honors. Teacher Luis Cunningham Ham plans a literary program soon.
The article quotes Parlette discussing plans to build a universally appealing feature and seeking frank public criticism. He lists a series of reader remarks on his lectures, ranging from requests for more humor to calls for seriousness, pace, and stage presence.
William Svans aged 60 of Orr Ville was found dead Sunday on Major I J Taggart farm. Locals believe Evans killed himself while planning a first hunting trip after borrowing a shotgun and seeking advice. His body lay across a rail fence with a ragged wound. He had lost money in mining stock and shown odd behavior. Evans was the first editor of the Orrville Crescents and the Courier.
Mrs. Rev. L. M. Spyder formerly of this place died at her Barberton home after a period of illness. Relatives in Dalton learned of the death Sunday. She was well known here, Dalton being her home in girlhood until her husband entered the ministry.
All subscribers to the Dalton Paved arrests are urged to call at the First National Bank to settle accounts at once. Those who have not subscribed will have their subscriptions received as soon as convenient.
John Haron aged about 13 died in the incident though he survived injuries long enough to reach Dr Roebuck's office. While playing with companions at Main and Mill a two foot high plank barrier on Brick spanned a newly paved street. He fell and the plank struck his right leg breaking both bones. The fracture was reduced at Dr Roebuck's office. Nearby Scott's advertised a line of 50c books.
Dalton Sugarcreek and area teachers organize a branch of the Ohio Teachers Reading Circle. The first meeting will be in Dalton High School room on Thursday evening December 16 to discuss Standards in Education and Industrial Training by Arthur Henry Chamberlain. All teachers and interested readers are invited. Ralph Parlette says a fool is known by his profanity. he speaks Friday evening December 10.
Public sale events scheduled near Kidron and in the area include D. H. Amstutz on January 20 and U. A. Sommer on February 2. C. C. Welty also lists a sale on February 3. Fountain Pens are offered at Scott's.
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