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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
5
West bound trains include No 209 express 8 45 am No 211 mail 11 05 am No 218 express 1 03 pm No 817 express 4 55 pm No 221 express 8 00 pm East bound services show No 210 mail 8 50 am No 214 mail 1 50 pm No 218 express 5 00 pm No 222 express 8 10 pm Some trains run only to Dalton or Orrville and all trains are daily.
Local notes from Dalton report injuries when a man’s left arm was broken while setting a belt on a band wheel. Residents visit old friends, and ads announce holiday goods. Dalton’s paved streets to open for traffic on Saturday morning with nearby open areas for the square soon after. A major barn fire near Wooster destroys livestock, crops, and equipment, with partial insurance coverage. Community events include a sixth annual bazar by the U.P. church and a corn show at Marshallville. Weather turns cold with a freezing day and night.
A series of brief notes report a former institute to be held in Orrville on February 7 and 8, visits by D P E Stoughton in Toledo, a Red Star tablet with transfer pictures at Scott's, a display of fancy work at Mrs. Reo Flang’s, John Cole returning home from Lin ton, 8th Regiment O N G called out by the Bridgeport strike, Methodist ladies planning a pastry sale in the Santmyer room next Saturday, a large line of handkerchiefs at T H McDowell’s, Ralph Parlette’s remark on not asking the price of a liveried rig in advance, Miss Joella Fletcher joining Bell Telephone in Akron, and a recent sleet rain storm that left roads icy and travel difficult.
Arlington Lodge 773 elected N G Ad Schultz W G Harry Stingon R S Will E Scott P S W Ll Sellers Treas E A Freet Trustee Peter Eckard also Montrose Council 156 Jr O U A M elected G Oscar Wertz V C Ralph Tracy R S W ue Stott AL ROS Wall ace Akers F E Tracy Treas WW Cond Donald Houghton Warden Marvin Wertz Ted Skimer tleman O S Ernest Lax Trustees L L Kauffman J A Douglass D D S CG C W Horn to install officers Jan 4 1910. Joel Sommer son of Peter Sommer and Helena Lehman daughter of Simeon Lehman united in marriage at Wooster last Friday. Vernon E Klett Sugarcreek township and Miss Mary Elizabeth Berg township trustee L S Berg surprised friends by marriage last Thursday at United Presbyterian parsonage Rev W H Hubbell pronounced them husband and wife. Bride wore blue silk. groom in black. The Gazette offers congratulations.
Rev. N. D. Steffanni, pastor of the United Brethren Church at Pleasant Valley, assists his father in a series of meetings and reports good success thus far. He will preach at Valley Sunday evening, Dec. 12 at 7:00 p.m.
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