Local Neighbors Visit And Farm Plans From R F D No 2
R F D No 2 residents share Sunday visits with J E Sword and family. George Kirlebaum and Mary Chapman join Mr and Mrs Geo Kirlebaum in Jus tus. Hiram Shilling and wife visit East Greenville. Clarence Swisher and George Dague buy a Russell & Co traction engine and hay baler for planned hay baling business. Reports on scarlet fever and church events accompany community notes. Funeral for Mrs William Budd at home with Rev Nathan Mollitt and Navarre interment. Albert Dellinger moves from Edinburg to Dalton area for mine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Kirlebaum
Justus
Mary Chapman
J. E Sword
W. H. Goudy
Pleasant Valleys
Hiram Shilling
EK. Lockwood
East Greenville
Clarence Swisher
Geo. Dague
Russell & Co
Massillon
Lewis Hauenstein
Henry Hauenstein
P. M. Simon
Mt. Lhat
Stanwood
C. C. Shilling
Snively Bros
West Lebanon
Roy Hofacre
J’. M. Simon
Allen Teeple
Kidron
Nettie Jordon
Kell
Mumaw
Mt. Eaton
Chas. Wingert
Galloway Farm
D. C. Rudy
Cielia Brown
Goodrich Rubber Works
Akron VI
Austin Brown
West Lebanon M. E
Howard Simon
Cassie Hofacre
William Budd
Nathan Mollitt
Crystal Springs
Navarre
Albert Dellinger
Edinburg
Dalton
J. J. Davere
Public Sale at Reed Residence West of Lebanon Mt Eaton
Public sale set for Saturday December 21 1907 at the Reed residence one mile west of West Lebanon and two miles east of Mt Eaton on the Millersburg road. Items include cattle shoats hay corn oats beds furniture lumber a buggy tools and household goods. Sale starts at 11 oclock with eight month credit on sums of five dollars and over and smaller cash payments. Auctioneers Blosser Scott clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reed
West
Lebanon
Mt Eaton
Millersburg
Towit
C. CO. Blosser, Auct
Chas, Scott, Glerk
Christmas Program and Local News at West Lebanon
The Lutheran sabbath school hosts a Christmas program on Christmas evening inviting all residents. A musical entertainment by three blind men is planned for Monday evening. Mrs. Budd of West Lebanon died Friday from cancer. funeral at home and Navarre cemetery. A crowd rang bells at Daniel Snavely’s, then a surprise party for Edith Shilling’s daughter. Frances Buckwalter visits Wilmot. Miss Weber remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
Frank Herwick
Wm. Budd
Navarre Cemetery
Budd
Matel Weber
Daniel Snavely
Wm. Shilling
Lebanon
Edith
Frances S Buckwalter
Wilmot
W. Pls
Burton City Social Notes and Local Events
Mrs Leonard Scharber of Akron visited her parents Mr and Mrs P Larson. Mrs Forman of Wooster returned missionary from India gave a church lecture on Sunday evening December 8. Miss Edith Correll daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Correll now in Tacoma Washington married December 3 to Geo K Zimmerman. They plan to live in Nestor California. Miss Vauline Larson visiting friends in Dalton. Adam Felix former resident and respected citizen died at his son P R Felix home north of town. funeral Tuesday December 17. Oscar Larson visiting his brother Victor in Massillon. Mayers and Longest travelling preachers conducting meetings in the town hall. Albert Hoover of Pittsburg home Sunday. Mrs C A Baird Canton visitor Monday. PlanDAW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Scharber
Akron
P. Larson
Forman
Wooster
India
Edith Correll
Jacob Correll
Tacoma
Wash
Geo. K. Zimmerman
Nestor
Cal
V’auline Larson
Dalton
Adam Felix
P. R. Felix
Oscar Larson
Victor
Massillon
Messrs. Mayers
Albert Hoover
Pittsburg
C. A. Baird
Canton
Chestnut Grove News Briefs Highlight Local Moments
The Blue Bird sings in the valley while Joshua Gerber's family welcomes a daughter named Mary. Martin and Mrs. Moser celebrate a new son born at home. Iulda Anna Gerber Eva Sommer and Fanny Steffen visit Miss Pauline Amstutz. Thirty dine at D. D. Hostetler's Sunday. G. J. Gerber reports a business trip. Jennie Lehman visits her aunt near Wooster. Santa Claus letters urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Gerber
Mary Gerber
Canton
Martin D. Moser
Iulda
Anna Gerber
Eva Sommer
Fanny Steffen
Pauline Amstutz
Pokeberry Wokeberry Society Elects Officers and Promises Jan Meeting
The Wokeberry Literary Society organized on Friday evening December 13 1907 elected John W Good as President Roy Ellis as Vice President Chloe Levers as Secretary Nora Lessy as Assistant Secretary and appointed committees. The next meeting is set for January 3 1905 with plans for a stronger program. Congratulations to Mr Ray Camp of Cleveland and Miss Verda Goudy who were married last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wokeberry Literary Society
John W. Good
Roy Ellis
Chloe Levers
Nora Lessy
Ray Camp
Cleveland
Verda Goudy
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Offers Gentle Relief
An advertisement claims Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup provides a free gentle bowel action to expel a cold while also healing throat and lung irritation. The product is described as pleasant to take, odop no opiates or narcotics, and sold by A. J. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
A. J. White
Wm Ressler property on West Main offered for private sale
The Wm Ressler estate at 10 Dalton West Main Street in Callon offers a private sale. A new two story eight room house with kitchen, furnace heat, full basement, indoor plumbing, good well and cistern, cement walks, and fine lawn. Appraised at 2400 dollars. Contact George Ressler Admr Dalton O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ressler
Dalton
West Main Street
Callon
George Ressler
Admr
Dalton, O
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THE
Dalton Machine Shop
Martin’s Hardware
Dalton, Ohio
Chestnut Grove
Pokeberry
Plain Dealer
Ohio Farmer National Stockman and Farmer Good Literature
Ladies’ World Green’s Fruit Grower
Indiana Farmer
Michigan Farmer
New York Tribune Farmer
Price
the Daily
Cosmopolitan
Harper’s Bazaar
Success Woman’s Home Companion
the Plain Dealer Pub
G. CO
Cleveland, O
Arlington Lodge
Wertz 4 Hall
Main Street
Erwin
N. G
Will E
Scott
Montrose Council
U.A
Wertz’ Hall
Cocklin
C Ernest F. Scott
Knights OF Pythias
Kurzen & Son’s
Kodol
B.C. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
A. J. White, Dalton
Samuel Martin
Orrville
Martin Burton City
E.S. Martin
Ohio
R. F
Orrville Exchange
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