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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
1
A child recalls a father working in a lumber camp among cedar, pine, and hemlock in a northern forest. The poem cherishes the snowy landscape, dreamlike nights, and the bond between family and the forest, with prayers for the papa working there.
The Tuc carawas township Teachers Institute plans a December 21 meeting at the Dublin school house with an afternoon program including Primary Number Work and Nature Study and an evening session featuring What is the Real Aim of Education plus Singing and recitations.
The Dalton public schools present an In School Hall program on Friday evening December 21 1906. Students from primary to high school perform songs recitations exercises tableaux and a Rainbow Drill under Chauncey J. King and Ellen Arnold. Admission 10 15 cents with reserved seats 20. Exercises begin at 7 30 o'clock Sun Time.
At private sale seven acres of land known as the Simon Buch land is offered. Inquire of D. Y. Roebuck for details and arranging viewing.
The notice explains a delay in mail delivery and states the latest photograph of the deceased was used for this week’s notice, noting it is an excellent likeness.
The Dalton lodge of the Knights of Pythias records the death of W C Scott a faithful worker and valued citizen. It resolves to drape the charter in mourning for thirty days and to publish this notice in the Dalton Gazette with a copy sent to the deceased’s family. Dalton Ohio December 17 1906.
Clarence Sylvester Berg infant son of township trustee L. S. Berg and wife died last Friday and was buried Sunday afternoon. Rev. W. H. Hubbell conducted the funeral at the home with music by Jennie McDowell Planche Palmer Planche Rudy Mrs. W. H. Hubbell and Mrs. W. I. Tschantz providing vocals. Four little boys served as pallbearers.
At Canton a W Pennsyl vania Flyer struck a Wheeling & Lake Erie freight engine killing one possible and injuring engineer John Ray of Massillon fireman John Nicholson both Toledo division. Both engines and part of the smoker were demolished with no passengers hurt.
Mrs Elias Martin of near Burton City has endured multiple medical ordeals from earlier surgery in Cleveland to a kitchen explosion injuring her, a fall from a cherry tree, and a strangulated hernia operation by Dr Blankenhorn. Her condition is serious but improving with favorable recovery prospects and many friends offer sympathy.
The Gazette Printing Company states it will continue publishing the Gazette and performing all printing tasks as before. It notes the loss of editor W. C. Scott and pledges to provide a clean family paper focused on local and general news.
Representative Smyser introduced a house bill to raise rural letter carrier salaries by 200 dollars per year. The measure proposes an eight million dollar total appropriation and ties to his campaign pledge made during his re election bid.
For The Holidays Malaga Grapes Oranges Bananas Nuts Cranberries Celery Lettuce Cabbage Oysters Olives Honey Canned Goods all Kinds Strawberries etc at Chaffin & Shusser's.
Notice to stockholders of Kidron Telephone Company announces annual meeting and director election at Kidron Ohio on January 21 1907 at 12 20 p m. Secretary Valentine M Gerber signs the notice.
The Ladies of the United Presbyterian Church thank Mr. John Sieverling for the room and all donors and buyers who helped make the bazaar a great success.
Moving Day will shift tenants to farms in the coming year with Daniel Kiessler moving to the Peter Icckard farm W S White to the Annie Horst farm near North Lawrence Almos Hess to the Sam Martin farm John Everitt to the Thomas Reed Jasper Gardner to the Mumaw farm near Mount Eaton Reed Wertz to the David Hawk Amos Moser to the McDowell homestead farm.
Peter Kurzen warns all known debtors to call and settle their accounts between the date of notice and January 1, 1907. The terse public notification seeks prompt payment and identifies the creditor issuing the demand.
Abraham Hofstetter of Allen county Ohio returns home for his brother’s wedding in Sonnenberg where the Salems 8 5S. Christmas program is planned. Nearby work crews finish C J Lehman house and more home projects begin in Kidron. An infant son of L S Berg dies at age eight months. funeral and Dalton cemetery interment noted. Road conditions worsen due to heavy travel from a railroad grade project.
Marriage licenses issued to C ir Yoder of Orrville and Lillie May Robinson of Wooster confirming their intent to wed.
The Wabash system east of Toledo reorganizes dispatching into three sections with Canton Ohio as headquarters for chief dispatcher Baughman who replaces the former trainmaster role. L C Donald becomes assistant chief dispatcher at Toledo with Toledo Hartland jurisdiction. C R Slayton named assistant chief dispatcher at Rock with Pittsburg to Pittsburg Junction coverage.
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