Revival Meetings Attract Large Congregation In February
The M. E. revival services drew a full house with a strong choir and a large Young People’s Society turnout from D Presbyterian Church. Rev. Hubbell read scripture, Rev. Findlay led prayers, and Rev. Burris praised attendance while noting two capable pastors. The week featured nightly topics and reserve seating for men and women with an emphasis on participation.
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Young People’s Society
D Presbyterian Church
R.v Hubbell
Findlay
Burris
United i Presbyterians
Hubbell
Huffman Brothers
Nash
Real Estate Transfers from Orrville and Wooster
Trustees of the I. O. C. F. lodge No 490 of Orrville transfer premises to the Odd Fellows Temple Co in Orrville for 34000 dollars. Orpha Saltzman transfers premises in Sugarcreek two to Nancy Wetter for 100 dollars. E W and Ella C Thompson transfer premises in Wooster to C M Grey for 1 dollar.
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I. O. C. F. Lodge
Orrville
Odd Fellows Temple Company
Orpha Saltzman
Nancy Wetter
Sugarcreek Two
E. W
Ella C. Thompson
C. M. Grey
Wooster
List of prizes for Wooster Hardware Co Corn Shows
Ad suggests reading the prize list for Wooster Hardware Co corn shows. It notes prizes to be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Hardware Co
Boy Drowned In Killbuck Found
The body of Earl Rottman, a Fredericksburg area young man missing for weeks, was found last Thursday adrift along Killbuck Creek near Millereburg where his boat had been found earlier. He left home to check his traps and did not return as searches were hindered by high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rottman
Fredericksburg
Killbuck Creek
Millereburg
Marriage Licenses List from Orrville and Surrounding Areas
John Yungen of Orrville and Mies Roid Butzer of Baughman two. Lee A. Stauffer and Maude McCodkey of Fredericksburg. Cleve P. Harpster and Lena McKee of Blachleyville. Albert I. Hartzier of Orrville and Sarah E Kurtz of Smithville. Harry Mumaw of Wayne township and Minnie Hostetter of Weilersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yungen
Orrville
Mies Roid Butzer
Baughman
Lee A. Stauffer
Maude Mc Codkey
Fredericksburg
Cleve P. Harpster
Mia
Lena Mc- Kee
Blachleyville
Albert I. Hartzier
Sarah E Kurtz
Smithville
Harry Mumaw
Wayne Township
Minnie Hostetter
Weilersville
Milk Route Change Notice by Cyrus Bowers
Notice To Consumers announces Cyrus Bowers has purchased the Adam Idris milk route, commencing February 1 1913, and will continue to deliver first class milk and cream while soliciting continued patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Idris
Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed by Texas Reader
Floydada Texas resident J R Welle writes Dr King’s New Discovery cured his terrible cough and cold and helped him gain 15 pounds after trying the medicine. The notice invites customers to try with a money back guarantee and first dose free at A J Whites.
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Dr. King
J. R. Welle
Floydada
Texas
A. J. Whites
Dalton School Library Invoices and Local Happenings
From the Gazette files of a quarter century ago dated Thursday Feb 9 1888 the note on the new Donk public school library shelf insertion next Friday is reported. Dalton faces housing shortages as in the past with few rentals noted. Tilden Welty suffers a foot injury from a slate fall at Gilt Edge bank and will be laid up. A sleighing party of sixteen Doylestown youths visits Burt Feasel with jovial merriment and late-night departure. A Dalton horse and cutter encounter Massillon last Sunday with principal H H Cully and assistant Miss Qra Slarper visiting church. locals invite Massillon visitors to return for future errands.
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Dalton
Massillon
H. H. Cully
Qra Slarper
Delinquent Subscriptions Notice From The Gazette Dalton
The Gazette Dalton informs readers in arrears one year or more that statements will be mailed on February 10. The paper notes the cost of sending statements equals about 5 percent of a year’s subscription and urges payment or contact before then.
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the Gazette
Dalton
Literary Exercises at Dal ton High School Friday program
Dal ton High School presents a Friday program of literary exercises 12:30 pm featuring biographical sketches by Marion McDowell Mildred Hogsett Bagby and others. The German program includes Die Wacht am Rhein and a Schiller sketch with recitations poems and a piano and vocal duet lineup.
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Dalton High School
Marion McDowell
Mildred Hogsett Bagby
Mary Hess
Tommy Thomas
Margery Owens
Ulsig Eckard Egbg
Carl Ryan Thomo
Carl Douglas
Biomett Feasel
Georgia Freet
Gretchen Welty
Mylon Rudy Eedee
Sonny
Ccc Secesc
Une
Pearl Stuck
Schiller
Devdas Aeanpedot
Minnie Martin
Clyde T’schantz
Moglich
Cece
Ceca
Ues
Gladys Stuck
Eeneencees
Eva Rudy
Wilma Kirchhofer
O du Lieber
Augustine Elizabeth Lehman
Elda Springer
Eluer Amstutz
Willis Wingert
Mapeineie
Otto Lehman
Lee
Nina Cunnigham
Elmer Springer
Elmer Amstatz
Seeeeg
Hechliman
Clayton Gocbnauer
Mate Catcot
der Lindenblum
Homer Jameson
Ethel Sturgis
Ethelyn Yarger
Die Lorelei
Fleates Pees
Verlorne Kiaod
Elmer Amatutz
John Eschilman
Willis Eae
Emmett Festel
Tadhenblum
Giadya
Timer Springer
Deutschland
Longtime Wayne County Resident Mrs Wertz Dies at 60
Mrs Mary Shanklin Wertz aged 60 dies after typhoid pneumonia at Dalton Ohio in 1913. She leaves husband David Wertz five children Effie Hileman Dan Thomas William Reese Margie Ira and six grandchildren. siblings and many relatives attend funeral at Presbyterian church in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shanklin Wertz
Wayne County
Henry Reese
Naion
Effie Hileman
Dan Thomas
Walton
Wm. Reese
Wilmot
David Wertz
Margie
Ira
Dalton
Wertz
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Findlay
M. A. Bur Fis
Wm. Price
Chas. Goudy
New Philadelphia
Hil
Wainwright
Clarance Shanklin
Lockwood
VU. Flickinger
Massillon
Marshall
Beach City
Johnson
Applecreek
Arick
Orrville
Paved Dalton to Massillon Road Bid Planned
Stark county commissioners will receive bids on March 3 to pave four miles of road from West Brookfield to the Wayne county line creating a continuous Dalton to Massillon highway. The planned paved route shifts focus away from an electric line as the new automobile corridor advances.
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Stark County
West Brookfield
Wayne County
Dalton
Massillon
Zero Weather and February Arrived Last Saturday
The article notes February brought its first zero weather with temperatures 2 to 4 below in the east end and milder readings in the west. A high wind made outdoor work disagreeable while indoors kept fires burning. Cold persisted until Sunday night when temperatures moderated and several inches of snow fell.
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
The Wertz family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the death and burial of wife and mother. Grateful for beautiful floral offerings. David Wertz and family.
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David Wertz
Lutheran S. S. Social in West Lebanon Schoolhouse
The Lutheran Sunday School of West Lebanon hosts a social at the West Lebanon school-house on Saturday evening February 8. A chicken fry supper is offered for the benefit of the S.S.S. By order of the committee on arrangements.
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S. S. of
West Lebanon
S.S
Committee On
Public sale of real estate of Martin Schultz deceased
Public sale of all real estate of the late Martin Schultz will be held Monday February 17 1913. Properties include multiple lots and out lots on Schultz Avenue near Main Church and Homestead with Shop corner and Blacksmith shop. Terms require deposits 10 percent for sums to 500 dollars and 5 percent for larger sums, balance paid in three installments through 1915 with 6 percent interest. Sale begins at 12 M standard time.
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Martin Schultz
Main & Church St
M.l-E--church
M. Lo
Adam Schultz
Schultz
Aix
Hall's Catarrh Cure declares cure for all stages
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal use reaches blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and strengthen the patient. A $100 reward is offered for any case not cured. Includes testimonials and dealer details. It also advertises hats at Grafs store with prices.
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Hall
F. J. Centy & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hali
Pleasant Birthday Surprise At Mrs Rudy's Home
Mrs J B Rudy hosted a birthday anniversary gathering at her northwest town home last Saturday. Friends brought well filled baskets and shared a large dinner. The day featured sewing carpet rags and quilting with many relatives and neighbors in attendance including Mrs A M Rudy and Mrs Chas Rudy.
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Mra
J. B. Rudy
A. M. Rudy
Chas Rudy
E. H. Wenger
Samuel Wenger
Willis
Wilma
Nettie Martin
Martin Wenger
Ethel
R. Wenger
Elmer
H.B. Rudy
M. Horst
Lem Doratsadson Fisydize
Xorahaus
Pardee Erwin
Amos Stoner
Mra. Wm. Williems
LaGrace
Dalton Markets Grain and Produce Price List
Dalton dealers post weekly cash prices for wheat oats corn potatoes and butter lard chickens and eggs. Retail prices cover middlings bran ballast and bale at set per hundredweight or per dozen rates with corrections every Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Conductor Crushed Between Cars in Massillon Accident
At Massillon about 2 AM Monday a 3. O. conductor C. W. Wait of Lorain slipped while crossing between gon dola cars and was run over. His right leg was crushed below the knee requiring amputation.
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Massillon
C. W. Wait
Lorain
Featheringham Girl Weds Frea VanAllman at East Greenville
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Featheringham in East Greenville hosted a pretty wedding on Sunday afternoon for their daughter Miss Mabel Featheringham and Frea VanAllman of Canton. About 60 guests attended the ceremony conducted by Rev. P. H. Welsheimer of the First Christian Church of Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Featheringham
East Greenville
Mabel Featheringham
Frea VanAllman
Canton
P. H. Welsheimer
First Christian Church of
Lincoln Celebration Opens Way County Event this February
Rev W H Hubbell chosen president of the Lincoln celebration by the Progressives of Wayne County at Wooster next Wednesday evening February 12 in the City Opera House. Hubbell will open the program followed by Hon L S Taber and Prof A R Fatton of Cleveland. A banquet will follow at one of the hotels with Will Is Scott on the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hubbell
Lincoln
Wayne County
Wooster
City Opera House
Hubbell
L.S. Taber
A. R. [Fatton
Cleveland
Scott
Call Us By Phone Demonstration Offer
A brief notice invites readers to call for a phone based demonstration of a product or service. The message promises a live demonstration upon contact and appears to be part of a marketing or sales outreach.
Who Pays For The Surgeon's Mistake
Mrs Sarah Tracy wife of a Pennsylvania ticket agent at Maximo died after a sponge was left in her abdomen during a Cleveland hospital operation. She had a first surgery a year earlier with no improvement and a second operation revealed the retained sponge before her death on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Tracy
Pennsylvania
Maximo
Tracy
Cleveland
Electric Bitters Propose Strength For Hard-Working Folks
When doctor orders rest and fatigue clings, Electric Bitters claim to restore tone and vigor. The ad urges workers not to quit, promising health improvement with a flat dose and a guaranteed satisfaction. Available for 50 cents at A J White's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. White
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N. R. Cooney
Department of the Interior
C. R. McDowell
Ealers
Main
Gardiner’s
Pioneer Block
L. C. Davison
Ekaler
Dionto
Main Street
E. A. Freet & Son
LD Reliable Clothiers
Jacob Horst
Wayne Co
U.S
Frank E. Gibson
Black Dalton
Dalton Planing Mill CO
Arfield Street
White’s Pharmacy
J. Whith
Dr. E Pops
Pope Block
Northside
Wm.n. Laviers
Dalton, O
L. L. Dearment
Dantist
Montrose Council
NO. 156
Roebuck Hall
Cordainly
Douglas C. Glenn Kosier
Arlington Lodge
Wertz Hall
Wu. Laviers
N. G
Will E. Scott
Township Trustee’s Meeting
Prs
Sugarcreek Township
Rudy Studer
P. LL
Poorman
Tacob Bixler
Horn & Merchant
Sherman
Reed & Bauhof
Orrville, O
A. Sanderson
Oscar Puegner
Bell
Puegner
Scott’s Book and Music Store
Johnson’s Hardware
M. E. Revival
Boy
Killbuck
Cyrus Bowers
Gazette
Tilden Welty
Doylestown
Burt Feasel
Advt
Homestead
Dalton Markets
McDowell’s
Rhode Island
Will E
Sport
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