Agricultural program lectures for farmers and students
The Public Shores and Ohio State University lecturer G A Bricker present rural news and dairy education in a school hall, aiming for broad farmer and town audience. The dairy sanitation talk by Dr Wm LaViers covers milk testing, butter fat, and modern dairying methods to improve cow care and milk quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agricultural Extension
G. Ua. Bricker
Ohio State University
Wm. LaViers
Public sales announced for farm stock and implements
On February 22 1911 Henry Leisy will sell at public sale at his residence on the Jonathan Leisy farm road from Burton City to North Lawrence. Items include 1 span of mules several horses 15 head of hogs 10 head of sheep 60 Plymouth Rock chickens farming implements and grain 750 bushels of corn 300 bushels of oats 7 tons hay 30 bushels potatoes 20 acres of wheat 2 bushels clover seed etc. Sale starts at 2 o'clock with 12 months credit on sums over $5.00. Auditors clerks listed. A second sale on February 23 at Sem Geiger farm features 5 horses 9 Holstein cattle 7 shoats 4 tons hay and 40 bushels corn with farm machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Leisy
Jonathan Leisy
Burton City
North Lawrence
Dalton
Plymouth Rock
Greencastle
John Brenner
Frank Spindler
Auds
John Eschliman
Charles Camp
Lehman
Sem Geiger Farm
Kidron
Bell Ringers Bring Best Attendance on Lecture Course
The Parland Newball Company delivered one of the finest entertainments on our lecture course Saturday night February 11. Four artists carried a superb program of bell ringing vocal and instrumental work with frequent encores. The audience praised the show, and a final number left no one disappointed. Dr. William Spurgeon of England will close the course on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parland Newball Company
Couple Hurt When Buggy Went Over in Farm Runaway
While returning from a sale on Tuesday John A Moser and D Kirchhofer led cows. A lunging cow toppled Kirchhofer, throwing him under the wheels and injuring his eye, while Mrs Kirchhofer leaped clear with minor injuries. the horse tangled in lines and the buggy damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Moser
D. Kirchhofer
Mr. Moser
Bixler Hill
Kirchwofer
Kirvebhnter
Jacob Bixler
Mr. Kirchhofer
Ind
Kirchhofer
School Entertainment Date Event Noted in Obituary
An aged notice records a school related entertainment date and event. The fragment mentions community programming and a calendar entry tied to local institutions, with emphasis on timing and attendance.
Farm stock and equipment sale notice at noon auction
A sale listing items from a farm including Milwaukee mower hay rake wagon gear planters drills harrows elevators stoves incubator and various tools. Terms announced day of sale. Auctioneer Charles Schneck and associates.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Marriage licenses are issued to J. W. C. Michener of Baughman township and Verna M. Meese of Dalton. Leon E. Hixton of Portland Mich. and Frances Dennis of Rittman. John H. Hurst of Smithville and Sarah Eben Eicher of Orryike. Godfery Lacy of Orrville and an Miller of Wooster. Charlee B. Shreave and Emma Louise Qshring of Shreve. Cleveland C. Weiker of Clinton town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. C. Michener
Baughman Township
Verna M. Meese
Dalton
Leon E. Hixton
Portland Mich
Frances Dennis
Rittman
John H. Hurst
Smithville
Sarah Eben Eicher
Orryike
Godfery Lacy
Orrville
An Miller
Wooster
Charlee B. Shreave
Emma Louise Qshring
Shreve
Cleveland
Death of Miss Mary Buchanan at Wooster home
Miss Mary Buchanan aged 49 years 11 months and 19 days died at 6 30 Friday morning at her Buchanan home near Wooster after a long illness. Survived by two sisters Mrs O D Braden and Mrs Cyrene Geiselman. Funeral was held Monday afternoon at the home with interment in Wooster cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell Buchanan
Buchanan
Wooster
Cyrene Geiselman
Wooster Cemetery
Doctor King's New Life Pills Restore Coal City Man
S. W. Bends of Coal City Alabama had his health stolen for twelve years by two thieves named livery and kidney trouble. Dr King's New Life Pills rid him of the ailments and he is well now. They are praised for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia at 25 cents at A J Whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Bends
Coal City
Ala
Thelves
Dr. King
New Life
A. J. White
Hatching Eggs Offered by Wm Engle of Dalton Ohio
A local farmer promotes hatching eggs for Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. Eggs are from a strain claimed to be good and reasonably priced. The seller, William Engle, located in Dalton Ohio, notes hens begin laying at six months and invites inquiries about his strain.
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S.C. R
Weddings in Central States Showcases Two Local Unions
A double wedding report from Central States details the Feb. last week ceremony of LW Carlton Michener and Verna Meese at Burton City with Rev. Fr. Lehn officiating and guests including the Meese and Michener families. The groom runs a poultry farm and the bride receives many gifts before a Columbus honeymoon. A second wedding near West Lebanon unites Mabel E Selders and John M Selders with Vernon Woods and Edna Hunter already wed Jan 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michener-Meese
Central States
Carlton Michener
Burton City
Verna Mévse
Irene Bott
Prarty
Ferns
Lehn
Columbus
t(Dalton
Charles Meese
Hill
Biedler
Harry Alden
Massillon
Henry Burkhead
Dayton
Michener
Mear
Ie Douglass
D. Gardner
LD. Y. Roebuck
F. A. Lehn
Jasper Gardner
Misael Irene Bott
Edith Hill
Amber Shumaker
John Lautenschlager
George Selders
Vera Selders
Grace Lautenschlager
E. H. Klinger
Sonnenberg Notes Touch Down at Schoolhouse Meeting
Sonn enberg reports from Noble Iowa note A A Sommer unable to lead church duties due to sickness. Missionary J A Ressler preaches morning and evening. Next Sonnenberg meeting set for Feb 21 at the Sonnenberg schoolhouse with a debate on parcel post benefits to rural communities. Also covers local births, deaths, and various family news including physician care and community moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Tschantz
Noble
Iowa
Tor A. A.sommer
J. A. Ressler
Smithville
Sonnenberg
Weening
D. Eire
David J. Moser
Dery
Simon W. Sommer
Dan
Sommer
David W. Bixler
Bluttton, U
Joel Lehman
Benne
Joel
David P. Lehman
Jacob Hart
Switzerland
Brémen
Moses Springer
Berne
David Nussbalum
Gideon J. Steiner
Orrville
Wooster Hospital
Miss Grace Fletcher Weds George Harrah in Dalton Home Ceremony
Quiet Saturday evening wedding at the Fletcher home on North Buckeye Street united Miss Grace Fletcher of Dalton and George Dale Harrah of New Castle. Rev. F A Lehn officiated before close relatives with pianist Mary E Harrah, brother of the groom, playing Lohengrin. A two course wedding supper followed as guests offered gifts and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrai-Fletcher
Grace Fletcher
Dalton
George Dale Harrah
New Castle
F. A. Lehn
D. W. ‘Fletcher
Buckeye-Street
Lohengrin
Mary E.‘ Harrah
D. W. Fletcher
R. G. Dunn & Co
Canton
Old Fashioned New Orleans Molasses Sale at the Bakery
Bring your jug and buy the traditional New Orleans baking molasses by the gallon. Advertisement notes 2011 at the bakery location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Grapevine Trim Expert J J Willaman Offers Services
West Schultz Avenue resident J J Willaman advertises expert grape vine trimming and saw filing and general work. Calls invited for thorough and satisfactory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Willaman
West Schultz Avenue
Dalton High honors Sophomores with home gathering
Social notes describe Homer Jameson hosting Dalton High School sophomores for a Friday evening supper. Dinner guests included Mrs. Fry and daughter, Mrs. Huntsburger of Cleveland, and Merl and Marion McDowell visiting from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Jameson
Dalton High School
W. H. Fry
Merle
Emily Huntsburger
Cleveland
Merl
Marion McDowell
R. J. Stinson
J. W. Johnson
Dalton
Elsie
Effie Johnson
Prosperous New Castle Family Boards 8 PM Train Out
A prosperous family from New Castle, Pennsylvania, left on the 8 o clock train for a new home awaiting them furnished. They were escorted by class No. S. of the M. I. S.S. noted for doing things right. Present at departure were Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Fletcher with daughters Harriett, Anna, Joelia and Kelsie, Miss Mary E. Harrah, J. R. Sturwin with Luella and Zonnette, Elmore, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kendall and Ada Odgen of Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
D. W. Fletcher
Harriett
Warren
Anna
Joelia
Kelsie
Mary E. Harrah
New, Castle, Pa
J. R. Sturwin
Luella
zoNett
Elmore
Orrville
Ed. B. Kendall
Ada Odgen
Canton
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Dalton Milling CO
Dalton, Ohto
N. R. Cooney
Department of the Interior
Ohio
Gardiner’s
Pioneer Block
Main Street
Dalton Ohla
E. A. Freet ,& Son Z LD Reliable Clothiers
Frank E. Gibson
Dalton O
Ealehrs
Arfields Street
Pope Brock
North Aide
Dalton, O
I. L. Dearment
Santmyer Slock
Horn & Merchant
Sherman
Reed & Bauhof
Vwinest
A. Sanderson
Montrose Council
U.A
Roebuck Halls
Frank
Willfoi
Glenn Kosier
R. S
Arlington Lodge
Wertz Hall
Co. B. Feasel
N. G
W. P. Slusser
Township Trustee’s Meeting
Sugarcreek Township
Rudy Studer
P.L. Poorman
Sacor Bixler
Bit. Laviers
School’ Entertainment
Mme
George Washington
Arry Wyre
Abraham Lisiolita
SiNeos
Abe LaViers
Fred Bax
Essemees
Franklin Clapper
Dorothy Owens
Abe Woo
Fahy Gibson
Ellis Feasel
Ethelyne Yarger
Tommy Thomas
Vince
Mamimar School
Berttio Branes
Saei
LionrsaneTe
Mildred
Eeee Intermediate
Clio Club
Lincoln
Ada Scott
Mary Santmyer
Irene Hogsed
Margery Scott
Ruth Haney
Mary Hess
Georgia Freet
Margery
Owens
Leslie Haney
Wilber
Schiool
D. Schneck
J. H
Mary Buchanan
Social Notes
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