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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

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Auto Smashup in Front of National Bank Causes Two Cars Damaged

Wednesday night at ten o'clock two automobiles collided on the street in front of the National Bank. Jacob A. Moser, in an Overland, headed east after turning from the curb when a fast roadster from Massillon to Wooster struck his car. The Wooster car, license No 128660, was badly damaged and left where it stopped. Moser's car was towed to Martin garage. No injuries beyond shaken nerves. Town drivers are urged to slow down and speeders be fined to curb the practice.

1St National Bank Jacob A. Moser Massilion Wooster Moser Martin al Tho

Senior Class Entertained and Banquet Noted

The high school faculty hosted the Senior class at Supt. W W Perry’s home with Victrola music and games. The Junior class treated the Seniors to a May 26 1916 banquet at North Buckeye street with Toasts by Leslie Haney Clyde Tschantz and others.

Supt. W.W. Perry Tilden Welty North Buckeye Street Leslie Haney Clyde Tschantz W. W. Perry Glenn Lauder D. E. Garver

Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Advertises Cold Relief

The ad promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to prevent chronic colds by healing inflammation soothing coughing and loosening phlegm. It claims immediate breathing ease and notes the product is a laxative tar syrup available at druggists with a guarantee.

Dr. Bell

Miller Tires in stock with tubes and accessories

R. W. Lawrence announces a full in stock line of Miller Tires Tubes and tire accessories. The store also carries carriage tires and offers some good used Ford tires including some tubes.

Ford R. W. Lawrence

Indiana Man Recovers After Foley Kidney Pills

Moore's Hill Indiana resident Frank Moseley reports constant side and back pain relieved after the first dose of Foley Kidney Pills and says within 48 hours all pain vanished. The ad claims the pills restore kidney activity and calm bladder disturbances.

Frank Moseley Moore’s Hill Ind Foley A. J. White

Burers? Old Gazette Reunion News Buries 169th O V I

The 169th O V I reunion drew nearly 100 members last evening in Burton City as the Gazette recalls the town's past. The Massillon to Canton electric line is planned but will likely bypass the main road, routing through Myers Lake to Canton. H Santmyer returned Saturday from a two week Wood county visit. W D Kosier supervised a new N Buckeye street residence nearing completion.

Massillon Canton Myers Lake H. Santmyer Wood County W. D. Kosier N. Buckeye Street

Bits of Byplay by Luke McLuke

A humor column from 1915 Cincinnati Enquirer writer Luke McLuke offers satirical sketches of social quirks and city life. The item presents light, vignette style reminiscences characteristic of early 20th century urban newspaper pens.

Little Tragedies Ignite Car Fuel Fire

A man struck a match to check the gasoline level in his car and sparked a fire when the tank was not empty. He caused a blaze that endangered nearby property and prompted emergency response.

Methodist Episcopal Services Next Sabbath

Dalton Sunday School at 9 15 a m with preaching by the pastor at 10 30 a m on The Soldier of the Cross Epworth League at 6 p m with further preaching at 7 p m on The Shepherds of the Night A cordial welcome to all.

Dalton Soldier of the Cross Epworth League

No Joke. A humorous exchange on marriage misfortune

In this comic exchange Mr. Oldbatch jokes that every day of the week brings marriage troubles. Miss Oldgirl asks which day is luckiest or unluckiest to wed, while Bill Nettles notes the borrower’s mood shifts from meek to cross as he settles loans.

Bill Nettles Miss Oldgirl Mr. Oldbatch

Ignatz High Student Seeks College Path for Knowledge

A student at Ignatz High shows a strong desire to attend college and reads extensively to quench his thirst for knowledge. The excerpt highlights ambition and self driven study as routes to higher education.

Ignatz High

Paw Knows Everything Willie L Paw as a Con Versationalist

A humorous rustic dialogue notes a “brilliant conversationalist” as a man who can say nothing yet make it sound interesting. It features a fatherly line about a “Paw” explaining the art of conversation to his son.

Paw Willie lVaw Son

Obituary for Barbara Ellen Crites Homan of Dalton

Barbara Ellen Crites Homan 61 died May 23 1916 on a farm near Marshallville Wayne County Ohio after marriage to William Homan on February 27 1873. Survived by seven children four sons five living including James Homan Earl A Moseley Elmer W and Leslie Q and daughter Hettie Ehret and Benjamin dead. Also fourteen grandchildren four sisters two brothers and many relatives. Funeral held at United Presbyterian Church Dalton with Rev B H Somers officiating. Card of thanks from husband and children for kindness during illness and burial.

Barbara Ellen Crites Michael Catherine Crites Marshallville Wayne Co Ohio William Homan James H Zoarville Earl A Massillon Della E. Moseley Dalton Elmer W Orrville Rittman Benjamin Crites Homan United Presbyterian Church of Madge Lutheran Church John Root United Presbyterian Church B. H. Somers

Same Old Story Reimagines Past Romance

A fragmentary verse scene recalls a man judging a woman by shifting hair color only to discover deeper change as the relationship unfolds. The speaker notes a rapid change from golden to red and the altered perception that follows.

Names Is Names Club Rejects Bill Pancake

Luke McLuke spurns Bill Pancake of Lexington North Carolina from the Names Is Names club as reported in the Houston Post.

Bill Luke McLuke Names Club Old Bill Pancake Lexington, N. C Houston Post

Untold Sorrow Behind the Mirror

A woman laments her inability to undress as she passes the dresser and is ogled by a repulsive mirror that seems to objectify her, revealing a haunting personal struggle with body image and shame.

Mercy

Club Entry for Luke-Can Lamb Lamb Lunch Wagon Operator

Dear Luke Can Lamb Lamb asks if the lunch wagon operator can join the club in Richmond Indiana. The note is signed by T. C. and dated in the city.

Luke Lamb Lamb T. C Richmond, Ind

Ancestry Pride in Fruit-Themed Lineage

A prose note from the Cincinnati Enquirer and Springfield Union mocks a pompous man Mr Schemmon for bragging about his family tree. The lines claim his lineage bore a lemon and a peach, implying two generations or traits.

Mr Schemmon Cincinnati Enquirer

Should Say Not Dear Luke-Can Dr. I Will Killam Norfolk VA

Norfolk physician Will Killam asks if he may join as the club’s physician. The letter from W R Norfolk inquires about eligibility and potential role.

Luke Will Killam Norfolk

Uncle Davie Harp Reads Luke McLuke at Nook

Wise Davie, though old, sits Sunday in a nook and reads Luke McLuke all day. REF, Lexington, Kentucky.

Wise Davie Uncle Davie Harp Luke McLuke Lexington, Ky

Names Is Names club calls for volunteers to plan pennant

In Cincinnati a group led by Byron Pitcher Clarence Ketcher Daniel Batter and Ernest Fielder Trebmal invites residents to join the Names Is Names club. They seek help to start a new club and plan the pennant as the Chicago Feds claim the world championship.

Luke Chicago Feds Cincinnati Byron Pitcher Clarence Ketcher Daniel Batter Ernest Fielder Trebmal

Things to Worry About

A quirky note claims an average pickle of standard size has 273 warts. The line reads as humorous trivia rather than a factual health warning or scientific report.

Names Is Names. Tom Sawyer Legge in Beaumont

Tom Sawyer Legge is identified as a resident of Beaumont Texas. The brief notice notes his full name and location without additional details.

Tom Sawyer Legge Beaumont, Tex

Appointed Deputy Warden Named in State Notice

Nelson Hofstetter of Orrville is appointed deputy state game warden by State Game Warden Speaks. Mr Hofstetter is the son of Dan P Hofstetter of near Kidron.

Nelson Hofstetter Orrville Mr. Hofstetter Dan P. Hofstetter Kidnon

Our Daily Special

A brief note references hard luck and a naval figure who complains, signaling a quirky feature or column line about ongoing misfortune and maritime frustration. The exact details are sparse but imply a lighthearted, ironic take on a sailor’s gripes.

Clear Complexion through New Life Pills Treatment

This ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to cleanse the system and relieve the liver by action on the bowels. It claims the pills are gentle and mild with no gripe and suitable for all ages, priced 25 cents at the druggist.

Milk Route For Sale in Dalton Ohio

Dalton Ohio milk route is offered for sale by Wm J Willams. Interested buyers may call or write to the listed address for details.

Dalton Wm. J. Willams Ohio

Luke McLuke on Time Wasting and June Brides

Observations on wasting time and social quirks. Notes include calls to action, easygoing attitudes, and jokes about June brides and nestling plans. The piece reflects a humorous, observational voice about relationships, manners, and money.

Sonnenberg Notes Reflect Weather and Community Life

May reports farmers coping with heavy rains delaying corn planting while others face drought and crop failures. Local residents visit, church projects advance, and the Bluffton college quartet plans a Salem Mennonite church concert as a light plant and piano trial await. A letter from Geary, Oklahoma describes severe drought and widespread crop losses with alfalfa and wheat damaged.

Sonnenberg Bluffton College Gail Watson Pearl Bogard Boyd Smucker Salem Mennonite Church G. A. Lehman Geary Okla

Debts and Dates Across Nations and Hearts

A humorous reflection on paying debts on Chinese New Year and a hypothetical February 30 as a debt day in the U S. The passage jokes about political charges over war in Europe and contrasts one girl in a million with many others as a racing aside on romance.

Europe

Springtime sermon and Children’s Day at UFP Church

Rev Somers delivered a well received Springtime sermon with a next sermon titled What is Right? planned for June 11. Children’s Day program arranged by the committee and an orchestra’s return for the service are noted. all invited to attend despite previous sickness in the orchestra.

Somers

Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds Ad

An advertisement pitches Dr King's New Discovery syrup as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It promises proven medicines, easy dosing, a money back guarantee, and suggests keeping the leftover for future cold seasons.

Dr. King

Services at the U P Church with special music

U P church holds Sabbath services every week with Sabbath school at 9 15 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. U P C U meets at 5 30 p m. special music by choir and orchestra. Rev B B Somers invites all to attend.

U. P Church Chow B. B. Somers

Thanks for support after our father's death and burial

We express deep gratitude to neighbors for kind help and to Rev Findlay for comforting words the quartet for music the Presbyterian church and G A R for floral offerings and all who assisted in our bereavement Wm Weaver and Family Dr T A Weaver and Family Fletcher Ellis and wife

Findlay Quartette Presbyterian Church Wm. Weaver T. A Weaver Fletcher Ellis

Foley Kidney Pills Promote Quick Relief for Women and Men

An advertisement by A. J. White urges women to seek help for kidney related pain. It claims women suffer kidney trouble as men do and often accept pain as fate. Foley Kidney Pills are touted to relieve backache side pain muscle stiffness and bladder issues.

A. J. White

West Lebanon Notes and Local Happenings

West Lebanon updates report a Mt Eaton to West Lebanon pavement survey for summer completion. S. P. Weirich advertises 50 bushels of rice corn for sale. The Paint township Sunday school convention meets at Mt. Eaton on June 2.

Mt. Eaton Lebanon Arthur Tissot Canton Paint Township James Flounders Massillon D. E. Weirich John Shorb Stanwood Klett

Marriage Licenses List from Orrville and Nearby

John W Johnson and Mamie Cor dray of Orrville Frederick Curie of Alliance and Lena Reichenbach of Orrville Adolph Trenary and Edna Corne lius of Fredericksburg M H Keiser and Odie Rhoades of Wooster Weyland K Zaring and Grace Mae Smith of Wooster Andrew P Maurer of Canton and Matilda Hofstetler of Orrville

John W. Johnson Mamie_ Cordray Orrville Frederick Curie Alliance Lena Reichenbach Adolph Trenary Edna Cornelius Fredericksburg M. H. Keiser Odie Rhoades Wooster Weyland K. Zaring Grace Mae Smith Andrew P. Maurer Canton Matilda Hofstetler

Hailstones Reported as Largest Ever North of Town

Reports from the Bloomington area describe huge hailstones falling Thursday afternoon. Mrs S K Bruce sent in stones measured at six inches in circumference, sinking into the soil, with about a half dozen filling a two quart measure. Wooster Daily News.

S. K. Bruce Bloomington Wooster Daily News

How to Get Rid of A Cold Advice From Summers

C. E. Summers Holdredge Ned describes a severe cough and cold with poor sleep. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar as directed for a complete cure and speedy recovery. The advertisement notes Foley's as soothing and healing and mentions children liking it.

C. E. Summers Holdredge Ned Foley A. J. White

For Sale Ads From Dalton Ohio Listings

Various items offered for sale by Dalton area residents include 10 bushels of seed potatoes from A B Mumaw R D No 2 Dalton OH a Maxwell truck 30 HP in good running order from BF Hess Dalton OH sweet potato and other garden items from Mrs A F Sauvain and a two burner hot plate for acetylene gas all listed in the Gazette office and requests for razor blade sharpens at P A Taggart’s grocery plus a draying outfit with horse and wagon from John Root Dalton OH.

Mumaw R. D. No Dalton Ohio Maxwell Hess Gazette Office John Root

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Indiana Gazette Burton City Band By Luke McLuke The Methodist Episcopal Maude Springfield Mass.) Union 11Th Regiment Sons of Veterans Bryenton Hogsett T. C. Hunsicker Roscoe McCulloch Strasburg McCulloch United States M. E. Church Veterans of Thomas Cully’s Rudy Studer Ed Augsburger Fanny Steffen Samuel King Bluffton and Pandora Salems Church J. F. Tschantz David Habeger Berne Kansas John L. Amstutz Benj. Amstutz Western States C. E New Kittsburg Lydia Springer Hulda Zuercher Hulda Amstutz Calvin Hofstetter Messrs Hiram Sommer Lloyd Baderstcher Wesley Schneck U. FP. Church Notes U.P. Church West Lebanon A. F. Sauvain Gem Ender Auto Strop Durham Care P. A. Taggart’s Grocery
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