04 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
Australia to Tahiti and Rarotonga describe lush fruit, primitive life, and rough humor among locals. The shift to Wellington features health checks, port delays, and a view of New Zealand’s hills, stairs, and 8 hours work day.
Mrs Ray of Fostoria visits brother Ed Horn. Locusts 7 years news. Wayne County personal property value totals 5 992 835. Minnie M Scott and Will E Slusser wed at bride’s home June 5. Jos McClelland fractured ribs from road scraper accident. Post office moved to Gazette building. Mr Sturgis retires after four years of service.
Jr Order United American Mechanics of Massillon erected a 60 foot steel flag staff on the West Brookfield school campus and presented a flag. A large public turnout, parade, and band performances followed with prayers and speeches led by Attorney W S Spidell and A W Agler. The event closed with America sung by pupils and spectators.
Short classified line offers phone numbers for Dalton Massillon and Kidron listings. Appears as a dense local ad fragment with contact lines for multiple towns.
The Sugarcreek township Sunday school convention meets Thursday June 11 at the Methodist church for an afternoon session at 1 PM and an evening session at 7 PM. Rev J W Findlay leads devotions and papers explore growing teachers and superintendents with talks by Miss Grace Morrow Peter Schneck M H McDowell and Rev James A Lawrence among others. Reports of Schools are read by secretaries. Evening program includes devotional and sermon by Rev James A Lawrence.
A vintage health advertisement promoting Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder to revitalize the stomach liver kidneys and whole system. Claims to drive out waste and renew strength with endorsements from Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Me and mentions prices 50 cents and 1.00 with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts.
Lead promotes better health by addressing stomach, liver and kidney disorders. Dr King’s New Life Pills purify blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels in healthy condition. They rid the system of fermenting foods. Effective and mild at 25 cents. Bucklin’s Arnica Salve is advertised for all hurts.
The 11th annual Steiner reunion will be held at the home of Mr. Daniel S. Amstutz near Graber Park in Orrville Ohio on Thursday June 11. If some relatives have not received invitations, please consider yourselves invited. Bring well filled baskets for a day of renewing and forming acquaintances.
A lawn fete will be held at the home of Mr D W Snavely near West Lebanon on Saturday night June 6 proceeds go to the West Lebanon M E church fund.
Steiner Rec features Les Sylvia TS and Téchanitz in a regional event with Dalton and Ohig listed among participants.
A Saturday night festival in Stanwood on June 13, 1914 features ice cream, strawberries and cake. Proceeds are to benefit the geriatric association or cemetery fund.
Memorial day services in Dalton drew the largest crowd in years. A fine program featured Rev. Rutlege of Canton delivering a patriotic address that held the audience’s attention for an hour. This marked the Rev’s second visit to Dalton for I O O F ceremonies.
Sugarcreek Township hosts its fifth annual picnic on Friday June 19 at Bowers Grove, 274 miles southwest of Dalton. The Salem Sunday school class for boys aged 15 to 18 issues a challenge to any ball team of similar age for a forenoon game during the event. Interested teams notify M. H. McDowell, president, for details. Music by the 11th Regiment Band completes the festival.
C B Whensetler of Cannan township seeks Wayne County Commissioner as a Democrat. He advocates good roads and businesslike county operation, pledging honesty and service. His background includes Normal Academy study, Ada Normal University, ten years of teaching, and farming with township offices held. Political Advertisement.
A revival-style exhortation praises the GO TO CHURCH movement as a nationwide religious awakening. It urges readers to join or support churchgoing, arguing scoffers harm themselves and that the movement benefits individuals and the nation.
Ellen Belle Arnold wed Ehrardt G Andree at the Arnold home west of Dalton in a noon ceremony led by Rev E F Andree. The bride wore white silk shadow lace and lilies of the valley, with cream roses in her bouquet. The groom, a young Akron attorney, and the bride, a Akron City Hospital graduate nurse, will reside at 577 East Market Street Akron after June 10.
The Wooster Daily News reports a massive gas strike in Saturday afternoon in the Wooster field. The Wilson well, about 1000 feet south of Munson, is among the largest, coming in after another roarer. Interested parties include B. K. Maitland, Nick Amster, Will Curry, and Ed Wertz. Reports say they have been offered $130,000 cash for the well.
The first fruit of the season was gathered Monday morning from a cherry tree owned by Dr. J. C. Haney, marking the season's initial pick in the area.
Members of the Second U P church in Cleveland held a surprise reception for Rev W H Hubbell and his family at the church last Wednesday evening after the prayer meeting. A program followed and a purse of fifty dollars was presented to the pastor by the Sabbath School superintendent. A memorial sermon for nine military organizations was preached by Rev Hubbell the following Sunday.
John Berkey and Lydia Kauffman of Green township. Harry O Maurer and Isa Warfel of Wooster. Daniel P Boyle and Cora Franks of Wooster obtain marriage licenses.
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