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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
5
Local briefs recount a missionary meeting, a brass of events in town, and visits among residents from Wooster to Akron. Notices include church sales, concerts by Huffmen Brothers, a carving of local officials, and guests at several homes. A 96 year old Chippewa Township resident dies, and a note on logging engineering appears alongside a humorous Japanese bakery sign.
Local and miscellaneous items report visits, guests, and family news across Canton, Orrville, Wadsworth, Wooster, Massillon, and Dalton. Attendees include Miss Eva Rudy, Mrs J H Jamison, and Mrs Mildred Harrold, with weddings, births, and health and fire accident notes. Also noted are oil drilling losses, hunting license law changes, and a Wooster Daily News Warne county union feature.
The church announces a children's day next Sabbath the 8th with evening exercises and a morning sermon for children at the close of Sabbath school.
Mr A H Arick closed a deal Tuesday becoming owner of a new seven passenger Studebaker touring car equipped with electric lights and starter. A large contingent of strangers is expected next Wednesday and Thursday for the Mansfield Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Convention at the O P church. Local visitors include Mrs Wm Philpot Miss Lizzie Pollock Mrs Carl McFarland Mr and Mrs Louis Heppert and Mr Frank Ryan.
The Massillon Electric and Gas Co. presented a Saturday night program that netted the Board of Education 2010 after 201 admissions. Music was provided by an Edison phonograph courtesy of Rhinos of Massillon. The picture machine was operated by Mr. Guy Schaffer of Navarre, a former local resident.
Memorial Day observances in East Greenville proceeded smoothly on May 30. The parade was led by the 11th Regiment Band, followed by Civil War veterans in autos, the Jr. Order of Amaranth, village Sunday schools, and the Hoy Secute under Geo W Wampler. Mr A V Owene presided for the day.
Private sale offer for property on Schultz Avenue one door east of A Weiss, includes town lot and seven room house priced at 735 dollars. Barnard McGinnis of Frederickaburg Ohio handles the listing.
Advertisement for Dr. King's New Life Pills aimed at the elderly praising quick, gentle action. Mentions price 2c and recommendation by A. J. White.
Public notice outlines advertising rates for the want and for sale column. Items up to five lines cost ten cents per insertion with cash in advance. Additional lines are charged at three cents each.
An old advertisement states deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. It promises a cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure and offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure, urging readers to request free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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