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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
1
A Chicago Daily News tale portrays Mrs Braynerd and her note exchanging schemes to lure husbands away. Neighbors Mrs Camuel and Mrs Hasterlie discuss clever tricks, as Braynerd orchestrates invitations and counter-notes, ending with a surprising luncheon scene.
From the Gazette 25 years ago Dalton residents vote on a new schoolhouse versus repairing the old building estimated at 5000 dollars. Local events include the Rudy barn raising by Hauenstein Bros. and community notes from Creston Mas sillon and Trumbull Co. visited by Rev J G Madge.
Local notice lists contact numbers for printing requests in Dalton Massillon and Kidron area listings. Agencies and residents are invited to call 25 for Massillon 11 for Kidron 1 L and 4 S for service.
The Sugarcreek township Sunday School convention will be held Thursday June 11 at the Methodist church for afternoon sessions starting at 1:00 and an evening session at 7:00 in the Presbyterian church. Rev. J W Findlay will lead devotions and Rev M A Burris will open general discussions with a series of addresses by Supt W W Perry M H McDowell Peter Schneck and Rev James A Lawrence among others. Reports of schools by Secretaries and an offering with benediction conclude the program.
An old advertisement touts Foley-Kidney Pills as a remedy to quickly clear the blood of poisons causing rheumatic pain backache swollen joints and stiff muscles. The ad appeals to readers recalling their past vitality and promises restored health through the product.
Arrangements set for the lith Regt band to give weekly Saturday night concerts in Dalton weather permitting. First show scheduled for June 13 with a program including Sousa Washington Post Overture and El Dorado selections. Directed by Prof. Oscar Puegner.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting at Mrs. Beam's home on Monday, June 8, electing officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Thos. Cully, vice president Mrs. John Eckard, Secretary Mrs. G. C. Freet, assistant secretary Mrs. C. B. Feasel, and treasurer Mrs. H. B. Jameson.
Serious sickness begins with stomach liver and kidney disorders. Dr Kifigs New Life Pills purify the blood prevent constipation keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. They rid the system of fermenting and gassy foods and are mild and effective. 25c at your druggist. Bucklin’s Arnica Salve advertised for all hurts.
Ice Cream strawberries and cake will be served at an ice cream festival in Stanwood on Saturday night June 13 1914. Proceeds for the benefit of the cemetery association.
Dalton Ohio mayor D F Schultz issues weed destruction notice for two weeks in June August and September 1914. Owners lessees or agents must cut Canadian Russian wild lettuce wild mustard and other noxious weeds on village lots or have costs charged to lands and taxes.
Last Friday forenoon Mr. B. F. Clapper of Herbner & Clapper Dalton Planing Mill met an accident while using the Ylointer machine to finish board edges. His left hand was caught by rapidly revolving knives, severing fingers from the little finger to the forefinger. Surgical aid was given by Dr. Roebuck and the community extends sympathy.
The board of examiners announced that two hundred sixteen Wayne county young people passed the second Patterson examination last Thursday. Sugarcreek township names include Ivan Gerber Effie Bixler Curtis Hess Franklin Clapper Lada Utsler and Leslie Haney.
The Ohio State University outlines a summer practice teaching program from June 22 to August 14. High school teachers may enroll in departments offering courses in teaching high school subjects. Participating departments include American History Art English European History Germany and Mathematics.
An old ad praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for quick relief of night coughs. It claims soothing coating over the throat eases chest tightness and wheezy breathing without opiates and warns against substitutes.
A severe wind and heavy rain storm hit the community last Thursday at 11 am causing significant damage. The downpour toppled several trees and caused damage in multiple parts of the village with reports of further harm in nearby areas.
Enos Tremain of Anderson Indiana with Amelia Fishburn of Wooster James F Younker of Creston and Rosa Wenger of Sterling Henry E Schaaf and Margaret J Saunders of Shreve Ervin E Crites and May Wertz of Marshallville Walter McClure and Leota Levers of Wooster Elda Robert Ginn of Youngstown and Mary G Zehner of Creston Charles L Schlegal and Daisy Tuttle of Creston Martin L Truntp of Cleveland and Minnie M Oswald of Wooster Alex E Huegele and Mittie M Kerr of Rittman.
The Lincoln theatre will present special feature films on Tuesday and Saturday evenings each week, offering regularly scheduled showings for local audiences.
The annual Christian Endeavor Society convention will run June 23 to 26 in Steubenville Ohio. Notable speakers include Dr J Campbell White Hon Clinton N Howard Bishop William M Bell Dr J K McClurkin Dr John B Koehne Rev Arthur W Evans Miss Grace Danly Dr John W Day and Hon Daniel A Poling Music by Prof H H Marcusson Highlights include the Red and White Parade Thursday afternoon and an outing to Stanton Park to view The Half Moon with Poling delivering the park service remarks.
Deputy state dairy and food commissioner visited Dalton on Tuesday inspecting groceries and bakery. He stressed Ohio law banning sale of eggs unfit for food with fines 25 to 100 dollars for first offense and 100 to 200 dollars or jail 30 to 100 days for subsequent offenses. Dalton dealers will not handle eggs unless producer guaranteed. Candle eggs to avoid penalties and help improve egg quality for public protection and fair pricing.
Simon P. Krites sells land in Green township to Elias Wenger for 2300 dollars. Samuel Steffen transfers land in Paint township to Daniel Steffen for 1260 dollars. Harriet Jefferies sells land in Wooter to Helen J. Angell. The Rittman Reality Company conveys land in Milton township to George Hagerman for 225 dollars. J M Coffey sells land in Congress township to Charles Rhodes for 1800 dollars. Esther M Kost transfers land in the village of Rittman to Bertha Carpenter for 176 dollars.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Short and children with Benj Hess and Mr. and Mrs. Wm Shammo and sons Lewis and Thurman of Dalton, plus Mr. and Mrs. Denman Rose of Stanwood, motored to Medina Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A J House.
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