Dalton News Roundup Including people and events
Local items list social visits and travels among residents of Dalton Ohio. Mentions arrivals from Akron Canton Columbus and Orrville, family news, business updates and a thunderstorm. Includes church notices and a marriage at the M E parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott’s. If
Walter Kurzen
Akron
Irene Hogsett
Canton
A. E. Schultz
Canal Fulton
Merle McDowell
Peter Berg
Chas. Ressler
Massillon
W. H. Lintern
R. W. Llewellyn
Columbus
Ad. Schultz and
Dalton
Eva Jameson
Kenmore
Chas. Rudy
John Berg
Buckeye Street
D. C. Schwartz
Berg
Scott’s
Tilden Welty
Frank Welty
Barberton
Board of Education
Ada Cuily
Dalton Schools
Frank Kosier
Albert W. Pattinson, Jr
West Brookfield
Florence I. Aston
East Greenville
M. E. Parsonage
W. M. Kinsley
Marriage Licenses Listed For Orrville and Nearby
Nim Moore Walton and Emma E Wertz both of Orrville. John P Hiner and Edith Norton both of New Pittsburg. Irvin C Rich and Amanda Brod beck both of Sterling. Emmet E Edgar of Akron and Nellie E Hower of Burbank. Carl Eicher of Seville and Maude E Barnard of West Salem. Lynn F Cavin and Nora Iaster both of Rittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nim Moore Walton
Emma E. Wertz
Orrville
John P. Hiner
Edith Norton
New Pittsburg
Irvin C. Rich
Amanda Brodbeck
Sterling
Emmet E. Edgar
Akron
Nellie E. Hower
Burbank
Carl Eicher
Seville
Maude E Barnard
West Salem
Lynn F. Cavin
Nora
I’aster
Rittman
Course In Small Fruits From Agricultural College
A new correspondence course titled Small Fruits offers seven lessons on strawberries raspberries blackberries gooseberries and currants. It covers soils varieties cultivation fertilization mulching disease and insect control harvesting marketing yields and profits. Enrollment is free to any resident of the state with faculty guidance provided. This is the twenty fourth agriculture and home economics course from the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College Extension Service
Columbus
The
Agricultural College
Catarrhal Deafness Cure Promised By Hall's Medicine
The ad claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains Eustachian tube inflammation causes rumbling and deafness, then promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a bloodacting remedy. A $100 reward is offered for any uncurable case, circulating through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dalton Community Sale
Guernseys
Durhams
Jerseys
Gladys Haney
Detroit
Mich
Carlyle Haney
H. D. Beavers
Marysville
Marion County
Buffalo
Iva Welty
Henry Horst
Mary
Demna
Ohio
Way Auto
C. R. Snavely
West of Dalton
C. Irvin Lau
John Shallenberger
Frank Shallenberger
Lila Shallenberger
Senator Willis Horn
Ed. Horn
Messrs. Fraze and Hoffman
F. E. Tracy
Aldine Steiner
Jo. Reese
W. N. Houghton
Dorothy
Frank Foster
Elizabeth and
William
Marion
C. W. Spence
San Francisco
Cal
Coun Scil
Chamber of Commerce
Scott's
Iris Gibson
Edna Booher
Dayton
Don. Houghton
Elmer Springer
Melvin Kirchhofer
Marion Sobel
Cleveland
United Presbyteria
Red Cross
F. P. Purdy
W. E. Purdy
Camp Hoboken
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Eugene Houghton
Mrs. Kinsley
Belgium
France
J. R. Robinson
Lieut
Roger Robinson
Pittsburg
J. H. McKim
Estella
Los Angeles
R. B. Wertz
This Place
D. E. Wertz
Kidron
P.S
American Red Cross
Bulgaria
Turkey
Macedonia
David Ayrton Heron
First Presbyterian Church of
Wooster
College of Wooster
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Tenn
Dalyton
Samuel Zeenar ii
Townsend
D. Kirchhofer
A. H. Owens
East Main Street
Willis Horn
Atty
Gerstenslager
Frank Steiner
Jack
Wayne County
Wayne Co
Wooster Exchange
Levers Bros
R. D
Variety
Reed
Gable
Schultz Avenue
Wayne
Stark
Medina
Huldah
McClure
Miss Huldah
Miss Huldah Merriam
Robert Eustis
Riverton
California
Robert
Fluldah
Edward Thompson
Jruldah Merriam
Fruldah
Miss Merriam
Cine
Taldah
Hob
Tuldah
Bob
Butt
Wuldah
Lr. x. Dearment
Dalton, Co
B. FP
Harper. Snively
Ford Motor Company
Ford
F. O. B. Detroit
Orrville, Ohio
R. McDowell, Dalton, O
Dalton Milling Co
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