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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

4

Church Services Schedule Across Denominations

Next Sunday at the churches Methodist Ersccrat Rev F A Lehn preaches 10 30 p m Sabbath School 9 15 a m Epworth League 6 00 p m Burton City Children Day exercises in the evening Salem Mennonite Dunkail Rev A A Sommer Sabbath School 9 a m preaching 10 a m Christian Endeavor 7 p m Presbyterian Rev J V Find lay pastor preaching 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath School 9 45 Christian Endeavor 0 20 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m United Presbyterian preaching 11 00 a m by Rev W H Hubbell

F. A. Lehn Epworth League Burton City Salem Mennonite Dunkail A. A. Sommer Christian Endeavor Presbyterian J. V. Findlay United Presbyterian W. H. Hubbell

Death of Israel White longtime Baughman farmer

Israel White a well known farmer from Baughman township and father of druggist A J White died Saturday evening from a stroke. He was born March 2 1813 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania and died June 11 1910 aged 67 years 3 months and Y days. He leaves a wife three sons two daughters and ten grandchildren. He joined Pleasant View Mennonite church in 1878 and funeral was held Tuesday at Pleasant View church.

Israel White Baughman Township A.J. White White Lancaster County Martha Stanifer Jeb MIM Pleasant View Mennonite Church Pleasant View Church

Oats Disease Blade Blight Affects Yields Across Seasons

The Blade Blight or Yellowing of Oats is prevalent, caused by a bacterium, and worsened by cloudy rainy weather. It starts as yellow centers or marginal lesions, dulling leaves and sometimes the sheath, with infection points turning brown or red in sun. In 1907 losses reached half to two thirds, with crops weighing 22 to 25 pounds per bushel. High fertility soils boost oats, and a light nitrate of potash with acid phosphate mix may help, though unproven. Resistant varieties like Wide Awake are susceptible, while Sixty Day shows resistance. Bulletin 210 on the disease is available from the Ohio Experiment Station, Columbus, Ohio.

Ohio Experiment Station OnIo Experiment Station Ooster Ohio

Myers Family Visits Relatives in Michigan

John Myers Jr of FAbroo spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Myers. Mrs John Reese and her children, who had been visiting relatives in Michigan for the past three weeks, have returned home.

John Myers Jr Fabroo Joseph “Myers John Reese Michigan

Sugarcreek Township Board Employs Eight Teachers

The Sugarcreek township board of Education at their regular meeting employed eight teachers for eight of the ten schools for the upcoming eight month term. District No 1 Elmer Ober No 2 Wesley Scanéck No 4 Kris Cunningham No 5 Martin D Moser No 6 L W Haueter No 7 Jeanne Jory No Calv in Hofstetter No 11 Simon Sommer District No 8 Shillings No 16 Sonnenberg remain to be supplied.

Sugarcreek Township Sonnenberg

Mrs Susan Douglass Thanks for Birthday Cards

Mrs Susan Douglass expresses gratitude to those who sent birthday post cards. Redwing notes include social updates about local families and visitors, including Mrs John Renninger of Canton and Mr H GC Shilling in Massillon visiting Mr and Mrs Clifford Shilling.

Susan Douglass Dallas-Shanklin Peter Eckard Dalton John Renninger Canton John Koerr H. GC. Shilling Dewey Massillon Clifford Shilling Redwing

Fatality at Orrville as train strikes man

Robert L. Dunning, 18, of Columbus, was killed when an incoming engine on a side track struck him near Orrville after he failed to hear it arrive. His body was sent to Columbus. Also note: 1910 Ohio State Fair Premium List announced with prizes totaling substantial amounts across livestock poultry agricultural products art and music and more with entries due August 20.

Orrville Robert L.dunning New Castle Columbus Ohio Department of Agriculture Ohio

Ohio State Agriculture Board seeks qualified graduates for speaking

The Ohio State Board of Agriculture will gather names and addresses of young men who completed two or four year courses at Ohio State University Agricultural College and work in farming, dairying, fruit growing, stock breeding, tobacco, truck farming, or related fields. They invite qualified individuals to write to the Ohio Department of Agriculture to secure speaking engagements for summer picnics and institutes.

Ohio State Board of Agriculture Agricultural College Ohio State University Ohio Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Columbus Ohblo

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Relief

A historic boast praises air travel and wireless telegrams while advertising Dr King’s New Discovery as an unbeatable cure for coughs colds and bronchial troubles. Testimonial from James M. Black Asheville NC claims it cured a stubborn cough after other remedies failed. 50c and 1.00 to buy with a free trial bottle offered.

Dr. King James M. Black Asheville N. C A. J. White

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