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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
1
Clytie confronts Burglaribus during a break‑in in her studio. She denies having funds, lures him toward a safe, knocks him out, and the intruder is captured by the arriving “men from the next studio.” Post‑incident, Clytie courts fame and learns self defense.
1889 Gazette notes J H Stoll purchasing the homestead. North Mill Street graded. J Hartel from Easton visits W D Kosier. S Oplinger wins district No 8 school contract for 1448. Souther's Kit Carson touring Dalton next Saturday. N C McDowell and G Hershey ship 15000 pounds wool. prices 25 to 34 cents. Mrs Alice Brant visiting Burton City. Mrs N A Young and Charley of Minerva guests of E Houghton. Charley’s health prompts Dalton trip.
Jehu N Woolston from Scanti grease Oregon explains his mother is Clytie and he returns to New York to find his child. He claims a big fortune earned out West and vents wrath at Clytie for a hostile reception. The exchange reveals family ties and a motive tied to inheritance.
A Dalton Gazette urges readers to phone the Massillon and Kidron numbers listed for pricing details on various items. The notice invites inquiries and direct contact to obtain rates and offerings.
Samuel Ray Wilson of Huntington County Pennsylvania and Elizabeth M Erb of Smithville. W E Foard of Columbia Missouri and Winona Houser of Wooster. Joseph W Ejkhar and Pearl E Straits both of Orrville. Ernest Bricker of Burbank and Jladis Gott of Creston.
This ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for immediate relief from nighttime coughing. It claims soothing coating, loosened chest tightness, eased wheezy breathing, and no opiates with a note that children love it. A. J. White-Adv.
Pastor M. L. Herr will give a Bible lecture at Odd Fellow Hall Wertz block on Tuesday night June 23 at 7 30 o clock. He will discuss Paradise Lost to be Restored a very important subject and has lectured across most of the United States and parts of Canada.
The W C T U held its June meeting at the Presbyterian Parsonage with Bible reading and prayer by Mrs Findlay. Mrs Jameson spoke on Drinking a Farm followed by Mrs Farmer on The Progress of Woman Suffrage and Mrs Feasel on Power of the White Ribbon. Mr Findlay gave a talk. Adjourned with benediction to meet July 2 with Mrs Thos Cully. Flower Mission Day observed.
B F Clapper dies at 54 after left hand amputation injury from a planing mill accident ten days earlier. Active church member elder and teacher, councilman since 1910, temperance advocate. Funeral at Dalton Presbyterian Church draws 600 700 mourners with broad community and Masonic rites. Survivors include wife Jeannette Pollock and children Ira Idella Cora Franklin, plus siblings and extended relatives.
A local August note urges rain for crops with good cherry pickup and several injuries from recent incidents. Abr Amstutz cut a foot while trimming a broken pear limb, needing crutches. Mrs. Joel Kirchhofer and Arville injured in a Chicago street car crash, Traction Co. paid 75 in damages. Family trips to Trail in a Ford. Sugarcreek township Picnic planned for June 16 with barn floor ready for emergencies and limited horse boarding offered.
A persuasive sermon urges men to attend church regularly as proof of strength and faith. It contrasts public ovations with quiet devotion, urging weekly attendance beginning next Sunday to inspire family and neighbors and bring happiness.
The annual Sabbath School convention of Sugarcreek township met in Dalton on Thursday June 11 1914 in two sessions The afternoon program in the Methodist church and the evening in the Presbyterian church President E J Ober led both sessions Rev James Lawrence Canton gave an inspiring address The following officers were elected for the ensuing year President E I Ober vice president Merl H McDowell secretary Elda Springer treasurer Ola Budd Attendance was small due to heat and an approaching storm
Serious sickness starts in stomach liver and kidneys. Dr Kings New Life Pills purify the blood and prevent constipation to keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. They rid the system of fermenting foods and gases. 25c at your druggist Bucklin's Arnica Salve for All Hurts.
The eleventh Steiner reunion drew about 225 relatives to Dan S Amstutzs suburban Orrville home on June 11. Attendees included Rev Albert Steiner and others from Mahoning and Columbiana counties. After a noon meal, a program followed with songs recitations and speeches. Officers were re elected for 1914 with plans to meet at J H Tschantz near Dalton in June.
Lloyd Hummel of Rittman suffers serious injuries after a bicycle collision in Medina on Sunday. He was struck by a Suberettis snd, causing multiple fractures to both legs and one arm along with other injuries.
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