Local Retail Ads for Dalton Stores Highlight Goods and Prices
Frank E. Gibson offers fancy and staple dry goods, millinery, carpets, lace curtains, and window shades at No. 33 Pioneer Block. S J Goudy runs Venee Grocery with fresh groceries, confections, cigars, tobaccos, and high grain prices at New Goudy Block on Martin Street.
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Gardiner’s
Pioneer Block
Dalton
L. C. Davison
Ealer
Main Street
Ohio
Frank E. Gibson
Dalton, O
S.j.goudy
Venee Grocery
New Goudy
Martin Street
Death of P Moser ends long Wayne County line
Peter Moser aged 98 died June 13 1907 two miles south of Dalton Ohio leaving a large family 11 children 59 grandchildren and 94 great grandchildren His life spanned Swiss birth in 1809 emigration to America in 1826 and 56 acre homestead acquired 75 years ago He owned 737 acres and survived by wife Anna Beer d 1901 funeral at Mennonite church with mixed German English services and German burial in Mennonite cemetery A H Arick general director
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Ohio
Mr. Moser
Montier
Canton Berne
Switzerland
Peter
America
New York
Sonnenberg
Sugarcreek Township
Philadelphia
Anna Beer
Moser
John
Abraham P
Katharine
John Hofstetter
Elizabeth
Peter M. Gerber
Jacob
Peter P
Anna
Barbara
C. C Sommer
Levi
Daniel
David P
Hhis
Massillon
Old Mennonite Church
Jacob Moser
Cleophas Amstutz
Amstutz
Jacob Nussbaum
Mennonite Cemetery
A. H. Arick
Feneral
Marriage Licenses Listed for Orrville Creston Wooster
David E Kig and Anna E Naftz ger from Orrville. Warren Haley and Mabel Bechtel of Creston. B E Carmichael and Nellie Holmes of Wooster. Robert C Hebrotiv and Corrie Henttal of Wooster.
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David E. Kig
Anna E. Naftzger
Orrville
Warren Haley
Mabel Bechtel
Creston
B. E. Carmichael
Nellie Holmes
Wooster
Robert C.hebrotiv
Corrie Henttal
A Very Brilliant Affair Wedding of Miss Carrie Harrold
Miss Carrie Harrold wed Prof. Robert C. Schroth in Wooster amid a yellow and white affair at Clerk C. J. Harrold’s home. The ceremony under an arch of white featured Rev. Heilman officiating with ring service. Guests from Dalton and across Ohio attended as the couple departed for a lakes honeymoon and will reside in Wooster.
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Clerk of Courts
C. J. Harrold
Carrie
Robert C. Schroth
Wooster High School
Lobegrin
Erb
Randolph Theobalt
Columbus
Mary Gimble
Misa Mildred Harrold
Minnie Albright
Massillon
Heilman
Lutheran Church
Lakes
Wooster
New York
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Lisbon
Chagrin Falls
Mansfield
Akron
Canton
Navarre
Orrville
Dalton
Wooster Daily News
W. H. H. Wertz
Robert Wertz
Minnie Dot Wertz
Myrtle Wertz
Irene Bott
Ora Camp
Verdie Goudy
Anna Fletcher
The Lytle Family Reunion Held Near Canal Fulton
The Lytle family reunion met at Jos. McClelland’s home one mile west of Canal Fulton last Thursday despite rain. Over a thousand attended the dinner and officers for next year were elected: Marion Lytle President A H Arick Vice President John Harkins Secy Thomas Wagner Treasurer Lee Lytle Col Secy. Next reunion set for Wadworth near June 15 at Marion Lytle’s home. Dalto attendees listed.
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Lytle
Jos. McClelland
Canal Fulton
Marion Lytle
Wadsworth
A. H. Arick
Dalton
John Harkins
Doylestown
Secy
Dons Citizens Garti. Obliger to Be Installed in New Position
Louis P. Obliger, the Wooster bank wrecker serving seven years in the Ohio penitentiary, receives a further honor from Warden Gould and will soon wear a citizen's suit and work in Steward Miller’s office. Charles Irvin of Columbus, currently hospital chief clerk, is to replace him after a one year embezzlement sentence.
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Louis P. Obliger
Wooster Bank
Ohio Penitentiary
Warden Gould
Steward Miller
Charles Irvin
Columbus
Obliger
Electric Lights In Dalton Turned On For First Time
In Dalton a large crowd witnessed the village lights activated Tuesday evening at the new plant. The Collosseum offered two canvas performances with its own lighting, drawing praise as the best seen, highlighted by pictures from the Passion Play.
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Dalton
Burtons Guests Attend Local Picnic and Visits
Miss Anna Hans of Osnaburg stayed with Miss Blanche Culp from Thursday to Monday and joined the Clap pers grove school picnic on Friday. Fred Hoover of Canton returned Friday for the picnic. Edna Wenger and Anna Larson drove to Orrville Thursday. The Eichenbergers and Walkmeyer from Ken Avon Pa hosted guests J J Eichenberger and family Sunday. Ada Donald of Wooster visited Saturday to Monday. Emma Sommers of Wooster spent weeks with Mrs A J Rehm before her Tennessee trip. Mrs P Larson visited relatives at Akron. Mrs L Scharber of Akron stayed Thursday with Mr and Mrs P Lorson. Ira Culp and Hulda Sommers with Ada Culp spent Sunday in Cleveland. Elizabeth Lorson of Dalton visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Carter and children of Dalton were guests of the Carters Sunday. Mr Henry Garver is ill with mumps. Mrs Margaret Culp visited Massillon friends Sunday. PLANDAW.
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Anna Hans
Osnaburg
Blanche Culp
Clappers Grove
Fred Hoover
Canton
Edna Wenger
Anna Larson
Orrville
J. J. Eichenberger
Little Eon Jay
Elmer Eichenberger
John Walkmeyer
Ken Avon
J. R. Eichenberger
Ada Donald
Wooster
Emma Sommers
A. J. Rehm
Tennessee
Elizabeth Lorson
Dalton
Wm. Carter
Joseph Carter
Henry Garver
Margaret Culp
Massillon Friends
Mansfield Ohio State Sunday School Convention Heads North
Next week in Mansfield at the State Sunday School Convention from June 25 to 27, 1500 workers attend. The program features addresses, conferences, elementary sessions, two German auxiliary sessions, and music by Prof. E O Excell. A Sunday School Bazaar will accompany the event with travel rates of two cents per mile. Applications for details go to Dr. Joseph Clark in Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio
Mansfield
H. M. Hamill
Nashville
Tenn
E. P. St. John
Hartford
E. O. Excell
Chicago
Joseph Clark
Ruggery
Columbus
Do Not Neglect The Children Remedy Advertisement
A period advertisement urges immediate care for a child's diarrhea with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. Sold by A J White.
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Chamberlain
A. J. White
Sad death by own action in East Union township
Mrs Ephriam Hushour, 35, of East Union on John Long farm west of Dalton, died after supper Wednesday by taking poison. She leaves a husband and five children, oldest 11, youngest 10 months. Maiden name Lillian Clay, a former popular schoolteacher. Her mother’s death three months ago preceded her depression. Cousin Zachariah Lilley and family attended the Applecreek funeral Saturday.
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Ephriam Hushour
East Union Township
John Long
Dalton
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