Dalton Ohio Post Office Notice 1916
Notice indicates the document was entered at the Dalton Ohio Post Office as Second Class Matter on Thursday June 22 1916.
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Dalton Gazette
Dalton
Ohio
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
4
Local Notes and Socials Roundup
Mrs G A Beitman returned from Canton relatives. Dr L L DeArment equipped new dental parlors with the latest tools. Moses Mossop attended a Massillon District meeting. Children's Day set for Stanwood church June 25. Mrs W O Haney and brothers plan Indiana trip by car. Albert Eby and Pat Henry jailed in Canton for auto thefts. Saltzman’s Wooster car missing. Ladies Missionary Society picnic held at Miss Lizzie Cully’s home with about 30 members. Class No 9 Methodist Sunday school planned surprise farewell for Mrs Harvey Anderson. 18 guests attended and gifts given.
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W. O. Haney
Jacob Lawrence
Canton
Orrin Lawrence
Indiana
Albert Eby
Pat Henry
Massillon
Eby
Henry
Wooster
Alliance
Saltzman
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lizzie Cully
Methodist Sunday School
Harvey Anderson
Kidnap Plot Shocks Marshallville Family
In Marshallville on Monday Mrs Mabel F Immel drove away with her two sons George and John ages 5 and 2 in a large car with a strange driver. They vanished with no trace by Tuesday as sheriff deputies investigated. The couple divorced January 29 1916 with Mr Henry Immel awarded custody of the four children.
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Marshallville
Mabel F Immel
Henry Immel
George
John
Immel
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Cold Relief
Ad promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to end lingering colds. It claims to heal inflammation soothe cough loosen phlegm and ease breathing immediately with tar balsam components and laxative tar syrup. Available at druggists with a guarantee of help.
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Dr. Bell
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Harry A. Mitchell of Barberton and Flossie E. Foltz of Shreve. Hobbs Clifford and Maude M. Hess of Applecreek. Romi Clegg of Wadsworth and Nellie Blacklock of Doylestown. Charles E. Mower and Grace Drie bellis of West Salem. William H. Overholt and Minnie Blanch Burkholder of Rittman.
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Harry A. Mitchell
Barberton
Flossie E. Foltz
Shreve
Hobbs Clifford
Maude M. Hess
Applecreek
Romi Clegg
Wadsworth
Nellie Blacklock
Doylestown
Charles E. Mower
Grace Driebellis
West Salem
William H. Overholt
Minnie Blanch Burkholder
Rittman
Educating the Blind and Women in Nordic Cities
A report notes England and Wales operate 40 special schools for the blind. In Sweden fifty women participate in city governance, with seven serving in Stockholm.
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England
Wales
Sweden
Scipal
Stockholm
Dr David C Stinson Dies After Long Illness in Sioux City
Obituary records Dr David C Stinson born July 22 1850 Dalton Ohio died May 25 1916 Sioux City Iowa after cancer battle. He practiced medicine in Ashland Ohio Dakota City and Sioux City and held posts as deputy postmaster county judge and JP. Survived by widow three daughters sister and brother. Funeral conducted by Masonic lodge with many locals in attendance.
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Masonic Lodge
Sioux City
David C. Stinson
Masonic Order
David Collins Stinson
Dalton
Ohio
Garnett
Kan
Rysa Moon
Iowa Medical College
Keokuk
Iowa
University of Pennsylvania
Ashland
Dakota City
J. N. Hamilton
Oscar Moon
Henry Herweg
Herweg
Dakota Post Office
Omahi Lodge No. 5
Odd Fellows
M. E. of A
United Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Olivet Presbyterian Church
G. L. Lille
Maxbass
N. D
Perle
Bessie Stinson
Anna McAfee
R. J. Stinson
North Nebraska Eagle
They Want the Money Philadelphia Judge Warns Liquor Dealers
Philadelphia special reports Judge Davis of the liquor license court says saloonkeepers push for licenses for money, ignoring homes and mothers, and that their aim is gain. In Steubenville, 1916 saw 625 arrests in three months, over 500 for drunkenness, with March leading. New Orleans Times-Picayune stops liquor ads, banning beer wine and alcohol advertising.
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Philadelphia
Davis
Steubenville
Ohio
New Orleans
Times-Picayune
United States
Making The Most Of June Health Note
In June health tips urge enjoying the month by keeping kidneys active. Kidney pains and rheumatism are linked to kidney failure. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised to restore kidney function and banish suffering. A. J. White promotes feeling well and strong.
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Foley
A. J. White
Nurse Recalls Cardui Help For Womanly Troubles
Madison woman credits Cardus the woman's tonic for relief from severe nerves and fear before and after childbirth. A nurse friend recommended continued use, and the claimant reports steady improvements and a household supply of Cardui. The ad urges others to try Cardus today.
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Madison
Wis
Oscar Day
Nonona Ave
Fair Oaks
Cardus
Football Colors Black and Blue Spotlight
The New York Sun notes that football colors sway perception, highlighting emblematic black and blue tones as defining imagery for teams and fans in the sport's visual culture.
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New York Sun
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J. Scott
G. A. Beitman
L. L. DeArment
Moses Mossop
Yester
Stanwood
J. D. Mullet Oarville, O
Boomer Steel
Erie Street
THE
Hess-Snyder Company
Mis
Hunsicker-Buchwalter Real Estate Agency
Hunsicker-Buchwalter
Loudonville
McDowell’s
Paw Ie
Clyde Camp
Detroit Vapor
City Gas
C.R. McDowell
Dalton, Ohio
Suudius Cash
Ajith
First National Bank
Tostey
Cleveland
Buffalo
Erie
Niagara
Leviland
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit CO
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