Lightning Strikes Church Damaging United Presbyterian Spire
A heavy thunderstorm struck near the United Presbyterian church last Thursday, smashing the cupola spire and blasting plaster inside. The organ was demolished and damage estimated at 200 dollars. the building was insured. A gasoline stove explosion at Banker Hunsicker’s home caused a fire alarm but was contained. Mrs. Jeannette Tait’s actions averted greater damage.
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United Presbyterian Church
Hunsicker
Marriage Licenses List Across Several Towns
A roster of marriage licenses shows William H Leocas of Canton and Grace Gilgen of Orrville. Hilbert M Roettiger of Jasper Indiana and Ethell LeRoy of Wooster. Marun Robers and Amelia Joss of Shreve. Antonio Moretti and Carmina To Massetti of Wooster. John Latech of Wadsworth and Grace M Adams of Eaton. Robert Miller of Wooster and Nora Floy Hartman of Chester township. Wm A Mueller of Cleveland and Gail H Hawk of Canaan. Roy E Warner of Chester township and Floesie Bevington of Franklin two. John H Meiner and Edna A Weinsheimer of Doylestown. Robt E Drewett of Chicago Junction and Hazel Ij Bowers of West Islem. Geo M Harp of Widowville and Opal Snyder of Wooster. Charles H Franks and Dorothy D Wells of Creston. Leroy Zaugg and Edith F Blackstone of Sugarcreek township. Glenn G Grabill of Westerville and Celia M E Ibrig of Wayge two. E E Kurzen of Dalton and Nellie M Snavely of Massillon.
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William—H.—Leocas
Canton
Grace Gilgen
Orrville
Hilbert M. Roettiger
Jasper
Ind
Ethell.LeRoy
Wooster
Marun Robers
Amelia Joss
Shreve
Antonio Moretti
Carmina Tomassetti
John ©. Latech
Wadsworth
Grace M. Adams
Eaton
Robert Miller
Nora Floy Hartman
Chester Township
Wm. A. Mueller
Card of Thanks for Neighbors and Family
We thank kind neighbors and friends for their kindness and assistance during the sudden death of our husband and father. Mus I. M. White and family.
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I. M. Wiute
Memorial Service By Local Knights Of Pythias
Knights of Pythias members from here and Orrville held funeral rites at the cemetery Sunday with a band, floral tributes, and a ritual by Messrs Landis Bartchy Young and Rev Hubbell. The procession returned to Wertz hall for refreshments.
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Knights of Pythias
Orrville
Main Street
Messie
Rob‘t, Landis
Frank Bartchy
F. H. Young
W. H. Hubbell
Wertz Hall
Paving of Main Street in Dalton Completed
Main Street in Dalton was paved on Saturday and clean up follows. By early next week the entire length will be open. It’s been eight years since brick piles troubled the west part of town and residents adapted to dodging them. Bors McShoane and the Italians left Tuesday. The bunkies received praise as the most orderly foreigners here.
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Dalton
Main Street
Bors McShoane
Bank President L E Yocum Ends Life In Crisis
L E Yocum aged 54 president of the Citizens National Bank of Wooster killed himself Saturday morning with a 22 caliber revolver after a period of illness and mental strain. Medical exam showed a non life threatening wound at first but continued bleeding and tongue swelling led to death by strangulation at 9 30. He is survived by his wife a son and a daughter. Funeral services were held Monday.
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L. E. Yocum
Citizens National Bank of Wooster
Yocum
Sunshine and showers mark Canton Picnic and community notices
The notes report Clara and Edna Sprunger visiting Rosa in Canton last Sunday. Noah Sprunger welcomes a son born Friday. Sugarcreek Township picnic ended with rain causing some shelter panic. Prof. Graham spoke well. Rev Penner and Mrs Penner of Cleveland visit and deliver sermons. Children’s Day festival drew a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Abr Amstutz and Dan Tschantz plan Sterling visits.
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Clara
Edna Sprunger
Rosa
Canton
Noah L. Sprunger
Sugarcreek Township
Graham
2. E. Penner
Cleveland
Penner
David E. Gerber
Abr. Amstutz
Dan. H. Tschantz
Sterling, O
O. D
Notice to settle debts of late M. McDowell by May 1 1910
Settlement notice requests all indebted to the late M. McDowell to call and settle on or before May 1 1910. Very Respectfully, 30-87 -0, B. McDowell.
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M. #. McDowell
First Annual Picnic in Sugarcreek Township
The first technol picnic at Sugarcreek Township in Bowers Shore drew a large crowd despite a thunderstorm. Attendees from Sonnenberg Center Green Oak and Dalton districts enjoyed a noon feast, a postponed afternoon baseball game, and a rain interrupted program before sheltering in a neighbor’s barn. Officers for next year were elected and graduates received certificates, with hopes the event doubles in size.
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Sugarcreek
Bowers’shore
Sugarcreek Patterson
Dalton
Kidron
W. O. Haney
Mesers
J. W. Erwin
Guy Rudy
F. A. Young
Kay McAfee
Miss Maud Rudy
D. Kirchhofer
Graham
Cooney
Walton
Committee On
Harrison W. Zuercher
W. Pres
Narrow Escape On Fast Trains In Ohio Towns
Luther Goodman of Shreve and another youth attempted to jump a freight train Friday aiming for Lakeville. The train sped beyond the lake and carried them to Loudonville. Goodman leaped off a fast passenger train in the opposite direction, was grazed, and sustained a broken arm a scalp wound and multiple bruises. He was taken to a hotel for treatment as his mother Mrs. John Small was summoned.
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Luther Goodman
Shreve
Lakeville
Loudonville
Goodman
John Small
Arnica Salve Promises Quick Wound Healing Aid
An old advertisement touts Luck len's Arnica Salve as the prompt treatment for wounds from knives guns nails and burns. It claims the salve prevents blood poisoning and gangrene, aids skin eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles, priced 25c.
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White's
Dalton Markets Grain and Produce Prices Listed
Dalton Markets posts today prices for Wheat at 1.02 dollars per bushel Corn at 65 cents per ear Potatoes at 25 cents per bushel Batter at 20 cents per pound Eggs at 18 cents per dozen Dor? data shows 14 cents likely missing unit
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Rees
Sheriff and deputy execute search at West Lebanon restaurant
Sheriff Caskey and Deputy Van Fritz served a search and seizure warrant at Charles Bussett’s West Lebanon restaurant. In the basement they found whiskey and a case of near beer taken to Worcester for use as evidence and forwarded to Columbus for analysis by the State Dairy and Food Commissioner.
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Caskey
Alland County
van Fritz
West Lebanon
Charles Busett
Buss
Wooster
Beer
Columbus
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Wedding of Miss Nellie Snavely and Emil Kurzen in Dalton
A pretty Thursday wedding was held at Mr and Mrs George Snavelys Howells avenue home. Miss Nellie Snavely and Emil Kurzen of Dalton married with Rev O L Foust officiating. The ceremony featured pink and white decor, a bridal gown of embroidered white chiffon, and a luncheon after. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after a short honeymoon.
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Massillon
Dalton
George Snavely
Howells Avenue
Misa Nellie
First Reformed Church
Zotta Snavely
Walter Kurzen
Judge Sets Deed Aside in Reed Versus Beals Case
Judge Wo T Devor ruled in the matter of Mary Reed and others v Daniel Beals. The 245 acre West Lebanon farm was split between Mrs Beals and her brother. After sale of the brother’s share to her attorney N L Roger the deed was challenged. The judge held Beals held as trustee and remanded to probate court for redivision.
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Mary R. Reed
Daniel Beals
T. Devor
West
Lebanon
N.—_L.Roger
Prosperous Oregon crops and cherry harvest noted in letter
A brief 1910 letter from Christian Hlofstetter at Valley View Farm in Silverton Oregon reports excellent weather with no frosts and adequate rainfall. He says Williamette Valley farmers expect a prosperous year and Oregon cherries are in strong demand among visitors and homeseekers from the east.
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Dalton Gazette
Oregon
Williamette Valley
Christian Hlofstetter
Wayne County Blind Commission Sees Beneficiary Grants
The Wayne County Blind Commission held a Saturday meeting with George J. Schwartz secretary Peter E. Miller president and H. E. Ebert present. Grants were approved for Ands A Culbertsor James Heller Roy Harrison James Sharp Rebecca Beal Henry W Peters Sherman Had den Mr Fladden 06 years old Catherine M Wherlock 50 increase from 9100 and Wm Miner 980.
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Wayne County Blind Commission
George J. Schwartz
Peter E. Miller
H. E. Ebert
Ands A. Culbertsor
James Heller
Roy Harrison
James Sharp
Rebecca Beal
Henry W. Peters
Sherman Hadden
Mr. Fladden
Catherine M. Wherlock
Wm. Miner
Anniversary Service Marks Missionary Society Fifteenth Year
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the U S church celebrated its fifteenth anniversary last Friday at the home of Rt. M. Gardiner. A special program featured two papers read by Miss Jand Palmer and Mrs. C R Hogsed. Mrs. W H Hubbell sang a solo and Kathryn Hubbell recited. The meeting was led by Mrs. Thompson with Presbyterian Missionary Society guests. Refreshments followed and each guest received a potted coleus souvenir.
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ladies’ Missionary__Society of the
U. S
Rt. M. Gardiner
Jand Palmer
C. R. Hogsed
W. H. Hubbell
Kathryn Hubbell
Thompson
Presbyterian Missionary Society
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Dalton Roller Mill Co
Dalton, Ohio
N. R. Cooney
Department of the Interior
Ohio
G.willis-Horn
Pope Budck
Troy
Wic
E. Scott
Gardiner’s
Pioneer Lock
Davison
Ealer
Pioneer Block
Baston
E. A. Freet & Son
Frank E
Gibson
Pioneer
Dalton Planing Mill CO
Arfeld Street
White's Pharmacy
J. White
Pope
Pope Block
WM_N. LAVIERS
Daiton, O
L. L. Dearment
Dalton, O
Santmyer
Reed & Bauhof
Vine St. Orrville, O
A. Sanderson
Crown and Bridge Works
Montrose Council
NO. 156
Jr.c.a.a.m Mie
Roebuck Hall
1St and 3d
H. T. Wertz
Arlington Lodge
C.F
A. E
Schultz
N. G
Township Trustee’s Meeting
Rudy Studer
P. L. Poorman
Irvitoos
Jacob Bixebr
K. of P. Memorial
Sonnenberg
Patterson
Dalton Markets
Valley View Farm
Silverton
the Gazette
State Association
International Association
Hotel Gardner
Dr. Fahrney
Celebraten “Alpenkreuter
Kurzen & Son
Sol
T. E. McDowell
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