Miss Georgia Freet Weds Wilbur E Dunlap at Home
Miss Georgia Freet daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Freet 1026 Clarendon avenue SW and Wilbur E Dunlap of Vaughnsville Ohio were married Wednesday evening June 20 at six o clock at the bride home Rev Charles S McGrath uncle of the bride performed the ceremony A dinner for immediate family followed and the couple will reside in Vaughnsville Ohio
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Georgia Freet
G. C. Freet
Clarendon Avenue
Wilbur E. Dunlap
Vaughnsville
Ohio
Charles S. McGrath
Caldwell, C
Canton Repository
Massillon Wedding Unites Myrtle Felix and Eugene Rigdon
Miss Myrtle Felix daughter of Mrs John Anderson of Massillon wed Eugene A Rigdon son of Mrs Eliza J Rigdon of Massillon Wednesday June 20 at St Timothy s Episcopal Church Massillon Rev Samuel Ward officiated The couple will reside at 312 Woodland Ave Massillon Ohio and hosted 18 guests at a dinner following the ceremony
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Myrtle Felix
John Anderson
Eugene A. Rigdon
Eliza J. Rigdon
Massillon
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
Samuel Ward
Howard Felix
Woodland Ave
Ohio
Mead and Clark Vows Spoken at Woodlawn Home
Miss Virginia Octavio Mead and Robert Bell Clark wed at 5 p m Thursday June 21 at Woodlawn the home of the bride’s mother in a family ceremony attended by immediate relatives and a few guests. The groom, an only son of Mr E E Clark, is a prominent Orrville young man.
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Virginia Octavio Mead
Robert Bell Clark
Woodlawn
Orrville
E. E. Clark
Kidron Items Chronicle Local Happenings
A June hail storm passed through the Kidron vicinity Saturday evening. Lehamn reunion drew many attendees at Daniel C Amstutz's near Orrville. Several local families visited relatives and attended events at Wheat Field Day in Wooster. Fortnightly notes report funerals, visits, and community gatherings with residents such as the G erber and Moser families. Roads remain muddy for auto travel. CHUMS section notes visiting Orrville and a birth reported to Henry Krause's household.
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Kidron
Lehman
Daniel C. Amstutz
Orrville
J. F. Moser
Jacob P. Sommer
Jacob J. Lehman
Jacob Hofstetter
Wooster
Valentine M. Gerber
John Mishler, Jr
Smithville
Messrs
Allen
Nelson
Merle Gerber
Emma
Effie Gerber
Pearl Lehman
John A. Moser
Ilenry Krause
John V. Berg
Massillon
Fred Amstutz
Henry Berg
Haying and harvest notes from the Gazette of 1892
The 1892 Gazette notes July brings haying wheat harvest and corn work. Fredericksburg’s Mr. Owings rents Wertz building west of the bakery to open a restaurant. Dalton area I N Masters earns a five year teaching certificate after county exams. Train times at Dalton listed for east and west bound service.
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I. N. Masters
Dalton
Congress Public Schools
Wheeling
Band Concert Program for Saturday Night June 30
The program lists marches and overtures including The Black Arabian The Webert Overture King Rose Barnard Serenade Fond Hearts King Waltz Day Dreams Lampe Sacred Overture Joy to the World Fillmore March Above the Clouds Holmes Patriotic Selection Songs of the Nation arranged by Lampe The event notes a concert by a band on Saturday night June 30 with multiple musical pieces. The listing reflects a period style program.
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King Rose
Barnard
Lampe
Holmes
Automobile Headlight Guard Law Prompted New Lenses
Automobile owners must comply with a new law on headlight guards. Corning Conaphore Lenses meet the requirement and are available at Martin's Garage in Dalton Ohio.
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Martin’s
Dalton
Ohio
Pleasant Valley Notes Mention School and Local Visits
Pleasant Valley reports include Eu gene Bryenton teaching at the village school with music lessons led by Miss Hattie Blackstone. Families such as Shanklins Keefer and Gies visit. Dale Marshall from Beach City visits grandparents in the area. A Sword reunion is planned at Harvey Sword’s home on Saturday the 30th.
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Ernest Camp
Sword
Harvey Sword
Austin Shanklin
Eugene Bryenton
Hattie Blackstone
Thomas Shanklin
Will Keefer
Jack Cooper
Charley Strauser
A. C. Shaffer
Canton
Messrs
Oakley
Emerson Eisner
G. W. Shanklin
Just What She Needed For Kidney Health
Mrs. Mary V. Bunker of Milton on the Hudson New York reports benefits from Foley Kidney Pills after suffering fatigue weak back pain and dizziness. She states she is on her second bottle and they seem to be exactly what she needed. A J White endorses the tablets as effective.
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Mary V. Bunker
Milton-on-the-Hudson
N. Y
A. J. White
Sonnenberg Items June 25 Weather, church, visits, and a WWI balloon tale
June 25 Sonnenberg items recount wet conditions with a late week storm and hail to walnut size. Community notes discuss visits from Merle McDowell family Delphia Springer and Verda Williams, church programs, Bluffton College mentions, a buggy collision with no injuries, Wheat Day at Wooster with speakers Harman Chamberlin Vivian, and a WWI era balloon misidentified as a zeppelin drifted into John Wyss field.
West Lebanon Notes June 25 Local Storm and School Prep
Mr Harvey Maurer family visited relatives in Detroit Michigan last week and enjoyed the trip. An electrical storm struck town damaging the Lutheran church tearing the tower unroofing one end and causing siding loss. Fire neared the gasoline area but the tank was moved and the building saved. Chas Beiner plans to move into a new home this week. Road paving graders disrupt Main Street as the town restructures. D W Snavely and wife visited Ernest Limbach. Wheat prospects look favorable with other crops following. Mrs Jacob Swanger and daughter visited W S Weirich. Elias Eby is ill with pneumonia. H H Blosser of Mt Eaton to teach grammar and Miss Zella Villard primary for next school year. Balda Budd broke his right arm cranking a machine but is recovering.
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Harvey Maurer
Detroi
Mich
Lutheran
Chas. Beiner
D. W. Snavely
Massillon
Ernest Limbach
Jacob Swanger
Jay Willaman
W. S. Weirich
Elias Eby
H. H. Blosser
Mt. Eaton
Zella Villard
Balda Budd
E. E. Budd
We Buy Junk at Lintern's Mill in Dalton Ohio
M. ff Fried and M. Parnes advertise buying junk iron at 60 cents per cwt and paying top market price for rags and rubber. Bring iron to Lintern's Mill where it will be weighed and paid for. Located at 40-4w Dalton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lintern
M. Ff Fried & M. Parnes
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Mead-Clark
Manoa Shoup
John Buss
Pleasant Valley
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Merle McDowell
New Concord
Delphia Springer
Verda Williams
Tha Avhildananla Dave
Salem
Schmucker
Bluffton College
Martha Sprunger
Abraham Sprunger
Louise
Cora Kirchhofer
John Kirchhofer
Ora Baumgartner
Eli Baumgartner
Berne
Ind
Mossman
Grover Soldner
Salem Church
David D. Hofstetter and Son
C. A. Sommer Crossroad
Menno Schumacher
Ohio Experiment Station
T. D. Harman
W. I. Chamberlin
National Stockman and
I. Kirchhofer
Mrs
Chas. Hahn
Enoch Springer
J. L. Amstutz
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Geary Times
Altho
Sugar Creek
John Wyss
John
Otto Lehman
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T. C. Hunsicker
C. R. McDowell
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J. Rudy Roebuck
Ernest F. Scott
Ford
Miller
Miller Tire Shop
R. W. Lawrence
Erie St. Massillon
West Lebanon
Dalton, Ohio
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