Orrville Beats Dalton in Rough Grounder at Orrville
Dalton faced Orrville on Orrville grounds with a 5th inning run surge due to misplayed ball in the hay field. Final scoreboard shows Dalton 1 earned run to Orrville 3 with 8 Owens strikeouts and 2 wild pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Orrville
W. Tyrrell
Keller
Heyrhan
M. Tyrrell
Ryan
Heyman
F. Brenneman
Wolfe
Kauffman
H.brenneman
Owens
Wenger
Oil Owens
Mornin
Morrow
Drusbal
Sheller
Gambee
Kisner
Kryan
Owen
Houle
Velpires
Parier
Buss
Coeur
Prevent Wormy Grapes With Simple Sack Method
Growers protect home grapes by enclosing each fruit cluster in small paper sacks after set. This inexpensive, quick method guards against worm damage and many birds, per Professor W. Paddock.
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Professor W. Paddock
Mrs Elizabeth Shaub Dies at 74 in East Greenville
Mrs Elizabeth Shaub aged 74 died Sunday at 10 am at her daughter’s home in East Greenville from dropsy. She leaves two sons Frank and Hert of last Greenville, three daughters Mrs A K Sieber West Brookfield Mrs Nicholas Wolf and Mrs John Kreiger East Greenville, seventeen grandchildren and one sister Mrs John Flickes Lockport Illinois. Funeral at East Greenville M E church Wednesday at 10:30 am with burial in East Greenville cemetery.
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Elizabeth Shaub
Willam Ixrieger
East Greenville
Frank and
Hert
Last Greenville
A. K. Sieber
West Brookfield
Nicholas .Wolf
John . Kreiger
Ieast Greenville
John
Geo
Imboden
Dalton
John Flickes
Lockport
Ill
Greenville M. Ee
Hast Greenville
Miss Annabelle Taggart Dies at Orrville Home
Miss Annabelle Taggart aged 1d years 10-1 months and 20 days died at her father John Taggart's Orrville home Thursday morning. She had suffered from tuberculosis since March, remaining bed-fast most of the time with care from a trained nurse. Relatives and friends feared for her condition as the illness progressed. Anna Fletcher and Ida Weiss attended the funeral Saturday.
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Annabelle Taggart
John Taggart
Orrville
Knights of Pythias to Decorate Graves at Dalton Cemetery
Central Lodge No. 212 Knights of Pythias will decorate the graves of brothers at Dalton cemetery Sunday afternoon July 2 at two o clock. Rev Will Turner of Wooster will deliver the address. The public is invited to attend these exercises.
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Central Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Alton
Will, Turner of
Funeral of Ex Mayors Geo O Race Held Friday
Funeral services for the late Geo O Race were held Friday afternoon from the Methodist church with large attendance. Rev Johns delivered the sermon and brief addresses followed. Pallbearers and many out of town relatives and friends attended from Pittsburg Peoria Chicago Cleveland Barberton Wadsworth Akron Canton Mansfield Massillon and Marshallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. O. Race
Methodist
Dalton
W. T. Hurst
W. W. Race
Pittsburg
W. GC. Race
Peoria
Ill
Clyde G. Race
Chicago, IL
Chas. Fiscus
Cleveland
Elam Witmer
David Hurst
Mansfield
John Gebel
Mary Snyder
Wee
Bollinger
Fred Race
Geo. Schultz
M. B. Schultz
Samuel Gochnauer
Massillon
Jacob Eckard
Marshallville
Fredericksburg man Heilman recovering after mob attack
Heilman, assaulted in a Holmes County mob last Wednesday, is recovering at home with one eye still swollen from a blue vitriol throw. Dr. L B Watson expects the eye to heal though disfigurement may remain and Heilman says several women were in the mob and he could identify their voices. Mrs Rebecca Volk remains missing.
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Heilman
Fredericksburg
Holmes County
Ile
Pleasant Valley Ice Cream Festival Benefit
Pleasant Valley hosts an ice cream festival Saturday night July 1 to raise funds for Bethel church. Ice cream cake lemonade and other delicacies will be served to attendees.
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Pleasant Valley
Bethel Church
Festival at Stanwood Benefit for Cemetery Trustees
Stanwood hosts a Saturday night event on July 1 with ice cream cake lemonade and other delicacies to raise funds for the Stanwood Cemetery by order of the trustees.
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Stanwood
Stanwood Cemetery
Richwine-Dague-Oberlin Family Reunion Held Near Wooster
The ninth annual Richwine Dague Oberlin reunion gathered June 21 1911 at K A Richwine's home east of Wooster with relatives from Massillon and nearby towns. A noon dinner fed over a hundred guests followed by games and a two o clock program on the east lawn featuring duets recitations solos and addresses. Officers for the ensuing year were elected.
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Richwiné
H. D. Jameson
Carl Dague
Rev.Findlay
E. A. Richwine
Ola Budd
Paul Jameson
Irene Wyre
Marie Richwine
Segilla Kitch Wine
Gladys
Pearl Stuck
Angelina Voat
Chloe Idaird
Flomer Jameson
Local Residents Named in Obscure Notice
SCMTTVE COMMS, Mr Scr tars. Obr Oberlin, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Laird appear in a fragmented community notice listing individuals likely connected to a local matter.
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Tars
Oberlin
A. M. Smith
H. K. Laird
New Discovery Aids Newark Man In Lifesaving Fight
James Mer shon of Newark New Jersey writes of a long battle with lung hemorrhages and weakness. After eight months of illness he used Dr King’s New Discovery for three weeks and recovered enough to work again. The product treats weak lungs coughs and colds with a $1.00 guaranteed trial bottle offered by A J White.
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James 3. Mershon
Newark
Wis
A. J. White
Dalton and Canal Fulton Battle In Eleven Inning Setback
In an eleven inning clash at the local grounds the Dalton team fell to Canal Fulton 4 to 3 in a tight extra frame contest. The visitors pushed across the decisive run in the late innings as the home squad rallied but fell short.
Union Service at Methodist Church Draws Large Attendance
The Union Service last Sabbath evening was well attended though rain forced relocation to indoors. Rev. Suehn preached an Evangelistic sermon leaving a strong impression. Next Sabbath at 6 PM Rev. S Lubbell will speak on Dives and Lazarus.
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Methodist Church
Hoors
Suehn
S Lubbell
Ends Life Over Love Affair In Massillon
Miss Wissala Kuntz of Massillon 35 ended her life Saturday morning by drinking carbolic acid. A prominent United Brothers church and Sunday school worker her death is blamed on a love affair her parents say left her unable to marry a man she believed drank liquor.
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Wissala Kuntz
Massillon
Miss Kuntz
United Brothers Church
Local Marriage Licenses Include Four Pairs
George R. Hardy and Evelyn 3B Perry of Orrville wed. Frank C. Myers of Akron and Cora Mae Collier of Doylestown. Ralph E. Harley of Canal Dover and Elaine Bell of Shreve.
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George R. Hardy
Evelyn
Perry
Orrville
Frank C. Myers
Akron
Cora Mae Collier
Doylestown
Ralph E. Harley
Canal Dover
Elaine Bell
Shreve
Sonnenberg Weather Sparks Farmer Plans But Brings Joy
June 26 report notes needed rain frustrated haying plans and 80 ice cream festivals. Local births listed include Wilson Hofstetter's daughter. Mennonite pastor J. Amstutz to move to Slalstead Kansas. Chautauqua appointment for Matilda Kirchhofer and pastry duties in Winona, Indiana. Wheat expected light due to March freeze and rust. A village key mystery arises at township picnic with Wilma Kirchhofer as witness.
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Wilson Hofstetter
Filer
D. A. Moser
Massillon
Atev
A.- Ay-Sommer
Calvin—Hofstetter
Ltarrison
Hlulda
Win Baumgartner
Peter Suter
Martha
Pandora
Ohio
David Bixler
Baurogartner
J. Kk
Amstutz
Oxford
Slalstead
Kan
Matilda Kirchhofer
Berne
Ind
Winona
Lnod
Chautauqua
Wilma Kirchhofer
Wilma
al GaAzurey
Patterson events mark week in Paint Township
West Lebanon hosts Patterson commencement and picnic at Bower's Grove with all reporting a fine time. Paint Township held Patterson Commencement Friday at Mt. Eaton with Mr. Gee Gilbert making a flying trip to Congress, taking Mr. Geo Groff and Miss Helen Lax to a marriage officiated by Rev. Williams. Edith Shilling goes to Wooster for summer study. Leslie Buda injures knee at a picnic and will use crutches briefly. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Groft hosted a reception for their son George with attendees including Mrs. Gibbs and others. Bridge repair on the W L E R B north of town nears completion.
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Patterson
Bower's Grove
Paint Township
Mt. Eaton
Gee. Gilbert
Congress
Geo. Groff
Helen Lax
Williams
Edith Shilling
Wooster
Leslie Buda
Khursday
Jacob Groft
George
Groff
Eve
Gibbs
Orrville
Mary Clipp
Local Visits and Quiet Weekend Socials Across Area
R D No 2 residents Earl and Chas Masters visited the homes of Geo Albright and D F Rose last week. Pleasant Valley and Stanwood host festival events Saturday evening. Reuben Lilly and family from Canton visit Lewis May this week. Bert Frantz and Akron guests stayed with Frantz family. A F VonKanel Justus and Gardner family with Grace Masters dined at Wm Keiffer’s Sunday. Prayer meeting follows Sunday School at U B church July 2 with Mrs Keiffer leading. Cuppies and Lilley from Canton and Lilley from Pittsburgh enjoyed Sunday at Mrs Shammo’s. Shanklin and Luther Hecktorth hosts visitors. Geo Bickle and wife attended Dague Richwine Oberlin reunion near Wooster last Wednesday.
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Earl
Chas. Masters
Massillon
Eo. Albright
D. F Rose
Pleasant Valley
Stanwood
Reuben Lilly
Canton
Lewis
Bert Frantz
Akron
B, Frantz
A. F. VonKanel
Justus
Jasper Gardner
Open Air Band Gongert Concert July 1
The 11th Regiment Band performs a free open air concert Saturday night starting 7 45 weather permitting The program includes Star Spangled Banner The Overature The Sky Ritz The Lily of the Valley intermezzo and more with pieces by Bidiporski Rolfe and Smith Zublin New contributor names added since last show include A J White Dalton Milling Co Jin Ischantz Dr L C Haney and Bugloine
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11Th Regiment
National Air Star Spangled Banner
Akireh
The
Sky
Requests Johnsin
Kb Clarinet
Bidiporski
Waltves— . Rolfe
Cottonfield
Pleca Characteristic
Smith & Zublin
Tha ¢Ottonfield
Lost Watch Between Dalton and Pleasant Valley Residence
Gold filled open face watch lost between Dalton and I B Douglass residence in Pleasant Valley. Finder please leave at First National Bank Dalton and receive reward.
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Dalton
I. B. Douglass
Pleasant Valley
First National Bank
Wayne County farming output totals from Auditor Zur ing report
Wayne County agriculture shows wheat 1 181 467 bushels from 50 279 acres corn 1 230 209 bushels from 36 342 acres rye and other crops listed. Total cultivated 136 285 acres pastured 71 408 woodland 34 015 waste 335 total 294 103. Cattle 21 157 horses 10 607 hogs 19 386.
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Wayne County
Zuring
Thanks for sympathy during bereavement
The Race family extends sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and after the loss of their husband and father. Gratitude is expressed for assistance sympathy and floral offerings and for consoling words from Rev Lehn Trubbell Findley and Rev Dr Madge.
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Lehn
Trubbell
Findley
Madge
Race
Notice to Contractors for Building Sugarcreek Schoolhouse
The Board of Education of Sugarcreek township Wayne county Ohio invites sealed bids by July 28 1911 to erect a two room school house in sub district 2. Plans and specs available after July 10 1911 at the township clerk Dalton Ohio office. Bids must name all interested persons provide guarantees and state material and labor prices separately. The board may reject any or all bids. L C Davison Clerk Albert E Dagoe President Dalton Ohio June 26 1911
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Board of Education
Sugarcreek Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Oelock
Dalton
L. C. Davison
Albert EH. Dagoe
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Main Street
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Gardiner'’S
Pioneer Block
E. A. Freet & Son
Reliable Clothiers
Frank E. Gibson
Brock Dalton
Dalton Planing Mill CO
Arfield Street
Schultz Wagon CO
Lyon Carriage Works
Suiiied
White’s Pharmacy
AL J Weld
ALUN
Pope Block
WM. N. Laviers
L. L. Doearment
Dalton, O
Santmyar Block
Horn & Merchant
Reed & Bauhof
Vine St. Orrville, O
A. Sanderson
Montrose Council
NO. 156
U.A.M
Roebuck Hall
Frank Willford
Glenn Kosier
I. 5
Arlington Lodge
Wertz i Hall
Feasel
N.G. W
PP. Slusser
R.S
Township Trustee’s Meeting
Rudy Studer
L. Poorman
Jacob Bixler
Gazette Office
Orrville VS
Shce
Abrhpore Drusbal
Murray
H. Brehneman
Sanes
Saas
Aos
Rice
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Pees
Es Ey
Dalton Seer
Poae Ryan
Besser Eserene
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Eisner
Ieee
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Miss Taggart
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Dague Oberlin
Lebr Keister
Warren Suttle
Hubbell
Findlay
Martin Llardgrove
Lburial
Berlin
Benediction
Canal Fulton
Park Service
Sonnenberg
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Prof. Puegner
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