Tax Notice for July Payment at Gub Office
Tax list available at my office through July 8. Payments accepted daily until noon on July 6 7 8. CG. W. Horn Col.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
1
Tax list available at my office through July 8. Payments accepted daily until noon on July 6 7 8. CG. W. Horn Col.
A series of transfers recorded including Joseph Goudy estate to George Ziegler for a Dalton lot at 1600, Lucy Franks to Jacob Meier for land in East Union at 850, and multiple other conveyances across Paint Milton Sugarcreek Wayne and Baughman townships with values from 200 to 7000 dollars. Names include Wertz, McGill, Yoder, Schleneman, Meier, Hofstet, Goudy, Ziegler, and many others.
Francisco Esper is reported to be 110 and his wife Rae is about 106. The couple began their marriage in Santa Fe in 1820, making them possibly the oldest living married pair. They reside on Pike's Peak Ave in Florence Cole and remain in good health though both have memory loss for six years.
Local notice states Festival Bills were printed at the GarerTE offices in Dalton Ohio. Officials confirm production details and that the items are prepared for public distribution. Residents are advised to check local postings for further instructions and dates.
Outdoor Sabbath evening services planned for July and August. First service on next Sabbath at 6:00 sun time on the school lawn south of the building. Rev. J. V. Findlay of the Presbyterian church will preach a patriotic sermon. Public invited.
A list shows Dalton shops and offices closing Monday July 4 at noon for the day. Included are Dr L L DeArment A I Arick C G Feasel Claire Goudy T Sk McDowell Chaflin Slusser John Young C Rt McDowell John Seiverling R M Gardiner First National Bank Tieché Pool Room Kurzen Son F E Gibson E A Freet Son and Gazette Pty Co.
On July 4 post office opens 8:00 a m and closes 11:30 a m with no carrier delivery. All mails will be dispatched as usual. P M I B Jameson P M
Samuel Zaugg aged 80 longtime Mt. Eaton resident died Wednesday at 6 30 p m at his daughter Mrs Lucy Kennedy.s home acute indigestion was the cause He was born in Emmenthal Switzerland July 26 1830 and came to Wayne county in 1852 Surviving children include W H Zaugg county treasurer and Rev Elmer Zaugg of Japan Funeral was held at Mt Exton Reformed church where he was a member
John Cunningham of just west of town was thrown when a cow herd bolted last Friday. He was trampled and severely bruised with two ribs fractured in the incident.
Mr. Santmyer of St. Clair Mfg Co reports a contract closed last week to install a Daytonia machine at the Kepler Hotel site near Turkeyfoot Lake. The project aims to illuminate ice cream parlors barns and boat landings with acetylene gas lighting.
The Buchwalter family reunion at E H Wenger's home near Burton City drew about 176 diners. Daniel Wenger gave an welcome, Frank Kurtz replied, followed by a program of recitations solos duets and quartets. Speakers included Stanley Wilson Rudy Buchwalter Rev W H Seubbell Ivan Wenger and Dr Buchwalter.
Barberton inventor Michael Paridon, relative of A J Paridon of Doylestown, built and guarded his aeroplane for months. On Saturday he led invited guests to the Johnson farm east of Barberton and after three ground trials rose briefly, then completed a full circle in the air.
A list of marriage licenses includes Charles Alvin Seeley of Cleveland and Mabel S Andrus of Canaan. James Hindman of Rittman and Georgia Funk of Wooster. Garver W Shook of Milton Township and Gertrude Ross of Wooster. Charles Melvin Robinson and Marjorie Booth Hard, both of Wooster. Ford F Huntsberger of Barberton and Laura Edna Whensettler of Canaan Township. Ernest F Denlow of Toledo and Carrie Bartechy of Orrville. Lloyd Schreffer of Akron and Edith Ather Glasgow of Wooster.
Clyde Hupp, attempting to stop a running electric fan at Gardiner's barber shop, reached through the guards and injured his right hand. The fan overheated and smoked as the blades lacerated the index and middle fingers, with a bone fragment chipped. Brooks attended the injured man and he will be laid up for some time.
An old advertisement warns of dreadful knife wounds and other injuries needing prompt treatment with Buckleo n Arnica Salve to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It touts the salve as a quick healing remedy for burns boils sores eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles offered at White's.
Thromometer reads 91 in shade. John Augsburger visits from Allen County Ohio. N G Fankhouser joins the family from Berne Indiana. Mrs David Gerber hopes to return this week. David Wixler wins 2nd prize in Bluffton College oratorical contest. returns home Friday. Plans to secure a July 4 Salem church address at 7 30 p m. Nola dene Benj Amstutz Jr serious with blood poisoning. Abr J Lehman of Pandora afflicted with dropsy unlikely to recover. Joel Sommers welcomes a daughter, Simeon Lehman becomes a grandpa. Kidron team proud after latest win over East Union. club planned for Wednesday to prepare for tougher foes. Aston Saurers of Kidron has a one week old baby boy. John Falk improving from hip fracture though sores cause pain after bedridden heat. O D
Clyde Chapman Akron Guy Brinker John Myers Jr Ken more Miss Mary Chapman joined Mr and Mrs Joe Myers Sunday Mrs Clarence Geis and children Akron and Miss Olivia Geis Massillon spent last week with Philip Geis family Mrs D F Frantz and Mrs Roy Moock visited Mrs Wm LaViers at Dalton Geo Bickle has been sick but improving Stanwood festival Saturday night drew a large crowd with proceeds over 87 dollars Miss Vergie Shanklin visited Dalton JF Hauenstein on business Mrs L C Weaner Massillon returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs C E Weirich J B Overholt Seville visited Mrs HK Pratt Daniel Moser Jr Orrville spent Sunday with local friends Redwing
Miss Ierace Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Thomas of East Greenville united in marriage with Mr Joseph Bertels son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Bertels at St Timothy church Massillon. The ceremony was on Tuesday June 21 at 2 pm. The couple will reside on North Street in the near future.
All those indebted to the late M. McDowell are requested to call and settle on or before July Tat, 1910. Very Respectfully, UO, Be McDowL.
A West Salem mail clerk Frank Atkins diagnosed with smallpox led health authorities to quarantine his home and cancel the town's Fourth of July celebration. Despite exposure to patients, residents express little fear. Atkins, a young married man, is not dangerously ill but has a genuine smallpox case.
The Ghio Experiment Station outlines a dust furrow barrier method to curb chinch bugs in wheat fields. It details digging a 10 foot wide ditch, packing dusty sides, placing tar lines, and trapping bugs in post holes, plus kerosene emulsion sprays as backup.
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak nervous women troubled by constipation and kidney issues. It claims they improve digestion, liver function, blood purity, nerves, breath, and complexion, promising health, beauty, and popularity.
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