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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
8
Local items include Green Oak school on vacation and political appeals urging Willis Horn for prosecuting attorney. Maria Hitt visits Canton, weather notes, farm ads, horse cards, and various town moves. News mentions Akron oratorical contest winner Blake McDowell and local auctions, banquets, school plans, and industry updates across Orrville Dalton Wooster and Massillon with multiple small notices.
Hobt Cole of Pittsburg visits his parents in Dalton. W P Slusser and family tour Canton. Miss Margaret Cully of Wooster visits Dalton relatives. G C Nussbaum of Keidron attends a Dalton shout. John Laviers and son Albert visit Lakawrence area. Gerald Heilner of Canton visits Niebner family. Mrs W J Mead of Burbank speaks on missionary work at church. Houghton Blair Morrow Young visit Canton. Mrs Meese visits Verna in Wooster Central House. L B Douglas of Dalton spends Monday in Wooster. D W Musselman of Wooster seeks county auditor role. Ida Weiss and Anna Fletcher attend Grand in Canton to see Julia Marlowe.
Nancy Eberly and A Eberly family moved into Dalton area. A J Stehm and family took over Eberly property. S J Wenger sick. Henny Garver took sons to Wooster children’s home. Valck daughter Igena visited Orrville. D A Wenger visited Rev M Hurst Orrville. Dawn Seha Danpeter works at Orrville millinery Roger and Kane. Anna Manning visited grandfather M Fitzgerald in Orrville. Blanche Culp visited sister Myrtle in Massillon. Elmer Eichenberger and Albert Holover from Pittsburgh home for weekend. George Truel of North Lawrence and Ada Culp spent Sunday in Canton. Margaret Eichenberger ill. C A Baird went to Chicago to care for pneumonia-stricken mother. Mead of Burbank gave foreign missions address at church. Planndaw.
March brought pleasant days with thunderstorms and plowing activity. J Steiner plans to move to a newly purchased farm west of Martin's church. Benjamin Amstutz will relocate to Steiner's vacated farm then move into Elias Jerber property, with sales noted for J L Amstutz. A Silver Jill literary program drew a good crowd. Democratic primaries urged voters to support home prosecuting attorney candidate. A quilting beer gathering at Rev Jacob Nussbaum's home occurred last Thursday. Noah Gerber and family of Pandora, Q are visiting and will move to Pandora soon after a public sale of livestock and farming implements.
Last Wednesday March 18 1908 the district closed winter term. Three games were played two won by the boys and one by the men who challenge for another game later. Friday March 30 marked the closing of the Literarys season. Mr Vernon and family moved to the Chas Young farm. Horst and wife returned from Virginia on their honeymoon. Miss Ella Becker went to Akron for spring. Master Elmer Horst will help Daniel Buckhwalter supervise the farm next season.
David C. Rudy and Miss Julia Chate lain-Both-of-Datton. Williard Pregisler and Pearl Odessa Cherry both of Wooster. Elmer Isch and Carrie B. McCloud, of Doyiestown.
B. F. Crocker, 84, Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Iowa tests Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. He used three bottles and reports much relief. For sale by A. J. White.
The books of the Sellers Milling Co will be in the hands of Mr William Sellers for settlement. All parties indebted to the firm are asked to call within the next 1 days and settle. With the mill property having changed hands, an immediate settlement of all outstanding accounts is necessary.
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