Wedding Bells for Mr R McDowell of Dalton
Mr R McDowell, popular Dalton businessman, son of M F McDowell and Grace Zaugg of Piedsant Valley, wed at Crystal Springs Reformed parsonage on April 29, 1909. A reception hosted by M F McDowell at Mill Street home followed, with pink rambler roses and tea roses as favors.
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R. McDowell
Dalton
M. F. McDowell
Grace Zaugg
Piedsant Valley
Crystal Springs
W. 5
Adama
Boston
Beautiful Post Cards Free Offer From The Gleaner
A promotional notice invites farm residents to mail five one cent stamps to The Gleaner in Detroit Michigan. It promises 50 free beautiful flower postcards printed in natural colors and explains how to obtain them with a quick response.
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Majestic
Detroit
Michigan
Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs Jane Ralph in Wooster
In Wooster the Childrens Home hosted a surprise dinner for Mrs Jane Ralph in honor of her engagement to William Eli. Thirty six ladies attended, with a lavish meal prepared by Mrs W E Jarvis and gifts including a linen table cloth from friends of the Lutheran Sunday School class and Young Ladies Missionary Society.
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Wooster Republican
W. E. Jarvis
Childrens
Jane Ralph
William Eli. Short
Kate Elisperman
Lutheran Sunday School
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Lutheran Church
Mrs.Ralph
Cheap Rates to Toledo From Dalton by Wheeling and Lake Erie
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad starts a weekly Dalton to Toledo round trip at $1.50 starting Saturday May 8 and continuing each Saturday until further notice. Children under 12 pay half fare. Return by midnight Sunday after sale. No baggage check or stopovers. BLG. Post, Dalton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Dalton
Toledo
BLG. Post, Agt
Ohio
Marriage Licenses List From Various Locals
James Garwood and Mabel Snyder both of Shreve Merritt Kirkman of Pendleton Ind and Miss Clara Statler of Reedsburg David Franks of Millersburg and Susan Armstrong of Fredericksburg Clare McDowell of Dalton and Miss Grace Zingg of Sugarcreek Otto M Gravatt draftsman and Laura Margaret Conrad both of Wooster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garwood
Mabel Snyder
Shreve
Merritt. Kirkman
Pendleton
Ind
Clara Statler
Reedsburg
David Franks
Millersburg
Susan_Armstrong
Fredericksburg
Clare McDowell
Dalton
Grace Zingg
Sugarcreek
Otto M. Gravatt
Laura Margaret Conrad
Wooster
Wertz versus Hall verdict awarded damages this week
The Wooster News reports the jury verdict in Geo Wertz v Isaiah Hall. The judgment amount is shown as 6065 or 60 dollars with interest claimed by Wertz for a sale dispute. Wertz sought $100, with Fritz representing him and Critchfield for the defense.
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Geo. Wertz
Isaiah Hall
Mr. Wertz
O. Fritz
Mr.Wertz
Gritchfield and
Critchfield
Wooster News
Special services held at M. E. church on Sabbath
Rev. John F. Lewis of Smithville preached two sermons and assisted by Rev. J. T. Hoak. The Sacrament was administered at the morning service. A $1265 Sunday School offering was raised for the new church fund. Quarterly conference laid groundwork for dedication on June 20. Friday set for volunteer labor to clear rubbish and grade the grounds.
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M. E
This Place
John F. Lewis
Smithville
Cleveland
J. T. Hoak
Lewis
Hoak
Marshallville
Narrow Escape as Doylestown House Is Destroyed by Lightning
Mrs. George Landes, widow of the Doylestown Banking Company cashier and a former resident, escaped death when her Landes residence was struck by lightning and burned. The fire, costing about 3000 dollars with 1700 dollars insured, left her bedridden, severely shocked, and carried by neighbors to a friend’s home.
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Doylestown
George Landes
Doylestown Banking Company
Landes
Attack of Heart Trouble Ends Narrowly for Eckard
An elderly resident, Mr. John Eckard, collapsed in Schultz's blacksmith shop Tuesday morning. Dr. Haney and Roebuck responded. prompt care revived him and he regained consciousness before being taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eckard
Schultz
Mr. Eckard
Township Board of Education Approves One-Year School
The township Board of Education met after adjournment to hear a building committee report and set the annual tax levy. A petition for a new District No 2 school was reviewed. the committee found the current building adequate for another year. Building fund levy of 1,000 and other allocations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township Board of Education
Jin District No.2
Sabbath School Convention Programme at United Presbyterian
A 2:00 PM program features Rev J W Findlay on teacher effort and community impression. Ada Gully and I E McDowell present duties that cannot be shifted by educators and superintendents. Reports from Louise Cramer Cora Clapper Wesley Schneck Ray Eby. Officers elected at the event. Rev W H Hubbell conducts a round table and Rev H D Flemming speaks on the inspired word.
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J. W. Findlay
I.E. McDowell
Ada Gully
Louise Cramer
Cora Clapper
Wesley Schneck
Ray Eby
J. T. Hoak
H. D. Flemming
The Big Storm Strikes With Widespread Damage
A severe late spring storm swept across the nation Thursday and Friday, bringing hail heavy rain and lightning. Some areas suffered great damage including loss of life and injuries while others reported minimal impact, followed by a windy night and a May snowstorm with unusually low temperatures.
New Millinery Lines by Miss JoNett Sturgis Arrives
Miss JoNett Sturgis returns from the city with a complete line of up to date millinery. Frank Gibson invites customers to call and promises pleasing prices and hats.
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JoNett Sturgis
Frank Gibson
Burton City Social News Briefs and Appointments
Local notes report Ira Culp injuring his foot at work Friday and facing time off. Visitors include S Curtis of Columbus at Manning home, Mrs Garver and Verda Garver visiting Orrville, and Miss Mary Misere returning from Canton for a month’s vacation. Clair McDowell of Dalton en route to Wooster, Daniel Lehman of Mt Eaton area in town, and Mary Lehman visiting Seville. Mias Theresa Person visiting Massillon. Mindy Milsore attends Orrville school entertainment.
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Ira Culp
S. Curtis
Columbus
Manning
Joseph Garver
Verda
Orrville
Mary Misere
Canton
Clair McDowell
Dalton
Wooster
Daniel_Lehman
Near
Mt.—Eaton
Mary Lehman
Seville
Pheresa_tzerson
Massillon
Mindy Milsore
Acetylene Light Promises Sunlike Illumination
An advertisement extols Acetylene Light derived from calcium carbide and water, claiming color balance and plant growth parity with sunlight. It explains production, cost per pound, and daily light output, urging readers to request installation details from TSCIANTI & HOFSTETTER of Dalton, Ohio.
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United States
Drink Melrose Coffee and Secure Premium Chinaware
A Melrose cafe offers a promotion inviting customers to drink coffee and receive fine chinaware premiums at Gardiner's location. The event highlights limited edition items and brand partnerships for loyalty incentives.
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Gardiner’s
Remarkable ages and a claim of youth with bitters
Wm Warr England, said to be 152, supposedly aged 120 at a third marriage and 132 when he worked in fields, then 20 more years. James Wright of Spurlock Ky extols Electric Bitters claiming youth at 16 after six bottles, saying the medicine cured kidney trouble and strengthens the weak and elderly. Sold for 60c at White's.
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Wm. Warr
England
James Wright
Spurlock
White's
First National Bank at Dalton Ohio Report April 22 1909
Bank statement from The First National Bank at Dalton Ohio showing resources and liabilities as of April 22 1909. Includes capital 825,000 and deposits total 65859 60, with notes and certificates of deposit and other liabilities. Signed by cashier Hunsicker and notary Freer with directors listed.
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First National Bank
Dalton
Ohio
Capital
Steele Palin
Cc Sc
Aes
Ceae
Main Street paving plan adopted in Dalton Ohio
Dalton village council approves a Main Street improvement from the east village line to the property line of Peter Kurzen Sr. The project funds a vitrified brick pavement with stone curbing financed by bonds and annual assessments over ten years with four and a half percent interest.
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Dalton
Wayne County
Ohio
East Corporation
Peter Hurzen Sr
Ditton
Peter Kurzen
County of
Wayne
State of
Smerron
Daltin
Seclion Ltv
Bection
Imiy
W. IL Hubbell
C. W. Horn
Notice of Village of Dalton Property For Street Improvement
The Incorporated Village of Dalton Wayne County Ohio passes a resolution dated April 12 1909 to appropriate property for street and public place improvements. It describes parcels lot 161 and 162 in Wertz addition bounded north by alley 16 feet wide and by Mill street Henry Street to the south and an alley 10 feet wide to the west as part of the plan. The notice is dated April 23 1900 and signed by Mayor A W Farrell.
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John Elderton
Dalton
Ohio
Wayne County
Oho
County of
Wayne
Dalvon
Oslo
Ilteen
Mill Street
Henry Street
UL Farrell
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Wertz
Methodists
Board of Education
Sabbath School Convention
Sugarcreek Township
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Hubbell
Rev. Sommer
Nev. W. H
Burton City
Tscianti & Hofstetter
Dalton, Ohio
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J. I. Tscuantz
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