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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
5
Regular village meeting discussed events while Scott's advertises Mother's Day cards, pencils and farm gear. Wagner's drug store promotes Mother's Day cards. local residents socialize, visit relatives, and plan observances at M E church and Lisbon events.
Mrs. Cora Meese, 63, of Goshen Ohio, died at home Monday from burns after gasoline used to start a fire in a stove exploded Sunday morning. Her clothing burned away except a skirt band, leaving only head and face unburned. She is survived by six children and nine siblings. Daughters Mrs. Harry Alden and Mrs. Karl Micheser, and sister Mrs. Ollie Gardner attended from nearby. Funeral set for Thursday at 1 30 p.m.
The note highlights milk consumption in the United States rising 25 percent since 1920 yet lagging behind Europe. Ohio is praised for its poultry outlook with grain fields to the rear and eastern markets ahead. Trade sayings on supply and demand, spring greens, and a weather impact on cattle markets are included along with proverbs and picnic etiquette tips.
Fountain pens priced from $1.00 to $8.75 at Scott's. A radio demonstration offers the DAY-FAN Model OEM with a duplex circuit. Visit the store to see it and learn its superior merits.
We express sincere thanks and appreciation to friends and neighbors who assisted us at the death of our beloved wife and mother Lovina Martin for the floral pieces and for Rev J T F Flohr's consoling words D E Martin and Family
Fordyce Dull from Burbank wed Catherine Gould. Daniel W. Miller of Smithville with Icie Dora Yoder of Weilersville. Park Lytle from Fredericksburg wed Maninda Kennedy. Samuel Benglesdorf of Cleveland and Myrtle Cramer of Orrville receive licenses.
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