Fragmented timetable fragment for rail service
Readable portions show multiple daily train times for east and west routes with numbers and abbreviations. East No 2 and East No 6 express appear alongside West No 5 and weekly daily schedules.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
8
Readable portions show multiple daily train times for east and west routes with numbers and abbreviations. East No 2 and East No 6 express appear alongside West No 5 and weekly daily schedules.
The Dalton area page notes wallpaper sales at Gibson's 217 cents a roll, reunions on Orrville fair grounds June 18, and church and school events. Mentions include Prof. Wenner speaking at M E church, a horse deal case in Kaley court, and community notices on births, graduations, and forthcoming fundraisers.
D Tieche is in Hazel Dell Pennsylvania this week. Miss Cora Waltz of Massillon visits Hilda Smith. Chapman of Pittsburg visits relatives in Wooster. Dr L L DeArment attends Ohio Dental Association in Canton. Fred Gerber and Miss Statia Herwick were Navarre visitors. Mrs Lizzie Huriet of Kenmore visited central house. Rev W H Hubbell and Rev J W Findlay exchanged pulpits. Mrs Dr Hart of Wooster was a guest at the U S parsonage.
Mrs Peter Buchanan Jr returns from a two week visit with her daughter in Ashland. Mr Frank Wright of Cleveland stayed with his aunt Mrs W m Gerard earlier in the week. Benj Ziegler and Myrtle Ziegler from Mahoning County and Anna Whitmer visited Leyi Horst last week. A A Tieche traveled to Doylestown and Barberton on Monday. A bicycle trip was taken for the warm weather. Mrs Thomas Cully and Mrs Sua anna Wischer leave today for Mt Clemens Michigan for a health resort stay of several weeks.
In Dalton an assessor’s report itemizes personal property for the year including horses cattle hogs dogs and other assets with valuations. It notes that J. S. served in the Civil War and one served in the Spanish American War as part of the village records.
Report of the First National Bank at Dalton Ohio showing resources including United States Bonds 25,000 cash items 115.94 notes of other banks 660.09 and 10,000 specie reserve. Redemption fund 1,250 and total assets 282,104.86 with cashier T C Hunsicker and notary George C Erket attesting to the accuracy on May 31 1908.
David A Lehman of Lima is in the settlement. Carpenters start a summer house at Christ Zuercher’s. After a school term in Sonnenberg District, David W Bixler went to West Virginia to canvass for a book. Rev Penner and wife of Berea preached here and plan to India as missionaries. Clara and Elda Springer passed the Patterson exam. Joel Zuercher and Martha A Gerber to marry this week. Rev C D Steiner near Orrville in serious cancer, not expected to live. Moody Bible Institute student Rev Quiring to hold Moody Chicago meetings at Salems church next week with nightly services.
All members and visiting brothers are requested to meet at Jr O U A M hall at one o'clock on Parcomcais May puthalar. Bring your pone dagen along and be on hand promptly.
Turn out for a benefit event urged to help the Fire Department. Proceeds will aid the department in its local service and emergency response efforts.
The Fire Company will stage an exhibition run at six o'clock to test the new pump and demonstrate its performance handling.
Memoriam note for Willian O Ressler who died August 2 1907. Dear husband and father, token of lasting affections expresses longing and grief. Poem laments absence, notes loss felt over nearly a year, and credits God with the greater gain. Signed by Lins W O Bussum.
P. O. Dalton will open at 9 a m and close at 2 p m on Memorial Day with a later 6 p m to 8 30 p m hours. No delivery by carriers.
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