20 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
1
Prominent New York physicians begin a crusade to make common colds uncommon within a generation. They publish a list of "don’ts" to prevent the annual cold visitation and urge public health education and behavior changes.
The writer traces a coastal itinerary visiting Seattle Tacoma Portland and Moclips with stops at Point Defiance Park Portland Heights Council Crest Park and Alki beach. They describe population notes at Seattle and Tacoma Exposition grounds the forestry building at the Youkon exposition site and plans for future family outings by the sea.
From the Gazette files a Daltonian harvested 40 gallons of crout this season and 179 Daltonians attended the Massillon jollification. Marriages include Peter Hofstetter to Kate Currie and Charles Rudy to Mollie Wenger. Creston Journal reports editor change with J W Parsons taking over. Daniel Myers leaves for California with A L Young and family for a year.
Anna M. Byall of 1055 N. Warren St Helena Mont signs a brief coastal trip note, mentioning limited irrigation and several items of interest before closing with regards.
The annual union Thanksgiving service will be held next Thursday at 10 A M in the Methodist church. Rev W H Hubbell will preach the sermon and the Methodist choir will provide music. The regular Thanksgiving offering will be shared among three churches for charitable use.
Three Dalton churches united for a Sunday evening mass meeting to hear Rev. Burris and Rev. Hubbell report on the Anti Saloon League National Convention held at Columbia. Attendees heard of nationwide temperance support and a goal of a saloonless nation, with the Presbyterian church auditorium packed.
The pupils and teachers are notified that the Hamilton Arithmeties exchange closes December 6 1918. After that Ray's Arithmetica will not be accepted as part pay on new books. If you have an exchange to make do it now. by E F Scott agent of board 1087 E.
Nervous and sick headaches torpid liver and disordered stomach blamed for headaches. Take Dr King s New Life Pills to stimulate organs and restore proper function. No better regulator for liver and bowels. 25c box. At all druggists or by mail H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Saturday hunters bagged many rabbits as a crowd of shooters joined the field. Rudy Kurzen leads with sixteen, followed by Will Reichenbach with eleven. Several others, including C R McDowell Otto Kuligowske and T Hunsicker, posted notable counts as plans for another day loom.
Snowbound residents of Sonnenberg recount travel delays with Mrs A Basinger and Mrs D Kirchhofer returning after detours to Cleveland. Funeral attendance includes Peter Lehman near Applecreek and Noah Walliman, with further community notices on a stillborn child, a nine month old death, and local weddings heading to Ft Wayne. Baptism, Advent services, and a missionary fundraising sale follow the Thanksgiving service at Salem church.
Supt and Mrs W W Perry hosted Class No 9 of the M FE church in their home on Thursday evening November 13. The gathering featured a chariot of fire entrance with two milk white steeds and a special concealed highlight. Ladies enjoyed fancy work current issues and a three course luncheon ending with a late departure and cordial good night.
Dalton Hi reports exam preparations by high school students this week. Errnest Deitweiler joined the Senior class last Monday in the Intermediate room. The Athenian Literary Society presented a program Friday. A debate favored the negative on the resolution that tire has done more damage than water. An incident with a junior translating a troublesome passage led to help from classmates. A public entertainment is planned for December 4 featuring music directed by Reverend Drew and a debate on low tariff with an income tax. The Intermediate room gave the year's best literary effort last Sunday with few visitors. Officers elected include Ellis Feasel president, Willon Tyrrell vice president, Larry Wyre assistant secretary, Chloe Lax editor Fahy Gibson, Lulu Johnson chorister, and James Howey Leota Kuligovske critics.
Bahneys at 10 Main Street Massillon Ohio invites customers to view a full Christmas display with a wider range of clean fresh stock available for early selection.
Saved His Foot H D Ely of Bantam Q suffered a four year foot ulcer doctors urged amputation he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort his foot was soon cured Burns cuts bruises and eczema remedy available 2c All druggists or by mail Bucklen Co Philadelphia St Louis
Appointed as special subscription agent for the Cleveland Plain Dealer offers a yearly subscription at $2.00 for the regular morning market edition. Promotion runs from now until December 30 and covers renewals or new subscribers. Renewal terms extend one year from the current expiration. Send subscriptions to L-Box 45 Respy. E.FF Scott, Dalton, Ohio.
Thos. Verton of 286 Edward Street Houghton Michigan notes rising yearly bottle sales and praises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for quick throat tickle relief and cough stopping without after effects, as endorsed by A J White.
Last Thursday night east bound train No. 52 on the Pennsylvania lines derailed near Wooster after leaving the tracks. The wreck followed a sideswipe by a west bound freight, killing J. Hammer of Van Wert, J. I. Schledel of Pittsburgh, and Harry Kreaki of Orrville, with several others badly hurt.
The Gazette announces press run for Thanksgiving and requests advertisement copy and other matter by Monday. The office will be closed on the 27th. Respectfully, F. Scorr, Pub.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church hosts a bazaar and supper on Thanksgiving evening November 27. Supper is 25 cents with a menu featuring chicken pie escalloped potatoes cold slaw buna celery pickles pumpkin pie and coffee. A candy and popcorn stand will also be available.
All members holding pass books are urged to bring or send them for audit and credit of the semi annual dividend on December 1 1913. The Ohio company takes deposits and makes first mortgage loans on real estate with 5 percent earnings to depositors and 6 2 percent interest to borrowers. Accounts opened anytime and shares earn from the date made. DANIEL HEMPERLY president and JOHN E JOHNS secretary Massillon Ohio address 15 South Erie Street.
By order of the Common Pleas Court Wayne County the Joseph Shoup farm of 101 acres in Sugarcreek township will be sold at public auction at the south door of Wooster Court House Ohio on Saturday December 6 1913 at one o clock. Appraised value 9100 dollars with terms cash 45 in one year and 15 in two years. Sheriff M Vamerst and attorney W Howanp Ross represent the case.
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