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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
4
Dalton Ohio church notices list Methodists Presbyterians and Mennonites with service times. The Episcopal service at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9 45 are noted along with Epworth League at 6 00. A cornerstone ceremony for the new church is set for 2 p.m. with exercises.
A Panama Missouri resident touts seven years of proof that Dr King New Discovery cures coughs and colds, la grippe, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, and early consumption. The remedy is guaranteed and sold at White's drug store with 50 cents and one dollar sizes and a free trial bottle offer.
John Shank remains ill with sciatic rheumatism though showing some improvement. Bammerlin bros deliver a high grade piano to William Keiffer. Lawrence Price returns home from summer work near Mt Eaton. Mrs Valentine Stoner visits J G Shenk family. Civil engineers survey extend West Lebanon branch toward mines near Stanwood and Pleasant Valley. New mine planned on Von Gunten farm. A E Dague visits son Harry Dague in Abren. Fresh meat available at Heckathorn's.
The Akron Daily Times reports a proposed bill for the upcoming Columbus legislature to redraw Summit and Wayne county borders so Doylestown and nearby areas join Summit. Local residents favor annexation hoping better governance, with the eastern Franklin township line adjusted to include the village and shift it into Summit County.
The teachers of Baughman and Sugar Creek townships plan a meeting in Dalton on Saturday December 5 at 1 pm. The program includes talks on Natural and Import of Sociology by Prof. H. P. Longenecker Social Evolution and essays by Miss Chloe Levers and Miss Mary Erwin. Elmer E. Steck Township Supervisor.
An advertisement promotes Little Liver Pills for biliousness and sick headaches. It claims the pills tone the liver without gripe and help maintain health, with a 25 cent price and a sale by W. O. Claney.
Albert White and Emma Huntsberger both of Dalton. Philip Gerber and Pauline Amstutz of Sugarcreek township. Elama Eberly farmer of Rittman and Lydia Wenger of Orrville. Jacob E. Shoup farmer of Orrville and Amy Hackman of Burton City. Curtis Kauffman farmer and Ruth Sidle both of Shreve.
Mrs Mary Dowling of San Francisco praises Electric Bitters for acute indigestion and stomach trouble. She credits the tonic with vigorating the system purifying the blood and aiding female weakness. Available 50 cents at White's drug store.
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