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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
5
The document shows the Wheeling and Lake Erie's westbound and eastbound time card entries in effect starting April 5 1908. It lists schedule references for trains, with times and routes formatted for each direction.
Local notes report Dalton schools reopening September 8 with a free Shreve fair September 30 and October 1. Events include a Labor Day race and music, a county local option paper circulating in Dalton, and community notices about reunions, sales, and upcoming shows.
The column lists locals and guests visiting or traveling this week. Names include Carl McAfee, Miss Agnes Schultz, Oscar Wertz, C. V. Owens, John Carter, P. E. Houghton, Vera Garrison, Supt. Longenecker, Elva Davis, Mrs. M. H. Stager, W. C. Haney, Mae Collier, and others. Activities cover visits, travels to Ohio State Fair, Columbus, Springfield Lake, and Dalton, plus church services, reunions, and a funeral for Adam Schwartz, who refused treatment for three weeks and followed Christian Science beliefs.
Dal ton Driving Park hosts a Labor Day matinee with harness racing on the track and crowd expected to attend.
All new Wooster Fair buildings finished for the annual exhibition on September 9 10 11. Departments filled to overflowing. Four races and a round of star amusements and music for all. Sullivan and Kilrain showcase self defense in boxing bouts at the fair. The American Stock Co presents performances at the opera house each night.
A cloud of dust marks the area where vehicles travel long distances amid extremely dry weather. Miss Agnes Springer from Ft. Wayne visits relatives here, the children of the late John P. Springer. Mrs. Joel Lehman shows slow but steady improvement, yet remains too weak to walk unaided. Mrs. C A Sommers closes a 100-person singing class at Sonnenberg church next Friday after two weeks of daily sessions. A P Moser of Dalton suffered a stroke last week and remained in serious condition for a time.
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