Well Known Citizen Dies Suddenly
Mr. John Snyder of this place died Sunday morning after a stroke in Akron Ohio where he had been visiting Mrs. Cora E McDowell. The body returned here Monday and the funeral was held Wednesday at the Presbyterian church. Interment in Dalton cemetery. He was about 70 and survived by a sister Hattie Norris and a brother Rev L M Snyder.
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John Snyder
Cora E. McDowell
Akron
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Dalton Cemetery
Hattie Norris
L. M.snyder
Davenport
Iowa
Fatal Hearse Collision Kills Undertaker in Lodi
Late Monday afternoon S R Auble of Lodi was killed when the funeral hearse carrying Mrs Manford Berkey was struck by a Northern Ohio railroad train at River Corners. The hearse was demolished the casket opened and the body lay on the road.
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S. R. Auble
Lodi
Northern Ohio Railroad
River Corners
Manford Berkey
Bandits Hold Up Barberton Bank In Morning Heist
Four armed men robbed the Great Northern Bank in Barberton on Tuesday morning. They forced all employees and two customers into the vault, escaped with $2000 in cash and liberty bonds of unknown total, aided by a female accomplice driving the getaway car.
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Great Northern Bank
Barberton
Ordinance Regulating Poultry in Dalton Village Ohio
Dalton Ohio ordinance prohibits geese ducks and fowls from running at large. Violators face fines from five to fifteen dollars plus costs. The measure takes effect after passage and publication. Passed April 11 1921. Mayor T C Hunsicker and Clerk E F Scott certify.
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Dalton
Wayne County
Ohio
T. C. Hunsicker
Assessor Announces Tax List Filing Schedule for Dalton
Dalton taxpayers are informed that during the listing period April 11 to May 1 the assessor will be at the 1st National Bank during open hours and at Goudy’s Grocery in the evenings to assist with filing tax lists. Ray Camp, Assessor.
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Dalton
The
1St National Bank
Goudy’s
Honor Roll Renewals And Local For Sale Notice
Honor Roll lists renewed Gazet te subscriptions since the last report for March April May and January 1922. Names include Owens Cameron Zeigler Hofstetters Good Burk holder Bixler Sword Schwartz Steiner Gerber Hofstetter Wetter Hess Geiser Saurer Humble Rafeld. For sale Duroe saw with ten pigs four weeks old contact B R Kreider Rt 1 Dalton U S phone LSL 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Owens
Glen Cameron
Daniel Zeigler
P. J. Hofstetters
Reuben Horst
Elmer J. Amstutz
David Basinger
John W. Good
Ezra Good
John A. Burkholder
John J. Bixler
Geo. Sword
D. S. Schwartz
Amos Steiner
John C. Gerber
Peter P. Hofstetter
Fred Wetter
Amos Hess
D. C. Geiser
John H. Saurer
Harry Humble
H. J. Rafeld
Duroe
B.R. Kreider
Dalton
U.S
School Notes and Local Contests Schedule
The township spelling contest is Friday at 7 30 PM in the school house with written and oral tests for each grade. Magdalene Fankhauser will represent Wayne county at Kent Friday delivering The Challenge of Crime in the Northern Ohio Oratorical Association contest. Manager Merle Lehman lists baseball games on April 12 15 22 26 May 4 May 14 6 18 against Smithville Apple Creek Doylestown with Wooster tournament and home games in between.
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Wayne County
Magdalene Fankhauser
Kent
Northern
Ohio
Local notes from Dalton and area
Various Dalton area notices: Miss Hallie Arnold of Akron. Charles Wills of Canton visiting the Welty home. Ada B. Cully sold West Main property to John F. Moser. Ickes couples staying with Johnston. Mrs. Ida Ralston visiting Dalton relatives. Dalton H S wins 14 to 5 over Smithville in baseball. Also upcoming sales and local newspaper subscriptions offered at Scott's store. The first life sentence for burglary issued in Stark County.
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Hallie Arnold
Akron
Charles Wills
Canton
Frank Welty
Scott’s
Ada B. Cully
West Main Street
John F. Moser
Lloyd Ickes
Alice Wingett
Ida Ralston
West Brookfield
Dalton
Eversharp
Eagle Chief
Clayton Ickes
East Greenville
C. P. Johnston
Dalton H. S
This Place
Smithville
H. S
Stark County
Common Pleas
Harvey F. Ake
Chas. A. Wells
Cleve
Plain Dealer
Canton Daily News
Canton Repository
Dalton Post Office
Haverstock
Dalton Post-Office
Assessor Announces Tax Blank Sale at Kidron Mill
To the taxpayers of Sugar Creek township S J Saltzman Assessor says he will be at the Kidron Planing Mill from now until May 1 offering a full supply of blanks for tax purposes.
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Sugar Creek Township
Kidron Planing Mill
S. J. Saltzman
Drain and Cellar Tiles Offered at Fair Prices
The notice promotes small 2 ft collar tile and Sugar Creek drain tile offered by N. R. Cooney, inviting inquiries for affordable drainage materials.
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Sugar Creek
N. R. Cooney
Card of Thanks from Mrs. E. M. Hershey
Mrs. E. M. Hershey expresses gratitude to the Sunday school class the Grange neighbors and friends for flowers and prayers during her illness.
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the Grange
E. M. Hershey
Sonnemberg Notes Highlight Weather, Travel, and Local News
April reports show spring warmth followed by heavy rain and snow. Death in Bluffton prompts travel to funeral. various locals mentioned: Schumaker, Lugenbill, Kirchhofer, Frantz, Lehman, Sprunger, Daniels, Gerber, Eby, Steiner, Rudy. Navy furloughs, milk truck plans, and Gardener home visit noted.
Arlington Lodge 775 Odd Fellows Anniversary Meeting
Members and the public are invited to gather at the I O O F hall on Tuesday evening April 26 to celebrate two years of the new century for Odd Fellowship. Music lunch and speeches by speakers arranged. Committee.
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Arlington Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Institution of Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
Ordinance 109 Section 25 Prohibits Building Drains On Sidewalks
Section 25 of Ordinance No 109 bans spouting or overflow from buildings onto sidewalks and requires proper drainage to avoid damage. Violations result in fines up to twenty five dollars plus costs. each day after written notice by the Street Commissioner counts as a separate offense. Passed July 12 1910.
Drowns Self in Killbuck Creek
James Hull of Millersburg, a middle aged man, drowned himself in Killbuck creek on Saturday. Mrs. Hull found his watch and other items in their home along with a note directing search at Killbuck creek. The body was recovered after effort, with a large coal tied to his neck to ensure staying under.
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James Hull
Millersburg
Killbuck
Clean Up Day Planned by Street Commissioner
The street commissioner announces that on Wednesday April 20 he will begin hauling the accumulated rubbish if placed in barrels or boxes at accessible points.
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
Transfers show multiple property deals across Sugar Creek Sugarcreek Baughman and Orrville. Nettie McDowell to D F Steiner 10 acres for 6350. John W Erwin to Aldis A Gerber 123 acres for 12000. H K Staver to Paul Frey land in Sugar Creek for 3500. Wm Hostetler to Jasper Gardner 80 acres in Sugar Creek for 8000. John J Bixler to David Q Lehman lot in Orrville for 1. Steiner to Herman Rafeld 16 acres in Baughman for 1. Aaron Hursh to Fanny Shisler 81 acres in Baughman for 1. Henry Leisy to Mrs Laura Amstutz lot in Dalton for 3000. Abraham Neuenschwander to Ophil Fleuckiger 86 acres in Sugar Creek for 6000.
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Nettie McDowell
D F. Steiner
Baughman
John W. Erwin
Aldis A. Gerber
Sugarcreek
H. K. Staver
Paul Frey
Sugar Creek
Wm. Hostetler
Jasper Gardner
John J. Bixler
David QO. Lehman
Orrville
Allen
Steiner
Herman J. Rafeld
Aaron Hursh
Fanny Shisler
Henry Leisy
Laura Amstutz
Dalton
Abraham Neuenschwander
Theophil Fleuckiger
Mill Feed For Sale In Snively Ohio
Coarse bran and white middlings offered by B. F. Harper in Snively Ohio. Sale details unspecified but listed as available for purchase.
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B. F. Harper
Snively
Ohio
Modern Filipino Identity and Literacy in the Philippines
The piece argues Filipinos are misrepresented in the United States by Sunday supplements showing hill tribes as typical. It cites a total population of 10,340,040 with 9,405,272 Christians and civilized for 800 years, 854,368 non Christians, and literacy at 70 percent for those over ten. It claims higher literacy than any South American country, Spain, or New Republics of Europe.
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United States
Philippines
Spain
Europe
Independence Demand in Philippines for Absolute Freedom
Manila reports Manuel Quezon, president of the Philippine senate, urging the United States to grant complete and absolute independence for the Philippines without protection if needed. He said 98 percent of Filipinos would vote for independence if given the choice, while accepting protection if offered.
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Manila
P. I
Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
United
the Philippines
Congress of the
United States
Quezon
Queroy
A Test of Faith and U.S. Policy Reflections
The text argues the United States criticizes Japan while failing to uphold its own promises. It suggests withdrawing sovereignty from the Philippines would strengthen calls for similar moves by Japan regarding Shantung Manchuria and Liberia. It contends delaying independence harms credibility and invites international complications in the Far East.
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Japan
Phillypines
Shantung
Manchuria
Liberia
Philippines
Far East
Independence of Philippines Right to Absolute Freedom
The passage argues for Philippine independence as a natural right and asserts critique of governing others against their will. It acknowledges current American paternalism while noting the speaker’s own imperfect stance toward full Americanism.
Jurors Selected for May Term of Common Pleas Court
Judge G A Starn will open the May term on May 3 with the grand jury reporting for deliberations. Grand jurors include Weisgarber Eaton Laper Taylor Bashford Buchwaiter Smedley Gray Jolliff Schultz Fetter Patton Brown Hand Immel Orr and others. Petit jurors named include Rudy Wenger Deneke Schlegel Frick Bixler Barnard Frederick Ruse Grist Kohler Silver Kline Snell Fraze Baird Shenk Sherick and Sherret.
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G. A. Starn
Common Pleas Court
John Weisgarber
Mr. Eaton
Wm. Laper
Wooster
J. J. Taylor
Franklin
Walter Bashford Wooster
D. W. Buchwaiter
Dalton
L. J. Smedley
East Union
Charles M. Gray
Wm. Jolliff Jr
D. F. Schultz
Henry Fetter
C. A. Patton
A. H. Brown
W .E. Hand
Plain
William Immel
Chippewa
J. O. Orr
Saitcreek
Petit Jurors
Guy M. Rudy
E.H. Wenger
Orrville
A. B. Deneke
Milton
Chas. Schlegel
Can‘aan
C. W. Frick
William Bixler
Sugarcreek
J. E. Barnard
Canaan
R. V. Frederick
A. J. Ruse
Congress
Isaac Grist
J. P
Dalton Markets Grain and Produce Prices Displayed
Dalton dealers list payments for grains and produce including Wheat at 1.25 per bushel and Corn at 0.10 per bushel. Oats at 0.35 per unit and potatoes butter lard eggs and poultry prices shown per unit, with chickens per pound and eggs per dozen.
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Dalton
Spring Tonic Promises New Vitality For Blood
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a spring tonic to refresh red blood cells. It claims the product increases oxygen distribution, restores color to pale cheeks, and raises vigor, available in tablet or liquid form from druggists.
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Earth
Gude
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Merle Lehman
Apple Creek
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Elvira Buchanan
W. E. Locke
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Sonnenberg
Adam Schumaker
Chr. Lugenbill
Bluffton
D. Kirchhofer
Martha Frantz
Altoona, Pa
Joel L. Lehman
Elmer Springer
Mervin Daniels
Philemon Sprunger
Ellis Kirchhofer
Adam Amstutz
Kidron
Harvey Gardner
Irvin Studer
U. S. Navy
Simon Sommer
Dryden
Mich
Levi P. Gerber
Brewster
Gerber
Warren Eby
Gertrude Steiner
Maud Rudy
Manuel L. Quezon
Philipp'ne Sdhate
Chattanooga News
Independence OF
Atascndero
Cal
Dalton Markets