Sugar Creek Community Day a Grand Success
Sugar Creek township schools observed community day at Dalton with displays by Dal ton and district teachers. Judges Supt Mason and two Rittman teachers awarded prizes for first to third places and a banner to Moscow for winning. Spelling contests determined township reps for the county. An evening program featured musical numbers and an oratorical contest with multiple prize groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Dalton
Supt. Mason
Rittman
Moscow
John Kurzen
Merle Gerber
Kidron
Bessie M. Hott
Martha Gerber
Helen Berg
Robert Slusser
Florence Amstutz
Rollin Moser
Center
Marjorie Geiger
Mildred Kruschenske
Mildred Bad
Domer and Curie Married at Smithville Area
Walter J. Domer of Sugar Creek and June Marie Curie of Orrville wed last Thursday at the home of Rev. D. R. Mc Fadden near Smithville. Domer, formerly at the Dalton Garage, will reside with his bride in Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Domer
Sugar Creek
June Marie Curie
Orrville
D. R. McFadden
Smithville
Domer
Dalton
Treasurer’s Report Shows Expenditures and Balance
Treasurer reports total expenditures of 684.33 dollars. Balance turned over to E. F. Scott treasurer of the band stands at 612.14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Scott
F. P. Snyder
Stahl Bros
R. H. Camp
Dalton Paint Shop
the Independent Co Sewer
The
Dalton Gazette
W. P. Slusser
Frank Gibson
Auble & Son
Wooster Daily Record
Haverstock & Davis En
Jos. W. Schrader
Dalton Lumber and Supply
L. C. Tyler
J. H. Smith
Smith Dairy
First National Bank O
C. R. McDowell
I. M. Wagner
P. B. Grosjean
A. B. Flory
Navigation Opens on Lake Erie Steamers Begin Daily Service
The C. and B. Line will start daily Cleveland to Buffalo steamship service on Tuesday April 28. Departures from Cleveland and Buffalo are at 9:00 PM EST, arriving at the opposite terminal at 7:00 AM. Reduced automobile rates apply this season and tourists are already planning lake voyage nights.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Alredy
Lake Erie
Fire Hits Orrville Garage of Niswander & Son
April 20 reports reveal Sonnenberg items describe a $1500 to $1600 loss at Lincoln Way garage in Orrville due to a blaze Monday evening last week. A Chevrolet truck and Ford touring, plus paint oil and tools, were destroyed with no insurance.
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M. A. Niswander
Notice to dog and chicken owners in city
Complaint filed against owners letting dogs and chickens roam. Owners must keep animals on their premises or face consequences announced by Mayor T. C. Hunsicker.
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T. C. Hunsicker
Township Trustees Meeting Rescheduled to May 2
Township Trustees will hold their next meeting Saturday after noon at 1 30 o clock instead of Monday May 4 due to a Board of Health meeting at Wooster. E F Scott Township Clerk.
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Account Board of Health
Wooster
E. F. Scott
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Harry Stinson
I thank my many friends for the kindness shown during my hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stinson
Anna Strohm obituary death near East Greenville
Anna Strohm aged 71 died at Ezra Eschliman's home north of East Greenville Saturday night. She leaves a sister Mrs Gile of Oregon and brother John M Strohm of Massillon. Funeral from Pleasant View church Friday April 24 at 2 30 p.m. Rev Spence in charge. iH P Leickheim funeral director.
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Anna Strohm
Ezra Eschliman
East Greenville
Gile
Oregon
John M. Strohm
Massillon
Pleasant View Church
Spence
P. Leickheim
Wayne county school notes highlight local events
Chapel led by Mr. Keiser and Dr. Barrett’s toxin treatment draw attention. Nazir Grotto Glee Club concert praised. many absent. Wayne county spelling contest set for April 25 in Wooster with Sugar Creek township representatives across grades. High school baseball season begins under coach Clay. Nay 9 Wooster tournament could crown champions. Senior play rehearsal proceeds with promising results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Keiser
Barrett
Wayne County
Wooster
Sugar Creek Township
Della Springer
Iona Graber
Clair Berg
Evelyn Camp
Leroy Moser
Roland Moser
Elizabeth Graber
Dalton
Grace Amstutz
Barbara Zuercher
Wooster College Stadium
Local Socials and School Contest Highlights
Mrs Daniel Shisler and daughter visited Mrs Harry Maxhimer Saturday afternoon. Anna Strohm died at the Eschliman home near Bowdil. Margaret Ross won fourth in upper class, Dorcas Ressler second in first class at a speak ing contest at Baughman Grange hall. The school display placed third. A singing at the David Martin home attracted many young folks. Mrs Chas Shisler of Canton improving slowly after a visit by Daniel Shisler and family. Ice cream cake and candy were shared at Mrs Ernest Boss birthday gathering.
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Margaret Ross
Dorcas Ressler
Baughman Grange Hall
Harry Huffman
David Martin
Daniel Shisler
Chas. Shisler
Canton
Shisler
Lucy Camp
A. O. Rehm
Ernest Boss
Thee Performanc Queen at Bondil School closing day
Thee. eee Performanc Thee. eee Performanc Queen owned by Dr. L L. DeArment entertained teachers pupils and visitors at the Bondil school closing day exercises last Friday afternoon. An audience of many enjoyed the performance and in the evening she took a prominent part in a Malta Hall Malta Massillon Ohio program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L L. DeArment
Bondil School
Malta Hall
Massillon
Ohio
War Department reports enrollment peak and fiscal notes
Enrollment in the officers reserve corps reached a new high with over 4 000 more members since November 1. A 350 000 check was sent to Secretary Mellon reflecting a Panama Railroad dividend. Freight volume for the first two months hit 70 560 495 000 tons, the highest for that period.
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War Department
Washington
Mellon
Panama Railroad Company
Isthmus
Canal Zone Administration
Bureau of Railway Economics
Michigan House Defeats Eight Hour Bill After Plea
The Michigan House rejected the Hol land eight hour bill despite Representative Liolland arguing the miners deserve no less than other workers. A foundling on the East side, now rich at twelve, inherits $8 million from a foster father and $4 million from a foster mother as per the New York will. Floyd Collins dies after 17 days entombment in Sand Cave. W A Hunt leads workmen to recover the body. E H Simmons, NYSE president, is nominated for another term with an election set for May 11.
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Sand Cave
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Elmer Hays
Collins
Hays
House of Representatives
Michigan
Liolland
Thant
Warner Mifflin Leeds
William B. Leeds
New York
W A. Hunt
Central City
E. H. H. Simmons
New York Stock Exchange
Notable Deaths and Appointments Highlight Early 20th Century News
Elwood Haynes famed automobile pioneer dies at 68 in Kokomo Indiana from influenza. Countess Howe dies in England of heart disease. Jesse Livermore injured after a 20 foot fall at Great Neck New York. Dr Hermann Fauasche former German vice president dies in Detroit. Samuel Rea, Penn Railroad president, to retire after 54 years. John Hl. Ale named regional manager for the veterans bureau. John Bus tard resigns from Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland. St Wik announced in Philadelphia.
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Hermann Fauasche
Reichstag
Detroit
Mich
Samuel Rea
Pennsyslvania Railroad
St Wik
Philadelphia
Memorial Gate Dedication Honors Perry in Port of Spain
In Port of Spain Trinidad a memorial gate to Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry is unveiled amid naval military and civic ceremonies attended by 10 000 people. Separately the French aviation department reports near completion of experiments with a pilotless airplane controlled by wireless from the earth that can maneuver drop bombs and photograph targets aboard the ship Arcturus the researchers say is in good condition.
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French Military Aviation Department
Triplets Born to Mr and Mrs Mervin Kosier
The Kosier family near Marshallville welcomed a boy and two girls William Wilma and Wanda born Friday 4 15 5 15 and 6 15 weighing 9 34 pounds. Wanda died Sunday at 11 00 making the first Wayne county triplets.
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Mervin B. Kosier
Marshallville
William
Wilma
Wanda
Wayne County
Canton Exposition of Progress Opens Friday
Residents of Dalton and surrounding areas plan visits to Canton’s Progress Exposition in late April to early May under the Canton Chamber of Commerce. The Canton Community Chorus of 300 voices will perform "Elijah" on April 30, with style shows and fashion parades on an elevated runway by living models.
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Dalton
Canton
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Canton Community Chorus of
300 Voices
America
Elijah
Bergs Dept Store Advertises E. J. Kick Shoes
Free a good Baseball with each pair of boys E J Kick Shoes. Rubber sole and heel lace to toe ideal for spring wear. They outwear six pairs of regular tennis shoes. Men's sizes 6 to 11 three dollars. Boys 2% to 5 275. Youths 1384%4 to 2 250. Little Gents 9 to 13 225. Bergs Dept Store.
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E. J
BERG
Zaugg Estate Calvin Appoints Irene Zaugg Administratrix
Irene Zaugg has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Earl O. Zaugg late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles C. Jones Probate Judge of Wayne County Ohio. 30-3w.
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Irene Zaugg
Earl O. Zaugg
Wayne County
Ohio
Charles C. Jones
Hettie Wilson Appointed Executor in Wayne County
Charles C. Jones Probate Judge of Wayne County Ohio announces Hettie Wilson has been appointed and qualified as executor of Emerson S. Wilson late of Wayne County Ohio. This legal notice identifies the probate action and the judge overseeing the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Wilson
Emerson S. Wilson
Wayne County
Ohio
Charles C. Jones
Wallenberg to resign as Swedish minister to United States
Reports from Stockholm say Axel I. Wallenberg will resign in September or earlier to devote time to private business. London learns a secret protocol on military cooperation between Russia and Japan attached to their ratified treaty. Earthquake shocks felt in Kingston Jamaica. Mexico to tax gasoline to fund roads. Nogales officials alerted after bubonic plague symptoms found in a rat. No human cases reported in Tampico.
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Stockholm
Axel I. Wallenberg
United States
London
Russia
Japan
Tampico
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Bluffton College Glee Club
Salem Church
Dan. A. Sommer
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Albert Badertscher
Massillon City Hospital
Samuel A. Nussbaum
Cleveland Hospital
Nussbaum
Dorothy Fankhouser
Harrison Ee
Damascus
J. E. Am
R. I
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Elam Gerber
Goitre
Paint Township
Township Trustees Meeting
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Harry Maxhimer
Ernest Ross
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Bowdil
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Eli Hershey
Thee
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Secretary of Commerce
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Charles Wolff Packing Company
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Cleveland Union Terminals Company
Isabel Norma Wrenn
Lakewood
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United States Railroad Labor Board
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Soo Locks
Federal Hydrographic Office
Duluth
Madge Oberholtzer
CID
GC. Stephenson
Ku Klux Klan
Indianapolis
John J. Pershing
Eighty-sixth (Blackhawk) Division
Hotel la Salle
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Mildred
Bertha
Red River
Perley
Minn
Farmers’ National Council
Sturmera
Sturgis
Miss
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Kokomo
Ind
Mr. Haynes
W. Bustard
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
John C Rockefeller
Countess Howe
Lord Howe
Flora Davis
Pennhouse
Amersham
Buckinghamshire
England
Jesse L. Livermore
Great Neck
L. I
King’s Point Road
Mr. Livermore
John Hl. Ale
Veterans Bureau
Chinapoli
Washington Dispatch
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Mervin Kosier
W. H. Scott
Gazface
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Pittsburgh University
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Jamaica
Republic of Mexico
Sunc
Nogales
Sonora
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