School Notes Highlight Recitals and Tournament Plans
The Dalton area school notes cover devotional talks by Mr. R. S. Tuck of Wooster on youth obligations, a May 2 baseball sectional schedule with local matchups and 25 cent admissions, finals at Wooster college May 9, and a silver trophy for the winner. Also praised are the operetta The Smuggleman, Emersonian society program May 1, and a class play May 15. Spelling contest results favor Chester and Sugar Creek with Dalton receiving congratulations.
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Orrville
Fredericksburg
Burbank
Mt. Eaton
Chester
Big Prairie
Rittman
Shreve
Congress
Doylestown
Apple Creek
Creston
Sterling
West Salem
Dalton
Smithville
Wooster College Stadium
Saulding & Bros
Miss Stone
Emersonian Society
Dalton High School
Russell Kurzen
Ivan Moser
Wooster College
Chester Two
High School
Sugar Creek
Rolin Moser
Barbara Zuercher
No. 6
Elizabeth Graber
Grace Amstutz
Canaan
Sonnenberg Notes Brighten a Busy Sonnenberg Day
A sunny Sunday brings crowds to Kirchhofer grove for chicken dinner mishap. Obituaries include Noah D. Moser of Washington state and Prof. B Frank Welty, a Bethel College music educator. Salem church hosts four John 316 sermons by Rev. Amstutz. Bluffton College Glee Club concert fills seating, nearly selling out. Marion Wachtel visits. Dan Kirchhofer returns from Bluffton and travels with the glee club.
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Newton
North Canton
Kirchhofer Grove
Noah D. Moser
State of
Washington
Sonnenberg
Bluffton College Men’s Glee Club
Salem Church
Columbus
Delvin
Dan) Kirchhofer
Bluffton College
Glee Club
Galion
Milton Badertscher
Moscow
Qriving
Fountain Pens Featured At Scott's Storefront Sale
Scott's promotes fountain pens priced from $1.00 to $8.75 with a range of styles and nib options for collectors and writers.
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Scott’s
Berg's Department Store Ad Promotes E J Kick Shoes
Free a good baseball with each pair of E J Kick shoes. Rubber sole and heel lace to toe ideal for spring wear. Outwears six pairs of regular tennis shoes. Men 6 to 11 three dollars. Boys 2 to 5 two dollars seventy five. Youth 13% to 2 two dollars fifty. Little Gents 9 to 18. Berg's Dept Store.
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E. J
Irene Zaugg Named Administratrix of Wayne County Estate
Irene Zaugg has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Earl O. Zaugg late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles G Jones Probate Judge of Wayne County Ohio officiates the appointment.
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Irene Zaugg
Earl O. Zaugg
Wayne County
Ohio
Automobile Fire Destroys Berg Ford at Dalton Garage
Fire swept a Ford coupe owned by George Berg Sunday around 1 PM at Dalton Garage. While five gallons of gas were being pumped, a hose-fed fire engulfed the car and gasoline pump. Fire crews extinguished the blaze with chemicals. Berg’s car body ruined, pump wiring damaged, insured.
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George Berg
Hottest April Weather Brings Rain After Heatwave
Last Friday and Saturday featured record April heat with thermometers near 85 to 90 degrees. A welcome Saturday evening shower cooled the air and ended the stretch of extreme warmth.
Boy narrowly saved from wagon wheel accident near Dalton
Amos Springer returned home with feed when his youngest Gordon fell from a moving wagon near Canton en route to Lima. The wheel stopped just in time and the boy sustained only a bruise. A reader is asked to return D Kirchhofer fence stretcher loaned last year.
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Amos Springer
Dalton
Gordon
D. Kirchhofer
Public Sale at Mrs Hettie Wilson residence May 6 1925
Public sale at the residence one mile north of Green Oak school house on Wednesday May 6 1925. Items include 3 head of horses 12 cattle with calves and calves coming 24 head of steers 4 yearling heifers 4 hogs 2 shoats and more farm implements. Sale starts at 1 o'clock with terms announced day of sale. John Brenner auditor Buchwalter and Snavely clerks. Mr and Mrs Joseph Musser of Orrville visited Tieche Bros Sunday.
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Hettie Wilson
Admix
Green Oak School House
Durham
John Brenner
Aud
Buchwalter & Snavely
Joseph Musser
Orrville
Tieche Bros
Immigration limits praised by Coolidge before D.A.R citizens
President Coolidge told Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington that restricting immigration benefits the nation and European countries as well as immigrants. The remarks came amid other federal notices, including currency, naval, and agriculture topics.
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Europe
Coolidge
Assembled Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington Auditorium
Notable Early 20th Century Incidents Reported
A string of diverse events includes Prof Timothy A Smiddy injured in Washington after a highway collision, a decomposed body found near Hudlong golf course in Chicago, a $10000 bank robbery in Compton Calif, firemen resignations in East Lake City, Moore Motor Vehicle executives convicted in Leavenworth, a Wisconsin mother killing her two daughters and herself, Vice President Danes addressing senate reform, railroads granting a 50 percent wage increase, Reveriey Bayne suing Francis Bushman for divorce, and parachutist I D Kohle killed in Tulsa after a failed parachute.
Notable Deaths and Movements in Early 20th Century Figures
W McQueen president Sloss Sheffield Steel dies in New York from influenza. Aaron Burt 59, VP at Northern Pacific railway, dies of pneumonia in Jamestown. N D James D Phensan ex senator injured by fall at home in San Francisco. Charles Evans Hughes arrives in New York from Bermuda en route to Washington for an international law meeting. John Walter Smith former Maryland governor and US senator dies in Baltimore after an illness beginning March 25. Cardinal Dougherty sails from New York to Philadelphia for an official visit aboard the France.
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Aaron Moulton Burt
Northern Pacific Railway
Jamestown
N. D
James D. Phensan
United States
San Frantisco
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Bermuda
Washington
American Society of International Law
Hepling
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Baltimore
Germans Post March Revenue Surpasses Estimates
Germany reports March revenue over estimates by more than 2 million marks. Total revenue reaches 7 311 000 000 marks. Wing Gustav of Sweden cancels Stockholm reception due to stomach trouble. Czechoslovakian foreign minister travels to Warsaw to sign conventions with Poland. Over 200 000 Copenhagen workers strike. more may join. Fourteen Kurdish rebel elders reportedly hanged. White Star liner Celtic hits coast near the Hampshire, two dead and 40 injured. Fire destroys 15 Cananea business houses, losses around 200 000 dollars.
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Germany
Cananea
Sonora
Mexico
Pleasant Valley Revival Held by Local Church Evangels
An old fashioned revival continues at the U B Church in Pleasant Valley led by Rev J J Spangler and Rev E L Day. One woman was carried out last night, a divine healing service is planned for Thursday, and an all day service is planned for the following Sunday with attendees urged to bring dinner.
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U. B
Pleasant Valley
J. J. Spanglery
E. L. Day
Elier
Blosser Family Patriarch Dies at Mt. Eaton
Christopher C. Blosser born Sept 4 1847 at Paint Township died April 25 1925 at Mt. Eaton aged 77 years 7 months 21 days. He married Mary Rebecca Beam Jan 2 1873 and had six children Allen Marion Warden Mrs Edward Messner Harvey and Carthen. He honored churches as elder and Sunday school superintendent and later served on Sonnenberg Insurance and Paint township Board of Education. Survived by wife six children eight grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers and four sisters. Funeral at Mt. Eaton Reformed church with Reverends Flohr and Amstutz.
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Christopher C. Blosser
Blosser
Painty
Mt. Eaton
Mary Rebecca Beam
Allen
Wooster
Marion
Dalton
Warden
St. Paul's
Reformed Church
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Sonnenberg Insurance Co
Board of Education
Paint Township
Howard Blosser
Dogs and chickens kept on premises urged by mayor
Complaint filed against owners of dogs and chickens for allowing them to run loose. If you own dogs or chickens, keep them on your premises or face consequences. T. C. Hunsicker, Mayor.
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T. C. Hunsicker
Liszt Knew Fame Early as a Child Pianist
Franz Liszt was a pianist of note before he reached his teens, earning early recognition for his prodigious talent and rapid rise in the music world. The article highlights his precocious skill and the attention he drew from audiences and mentors in youth.
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Liszt
Franz Liszt
Former Postmaster General Hoefie dies in hospital
Anton Hoefie once high in German government related to the Buarmat corruption scandal dies in a hospital after a transfer from fall. The report notes his fall preceded his death and adds stark wartime and political context from the era.
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Anton Hoefie
Germany
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R. S. Tuck
Church of Christ, of
Tuck
Tacoma
Wash
B. Frank Welty
Chr
Elizabeth Welt
Missouri
Karl Merz
Welty
Bethel College
Newton Kan
Clara Rupp
Emily
John Rohrer
Ft. Wayne
Ind
John B. Welty
Berne
Daniel Welty
Los Angeles
Cal
Caroline Moser
Ft. Morgan
Mike Wenger
Aberdeen
Idaho
J. E. Amstutz
Trenton
Albert Baumgartner
Badertscher
Masilloh City Hospital
Marion Wachtel
Cleveland
Berg
Canton
Lima
Ugar Pedial
Lusser
Ructed Jr
Lady Duefeld
Ring
Chatelaine
Scott's
Treasury
Mellon
Denver
Cetba
Honduras
Wilbur
Washington Dispatch
Department of Commerce
Iowa
Navy
Veterans’ Bureau
War Department
Fort Snelling
Marahlefield
Ore
A. B Hopps
H. Hopps
Vernon Hopps
Ruth Hopps
Herman Hoppa
Naval Research and Experimental Laboratory
Kansas
Oklahoma
Ilinois
Michigan
Kansas City
Raymond Baker
Violet Raymond
Chicago
John Raymond
W. M. Jardine
Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
St. Louis
First Pursuit Group
United States Army
Selfridge Field
Mich
Miami
Middlesex
John Elliot Square
Roxbury
William Dawes
Paul Revere
Old North Bridge
Concord
Charles
Dawes
Timothy A. Smiddy
Irish Free State
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of
Compton
East Lake City
Moore Motor Vehicle Company
Danville
Leavenworth
Maria Tuskinenen
Wis
Associated Press
Senate
Charles G Danes
Western and Southern
Southern Pacific
Reveriey Bayne
Francis X Bushman
Richard Stansbury Bushman
I. D. Kohle
Tulsa
W. McQueen
Sheffield Steel Company
Carddinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
France
Tome
Gustav
Sweden
Stockholm
Warsaw
Sigw
Poland
Copenhagen
Štrik
Pondon
Celtic
Stent
Hampshire
Mersey
Liverpool
W. H. Scott
Gazette Office
Halifax
Soviet
Russia
Geneva
Tchitcherin
Boris
Bulgaria
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