Band Concert by 11th Regiment at Dalton Saturday
The 11th Regiment Band performs Saturday night at 8 30 in Dalton. The program includes Dykeman's March Williams Overture Western World Chenette Waltz Murmur of the Breezes Moreno Solo for Clarinet The Meadow Lark Logheder Selika Mazurka Overture Superba Dalbey Galop They're Off Jewell March The Gateway City directed by Prof Oscar Puegner.
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T. Band
Dalton
Dykeman
Williams
Moreno
Oscar Puegner
Dalbey Galop
Jewell March
Gateway City
King Prof
Band Carnival Moves to Dalton on Aug 26 1925
Citizens decide on the date for the annual Band Carnival and Festival to be held in Dalton on Wednesday evening August 26 1925. Officers elected include Ad E Schultz president O H Johnson vicepresident W E Locke secretary and F P Snyder treasurer. A committee meeting is set for Friday at 8 30 p m with all interested participants invited.
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Dalton
Ad. E. Schultz
W. E. Locke
F. P. Snyder
Old Resident W. Harrison Goudy Dies at 79
W. Harrison Goudy, a pioneer resident of the township, died at his Snively station home Sunday afternoon from a cerebral hemorrhage. He is survived by his widow Ellen, three sons James Ellsworth and Russel, and a daughter Mrs. Clifford Shilling of near Stanwood. The funeral was held Wednesday with interment in West Lebanon cemetery.
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W. Harrison Goudy
Snively Station
Ellen Goudy
James, Ellsworth
Russel Goudy
Clifford Shilling
Stanwood
West Lebanon
Birthday Party Honors Miss Martha Merrell on Tenth Birthday
A birthday party was held at Miss Martha Merrell's home on Wednesday evening to celebrate her tenth birthday. Guests included Mil dred Kershinski Helen Berg Ruth Hardgrove Gertrude Johnson Dor othy Gonter Goldie Steiner Mildred Horst Elizabeth Graber Nellie Hostetter Mildred Hostetter Irene Edris Dolores Dickerson Lois Ober Ruth ber and out of town guest Carmen Johnson of Orrville staying a week.
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Martha Merrell
Martha
Mildred Kershinski
Helen Berg
Ruth Hardgrove
Gertrude Johnson
Dorothy Gonter
Goldie Steiner
Mildred Horst
Elizabeth Graber
Nellie Hostetter
Mildred Hostetter
Irene Edris
Dolores Dickerson
Lois Ober
Ruth
Carmen Johnson
Orrville
Merrell
Ohio Farmers Face Worst Wheat Crop In Years
Rural economists at Ohio State University say Ohio wheat is 44 percent below last year and 40 percent below average. A new imported grain may affect rice and wheat in the United States. Cucumbers boiled in water or tomato juice seem like a new vegetable to some. Farmer institutes drew over six hundred thousand to their meetings last winter. The Ohio farmer's dollar is back to normal purchasing power after five years.
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Ohio
Ohio State Uniersity
United States
Federal Department
Ohio Farmers
Sam
Sonnenberg News Seeks Mission, Reunions, Visits
Local residents report varied activity including visits from Akron and Fort Wayne, missionary speakers at Sonnenberg church, Bluffton Reichnenbach reunion attendees, and a Bixler reunion on the college campus. Ely Gide fuel sale offered at reduced price by D Kirchhofer.
Weirich Reunion Elects Officers at West Lebanon Gathering
The 24th annual Weirich family reunion was hosted by S. P. Weirich in West Lebanon on a Saturday in August with about 185 relatives attending. An afternoon program followed a splendid dinner and election of officers including S. P. Weirich as president Lula Staver as Recording secretary Nellie Shreve as Corresponding secretary and Clark Weirich as treasurer. The 1926 reunion will be at Mrs Orlando Spangler’s home on the first Saturday in August.
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Jacob Amstutz
Pulaski
Iowa
Matthews
Amstutz
J. L Amstutg
Kidron
Elam Gerber
Mansfield
Levi Amstutz
Orlando Spangler
S. P. Weirich
Lula Staver
Nellie Shreve
Clark Weirich
Sugar Creek budgets set for 1926 hearings in Dalton
The tentative budgets for the year beginning Jan 1 1926 for Sugar Creek Township Board of Education and Trustees Willace of Dalton are on file for inspection by taxpayers at the clerk's office in Dalton Ohio. A public hearing will be held August 18 1925 at 8 00 p m at the town hall.
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Sugar Creek Township
Obituary for Lucile Leona Sauvain of Dalton Ohio
Lucile Leona Sauvain died August 6 1925 at her parents home in Dalton after a five year illness. Born August 10 1903 she joined the M E church at age nine and remained a faithful member. She endured years of suffering with cheerfulness and sent comfort to others. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs A F Sauvain and sisters Mrs Clyde Camp and Mrs Ray McAfee of Dalton. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev Schweisberger officiating and burial in Dalton cemetery.
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Lucile Leona Sauvaini
A. F. Sauvain
Lucilee Leona Sauvain
A. L
Ella Sauvain
Dalton
Ohio
M. E. Church
Clyde Camp
Ray McAfee
Gnef
Methodist Church
Schweisberger
Dalton Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Lucile’s Long Illness and Bereavement
Through the Gazette we express gratitude to all who have been kind during the long illness of Lucile and for expressions of sympathy in our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev Schweisberger for comfort, no variette for music, Alpha Bible class and U S classes for service, neighbors and friends for flowers and help. The sweet influence of her soul will live in our hearts. Mr. and Mrs. A Sauvain and Family.
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Lucile
Schweisberger
Alpha Bible
U.S
Mrs. A. Sauvain
Schweisberger Trio Returns Home From Vacation
Mrs Schweisberger Helen Esther and Harold Schweisberger returned home Monday evening after a vacation trip.
Haynes to Lose Power Under Prohibition Reorg
Washington reports Roy A. Haynes, prohibition commissioner, will be stripped of much authority under a reorganization. New district administrators will report to Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews, with Haynes focusing on inspections. Blair and Haynes approved the changes, and Haynes may run for Ohio governor. Denatured alcohol permits shift to current directors until September 1.
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Washington
Roy A. Haynes
D. H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Dewey
Lincoln C. Andrews
Haynes
Auto Deaths in U S Now Fatal Fifteen Daily
The Department of Commerce reports that traffic deaths in 57 cities averaged 15 per day over the last ten weeks, a rate of one death for every 2 million population. In the four weeks to July 18 there were 418 deaths in those cities, 2,511 since January 1, with Chicago 45 in four weeks and 290 for the year, plus New York 76, Philadelphia 88, Detroit 25, and Los Angeles 14.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Bricklayers Walk Off George Fuller Jobs in New Phase
In New York the plasterers and bricklayers dispute flared as bricklayers halted work at Washington and In Florida sites run by George Fuller Construction. Company officials said the strike tied up about 20 million dollars in ongoing projects.
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New York
Washington
Florida
George Fuller Construction, Company
Rich Banker Charged With Embezzling $800,000
John A. Bell former president of Carnegie Trust and coal operator faced an Information alleging embezzlement amounting to $800,000. He was released on $25,000 bail after the filing before Alderman Patrick Cowley.
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Pittsburgh
John A. Bell
Carnegie Trust Company
Tollonaire
Patrick Cowley
France pays $10 million to U S for war goods
The French government has paid the United States another 10 million dollars in interest on the 400 million dollars owed for war supplies. The payment is said to have no connection with the broader war debt France owes to the United States.
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Washington
United States
France
Huge Rail Merger to Cure Road Ills
President Coolidge backs a large railroad consolidation to ease transport problems. He watches the Van Sweringen interests seek Interstate Commerce Commission approval of their merger plan amid efforts to coordinate the region’s rail system.
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Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
van Sweringen
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
French Woman Sion Fails Channel Swim Near Dover
Sion of France failed in her attempt to swim the English Channel near Dover. She was within about a mile of the English coast when she stopped, overcome by the cold water effects and the treacherous channel conditions.
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Sion
France
Dover
England
English Channel
Alile
Evangelistic Meetings at Salem Mennonite Church
Dr. J. E. Hartzler president of Witmarsum Theological Seminary leads evangelistic addresses at Salem Mennonite Church from Sunday morning Aug 16 to Sunday evening Aug 23. He is remembered as last May's popular High School Commencement speaker. The series targets youth but is suited for all ages with a distinct nightly theme and inviting the public.
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J. E. Hartzler
Witmarsum Theological Seminary
Salem Mennonite Church
Hartzler
Farmers report oats cut in Baughman township
W S Camp a leading farmer reports cutting 14 acres of oats last Thursday in 5½ hours including incidental stops during the work in Baughman township.
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W. S. Camp
Baughman Township
Filling Station Blast Injures Worker at Smithville Station
Charles Grant, an employee, was hurled into the air and severely injured when gasoline fumes at the Ramseyer filling station in Smithville exploded Thursday noon. A brick building behind the station was damaged and surrounding windows shattered. Authorities suspect a gasoline leak in the basement was ignited by a spark from the electric pump.
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Charles Grant
Ramseyer
Smithville
For Sale House in Dalton with 6 Rooms and Sun Porch
Six room house with bath and sun porch, complete with furnace electric lights city water ironing cabinet and cupboard cemented cellar and walk. Immediate possession and very reasonable price. 453 H O Eby Dalton Ohio.
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H. O. Eby
Dalton, O
Rev. J H Schweisberger Preached at Crystal Park Church
Rev J H Schweisberger preached at the Crystal Park Methodist Episcopal church in Canton. The sermon drew local worshipers and reflected on faith and community service.
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J.H. Schweisberger
Crystal Park M. E
Canton
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