Former Dalton Resident Feasel Dies in Florida at 51
Mr. C. B. Feasel, longtime Dalton businessman, died Friday morning in DeLand Florida at age 51 years 7 months and 9 days. He is survived by wife two sons Ed Emmett and Ellis a daughter Edna and a grandson all of DeLand, his mother in Dalton and brother Howard of Chicago. Funeral services were in DeLand then in Dalton with interment at Dalton cemetery.
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C. B. Feasel
DeLand
Fla
Frida
Feasel
Emmett
Ellis
Edna
Akron
Howard
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Findlay
Millersburg
Dalton
Conrad
Dalton Cemetery
State and County Tickets Nominated for 1920 Election
The Ohio candidates for governor to U S Senate and state offices are listed by party. Key figures include Governor Harry L. Davis and Senator Frank B Willis for Republicans and Donahey and Julian for Democrats.
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Harry L. Davis
Donahey
U. S
Frank B. Wi"lis
Joseph P. Tracy
Daniel E. Butler
Rudolph W. Archer
Chas
Supreme Court
Benson W. Hough
Coleman Avery
H. Himes
Canton
John McSweeney, Jr
Wooster
Sonnenberg Items Time Table Notes and Local Visits
Weather and farming notes report oats harvesting delayed by rain with both early and late crops well filled. Local residents and visitors are listed including Mr. and Mrs. Schneck visiting from Pandora and others from Berke Indiana Beatrice Nebraska and Canton. Baptism confirms Calvin Moser at Salem church and a birthday gathering for Mrs. Simon Amstutz highlights community life.
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John Schneck
Pandora
Wm. Reusser
Berke
Ind
E. E. Kirchhofer
Calvin Moser
Salem
Emma Syder
Edna
Herbert
Dorothy Williams
Canton
Albert Hofstetters
Henry Kirskosky
Simon Amstutz
Dalton Band Concert Saturday Night Aug 21
Regular weekly concert by the 11th Regt Band at City Hall at 8 15 P M. Program includes The Fairest of the Fair Sousa Overture Princess of India King Popular Pickaninny Blues Klickmann Medley Forest Whispers Scenes from Operaland Hertroost Patrol Tocaben March and 4th Regiment with Prof Puenger directing.
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Dalton
11Th
Reg’t. Band
City Hall
India
Klickmann
Dalbey Morceau
Losey
Operaland
Hayes
Town Hall
Orrville
Wayne County
Cox
Danger of Getting Gassed In The Silo
Ohio farmers are warned by agricultural specialists about carbon dioxide buildup in silos during filling. Keep doors open, avoid staying inside when the blower is idle, and do not reenter until the blower runs for several minutes to clear gases.
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Ohio
Back to the Land Message Sparks Rural Debate
A columnist argues the rural revival calls for practical improvement of country life. The piece contends that without tangible gains in rural amenities and opportunities, the movement remains unpersuasive to communities and readers.
Security vital to balance town and country in Ohio
In a 1920 editorial Benjamin Karr urges creating a robust state police to protect rural farms and towns in Ohio. He argues security and reliable government will attract residents back to country life, easing depredations on orchards and gardens while boosting rural prosperity ahead of the next legislative election.
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America
Ohio
Honor Roll of Gazette Subscriptions Renewals
The Gazette lists renewals from Levi Steiner in Aug 1921 D A Sommer in Mar 1921 L Belle Fletcher in Jun 1921 J C Goudy in Jul 1921 Frank Horst in Oct 1920 Otto Barkman in Jun 1921 E S Wilson in Jul 1921 F W Wilford in Jul 1921 W D Harper in Jan 1922 F E Tracy in Jun 1921 Dan H Tschantz in Jul 1920 D E Arnold in Feb 1921 Alfred McClelland in Jul 1921.
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Levi Steiner
D. A. Sommer
L. Belle Fletcher
J. C. Goudy
Frank Horst
Otto Barkman
E. S. Wilson
F. W. Wilford
W. D. Harper
F. E. Tracy
Dan. H. Tschantz
D. E. Arnold
Alfred McClelland
McClelland Family Reunion Date Change
Eighteenth McClelland reunion set for Wooster City Park on Saturday August 28 due to park booking conflicts. All relatives and friends are urged to attend.
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McClelland
Wooster City Park
Local Band At Creston Carnival
The 11th Regt band performed at Creston for the annual band carnival and festival. The Creston band will confer a concert Friday night August 27 during the local carnival. Travel to Creston was by auto despite poor week rain making some roads rough, and the band reported a courteous reception from Creston residents.
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Creston
Crestonites
M. E. Church Sunday School Announcement
John N. Moore is pastor of the M. E. Church with Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by W Buchwalter superintendent.
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John N. Moore
W. Buchwalter
Presbyterian Church Service Cancelled Two Weeks
R E Conrad pastor leads Sunday School at 930 AM and CE at 800 PM. No preaching services for two weeks due to absence of pastor.
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R. E. Conrad
Bible School and Worship Schedule at U P Church
U P Church announces Bible School at 9 30 A M superintendent A J White public worship at 10 30 A M union service 7 00 P M U P C U meets 8 00 P M with topic Receiving Praise and Giving it Rom 1 8 I Thess 1 2 10 30 A M and prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 P M topic Beginning at Jerusalem Rev H Ray Shear pastor
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Bible School
J. White
United Presbyterian Church
Jerusalem
H. Ray Shear
Best National coal oil at Service Heating and Plumbing Co
Local advertisement notes Best National coal oil is available at Service Heating and Plumbing Co offering reliable home heating products.
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Best
National’’ Coal Oil, At
Service Heating & Plumbing Co
Dalton Rural Mail Carriers Set for Pension Retirement
Two Dalton Rural Mail Carriers Robt Stinson and D W Fletcher will retire on pensions Aug 20 under a new federal law. The rule requires 65 years age and fifteen years service to qualify. David and Menno Zuercher will handle routes until successors are appointed.
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Dalton
Messrs
Robt. Stinson
D. W. Fletcher
David and
Menno Zuercher
Auto thefts rise to thirty one thousand in nineteen cities
Figures from the National Automobile Dealers Association of Cleveland show 31 349 cars were stolen in 1919 across 19 index cities, up from 25 613 in 1918, a 22.4 percent increase. Police chiefs’ reports supplied the data.
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United States
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Cleveland
Chiefs of Police
Dalton festival band carnival opens Isle of Golden Dreams
An early Dalton festival pageant advertises a musical event on August 27, 1920. The chorus features period tunes including Hold Me In Your Arms Dear Heart and When Shadows Fall, promising a memorable band performance at the carnival venue.
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Dalton
Isle of Golden Dreams
Wheels Of Justice Rapidly Turn For Wooster Bandit Burgan
William Burgan of Wooster pleaded guilty to a violent robbery and assault after abducting Miss Marie Smith and driving her to a remote spot. He was sentenced to an indefinite term in the Ohio penitentiary with a recommended twenty years. He faces additional charges including forgery, robbery, carrying concealed weapons, and auto theft.
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William Burgan
Wooster
Marie Smith
Harry
Re. Smith
Fairgrounds
Cleveland
Fisher
Critchfield
Burgan
Miss Smith
Canton
Woodhill Road
S.E
United States
Plan Cornfield Day At Ohio Experiment Station
A cornfield day will be held at the Ohio Experiment Station in Wooster on Friday September 10. Farmers will compare corn varieties and fertilizer treatments for corn and potatoes, evaluate soybeans, and study lime use for clover on acid soil. Orchard inspections will also be featured.
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Ohio
Wooster
Rim cuts junk many auto tires
Experts from a tire repair school by B F Goodrich Rubber Co in Akron say rim cuts cause most premature tire junking. They note other causes also waste tires but many rim cut tires found in junk yards could be repaired rather than scrapped.
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B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Akron
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