Methodists To Meet Sunday In Wooster
Wayne County Methodists plan a countywide gathering at Wooster Fair Grounds on August 30 with five Sunday school divisions and a picnic lunch. Rev. Dr. John R. Edwards will speak at 11 am, Bishop Theodore S. Henderson at 2:30 pm, and no local services will be held that day to join in the event.
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M. E
Wayne County
Wooster
John R. Edwards
New York City
Theodore S. Henderson
Cincinnati
Ohio State Fair Announces Marching On Spectacle and Cleopatra Finale
Chas V Truax and G R Lewis promote Marching On a Diamond Jubilee Spectacle at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. The nightly program August 31 to September 5 features three stages, hundreds of cast and staff, elaborate lighting and costumes, plus the Cleopatra finale with fireworks and a 125 piece band and ballet ensemble. Vaudeville acts round out the program.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chas. V. Truax
G. R Lewis
Facm
Cincinnati
Cleopatra
Antony
Octavius Caesar
State Fair Management
Marriage Licenses Listed for Bowdil Smithville Orrville
Thomas D Ammond of Bowdil and Mae Craze of Smithville married license issued. Daniel Echols and Nettie Battle of Orrville licensed. Ralph Hauenstein and Clara Hoffman of Paint Township are granted marriage license.
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Thomas D. Ammond
Bowdil
Mae Craze
Smithville
Daniel Echols and
Nettie Battle
Ralph Hauenstein
Clara Hoffman
Paint Township
Bergs Department Store Fall and Winter Dress Goods Display
Notice announces a large stock of new Fall and Winter Dress Goods on display including stripe plaid checks crepes and flannels at Bergs Department Store inviting customers to view the assortment.
Township Trustees Meet September 5 1925
The next regular meeting of the township trustees is scheduled for Saturday afternoon September 5 1925. Clerk E F Scott notes the date in the public notice.
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E. F. Scott
Sonnberg Notes Reach Far And Wide In Community
Reports from Mr D W Bixler highlight record corn stalks in Allen and Putnam counties with a 12 ft 9 in specimen. A local field confirmed a nearly identical stalk. A Baumgartner family reunion occurred at Sweeny Park Fort Wayne with local attendees listed. Church services in Salem drew large crowds with choral music. A Chevrolet sedan was purchased by Philip Gerber. Market for cucumbers is weak due to abundance. Visitors came from Berne Fort Wayne Akron Bluffton and Canton. Several family reunions and medical surgeries occurred, including tonsil and adenoids removal by a Cleveland specialist. Attendees prepared for summer conference travel. other trips planned to Miami and Eureka for events.
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Sweeny Park
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Adram Amstutz
Roy
Dora Kirchhofer
E. E. Kirchhofer
Clair
Ethel
D. H. Tschantz
Elmer Amstutz
Salem Church
Eckard Family Reunion Scheduled in Ashland Ohio
The thirty eighth Eckard family reunion will be held on Saturday September 5 1995 at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank J Akermann in Ashland Ohio Grace Cully secretary
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Eckard
Frank J. Akermann
Ashland
Ohio
Grace Cully
Secy
80 Acres Near Lincoln Highway For Sale
Real estate item listing 80 acres near Lincoln Highway and 20 miles south of Canton near Carrolton Ohio. Offers include 106 acres in Paint Two with timber and other good features. For details contact S C Sprunger.
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Canton
Carrolton, O
Child Drowns After cistern accident in Canal Fulton
Four year old Clair Gilcher son of Mr and Mrs William E Gilcher fell into a seven foot cistern at their Canal Fulton home after his father lifted the iron cover Sunday morning. Neighbors and rescue teams lowered a ladder and retrieved the body fifteen minutes later. Despite extended resuscitation efforts by physicians and firemen the child did not survive.
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Canal Fulton
Clair
William E. Gilcher
Leslie
Zane
James Grimsell
Barberton
Harry Pitts
P. A. Paulson
Dr. Paulson
Ohio Corn Output and National Forest Growth Report
Ohio corn production is estimated at 176.8 million bushels up 45 percent from last year while tobacco output hit 2.686 billion pounds. Sheep herds rise as farmers expand, and 13 new national forests add 354 509 acres, totaling 158 413 084 acres. Bread making remains popular at home. The USDA notes over two million copies of a bulletin on bread were requested since 1917.
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Ohio
Federal Department
Sam
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Bell Announces New Rates for Dalton Exchange Area
The Ohio Bell Telephone Company files P U C O No 2 with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to raise monthly rates in Dalton. Proposed changes include business and residence line increases, discontinuation of two-party lines, a new four party line, and higher mileage charges with new measurement rules. Public inspection is available at Dalton and Massillon offices.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Public Utities Commission of Ohio
Dalton, Ohio
Ellen” Tyrrell
Dalton
Ohio
L. W. Beamer
Factory Street
Massillon
Ohio Bell Telephone CO
C. P. Cooper
President Coolidge Visits Father’s Plymouth Home
President Coolidge arrives at the Plymouth Vermont home of Col. John Coolidge after a long rain driven journey. He spends days with his father then visits the hillside grave of Calvin Jr. at the family cemetery. On the way from White Court they stop at Camp Devens Massachusetts where son John, a training camp corporal, greets them with Brig. Gen. Barnum observing. Mrs Coolidge comments on John’s haircut.
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Plymouth
President Coolidge
Col
John Coolidge
Colonel Coolidge
Milwaukee Bank Loot Recovered by U S Treasury
The Northwestern National Bank reports recovery of over 200 000 dollars in bonds from the December daylight holdup. About 12 500 dollars in securities remain missing. President John G. Reuteman says Treasury secret service agents found the bonds and turned them over to bank counsel H A Sawyer after Chicago arrests of Joseph Yellow Kid Well and Jimmy Leach.
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Milwaukee Bank
U. S. Milwaukee
Northwestern National Bank
John G. Reuteman
Secret Service
Treasury Department
H. A. Sawyer
Chicago
Joseph
Yellow Kid
Well
Jimmy Leach
Labor Head Declares War Against Big Textile Firms
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor announces in a letter to M. G. Pierce of the American Woolen Company that organized labor will push Congress to strip textile manufacturers of special tariff benefits unless wage cuts end and pay scales return to former levels. The letter cites a 10 percent cut alongside stock dividends from 50 to 2000 percent approved by some textile firms.
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Washington
M. G. Pierce
American Woolen Company
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Mussolini Declares Liberty Nonexistent in Fascist Rome
Benito Mussolini tells Daily Express in Rome that liberty is an imagination of philosophers. He says he is content with Fascism and its present and future results, asserting no true liberty exists and that his philosophy is rooted on earth.
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Mussolini
London
Benito Mussolini
Daily Express
Rome
Cut in U S Income Tax Expected by March
Plymouth Vermont reports President Coolidge was assured a substantial federal income tax cut by Congress before March 15 payments due. Secretary Mellon Senator Smoot and Representative Tilson expressed belief a cut of at least 300 million dollars could be enacted.
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U. S
Plymouth
Coolidge
Congress
Mellon
Smoot
Finance Committee
Tilson
Connecticut
House
U S and Canada Plan to Stop Liquor Imports
Washington conference will seek identical border regulations to curb smuggling along the border. Officials from the United States and Canada aim to implement the June 6 treaty with aligned agency rules.
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U. S
Canada
Washington
United States
Bergs Department Store Tailors All Wool Suit Offer
A bold notice promises an all wool suit or overcoat tailored to measure by the largest tailoring house in the United States with a guaranteed fit for 23 dollars. Bergs' Dept. Store advert appears in a nearby column.
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United
Bergs
Bergs’ Dept. Store
Hunting Licenses At Scott's Store Dalton
Squirrel season opens September 15. Scott's Store in Dalton offers hunting licenses and stays open in the evenings.
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Scott’s
Dalton
Cider Mill to Operate Weekly on Wednesdays
D B Amstutz announces his cider mill will operate every Wednesday until further notice. The Gazette will go to press a day early this week because of the band carnival.
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the Gazette
Carnival
W R Moorehouse Dies Chicago
W R Moorehouse fifty five, prominent insurance broker and former commissioner of public works, died at his country home on Trout Lake near Woodruff Wisconsin, according to reports received.
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Chicago
Public Works
W. R. Moorehouse
Trout Lake
Woodruff
Wis
Legion Man Hanged In Branchville Death Probed
Investigators from Governor McLeod's office probe the death of E. J. Thomas commander of the Branchville post found hanged in Branchville. Detectives were dispatched to Columbia, SC to assist the inquiry.
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Legion
Columbia
Branchville
McLeod
E. J. Thomas
Democrats of Sugar Creek Caucus Set for Aug 28 Meeting
Democrats of Sugar Creek township and village of Dalton will meet Friday night at Dalton town hall at eight o'clock to select the township and municipal ticket for the coming election.
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Sugar Creek Township
Dalton
Dalton Town Hall
Dalton Markets Grain Prices Report
Dalton dealers publish current prices for farmers. Wheat No 1 per bushel 1.68. Corn SFAR 8 1.10. Oats Sy HF See elements 0.50. Butter per pound 0.40. Eggs per dozen 0.10.
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Dalton
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D. W. Bixler
Allen
Putman
Langaster Co
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Berne
Simon Lehman
Robert Leichty
Pearl Sprunger
Geo. Sprunger
Akron
A. J. Gerber
Bluffton
Ira
Elier Sprunger
Martin Tschantz
Philemon Sprunger
Harrington
A. R. Keiser
Summerfield
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Sam ) Steiner
Clayton
D. B
Amstutz
Miami, Fla
Simon
Rev. J.) Nussbaum
Massillon City Hospital
Jacob P. Sommer
Alma
Wm. H. Lehman
Eureka
Iil
Ed. Greaser
Noah Zimmermen
Fulton Co
Eckard Reunion
Lincoln Highway
S. C. Sprunger
B. I Franklin
Nash Tailors
J. A. Gibson
Rain
Son
D. B. Amstutz
Democratic Caucus
Dalton Markets
W. H. Scott
Gazette Office
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Shriners’ Trum
Creston Military Band
11Th Regiment
Sutdius
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