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The notice outlines a band concert to be given next Saturday night with the program listed for readers. The readable fragment confirms a community music event and invites attendance.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
1
The notice outlines a band concert to be given next Saturday night with the program listed for readers. The readable fragment confirms a community music event and invites attendance.
Supt. Pake tendered his resignation at a special meeting and it was accepted with regret. He has been elected to the English chair at Kent University. The board elected Prof. R. B. Snell of Lodi to succeed him and lead the Dalton schools.
The Methodist Sunday School elected officers last Sunday morning. Supt. J. B. Gregory Ass't Supt. Paul Schultz Secy. Mildred Kruschenske Treas. Harry Stinson Pianist Roena Buchwalter.
Berg's Dept. Store advertises the Atwater Kent screen grid radio, claiming it is the plainest most selective with no hum. It offers a one week trial at home with no obligation to buyersors.
A brief notice states that a carload of coke will arrive this week and urges readers to phone orders to R Vankirk.
Scott's Store features pencils pens ink folders paper notebooks diaries and more. Customers can purchase typewriter paper chalk boxes desk sets pencils sharpeners rulers crayons and school books with new copyright fiction and text books for students.
Residents await heavy rain to ease hard ground and finish plowing while keeping a busy social calendar. Visitors from Berne and Morgan County travel to Sonnenberg for weekend gatherings. deaths, illnesses, and hospital notes ripple through the community as families attend funerals and plan trips to Niagara Falls and Go shen.
The last annual Arnold family reunion will be held on Saturday, August 31, 1929, at the Community House in Sharon Center Ohio. A large attendance is encouraged.
Dalton and Sugar Creek township schools will open next Tuesday Sept. 3 for the fall semester with a corps of teachers led by Dalton High School superintendent R. B. Snell and staff. The Dalton High ranks include Edgar R. Miller athletics and science, W. G. McFadden history and mathematics, W. H. Wolf vocational agriculture, Lucile Lawrence language and literature, Beatrice Barden home economics, and Donald Garver music. Dalton Grades assign Lee H. Douglas 7th and 8th, Carl B. Gift 5th and 6th, Margery Zaugg 3rd and 4th, Josephine Edwards 1st and 2nd. Rural Dist. No. 1 lists Ethel Douglas. No. 2 M. D. Moser. No. 4 Martha C. Fraser. No. 5 Paul Badertscher. No. 6 J. G. Kurzen. No. 7 Russell Kurzen. No. 8 Nellie James. No. 9 C. G. Springer. No. 10 Clair Amstutz. No. 11 Cora Wecht and Clair Kirchhofer.
Readable lines indicate cash sale of school text books under the Board of Education with E. F. Scott listed as agent. The notice asserts cash purchase terms and official authority for the sale.
The Stanwood press announces a weekly cider making item to run on Wednesdays. The note mentions E. S. Miller as part of the content.
The Dalton 11th Regiment Band will join the Mardi Gras festival parade at Canton and Myers Lake Friday night. Parker pens offered at special low prices at Scott's. Mrs. Geo Johnston and son Carl of Orrville visited Dalton relatives. Bud McDowell and Harry Yost plan a week of eastern touring. An auto crash near Dr DeArment's office injured the driver's wife after a high speed skid and brake failure. Dr Chiles treated the injured.
Levi Heibner files a lawsuit against John H. Martin seeking 4500 damages for injuries from an auto collision in Dalton on September 10, 1928. Heibner claims two broken ribs, bruises and cuts and medical costs. Attorneys Troutman Taggart and Weygandt Ross represent him.
Mrs Lulu Dove and daughter Roszela of Ashland visited the Shanklin family last week. Jack Kendall and family with Pauline Dalton and others from Ashland joined the Keefer home gathering. C M Hettinger of Toledo and Ed Cass with son and Samuel Miller's family from West Alexander visited Keefer Tuesday.
Dalton hosts its big annual Band Carnival and homecoming drawing large crowds. Five bands including Nazir Grotto Canton and Massillon Agathon performed to enthusiastic applause as visitors from across Ohio lined the streets and parking was managed well despite crowds.
Stark County Fair debuts its eightieth edition at Canton with livestock and farm product exhibits, needlework, canned fruit, baked goods, and grange displays. Horse racing remains a draw with two $1000 stake races, and King's Wild West Show and Rodeo headlines daily performances with riding and roping exhibitions.
Spectators packed the Akron airport Sunday to see three U S Army planes with Marines arrive from Nicaragua. The aircraft performed a triangular flyover and formation passes before landing as crowds and traffic swelled around the unfolding event.
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