Dalton Divides With Fredericksburg In Season Opener
Dalton girls win 16 to 14 while the D H S boys fall 32 to 22. E Douglass leads with six field goals, Slusser adds three and Williams shines on defense. Fredericksburg’s Strine Wallam Ramsey pace the opponents with 32 points. Dalton’s Roberts Hunsicker and Badertscher star on offense and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Girls
D.H.S. Boys
Dalton E. Douglass
K. Slusser
L. Williams
Fredericksburg
H. Strine
Wallam
Ramsey
Dalton
Roberts
Hunsicker
E. Badertscher
Capt. Green
Ansell
Hannah
Massillon Y. W
For Rent and Sale Notices from Dalton Area
Various classified items from Dalton Ohio include a six room rental with garage at Dr Purdy residence 100 acres of land 4 miles SE of Dalton offered by John D Owens owner Hog rack 15 ft long in good condition priced 15 dollars Grandfather clock 125 years old in good running order listed by W P Slusser Dalton Ohio Pups for sale full blooded collie six weeks old listed by Ira N Johnson Rt 4 Dalton OH Also hosiery sales offer from International Stocking Mills with earnings and commissions plus sample hosiery from 5926 Norristown PA
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W. P. Slusser
Dalton, O
Iran
Johnson
Dalton
School notes from Dalton high school week
Dr. Leo Taylor lectured on the boy problem to students and teachers. Girls and boys basketball teams plan games with YWCA and at Burbank. Christmas programs Friday at 1 15. First home game against Smithville Jan 2 1925 in the new building. Christmas vacation runs December 19 to January 5 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Taylor
Y.W.C.A
Washington High School
Massillon
Burbank
Smithville
Dalton
Sept. C
Great Dane Performs Math Tricks for Boy Scouts
Dr. DeArment of Dalton showcased his two year old Great Dane at a Dalton event. The dog balanced objects on its nose and quickly added and subtracted numerals before about 80 Boy Scouts at a joint meeting at Second Presbyterian church. The display highlighted the dog as a mastermind of canines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. DeArment
Dalton
Great Dane
Second Presbyterian Church
Massillon
Gazette Announces Holiday Press Schedule
Notice that due to the Christmas holiday the Gazette will go to press Tuesday of next week. Advertising copy must be received by Monday morning.
Total Solar Eclipse Seen Across Ohio in 1925
Wooster College professor says a total solar eclipse will be visible in Ohio on January 25 1925 with 97 percent magnitude at Cleveland and 91 percent at Cincinnati The event will span 8 to 10 AM local time A planetary close grouping of Jupiter Mercury and Venus will appear west of the sun and may have occurred before in eclipse history
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United States
B. F. Yanney
Wooster College
Ohio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Wooster
Sonnemberg Items Reflect Small Town Happenings
Dec 15 notes birth of a second daughter to Mr. and Mrs Alvin Sommer of Kidron. Attending mourners from Bluffton and Pandora visit for M R Zell funeral. Visitors include Dan Lehman and niece Martha Bixler. scarlet fever risk forces long stay. Hospital operations for Mrs Baumgartner. cattle shipment to Kentucky blocked by tuberculin testing laws. many local travel incidents and community notices follow.
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Alvin B. Sommer
Bertha Gerber
Kidron
Benj. Davidson
Bluffton
Grabill Davidson
Pandora
M. R. Zell
Orrville
Dan. I. Lehman
West Liberty
Martha
J. D.) Bixler
Burglars Visit Dalton and Fur Heist at Moser Home
Thieves struck Dalton on East Main Street stealing art pottery worth several hundred dollars. A fur buyer J F Moser’s home in the west end lost about 500 in raw furs later linked to a Bloomfield Fur Co. robbery. Two youths Martin Moore and Harry Doerfer were arrested after trying to sell 14 skunk hides in Benton. Furs recovered, with some found at Moore and others at Dofer residences. Moser had purchased 30 worth of furs Wednesday.
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Dalton
Dalton Pottery
East Main Street
J. F. Moser
Bloomfield Fur Co
Canal Fulton
Benton
Holmes County
Moore
Doefer
Moser
Christmas Cards to Send to Dear Friends
Ivan M. Wagner promotes Christmas cards as a means to spread cheer to dear ones and friends, encouraging readers to choose cards now for the season.
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Ivan M. Wagner
Christmas Pageant at West Lebanon Lutheran Church
A pageant service titled The path of promise will be presented at the Lutheran church in West Lebanon on Christmas night. The event invites all to attend the Christmas service honoring the holiday.
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West Lebanon
Lutheran Church
Fountain pens on sale at Scott's
Scott's offers fountain pens priced from 1.00 to 7.00 dollars highlighting affordable writing supplies for customers seeking value.
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Scott’s
Christmas Program at Kidron Schools Friday Evening
Kidron schools present a Christmas entertainment next Friday evening December 19 at 7 30. A fine program is well prepared with admission set at ten cents.
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Kidron
Entertainment by Moscow School Friday Night
An entertainment will be held by the Moscow school on Friday night December 19. Adults pay 10 cents and children under 16 years 5 cents.
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Moscow School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Purdy
John D. Owens
Wadsworth, C.att
R. H. Camp
Lee
Pratt
Gold Star Farm
A. J. Sommer
Lincoln Highway
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Dog
Sonnenberg
Albert Baumgartner
Frog Pond
Wooster City Hospital
David N. Amstutz
Dav. L. Zuercher
Frenchburg
Merle McDowell
U. P
Washington D. H
Aberdeen
Ohio River
Gideon
Peter Nussbaum
Columbus Grove
Noah J. Bixter
Dodge Hucksters
Wooster Street
Terriffic
Mr. Bixler
John Lengacher
Trail
Linda Zuercher
Massillon City Hospital
Nelson Zuercher
C. E
Pres
Merle Gerber
Dorothy Fankhauser
Vernon Sprunger
Reed
Erie Welty
Treas
Arvine Welty
Della Sprunger
Silas Sprunger
S. K. Mossman
Bluffton College
Salem Church
A. W. Sommer
Missionary Alliance
Akron
Menno Amstutz
Anderson
Ind
Esther
Callie
Marianna Nussbaum
Andrew and
Anna Reusser Huliger
Rockers
Dalton Furniture CO
Meritas
Royal Society
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