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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
1
A new high school building will be dedicated with exercises at 7 30 PM on New Year’s night January 1 1925. The program includes instrumental and vocal music and an address by Dr. C A Wishart president of Wooster College. The public is invited to attend.
On Christmas Day at 8 p m Watch Tower orchestra performs Handel and Seredy pieces followed by vocal solos and duets. At 9 10 p m a Bible lecture by Judge Rutherford and a vocal quartet perform O Holy Night. Dec 27 features clarinet solos and Bible Q A with Judge Rutherford.
All members requested to attend final rehearsal Monday night December 22 for the concert at the dedication of the new high school building on the evening of January 1.
A short reflective piece uses fables and aphorisms to comment on economy, wisdom, and human behavior. It compares misers, educated minds, and dogs chasing aims to show how environment and care shape growth. The bit suggests ideas on what influences people and ideas.
On the sinking steamship Steve a reporter pressed the congressman for publicity. He declared, You may quote me as say Iby that Tam heartily in favor of a back-to-the-land movement. This amusing exchange appeared in Lecjon Weekly.
December items from Sonnenberg report a joyful Christmas season with Adam Schumacher and family returning from the west, travel to Bluffton, and a White Gift program at Salem church. The piece notes student returnees from Wayne county, a new marriage announced for Paul Amstutz and Esther Bixler, and Salem S S officers for the year led by Rev. M A Niswander with a staff including D J Moser, Della Springer, and Clyde Tschantz.
If you feel tired after meals it may be gas and undigested matter in the stomach or bowels. A mixture including buckthorn bark magnesium glycerine and Adherika is claimed to ease gas and provide quick relief. Adlerika is advertised as helpful for constipation and fast acting without gripes.
The art ware stolen the prior week at Dalton pottery was recovered after a garage search by the father of Moore, one of the teens who confessed to fur thefts from Hofstetter and Moser. A cache including fur, skunk pelts, and an overcoat was found. Moore and Doerfer pleaded guilty to grand larceny and were held on $2000 bond.
Wooster Ohio reports a fifty year campus expansion with the Babcock Memorial building and the Douglas dormitory to be started next year at the College of Wooster. President Charles F Wishart says funding is provided for the construction and the project will advance social life on campus.
A home talent cast will stage The Old New Hampshire Home in three acts at East Greenville schoolhouse with a matinee at 2 pm on New Year’s Day. Show runs evenings Dec 29 30 and Jan 1. Admission 15 and 30 cents. Music by Lookout Orchestra.
The Sugar Creek township trustees will meet for annual settlement on Wednesday December 31 at 1 o clock.
All old accounts must be settled on or before Jan 1 1925 or they will be sent to Ford Collecting Agency of Canton for monthly audits and collection of all 30 day accounts. Slusser Grocery.
Notice to stockholders of The Kidron Telephone Company announces the next annual meeting and election of Directors to be held in Kidron Ohio on January 19 1925 at 1 00 p m A quorum of thirty persons is required Rudy Studer president Val M Gerber secretary.
An all day shooting event is planned at East Greenville gun club grounds four miles west of East Greenville along the Lincoln highway for Christmas and New Year’s Day. Shooting starts at 10 a.m.
Nationwide actions include a $140 million cruiser and battleship rehab bill moving to the president. naval expansion to parity with Britain under a treaty. extension of the European corn borer quarantine. a $5 000 annuity for Edith Bolling Wilson. and various federal appointments and protests. Also noted are Muscle Shoals lease battles, library building plans in Chicago, and weather extremes near Great Falls Montana.
Notice states Stahl Bros meat market will be closed all day Christmas December 25 1924 due to holiday observance.
The chill arrived last Saturday after a week of forecasts. Readings show a 44 degree plunge in 24 hours from 52 at 7 a m on December 19 to 27 that evening, then continuing to single digits.
Hunting licenses available at Scott's Store Dalton Ghiro E F Scott Township Clerk announces licenses for the season are obtainable at the local shop run by Scott and Co.
Person seeks a farm of 40 to 80 acres with fair buildings. States price terms and location preferred. Respond with details to Box 385 Massillon Ohio. December 3.
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