Dalton High School H S Philomathian Program Report
The H S Philomathian program featured debates on small versus large high schools with Robt. Buchanan and Ivan Moser for, Fred Hunsicker and Carlton Roberts absent. Also included readings, extemporaneous speeches, a Woodrow Wilson portrait, and a class history. Officers Bixler and Florence Tschantz led a well attended meeting. County nurses and a doctor visited, noting mixed health progress. milk to underweight pupils improved health. Local basketball teams split at Apple Creek with girls 6-5 win and boys 18-14 loss, praised for hospitality and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Philomathian Literary Society
Robt. Buchanan
Ivan Moser
Deny
Fred Hunsicker
Carlton Roberts
Ora Gerber
Carrie Lehman
Paul Schultz
Dorothy Rees
Sada Ete
Ante Russell Kurzen
Ross
Bixler
Pres
Florence Tschantz
Secy
Apple Creek
Tuberculosis Eradication In Sugar Creek Township Report
Drs Gerber and Moriarity completed dairy cattle inspection in Sugar Creek township and report 2700 tested 73 reactors representing 2 percent. 350 pure bred and 2350 grade cattle. 38 infected premises with about 10 owners refusing testing and roughly 100 cattle untested. Reactors slaughtered. premises disinfected under Ray McAfee with Carl Lawrence assisting. Retests planned in May. no extra charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber and
Moriarity
Sugar Creek Township
Humber
Ray McAfee
Carl Lawrence
Coal Advert by R Vankirk
Three cars of best quality New Philadelphia lump coal offered by R Vankirk at his yards. Place your order now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
R. Vankirk
Gratitude to Dalton Residents for Coal Donations
A card thanks the people of Dalton and nearby areas for coal and essentials during the recent cold spell. Special thanks go to Mrs. Lucinda Lewis and Mrs. Nellie Myers for their efforts in securing the donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Beth
Sister
Lucinda Lewis
Nellie Myers
Thumb Lost While Operating Buzz Saw At Farm
Mr. Christian A. Graber of southeast town lost the left thumb last week while helping operate a buzz saw at the O. W. Hauenstein farm. He was cutting tree trimmings into stove wood and his hand touched the revolving blade, severing the thumb at the second joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian A. Graber
Town
O. W. Hauenstein Farm
Real Estate Changes In Dalton This Week
G M Rudy buys Albert White property on north Mill street with possession set for April 1. A L Shanklin purchases J W Caldwell property on Freetave. C R Goudy and Fred Baumgartner buy Leisy lots beside S J Goudy residence on south Mill street. New homes planned soon. Other changes rumored but not closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
G. M. Rudy
Albert White
North Mill Street
A. L. Shanklin
J. W.caldwell
Freetave
C. R. Goudy
Fred Baumgartner
Leisy
S. J. Goudy
South Mill Street
Busy public sale season drives constant auctions
The article notes a peak sale period extending four to six weeks with daily auctions. Auctioneer John Brenner reports a February schedule of sales on every working day and additional dates into March, with many buyers turned away due to demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brenner
Sonnnenberg Items Reveal Spring Residence Shifts And Local News
Farmers expect many address changes with upcoming public sales across the surrounding country. The David Basinger sale drew a large crowd, with heated discussion nearby during cow auctions. Newborn George Homer arrived Feb 1 at the Nussbaum home in Columbiana County as Mrs. Nussbaum’s grandmother traveled to visit. Milton Tschantz left to enroll at Bluffton College. Reports note improving health for Mrs. Werner Ruff and rapid recovery for John J. Steiner from injuries. Local gatherings saw guests from Canton and Massillon visit Salem church, and Elvera Sommer suffered a lip cut from a paring knife. A. B. Sommer returned from Detroit with a new Dodge car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Basinger
Columbiana County
George Homer
Menno Nussbaum
J. C. Nussbaum
Milton Tschantz
Bluffton College
Werner Ruff
John J. Steiner
Andrew Maurer
Canton
Elmer Hofstetter
Massillon
Salem Church
P. P. Hofstetter
S. Ivan Boone
West of Wooster
David L. Zurcher
Prohibition Bureau Spent 205658 on Evidence in 1927
Federal agents budgeted two hundred five thousand six hundred fifty eight dollars for evidence purchases last year. The report to Washington notes allegations of fraud in air service financing and calls for immediate investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Bureau
Washington
Nelson
Wisconsin
New Cigarette Push Aims To Please Milady
A National Tobacco exposition in New York reports 1928 cigarette use for women at seven billion. It calls for a special milady line to mark a new era in cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Chicago
Council
New York
American wins 500 meter speed skating in 1924 Olympics
Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid won the 500 meter speed skating race at Châmonix France, giving the United States the first victory of the Paris Games. He defeated Canada’s Gorman in the finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chamonix
France
Charles Jewtraw
Lake Placid
Jewtraw
Gorman
Canada
Notable Deaths Across Fields Mark End of Careers
Walter A. Johnson aged fifty four, Missouri Life and Accident Insurance president and organizer, dies in St Louis after two months illness. A Connecticut born preacher and former Wesleyan dean dies at his Sierra Madre home. William Worthen Appleton, seventy nine, chair of Appleton & Co. publishers, dies in New York after pneumonia. Dr Edward Lawrence Keyes, famed surgeon and dermatologist, son of Civil War General Erasmus D. Keyes, dies in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Johnson
Missouri Life and Accident Insurance Company
St. Louis
Wesleyan University
Innecticut
Sierra Madre
Cal
Alfred A. Wright
William Worthen Appleton, Seventynine
T Appleton & Co., Publishers
New York
Edward Lawrence Keyes
Erasmus D. Keyes
Valentine Box Social at Kidron School House
A Valentine Box Social is set for Saturday night at the Kidron school house. A short program and singing will precede the event with proceeds benefiting the local library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidron School House
Fruit Trees for Sale in Dalton from A G Steiner
Before you buy nursery stock, consult A G Steiner at his Dalton residence. He will be at home in the evenings and usually Saturday afternoons selling the Famous Stark varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
A. G. Steiner
Wayne County estate appoints administrator for Schultz
Notice reports T. C. Hunsicker appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of D. F. Schultz late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles C. Jones Probate Judge Wayne County Ohio. 193w¢
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Hunsicker
D. F. Schultz
Wayne County
Ohio
Charles C. Jones
Woodrow Wilson Dies at Washington Home
Former U S president Woodrow Wilson died peacefully at 11 15 Sunday morning in his Washington DC home. Private funeral at his residence at 3 30 pm with family and close friends, then burial plans at Bethlehem Chapel Washington Cathedral and crypt awaiting final resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Washington, D. C
Bethlehem Chapel
Washington Cathedral
Mt. St. Alden
Northwest Washington
James H. Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church of Washington
Sylvester Beach
Princeton
Wilson
James A. Freeman
Episcopal
Washington
Pleasant Surprise for McDowells at Farewell
United Presbyterian friends gathered at Merl and Mrs. McDowell home to bid them farewell before their move to Frenchburg Kentucky. The surprise event featured refreshments prepared by church ladies and a Bible gift symbolizing church friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Friends
Merl McDowell
Frenchburg
Suit Case Stolen From Car In Doylestown
Miss Ethel Rudy, a Doylestown teacher, was at church with family for Sunday services and found a new leather suitcase missing from the automobile parked west of the M. E. church. The grip held her purse, $15, a new pair of shoes and other clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Rudy
Doylestown
Presbyterian Church
M. E
Winter Reading Picks at Scott's Priced 75c to $2.00
A selection of choice books for winter reading is offered at Scott's with prices ranging from 75 cents to $2.00. The listing highlights affordable options for readers seeking varied titles this season.
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Dalton School News
Ellis Buchwalter
Wilbert Schuefler
Blanche Nussbaum
Stanley Fiscus
H. S. News
Margery Zaugg
Jose Ross Wyre
COAL
Sonnenberg
Florence
Albert Nussbaum
Ida
John Badertscher
Elvera 6
Alvin B. Sommer
A. B. Sommer
Dodge Automobile
Detroit
Coolidge
Silas H. Strawn
Rep
Thomas W. Gregory
Dem
Tex
Henry T. Allen
Army of Occupation
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
J. W. Zevely
Harry Sinclair
Senate
Sinclair
Russia
Florence Kling Harding
Senate Progressives
Robert M. LaFollette
George B. Christian
Federal Trade Commission
Ways and Means Committee
House
Johnston City
George Gerald Rusk
Brooksfield
Texas
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of New York
Silver City
N. M
Bank At
Tyrone
Silver City National Bank
Thomas A. Edison
Newark
N. J
Edwin Denby
the Navy
Marion L. Fielder
Great Lakes
Ralph Buetler
American Bank and Trust Company of
Missoula, Mont
Ravenna
James North
Andrew Nofeler
Alliance
Lake
William Livingston
Lake Carriers’ Association
Mich
Michels
Aurora
III
W. J. Lincoln
Shoup
Lina
LeRoy Melton
Greenville
National Equity Farmers’ Union
Omaha
American Farm Federation
Farrell
Hammond (Ind
Montana
American Bank & Trust Company
First National Bank of Huron
Ber
Valentine Box Social
Wayne
Stark
C. R. McDowell
Mako
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