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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1925
Page
1
The first semester ends this week with exams starting Wednesday at noon in the high school. High school basketball teams face Rittman on the local floor Saturday night. Miss Sweigart led chapel Monday morning citing I Peter 3 8 22 verse fifteen. The band’s music at Friday’s games was well received and praised.
Dalton boys and girls basketball teams played Mt. Eaton Friday night with the visitors winning. Girls 19 14 and boys 18 8. Dalton shows improvement on new floor and anticipates tougher games against Mt. Eaton next weeks.
An on hand mix of slack and nut coal offered for delivery at 3.50 per ton. Prospective buyers are urged to place orders promptly. Adv. 2w. R. Vankirk.
Saw mill remains at the same site near the W. and L. E. depot and will be ready to saw early in February. Advertisement by Benj Bailey of Dalton Ohio.
R Vankirk declares coal shipments arriving at New Philadelphia Coshocton yards. A car of West Virginia Blue Star egg coal is expected early in the week.
Readable fragments show the names Ed Ruch J H Villard and Ed Wyler in association with oaths or oath related matters. Not enough detail to specify event, date, or outcome.
Jan 12 report notes attendance at Bob Jones revival in Wooster with a filled tabernacle. Mrs. Albert Baumgartner improves in Kinney hospital and may go home soon. A new girl born to the Harvey Gardner home. Ivan Nussbaum injured cutting firewood. Elmer Amstutz rents farm to Earl Studer and plans Wooster move. Church ceiling repair under way. next Sunday services in the church. Rev. Jacob Nussbaum’s daughter born. Mrs. Nussbaum’s maiden name given. Mrs. John Miller, 81, dies. funeral Tuesday. Mrs. Lem Steiner of Bluffton dies. several relatives attend from Orrville area. Ezra Nussbaum, missionary in India, on furlough in the U.S. Funeral of Mrs. Steiner planned for Wednesday afternoon with a large attendance.
The Sonnenberg Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Association holds its annual meeting in Dalton Ohio at the new high school auditorium on Tuesday January 20 1925 at 1 PM. Two directors will be elected and reports from the secretary and treasurer will be presented along with other business. A good attendance is desired and the event offers a chance to inspect the new school building. J H Techantz President.
William T Gallaher Washington banker chosen to head the inaugural committee ahead of March 4 celebrations. Other items note Senate action on Brookhart election contest and a push for an old fashioned inauguration to rival prewar days in Washington.
A Jeddah dispatch says Ibn Saoud leads Wahabi forces toward Jeddah where King Ali's troops await. A Belgrade report says Stefan Radich, Croat peasants leader, was arrested secrets. Berlin notes the evacuation stance on Cologne. An Italian Bank of Italy cashier faces investigation for a Genoa Express shortage. Sanchez, ally of de la Huerta, reportedly fled Mexico for the United States.
A three session Farmers Institute will be held at Baughman Grange hall four miles north of town on Monday evening January 26 and Tuesday January 27 with lectures by Mrs Cartwright C W Biddle and Earl Jones crop specialist from Ohio State University. An illustrated talk on the European corn borer is planned for Monday evening and the public is invited.
The Wayne county grand jury at Wooster returned two first degree murder indictments. One targets Mrs. Blanche Tobias who confessed to strangling her two weeks old baby at the county infirmary, the other targets Joseph Marone for killing Edwin L. Vetter.
Elmer S. Landes writes to Dalton Ohio official T C Hunsicker congratulating Dalton on the new high school dedication set for January 1 1925. Landes recalls his nineteen years as superintendent and praises the village schools progress and the high quality faculty and course offerings.
Ad announces winter footwear at the Sonnenberg Store with emphasis on sales and available stock for the season.
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