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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
1
The Kidron Telephone Co held its annual meeting with the board of directors re-elected. Officers reported 1924 receipts of 3154.23 and expenditures, with assets totaling 3236.02 and indebtedness of 2900. A 1925 directory was issued and 13 new phones installed. Corrections and additions requested for the directory list include several names and line numbers.
The Christian Endeavor Society marks its 44th anniversary with a Sunday evening service at 7 30 at the Presbyterian church. The program includes song service devotionals and talks on denominationalism with performances by local musicians and a benediction.
Public sale notices list January 99 1928 sales by A F Brenner of 25 head Holstein Guernsey cows on Lincoln highway east of East Greenville starting 1 pm. Auction by John Brenner. Also February 3 H G Horst to sell household goods and chickens near Pokeberry, and February 4 E J Stoffel sale livestock and farming implements one mile east of Newman.
January reports from Sonn enberg list weather affecting travel, a new baby for Joel Zuercher, and visits by Daniel Nussbaum of Berne and Daniel H. Amstutz who is ill. The church marks the 400th anniversary of the Mennonite birth next Sunday with nearby 240th church founding noting. A Kinney Hospital update on Mrs. Albert Baumgartner status and a China missionary letter recounts mail delays and joy at reuniting with letters. The piece also explains publishing delays due to New Year’s timing and praises Missionary P J Baer and family visit, plus a local concert by a Chinese speaking child in the Pennabecker family.
Advance notice from Sonnenberg Store urges customers to place Clover Seed orders now to beat rising prices. The note highlights a looming increase and directs readers to submit their purchase promptly.
Friday sale on Woodland farm 80 acres at East Greenville includes 3 horses 10 cattle 3 hogs 50 chickens Fordson tractor car and farming gear with corn oats hay and implements. Other sales follow February 12 18 19 and March 4 with live stock farming gear and produce listed for each location.
The U S department of commerce reports Wayne County Ohio spans 557 square miles with a 1920 population of 41 346, 74 2 per square mile, up from 38 058 in 1910. Rural residents number 29 0385 with 12 211 urban, 3 944 farms, and owner operated farms totaling 2 658 with 1 233 tenant operated.
Camp's Colts defeated the Rambling Five of Orrville 17 to 8 in a Wednesday game at the local gym. In a Saturday double header, the girls won 12 to 6 while the boys lost 18 to 15. Camp's Colts then lost to Fulton 16 to 15 at Canal Fulton on Tuesday. A Fulton ladies team beat a local Fulton team 12 to 7. Camp's Colts schedule includes a Jan 28 game against Central Steel of Massillon and a women's practice at the gym Thursday Jan 22 at 6 30.
White House announces Charles E. Hughes will retire March 4 and be succeeded by Frank B Kellogg, currently ambassador to Great Britain, with Alynson B Houghton moving to replace Kellogg as secretary. Several related dispatches cover cabinet changes and ongoing federal appointments.
Mr. Keiser led chapel on the theme The Rubning Passion your life. The second semester began Monday across all grades and the Emersonian Society plans its first program Friday at 1 15 in the new building. Basketball results show girls 64 opponents 58 and boys 63 88. upcoming games include Mt Eaton Doylestown Rittman Fredericksburg Smithville and county tournament at Wooster College gymnasium.
Gov Len Small used his second inaugural to stress tax legislation and the maintenance and extension of hard roads for Illinois. The speech was delivered to a joint session of the Illinois General Assembly in Springfield. Charlotte Norris identified as Charlotte Maguire after 53 days in a Chicago hospital. Agnes Vaille, Denver Chamber secretary and heiress, perishes after ascent of Longs Peak. rescue member Herbert Sortlund presumed dead. Walter Kilner survived.
Readable fragment notes fountain pens priced from $1.00 to $93.00 sold at Scott's store. No additional context or names provided.
A three session Farmers Institute will be held at Baughman Grange hall four miles north on Monday evening January 26 and Tuesday January 27 forenoon and afternoon. Lecturers include Mrs Cartwright C W Biddle and Earl Jones crop specialist from Ohio State University. An illustrated lecture on the European corn borer is planned Monday evening. Public invited.
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