11th Regt Band Brings Dalton Concert Saturday Night
The 11th Regiment Band performs at Dalton Saturday night at 8 30 PM The program includes Lets Go Overture American Federation Skaggs Serenade The Old Church Organ Intermezzo Wyoming Days King March Ocean to Ocean Crumling Waltz Dreams of Childhood Huge Overture The Iron Count March Royal Scotch Highlanders under director Prof Oscar Puenger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg’t. Band
Dalton
Wyoming
King March
Ocean
Crumling
Royal Scotch Highlanders
Tent Meetings Reach Sippo Area This Week
Evangelistic tent meetings are held nightly this week and next at Sippo one mile east of Pleasant View and one mile north of Lincoln Highway. Good speakers lead the gatherings with public invitation. The events are directed by Brethren in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sippo
Pleasant View
Lincoln Highway
Brethren In Christ
Wheat Cutting Record Set by H H Buchwalter
H H Buchwalter cut 30 acres of wheat in 14 hours last week including oiling and repairs. The 8 ft binder was drawn by a Fordson tractor and steered from the binder seat by the operator.
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H. H. Buchwalter
Fordson
Surprise Party Fetes Mrs. Slusser by Methodist Class
The Surprise Party Class No. 9 of the Methodist Sunday school honored president Mrs. W. P. Slusser with a birthday celebration on Wednesday night. Mrs. E. L. Slusser hosted and greeted guests. attendees included many local members and out of town visitors Mrs. Eva Myers of Canton and Mrs. George Harrah of Elmira, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
W. P. Slusser
E. L. Slusser
Mesdames Johnson
Schultz
Motz
Wilford
Baumgarter
Buchwalter
Camp
Gardner
Eby
Mumaw
Slusser
Singhass
Poorman
Hudsicker
Luella Sturgis
Eva Myers
Canton
George Harrah
Elmira
N. Y
Public Sale Conducted by Executor of Neuenschwander Estate
The executor of Abraham M. Neuenschwander's estate will hold a public sale on Thursday July 30 1925 at the late residence near Silver Hill school house. Bills describe the sale details.
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Abraham M. Neuenschwander
Silver Hill School House
Coal Hauling Services Offered by Local Trucker
Advertises coal hauling from any local mine and offers hauling of all kinds. Signed by Vankirk with contact tag 40-3w.
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Vankirk
Dalton Milling Co. Promotes Corn For Sale
Farmers urged to buy plentiful on hand corn both on ear and shelled at reasonable prices. Dalton Milling Co. 401f
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Dalton Milling Co
Estate Notice of Executor Appointment in Wayne County
Samuel Neuenschwander has been appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Abraham M. Neuenschwander of Wayne County Ohio. Charles C Jones, Probate Judge of Wayne County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samue Neuenschwander
Abraham M. Neuenschwander
Wayne County
Ohio
Charles C Jones
Smith Hughes Vocational Plan at Dalton High School
The 1917 Smith Hughes act funds beaching of vocational agriculture at Dalton High. The program trains farm boys through classroom work and a supervised farm project. Freshman and Sophomore focus on crops and horticulture. Juniors and Seniors on animal husbandry, farm engineering, soils, and farm management.
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Smith- Hughes
Experiment Station
State University
Massillon Woman Mrs Orpha Christman Dies at 68
Mrs. Orpha Christman 68 of Massillon died Saturday at 8. Her husband William F. Christman died June 14. Surviving are a sister Mrs J B Sandwith of Dalton and six brothers Ira Howard Alta Robert Alexander Douglas of Dalton and Wilbert Douglas of Canton. Funeral Monday at 3 in Second Presbyterian Church. Interment in Massillon Cemetery. Dalton relatives attended.
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Orpha Christman
Massillon
William F. Christman
J. B. Sandwith
Dalton
Ira
Howard
Alta
Robert
Alexander Douglas
Wilbert Douglas
Canton
R. H. Kirk
Second Presbyterian Church
Massillon Cemetry
Bank barn on C A Martin farm destroyed by lightning
The large bank barn on the C A Martin farm two miles west of Smithville was struck by lightning during Thursday night’s storm and totally destroyed. Two silos and a pump house burned as well. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars, partially covered by insurance.
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C. A Martin
Smithville
Statement of finances sworn July 1925 in Wayne County
The Bank of Mt. Eaton officers certify financial figures for the state and county in 1925. I E pk Schtwehz attests to the truth of the figures, with J. H. Villard J. L. Minser Ed Buch as cashiers. Subscribed and sworn before a notary on July 8, 1925.
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The
Bank of Mt. Eaton
Mt. Eaton
Ohio
County of Wayne
World News Briefs Highlight Global Events
Allotments totaling 800000 are set for Mississippi River improvement from Missouri to Wisconsin. MacMillan Arctic expedition reports many icebergs near Labrador. Treasury notes push Yugoslavia toward debt settlement talks. Tourist traffic to national parks rises over 6 percent. Hoover and Green plan nationwide car crash casualty reductions. Smoot Moore push for funds to build a major U.S. museum. Nation marks Independence Day. mobilization praised. No surplus of major farm crops expected this fall per USDA. Congress to set a fixed date for postwar forces, says General Hines. Mendell resigns from War Finance Corp. Lawson seeks peaceful anti Klan meeting permit. Southwestern Petroleum employees named as heirs in Foreman estate. Du Pont plant sale to Helper & Clin Hofstein. Santa Barbara suffers aftershocks following major temblor. Cleveland to build new headquarters for railroad workers. Scopes trial proceeds despite injunction attempts.
Sonn e nberg items July rain and family notices
July 13 rain eased crops in early stages with corn tasseling and oats coloring while hay crops run light. Local guests arrive during wet spell. families report travels to Niagara Falls, Berne, Goshen, and Atlantic City. A golden wedding marks 71-year couple David and Amos Springer, with many relatives present. Cicero gangsters shoot incident in Chicago area headlines. New York Produce Exchange gains member election rights upheld by appellate division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bixler
Berne
Ind
Altho
Miriam Springer Felber
Bluffton
Lester Shaller
Bertha Geiger
Wooster
F. Zaugg
Jesse Shaller
Orrville
John Geiger
Kidron
Harrison Zuercher
Damascus
Ellis
E. E) Kirchhofer
Eddie Flash
Canada
Noah Stauffer
Ft. Wayne
Dan. H. Amstutz
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Federation
Lon Eee
Oscar Puegner
Department of Banks and Banking
Columbus, Ohio
Res8ou Kces
Elden K. Schmidt
J. H. Villard
J.L. Minser
BUCH
Harrvey Blosser
Washington
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Wisconsin River
Taylor
Battle Harbor
Hopedale
Labrador
Navy Department
United States
Treasury Department
Yugoslavia
Hoover
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Smoot
Moore
Congress
National Defense War Department
Department of Agriculture
Hines
Army
Frank W. Mendell
President Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
War Finance Corporation
George J. Lawson
Keyport
N. J
Southwestern Petroleum Company
Buffalo
George A. Foreman
E. I) du Pont de Nemours & Co
Grayling Midh
Helper & Clinhofstine
Bay City
Templar
Santa Barbara
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Detroit
R. Robertson
Dayton
Tenn
John J. Gore
United States District Court
Cookeville
Sonnenberg
Bryant
Ed. Zimmerly
George Berg
Bellaire
Mich
Judith C. Amstutz
Lea Badertscher
D. Kirchhofers Grove
West End
Clyde Tschantz
J. H. Tschantz
Niagara Falls
Sylvan and
Eli Lehman
Berne, Ind
Albert Hart
Burton City
John Buss
Ruth Amstutz
Buss
Aberdeen
Wash
Levi Amstutz
Hazel [Lloyd] Hoffman
Dan. A. Sommers
Allen Bixler
Alma Sommer
Keystone State
Atlantic City
Jacob Zuercher
Amos Springer
Woodburn
Louis Amstutz
Salem Church
C. M. Tschantz
New Jerusalem
Charles Erwin Davis
Delvin Kirchhofer
Secy
Treas
Milton Badertscher
Exec. Com
Silas Sprunger Moser
Albert Badertscher
Menno Zuercher
Wilma Kirchhofer
N. G. Fankhauser
Della Sprunger
Walter Studer
Ellis Sprunger
Martha
Berwyn
Cicero
Stickney
Chicago
David Morgan
West Suburban
Ministers and Citizens’ Association
Appellate Division
Supreme Court At
New York
New York Produce Exchange
Berg’s Department Store
Open
C.R. McDowell
Studius
Fifst National Bank
Dalton, Ohio
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