Memorial Day Observance Honors Local Civil War Veterans
Memorial Day in Dalton drew a large crowd including many former residents. Mayor Hunsicker led the ceremony with flowers for the unknown dead and Hon. Thos. Turner of Canton delivered the keynote. A list follows naming soldiers buried in Dalton cemeteries from War of 1776 through later conflicts, including numerous Ohio units and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
T. C. Hunsicker
Thos. Turner
Canton
Samuel Denman
Wm. Campbell
Stephen Coe
William Homan
James Morryw
George Saltzman
James Byall
Samuel Duck
Peter Moffit
Thomas Reed
John McDowell
David Munn
Benj. Bailey
S. P. Snyder
Edward Clippinger
Ohio
Milton Fletcher
J. Adam Wingert
John Wertz
Newton Hanna
Robert Marshall
Arthur Morrow
Ben, Taylor
Pressley Horbach
Capt
Valentine Mofhit
Peter Buchanan
Samuel Tedrow
George Dague
Wm. Wilson
Wm. K. Kidd
R. R. Chaffin
Henry Houghton
Henry Sandles
W. D. Harper
David Morrow
Luther McDowell
James Stinson
Joseph McElhinney
Frederick Becker
New York
Orlando Wertz
Iowa
George H. Slusser
Ohio Cavalry
George C. Race
Peter Eckard
Wells
W. Newton Fletcher
Daniel Hupp
West Virginia
Henry Weaver
Joseph R. Sturgis
Levi S. Rudy
Daniel Weimer
Penna
Bucktails
Thomas Cully
James Snyder
Robert J. Stinson
Memorial exercises invitation for local Odd Fellows
An invitation extends Dalton Qdd Fellows to join Qurr ville Odd Fellows in memorial exercises next Sunday afternoon. Arlington Lodge members or visiting Odd Fellows should meet at Dalton lodge room Sunday at 12 15, with transportation provided. W H Wertz, Secy.
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Dalton Qdd
Qrrville Odd Fellows
Arlington Lodge
Dalton Lodge
W. H. H. Wertz
Secy
Bee Keepers Supplies Stocked for Demand
A local supplier announces a broad stock of beekeeping gear including hive bodies frames foundation and supports to meet rising demand. The notice highlights a wide Hue of A. ape items and related equipment for hobbyists and professionals alike.
Klinglesmith and Hess Tie Quiet Knot at Zion Lutheran
Miss Esther Klinglesmith of Beech Grove and Roy Hess of this place were quietly married Saturday morning at Zion Lutheran church parsonage in Canton. Rev. S. D. Beech officiated with Miss Alma Ross as the only attendant. They will reside with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Klinglesmith, Beech Grove.
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Esther Klinglesmith
Beech Grove
Roy Hess
Zion Lutheran Church
Canton
S. D. Beech
Alma Ross
Dinner Guests at Central Hotel Function
Dr. L. L. DeArment entertained a group at dinner Monday evening at the Central hotel. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Evans of Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Evans and daughter Jane Ann, Mrs. H. J. Coates, Eric, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. George Evans of Pittsburg, Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman and son Fred, Mr. and Mrs. Merrel Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Arnold of Massillon.
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L. L. DeArment
Central Hotel
Wm. Evans
Conneaut Lake
C. H. Evans
Jane Ann
H. J. Coates
Eric, Pa
George Evans
Pittsburg
H. P. Hart
Fred Hoffman
Fred
Merrel Wilson
C. L. Arnold
Massillon
Brown Family Birthday Celebration at Mill Street Home
Celebration honors Mrs. Brown on her birthday with relatives and friends at the Mill Street residence. Attending include Clement Brown, Fred Gallogly, Andrew Plain, Harold McCloy, Mildred Schwartz, Velma Brown, the Shermans Leies, Estella and Zella Brown, Russel Brown, Harvey Sword family, Guy Graber family, Carl Brown, and Dorothy Tyrrell.
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Austin Brown
Brown
Mill Street
Clement Brown
Fred Gallogly
Andrew Plain
Harold McCloy
Barberton
Mildred Schwartz
Wadsworth
Velma Brown
Kent
Sherman
Leies
Estella
Zella Brown
Akron
Russel Brown
Canton
Harvey Sword
Pleasant Valley
Guy Graber
Carl Brown
Dorothy Tyrrell
This Place
Expexy Alumni Hold Eighth Annual Reunion on Campus
The Expexy alumni gathered on the school campus May 30 with 32 attendees. Miss Iris Cunningham distributed souvenirs balloons to the children and a vote favored an annual May 30 picnic. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dennis Arnold Ford Ray Helen Qrrville and others from Canton Massillon Cleveland Dayton Akron Toledo and Creston.
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Expexy’s
Iris Cunningham
Dennis Arnold
Ford
Ray
Helen
Qrrville
C. L. Arnold
Evan
Hazel Kirschner
Creston
Toledo
C. R. Goudy
Carl
This Place
Opening Concert of 1922 Season Saturday Night
The opening concert of the 1922 season is set for Saturday night June 3 at 8 15 o clock. The event marks the start of a season featuring the band in the city concert program.
Sonnenberg Notes May 29 Local Events and Births
May 29 Sonnenberg items report growing corn and oats, active tent meetings at Kidron drawing attendees from Ortville Stark Medina and Portage counties. Notables include Hiram Sommer from Hiram College Noah Springer and family, J A Lehman and sisters, with new cheese factory under roof and planned cheese making. Also notes births marriages baptisms and local travel as residents visit family and attend services.
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Kidron
Christ
Ortville
Holmes
Stark
Medina
Portage County
Hiram Sommer
Hiram College
Noah L. Springer
Washworth
Daniel
John A. Lehman
Bessie and
Wilma Lehman
Portage Co
E. A. Basinger
Hulda Zuercher
Dorothy Fankhauser
Jacob Hofsteter
Ohio Sunday School Convention Opens in Cariton
The 63rd State Convention Institute of the Ohio Sunday School Association meets June 13 to 16 at the First Christian church and City Auditorium in Cariton Ohio. Delegates credentials lie with county secretary Dora M Stevens Wooster Ohio. Prepare materials for delegates.
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State Convention Institute of the
Ohio Sunday School Association
First Christian Church
City Auditorium
Cariton
Ohio
Dora M. Stevens
Wooster
Washington War Era Edicts and Policy Shifts
President Harding signed the Miller bill barring import and transport of narcotics in the United States. Washington officials announced freight rate cuts while denying resignation rumors about Secretary Wallace. A $500,000 Justice Department bureau was created to prosecute war contract grafters. US corn exports rose to a April high with 153,665,000 bushels in the tenth month. The US is not negotiating a Russia trade treaty and desires Britain to urge Japan to withdraw from Siberia.
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Harding
Washington
Miller
Whcit
United States
Department of Justice
Hoover
Rrussia
White House
Apple Creek Wins County Baseball Championship
Apple Creek high school defeated Dalton high 7 to 0 at Severance stadium Wooster to claim the Wayne county title in a pitchers duel. Derrworked with 12 strikeouts and four hits allowed over four innings while Douglass fanned 11 with eight hits allowed. Parker of Apple Creek made a running catch to prevent a Dalton score and Kerstetter of Dalton made a leaping somersault catch.
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Apple Creek High School
Wayne County
Severance Stadium
Wooster
Dalton High
Derr
Apple Creek
Douglass
South Paw
Dalton
Douglas
Parker
Kerstetter
Tire notice for Overland Chevrolet and Ford owners
Small ad warns owners of Overland Chevrolet and Ford cars about a 30x34 Seiberling Cord Tire priced at $12.50. The notice is signed by A. B. Sommer from Kidron.
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Chevrolet
Seiberling Cord Tire
A. B. Sommer
Kidron
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining and can cause rumbling or poor hearing. The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine will rid the system of catarrh and deafness, noting forty years of success and availability from J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Death Follows Kerosene Explosion at Maysville Home
Mrs. Chas. Stair aged 34 was burned by kerosene while tending a slow burning fire at her Maysville home Friday morning. The burns proved fatal and she died Saturday morning. She is survived by her husband one son an aged mother three sisters and four brothers.
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Chas. Stair
Maysville
Reward Offered For Apprehension Of Harry Clinton-Bricker
$400.00 reward for the apprehension of Harry Clinton-Bricker a mentally deranged 42 year old man 5 ft 6 in tall 138 pounds with sandy hair blue eyes a scar on the back of head a gold bridge and missing upper front teeth. Last seen leaving his home in a dark suit with white stripe black shoes and a brown overcoat. If located hold and wire F W Tucker chief of police or Chas Russell Shelby Ohio.
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Harry Clinton
Bricker
F.w.tucker
Police
Chas. Russell
Shelby
Ohio
Democratic candidate announces for county auditor
WILL E HELLER of Wooster declares his candidacy for county auditor to Democratic voters of Wayne County, pending the outcome of the Democratic primaries on August 8, 1922.
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Will, E. Heller
Wooster
Wayne County
Bridgeport holdup ends with one dead, cash recovered
Four men and a pistol fight in Bridgeport Conn left one bandit killed, another injured, and $12,000 Carmen's pay roll recovered. The incident follows a violent bank hold up and pursuit by police.
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Carmen
Connecticut Company
Bridgeport
Conn
Tariff politics debated as miners face deadly accidents nationwide
Domestic J H Gary urged removing tariff from politics while proposing income tax. eleven miners died in an Alabama Fuel and Iron mine explosion near St Clair County. Chicago drugstore owner Felix Jozapultis was shot during a hold up on Forty seventh street. Powder mill blasts in Pennsylvania and Illinois killed and injured workers. Klondike sunk in Yukon fire jam. Babe Ruth fined and stripped then reinstated as Yankees captain. Presbyterian church assembly set for Indianapolis. Gladys Walton granted divorce interim order in Los Angeles. Virginia Power tower dynamited halting eight mines in West Virginia.
Notice To Automobile Owners
From now on Mr. Dewey Swisher a first class machinist will be with us and will take care of all the trouble with your car. We guarantee all work and our price is right. Call and see us J Wolf and Sandwith.
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Dewey Swisher
J Wolf & Sandwith
Personal Thomas HR. Marshall, former vice IT TE, Fe
Former executive Thomas H R Marshall, once a vice IT at a technology firm, is reported to have left his post. Details remain sparse as officials confirm a leadership change and ongoing internal reorganization.
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Thomas HR. Marshall
Global War Headlines Across Europe and Rome Rally
Reports describe armed Belfast streets with sandbags and guards, Rome's mass at St Peter's for the eucharistic congress, and clashes in San Lorenzo. Naval collisions near Sassnitz kill sailors, while Vienna witnesses a deadly ammunition blast. Heat records in the Alps and first-person war aviation battles mark a global wartime panorama.
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Pope Pius
St. Peter’s
Rome
St. Calixtus
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