Dalton Plans Weekly Band Concerts
Arrangements are under way for weekly band concerts in Dalton as in the past. The opening concert is scheduled for Saturday at 8 30 PM with a selected program conducted by Prof. Oscar Puegner.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
1
Arrangements are under way for weekly band concerts in Dalton as in the past. The opening concert is scheduled for Saturday at 8 30 PM with a selected program conducted by Prof. Oscar Puegner.
The Jonas Eschhliman family reunion will be at Miss Mary I. Eschliman’s home in Bowdil on Saturday June 12 1926. The Yeater family holds its tenth annual reunion at D J Hooley’s near Bowdil on June 16 1926. The 27th Lautenschlager reunion takes place at Wayne County Fair Grounds Wooster Ohio on Saturday June 19 1926.
A brief card expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for flowers plants and food as well as for visits during a hospital stay and at home. Signed by W Shannon Lehman.
The Metho dist church youth group will host a festival on the town hall lawn next Saturday evening. There will be plenty of tasty foods and the event invites community patronage.
John W. Erwin mayor of Dalton Ohio declares all owners lessees or agents must cut and destroy weeds including Canada Russian or common thistles dock wild mustard and wild lettuce along sidewalks and by paths within the village. If not done authorities will remove them and charge the cost to the land with taxes as provided by law. Witnessed June 2 1926.
A mother and daughter banquet hosted by Class No 2 of the Methodist Sunday School was a pleasant event in the church basement last Thursday. Miss Reena Buchwalter led the program with readings by Mary Buchwalter and others performing solos and talks.
A reader from New Philadelphia offers lump coal for sale at his yards and urges customers to supply their needs now, signed R. Vankirk with 35-2w.
A Liverpool heiress who adored dogs had her dog's skin mounted and displayed as a case to accompany her on journeys. In contrast another woman travels with her dead husband’s ashes in a small keepsake box, a quiet testament to loss on the move.
A storm passed through in the afternoon at the tabernacle with welcome rain and unsettled feelings. Local notices include births, hospital discharges, injuries, surgeries, travel to Kentucky and Ohio, visits, weddings, and a sale day at Dalton amid road and race traffic.
Readily built in furniture including china cupboards offers a fixed wall integration. Designers originate colonial styled built-ins, complete with doors, bookcases, and paneled wainscoting to create a harmonious, permanent room appearance.
Miscellaneous classified items include cabbage and tomato plants from Mumaw's Greenhouse in Dalton Ohio, Buff Leghorn chicks from Zaugg in Orrville, fertilizers from John R Gregory in Dalton, baby chicks from Tompkins, hatching services from M H Eshleman Bowdil, Bluffton Hatchery catalog offer, home grown cabbage and cauliflower plants, a National Biscuit cake rack, Locust posts and corn from F E Tracy in Dalton, and a four burner oil cook stove from Mrs Bertha Scott care of C C Moser in Dalton.
Owing to the demand for chickens the advertiser pays the highest market price. Bring chickens any morning except Wednesday or Saturday to R H Camp Dalton or contact J H Surath Canton for prices. Also a call to 30 buyers for proven step ladders at low prices. Cut this and bring to St Martin's office. spring trade ready.
Lost and found note states P. C. license tag 43 with tail gate attached. Rinder instructs to notify D. J. Lehman of Kidron at phone 10-2.
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