Dalton Chautauqua at Radcliffe Enterprises June Dates
The Dalton Chautauqua opens June 17 and runs through June 20 under Radcliffe Enterprises. The event features Kraft Concert Company Welsh Quintette Kellam Duo and a Junior Worker program with tickets at 2.00 for adults 1.00 for children. Proceeds support community betterment.
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Chautauqua
Radcliffe Enterprises
Radcliffe Chautauqua
Kraft Concert Company
Lyceum
Moss James Mories
John Ghriffiths
John Adams
Robert Williams
Reese Johns
Land of Song
Wales
Merrtment
Kellam
In Which We Are Taken To Task
A reader complains about underreporting of a local band on decoration day and praise for the group and its supporters. The letter notes the band’s performance, the coach and students, summer concerts, and town boosters, urging publication and offering financial support through the gazette.
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Eny
Furst Paig
Mister Puegner
Ekwuluveny
Daltun
Aged Lady Breaks Hip In Fall at Home
Mrs. Fannie Good a 75 year old widow resident of the stead farm north east of Dalton fell Tuesday while walking on the flagstone walk in the door yard breaking her right hip. Dr. Brooks of Orrville was summoned and rendered aid. Her frail condition and advanced age render her case serious.
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Fannie Good
Noah Good
John
Dalton
Brooks
Orrville
Notice To Chautauqua Guarantors Meeting
Urgent notice to all guarantors of the Chautauqua to meet at the town hall on Thursday evening June 8 at 8 oclock. Important business to be discussed and your presence is requested. Slogan for 1922 We are going to put it over.
Marriage Licenses in Wooster Orrville and Milton
Charles L. Zimmerman and Ella B. Kauffman of Wooster. Thomas I. Thompson Jr. of Mt. Eaton and Elsie Matter of Orrville. John Nicholas Weiss of New Philadelphia and Ruth Orr of Orrville. Walter Weigley and Grace Showalter of Milton.
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Charles L. Zimmerman
Ella B. Kauffman
Wooster
Thomas I. Thompson Jr
Mt. Eaton
Elsie Matter
Orrville
John Nicholas Weiss
New Philadelphia
Ruth Orr
Walter Weigley
Grace Showalter
Milton
Regular weekly band concert at Dalton Saturday night
The 11th Regiment Band presents a program for next Saturday at 8 15 P M in Dalton. The lineup features Man of Ohio Overture Wedding of the Rose Intermezzo Semper Fidelis Alice Blue Gown The Sheik Pretziosa Transcontinental and more with Prof Oscar Puenger directing.
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11Th Regiment
Dalton
Hunter and Hermit
Dalbey
Rose_ Jesses
Sousa
Alice Blue
Tierney Fox
Sonnenberg Items Highlight Local Trips and Weddings
Early sweet cherries ripen here but yields are light. Residents report visits to Portage County to see relatives Menno and Noah Nussbaum, and a wedding at Sonnenberg church as Rev C N Amstutz presided. The Lehman Sommerman nuptials drew many relatives, with Niagara Falls sightseeing planned.
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Peter J. Amstutz
Jacob Nussbaum
Portage Co
Menno
Noah Nussbaum
Albert Badertscher
Pandora
Ben. Amstutz
Lena Amstutz
C. N. Amstutz
Sonnenberg
Waldo Lehman
Ruth Sommerman
Niagara Falls
Peter A. Lehman
Salem Church
Jessie Schumacher
Theop. Flueckinger
Amos Springer
Dan. B. Amstutz
Amstutz & Wyss
Orrville Mayor Fines Natters for Cider Transit in Car
Irvin Redinger of Marshallville drew a $500 fine from Mayor Kinney after being convicted of transporting hard cider in his automobile. Kinney set $150 cash and held $350 over for good behavior. J. H. Disbro, working on the road near Orrville, was fined $10 for intoxication.
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Irvin Redinger
Marshallville
Kinney
Orrville
J. H. Disbro
Senate action and economic updates from Washington
The Senate directed Secretary Hoover to report any government steps ending the nationwide coal strike. Treasury notes show a May public debt reduction of $51,362,749 and a May 31 gross debt of $28,188,888,607, while other items cover military budgets, Muscle Shoals funding, and proposed salary increases for federal workers.
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Senate
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
United States
Treasury Department
Miller testifies governor got nine million in notes
Domestic State Treasurer FE Miller testifies in Governor Small’s trial at Waukegan Illinois that the governor turned over nine million dollars in packers notes when Miller took office. The St Paul police union votes to surrender its AFL charter July 1 and reorganize as St Paul Police Mutual Benefit Association. The railroad labor board in Chicago will soon cut pay for over a million workers. Miss Leah Miller of Los Angeles is killed when a car plunges 800 feet over a cliff in the San Bernardino mountains.
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FE. FE. Miller
Small
Waukegan
Miller
St. Paul (Minn
American Federation of Labor
St. Paul
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Washington
Leah Miller
Los Angeles
San Bernardino Mountains
U~penta
Musical entertainment at Baughman Grange Hall
A Wednesday night program on June 14 at 8 15 features the Spindlers and friends with vocal solos duets trios readings and a pantomime Cumulative acts include Margaret Ross Olive Fisher David Fletcher Nolt Sisters Mildred Bass Mrs Ray McAfee Mabel Mildred Perry Spindler Jennie Shammo Dorothy Shenk and Miss Fisher Admission 35 cents.
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Baughman Grange Hall
Spindlers
Margaret Ross
Miss Olive Fisher
David Fletcher
Mabel and Mildred Spindler
Nolt Sisters
Mildred Bass
Ray McAfee
Mabel
Mildred
Perry Spindler
John Kahler
Shifferly
Jennie Shammo
Will Brown
Dorothy Shenk
Fisher
Festival at Dalton Ice Cream and Cake Sale
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church will serve ice cream cake and more at the Town Hall lawn Saturday night June 10 1922. Enjoy the band concert and support a worthy cause with your patronage.
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Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Town Hall
Notable Collage of Disasters and Trials Across States
Brig Gen William Mitchell injured after horse fall near Milwaukeend. Hammond Stringer dies from motorcycle race injuries in South Bend. Snow wets central Wyoming with Cheyenne’s first June whiteout. Sam Barrett in Oskaloosa confesses to murder by razor. Alexander Legge elected Harvester president succeeding McCormick. Five injured as car skids into crowd at Decatur race. Irving H Grubb sustains skull fracture. Sidney osteopath Crusen beaten by masked mob. Constance Talmadge granted divorce from Pialogiou for mental cruelty. Chicago transit chiefs eye pay cuts after court lowers fares. Merger talks for $40 million Panhandle coal properties led by Bell. William Byrd shot by mob near Brentwood. Seventeen year locusts swarm Downers Grove. Seventh Day Adventists oppose Sunday blue laws at San Francisco. F Sullivan found dead in Henryetta. a reserve corps colonel.
Public notice clarifies business as lunch room and shop
The author corrects neighbors about the nature of his business stating it is a Lunch Room Confectionery and Cigar Store not a restaurant. He invites customers for lunch coffee and a full line of tobacco cigars candy and ice cream with various soda options and brick ice cream on order.
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Chas. Myers
Pleasant Valley Ice Cream Festival at School House
Ice cream festival at Pleasant Valley school house on Saturday night June 10 to benefit PV baseball club invites community to attend. Proceeds support the local baseball club and club members.
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Pleasant Valley School House
P. V
Democratic Candidate Will Seek Wayne County Auditor
E Heller of Wooster announces as a Democratic candidate for County Auditor in Wayne County subject to the August 8 1922 primary. He seeks support from Democratic voters in the county.
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Will, E. Heller
Wooster
Wayne County
Murphy Drives to 500 Mile Indy Victory for $85,000
Sporting Jimmy Murphy of Los Angeles wins the Indianapolis 500 driving a Miller Special to claim prizes totaling 85000 dollars.
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Jimmy Murphy
Los Angeles
Cal
Indianapolis
Rioting in Belfast deepens as fourteen killed and unrest spreads
Reports list fourteen dead in Belfast amid the day of violent clashes. London approves measures to subdue Ireland if the Free State plan fails. Notable events include divorce for Lady Du Cros and several international crisis updates.
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Belfast
London
Ireland
Free State
Lady du Cros
Ce Bir
Arthur du Cros
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