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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
1
The 11th Regiment Band performs Saturday night at 8 30 directed by Prof. Oscar Puegner. Readiness and program details accompany the event tonight.
June 7 notes report Noah C. Sommer returning from Wooster hospital with a fractured ankle, while Melvin Kirchhofer and several locals are recuperating or traveling. Mentions operations on Ethel Kirchhofer and Badertschers children, Bluffton college graduates, and community sales figures with next sale set for June 17. Also lists visitors, marriages, and a 77 year old revival figure visiting relatives.
Massillon grocer Leo A. Friedrich, 47, shot himself twice in his store Tuesday morning. Family says illness weighed on him. Catherine Walters of 307 Houston street was ordered from the store as Friedrich fired the weapons. Clarence Friedrich found his father dead. survived by widow and one son.
A festival will be held at the school house in East Greenville on Saturday night June 12 to benefit the M. E. church. Proceeds go to the church program and community needs.
A rally of all the young people's societies in Mansfield Presbytery will be held at the Dalton United Presbyterian Church on June 18 from 2 to 9 p.m. A picnic supper will be served on the school campus. Dr. Kelsey, a well known divide of the U P denomination, will give the principal address during the meeting.
John W. Erwin mayor of Dalton Ohio issues notice to all owners lessees and agents to cut and destroy Canada Russian common thistles dock wild mustard and wild lettuce along sidewalks and by paths within the village. If not done by owners authorities will remove them at expense charged to land and collected with other taxes. Dated June 2 1928.
A brief advertising notice offers lump coal from New Philadelphia yards by R. Vankirk. The message urges customers to supply their coal needs now.
The Board of Education of Tuscarawas township Stark county Ohio will visit school buildings to assess repairs on Tuesday June 15 1926 at 8 a m starting at Sixteen school house. Bidders may accompany the board as required by order of the board John Brenner President Geo W Wampler Clerk.
Dr John F Campbell 51 prominent Massillon physician shot himself in his home Saturday afternoon after a two year illness. Coroner says he lunch with family at noon then retrieved a pistol on the second floor. Three shots struck the left chest with one piercing the heart. Survived by widow Anna Campbell son Gordon and daughter Helen, all listed at home.
A Rooster Supper will be held at the Presbyterian church basement on Thursday evening June 17. Menu includes chicken mashed potatoes hot biscuit gravy buttered beans pickle relish bread buttered dell pie and coffee. Tickets priced at 50 cents.
The Phi Beta Pi Girls Club of West Lebanon will hold a festival in West Lebanon on Wednesday night June 16. Music provided by the local West Lebanon band.
For Sale Good barn frame 26x15 ft. $15 if sold at once. Earl Locke Dalton. For Sale Ohio Accredited Best Yet Chicks Bluffton Hatchery Co Bluffton Ohio Allen County’s biggest hatchery. Home grown cabbage tomato cauliflower plants special prices on large amounts. Also National Biscuit cake rack. B F Harper. For Sale Kerogas 4-burner Oil Cook Stove in first class condition. Mrs Bertha Scott care C C Moser Rt. 3 Dalton. WANTED Chickens highest market price. Bring chickens any morning except Wednesday or Saturday. R H Camp Dalton. Owing to demand still paying highest prices call Slusser’s Grocery price J H Smith.
Notice states Edwin Harper will perform general repair work on Ford cars. Drop off or bring your car to his location at Route 4, Dalton, Ohio.
A conversational piece contrasts extravagant and economical women and argues for balanced living. It urges one good outfit and selective indulgence to enjoy fashion without financial worry, claiming one can feel at home in luxury and still economize elsewhere.
A replica of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, crafted by a hotel chef, promotes the Sesqui Centennial International Exposition opening June 1 and running to December 1 to mark the 150th anniversary of American Independence. The centerpiece sits on a table near the hotel dining room entrance.
A growing mushroom pressed into a joint of a concrete walk in Nantucket causing the pavement to crack.
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