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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

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Farmer Kills Himself With Shotgun Near Overton

William Crater a 67 year old bachelor from Armstrong Station northwest of Wooster killed himself Friday evening at 7 30 at his brother Charles Crater s home near Overton. He had been in ill health for months and suffered a nervous breakdown unable to work on his farms. He and his brother had visited the barn then he returned to the house secured a shotgun and died shortly after with a fatal stomach wound.

William Crater Armstrong Station Wooster Charles Crater Overton Mr. Crater

Lightning Fatality Claims 13-Year-Old Near Lattasburg

Omar R. Shaum, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaum, was killed Friday evening near Lattasburg when lightning struck a chestnut tree and a connecting wire to a church cemetery shed. He and a younger brother sheltered there. the elder was struck on the head, hair singed, while the sibling was unharmed.

Omar R. Shaum Henry Shaum Lattasburg

Children’s Day Exercises at M. E. Church

Children’s day exercises will be held at the M. E. church Sunday evening June 18 at 7 30. The public is invited.

M. E

Class Holds Picnic for M E Sunday School

Class No. 9 of the M. E. Sunday school enjoyed an afternoon outing at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kurzen near Green Oak school house. Twenty eight members attended with a picnic supper of straw berries and cream. Mrs. Dr. Geo. Wenger and Mrs. Chas. Ressler of Massillon were among out of town guests.

M. E R. J. Kurzen Green Oak Haverstock Geo. Wenger Chas. Ressler Massillon

Couple Weds in Wooster Parsonage ceremony

Miss Clara M. Saal of Wooster and Harvey B. Sweigart of Massillon married Saturday night at 10 oclock by Rev. F. S. Zaugg in the reformed parsonage at Wooster. Miss Saal is daughter of Mrs. Leonard Saal. Sweigart a stock dealer and well known here. They will live near Massillon.

Clara M. Saal Wooster Harvey B. Sweigart Massillon F. S. Zaugg Miss Saal Leonard Saal Sweigart

Dalton Milk Supply Arranged On Ice by Local Vendors

Citizens are informed that a supply of milk will be kept on ice for public convenience through an arrangement with Wagner & Limpach. The notice appears in a local Dalton edition with a general advisory tone.

Dalton Wagner & Limpach

Indiana cats arriving at Sonnenberg warehouse this week

A car load of Indiana cats will arrive at the Sonnenberg warehouse in the latter part of this week. Hand in your orders.

Sonnenberg

Democratic Candidate Will Heller Seeks Wayne County Auditor

E Heller of Wooster announces candidacy for Wayne County Auditor subject to Democratic primaries on August 8 1922.

Will E. Heller Wooster Wayne County

Sonnenberg Items June 12 comprises weather and community notes

Good growing weather with heavy rain. Friday’s storm disrupted seven lines and later two more burned out. Mil ler of Geneva Indiana bedbound with lumbago and Bright’s disease. a daughter born to Simon Hofstetter. Barn work on Amos Springer’s barn begins. Rev. Menno Lehman of Wadsworth to preach on Divine Healing at Salem church next Sunday. Kidron Auction to move to the 4th Thursday monthly. next sale July 22. John Aeberhardt from Berne Switzerland arrives to farm, after brief Paris and New York stops. Local travels include Mr and Mrs Aaron Lehman to Fulton and Williams counties. visits by several families. Hiram Sommer returns from Hiram College to work as summer streetcar conductor, plans to reenter college in fall. Monroe, son of Fred Radertscher, leaves for Kansas harvests. David Bixler back from Berne Pandora Bluffton trip. Radcliffe Chautauqua opens with six sessions June 17. tickets urged.

Amos Springer Menno Lehman Wadsworth Salem Church Jessie Schmucker Lehman Schmucker John Aeberhardt Berne Switzerland Menno Zuerchers Althore Paris New York John Fahrney Aaron Lehman Fulton Williams Counties Henry Eshleman Amos Walter Mary Basinger Delvin Stella Kirchhofer Portage Co Joel Lehman Hiram Sommer Hiram College Monroe Fred Radertscher Sunflower State Kansas David Bixler Ind Pandora Bluffton Radcliffe

Local Vendor Faces Drive-By Publicity Claims

A town resident allegedly used a car on second gear for a week before realizing a local advertising outlet harmed his business. The man claims aggressive publicity tactics affected his earnings and caused physical strain, while he shifts to a cautious, low profile approach.

Mears

Dalton Band Concert Scheduled Next Saturday at 7:45

The 11th Regiment Band presents a weekly program on Dalton campus with pieces by Miller Kalmar and others. The concert starts at 7 45 PM instead of the usual time due to the Chautauqua event. Prof Oscar Puegner directs the ensemble.

11Th Regiment Dalton

Twenty-Fifth Anniversary at Second United Presbyterian

The Second United Presbyterian church of Cleveland marks 25 years of Rev W H Hubbell in the ministry and 10 years since the church building dedication on Sunday June 18 A full day program is planned Rev H A Kelsey D D of Muskingum College will speak and O W Hauenstein will represent Dalton U P church noting Hubbells first pastorate It will be a homecoming for former members and friends of the church.

Second United Presbyterian Church Cleveland W. H. Hubbell H. A. Kelsey D. D Muskingum College O. W. Hauenstein Dalton U. P Hubbell Second Church

Wayne County Teachers Institute Heads to Wooster

The Wayne county teachers institute will convene at Wooster High School from August 28 to September 1. Three noted instructors will lead sessions: Hon. Frank P. Graves state school commissioner of New York Vernon Reigel state school director of Ohio and Prof. R A Chubb Mansfield music instructor.

Wayne County Teachers’ Institute Wooster High School Frank P. Graves New York Vernon Reigel Ohio R. A. Chubb Mansfield

Bible Class Members Urged to Attend Photo Session

Members of the Men's Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday School are requested to be present next Sunday morning. A photograph of the class will be taken and a full turnout of members is desired.

Methodist Sunday School

Tourist Rest Camp Opens on Lincoln Highway by Mr Gable

Tourist Rest Camp owner F. P. Gable has bought the Zechar property east of Wertz Heights on the Lincoln Highway. He offers space for camping and will provide cooking utensils and provisions at reasonable prices for auto tourists.

F. P. Gable Zechar Wertz Heights Lincoln Highway Gable

Marriage Licenses and Notable National News Mix

The notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names and hometowns including Theron F. Wilson Leingsburg Michigan and Blanche L. Fluhart Fredericksburg along with several other couples. The accompanying items summarize shortages of wheat at month end, Hoover foodstuffs division statement, McCumber bonus bill passage, Navy and Interior oil reserves approval, German wartime secrets to U S officers, coal strike end forecasts, soldier bonus cost estimates, White House reception for disabled veterans, a brigadier general nomination, a Polish building collapse tragedy, tariff debates, anti-trust labor cases, a murder trial update, a grisly unidentified body discovery, asset bid by Durant Motor, strike opposition comments, wage-cut appeals, a drowning death in Hillsboro, deportation roundup, and Trammell nomination results.

Heat deaths and disasters headline a plagued week

Two deaths and five heat prostrations, including two women shopkeepers, are reported as the Chicago heat wave continues. Missoula Montana suffers thousands of dollars in damage from rain and a cyclonic storm.

Chicago Missoula, Mont

Notable Figures Die Across Cities In Recent Obituaries

Obituaries record the deaths of James C. Dunn, Chicago contractor and Cleveland club president, at his Chicago residence. Guy Barham, Los Angeles publisher, at a London nursing home. and Mrs. Lilian Russell Moore funeral in Pittsburgh. Other items note marriages, court actions, political events, and international dispatches from Berlin, Rome, London, and Tokyo.

James C. Dunn Cleveland American League Baseball Club Chicago Guy Barham Los Angeles Cal Manchester London Lilian Russell Moore Pittsburgh, Pa

Lenin Suffers Stroke, Report Says

Reports indicate the individual described as Lenin is experiencing a stroke akin to a prior incident. Medical updates and official statements are awaited to confirm the condition and prognosis.

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