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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
1
A concert program lists Richards Overture Scorpio Eisenberg Danube Waves Waltz Ivanovici Grand March Olympia Barnard Seljika Mazurka Logheder Fox Trot Grab It Overture Idalia March The Bear Cat conducted by Oscar Puegner with selections including Bear Cat and Mazurka pieces.
The Epworth League of the Methodist church will hold a festival on the town hall lawn this Saturday night. Ice cream cake lunch and other delicacies will be served.
A community meeting is planned for June 19 at the West Lebanon M E church. The program includes opening and closing songs, recitations by Mildred Allan and others, and musical solos by Robert Spangler and Arline Allan. The general topic centers on Elements in Ideal Home Life with talks by Mary Allan Anna Snively and Raymond Geis. A prayer will be offered by Anna Snively and Reva Rodecker.
Ordinance 133 prohibits throwing placing or depositing paper straw grass weeds dirt refuse garbage wash water trash or rubbish on sidewalks streets alleys or public grounds in Dalton Ohio. Violators face up to ten dollars fine and the ordinance takes effect at the earliest legal opportunity. Passed June 14 1927 by Mayor J Werwin and Clerk Ernest F Scott.
Miss Vera Weaver of Salem visits a week. Dav Wyss birthday surprise. Rev. Jacob Haas and wife called. Peter C. and Peter A. Suter circulate from Pandora after Virginia trip. Amstutz and Soreiner return with sons from Harrisonburg. Miss Luella Geiser attended school in Virginia. Amos Badertscher reengaged to teach in Marion. Arden Moyer accompanies him to Pennsylvania. Mabel Niswander gives first living grandchild to Rev. and Mrs. Niswander of Pulaski. Mrs. Chr Zuercher returns from Jericho to Massillon. Ebrena Keiser undergoes intestinal growth removal. condition improved but weak.
Miss Sarah Brubaker of Pokeberry spent the past week in the E. M. Shoup home. Miss Esther Gerber was in the E M. Shoup home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Archinal and children from Dover visited. Mr. and Mrs. John Berrie and daughter Helen and husband from Applecreek also called. Mrs. Louise Merideth of Chicago visited Oscar Smith and daughter on Sunday.
A festival is scheduled in Stanwood on Wednesday night June 22 to benefit the Reformed church. Attendees can enjoy ice cream cake lunch and coffee with music by the Wilmot band. Berg's Department Store offers bathing suits for all sizes.
Clyde M. Tschantz principal of Smithville high school and former Dalton resident signs with Loor Independent Chautauquas. He will tour Illinois Iowa Missouri Indiana and Ohio with the Boyd Dramatic and Musical Company performing evening plays and afternoon sacred concerts starting July 5 in Princeton Illinois after three weeks of rehearsal. His wife Mrs. Tschantz plans an extended east trip with Bixler Tours of New Philadelphia.
Dalton boys captured first place with 780.7 points at the stock judging contest held at the Wooster experiment station among county vocational departments. Orran Hofstetter led the county with 272 points, followed by Ellis Buchwalter and Fred Locke, while Wooster and Shreve trailed. The event used four Duroc Jersey gilts four Jersey cows and four Aberdeen Angus breeding heifers.
In Columbus Ohio a class of about 1100 graduates is honored in the 50th annual commencement at the state fair coliseum due to space limits on campus. Glenn Earl Haney of Dalton will receive a Mechanical Engineering degree.
The Stark County Jurors Association holds its annual picnic on Saturday June 25 at North Canton Park Ohio. Dinner at noon features speakers Judge Charles Krichbaum Judge Agler Judge Edwin Diehl and Mrs Margret Allman of Canton. All former Stark County Petit and Grand Jurors are invited to bring well filled baskets.
A group of stenographers share how flowers from Mr Hopkins and his wife brighten a city office. They note the thoughtful gesture, the box of blooms, and desks adorned with marigolds and cornflowers, saying the gesture lifts spirits during a hot workday.
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station at Wooster announces Wheat Field Week on June 2 22 23 and 24. Visitors can view field experiments on soils and crops with emphasis on wheat and includes experiments with alfalfa sweet clover corn oats red clover soybeans and other crops. The program repeats each day for farmer convenience.
The article cites agronomists from the U S Department of Agriculture who urge killing weeds as key to corn. It notes Sam in a quip about choosing the right foot forward. C J West predicts higher corn prices in 1927. Ohio livestock judges are invited for a two day postgraduate course on sheep and dairy cattle judging in Columbus June 22 23. The Swift quote about doctors caps the piece.
For Sale offers include Sunny Suds electric washer in Dalton. C C Lowe is the contact. Cabbage plants and other garden stock offered by Mrs A F Sauvain with Bell 64 F 3.36. Also coal cook stove and various household goods for sale in Dalton. Plant and equipment ads list multiple items including an upright plane a 3 burner stove and a floor lamp. Hoff man Bros Electricians Orrville Ohio advertise used electrical equipment for sale. J4-4. The Homan property two acres for sale near Barberton via George Gott walt Lloyd St.
Tree spraying and barn whitewashing completed reasonably by Vocational Dept. Spraying Co. Contact Orrin Hofstetter in Kidron at phone 14-11 for services.
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