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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
1
A readable program lists Laurens Foxtrot All Over Nothing At All and Overture The Sky Pilot, with Intermezzo and March selections. Conducted by Prof. Puegner, the program features the Sherman Overture and American Federation pieces.
Notice from Mayor T C Hunsickey bans shooting any fireworks or firecrackers within the Incorporated Village of Dalton before July 3 evening. Violations carry penalties as prescribed by local authority.
The annual enumeration of youths aged 5 to 18 for Sugarcreek tno for year ending May 26, 1923 shows 625 total, with 306 boys and 319 girls. In 1922 counts were 319 boys and 347 girls, total 666.
James M. Taggart of Dalton was ordered to Massillon state hospital for treatment by Judge Jones after the probate court investigated his condition. Wooster Record.
Eggs are cheap and can be preserved in water glass for a year. A northern Ohio merchant staged a rooster in a shop window drawing 65 grain of corn eaten per minute. Tired interiors prompt furniture rearrangement to refresh rooms. Sirloin and duck roast prices drop as war influence fades. Observers blame city housewives’ matinee habits for demand shifts. A scrub cow humorously crooks pockets. Confucius quotes apply to rot and craft. Plant lice resist sprays. nicotine sulfate recommended.
Two festivals in Ohio venues offer ice cream cake strawberries and more. East Greenville on Saturday June 30 and West Brookfield on Thursday June 28 raise funds for the M E church with food and drinks and lively community spirit.
Local notice advertises Co. R. McDowell General Hardware Pumps Sea Gras and related goods with a focus on hardware and equipment for general use. Contains promotional phrasing and partial product listings from a historical newspaper segment.
June 18 reports show Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Studer and daughter Mabel at the Steiner reunion in Bluffton. The Salem church C E social met at N G Fankhouser's eve. Mrs. Alvin B Sommer visited Ft Wayne relatives, joined by Estella Gerber and Martha Moser. Zuercher knee injury recurred. Hofstetter and Lengacher families toured Damascus. Austin Keiser to be ordained pastor in Pennsylvania and move into Levi Amstutz’s former house. Upcoming reunions set for July 31, August 2, and July 4. Kirchhofer and local store activities noted.
Announcements say Miss Margery E. Scott wed Mr. Adelbert M. Mooney of Akron on Friday June 15. Miss Scott is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Scott formerly of this place.
Glasco the dog catcher starts a countywide tag enforcement, targeting unregistered dogs in Wooster first then Wayne county. He warns owners will pay more to retrieve untagged dogs, reporting over 400 dogs handled this season and 22 unclaimed in the pound. Mrs. R I Platter suffers eye injury from a playful shoe-string incident. surgery in Wadsworth gives hope for recovery.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes signals relaxed liquor rules for retail druggists and hospitals. U S imports May 870 million dollars, exports 319 million, trade balance 51 million against the United States. Fredrick S. Thompson reappointed to shipping board. Lenin reports show improved condition. Lenin allowed to read papers but not official documents. Zimbabwe
Jury commission selects two hundred county jurors for the year with Sugar Creek township names listed including David Schneck Retta LeChot Minnie Dott Wertz Amos Moser William Cook Guy Rudy Valentine Gerber Charles Rudy J W Irvin Ola Mosson.
Five car loads of screened lump coal arrive for delivery at my yards this month. Orders invited by R. Vankirk.
Mrs. Margaret Gochnauer widow of John Gochnauer aged 78 died at her home southeast of Orrville at 6 p m Tuesday after months of illness with complications. Pioneer resident and respected citizen she leaves eight children including Mrs Carl Tieche New Castle Pa Mrs Harry Straits Ashland Mrs Oscar Gardner and Mrs Jeanette McDowell Orrville and sons William Amarlo Texas Samuel Thomas and George Orrville. Funeral was held last Friday.
The Dalton Gym Club grounds will be open for practice Thursday evening each week starting at 6 o'clock.
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