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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
1
Program lists Overture Scorpio Danube Waves Waltz Grand March Olympia Selika Mazurka Fox Trot Grab It Overture Idalia March The Bear Cat with Richards Eisenberg Ivanovici Barnard Logheder Alford Skaggs Hufine OSCAR PUDGNER director.
The incorporated Village of Dalton bans any shooting of fireworks or firecrackers before the evening of July 2. Penalty for violation. By order of Council, J. W. Erwin, Mayor.
Orrville looks to a town 4th of July with plans underway. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Weaver. Dance and Festival at East Greenville on Saturday night July 2. Band concert prior week postponed due to rain. Several local visits noted among Goshen and Alliance residents.
Word arrives of the death on June 17 1927 of Ray McBrier Fiscus seven son of Ray M Fiscus formerly of Dalton now Avalon Pennsylvania after a five month illness from blood infection linked to scarlet fever pneumonia and double mastoid operations He leaves his father and uncles Charles Fiscus of Buffalo and J W Fiscus of Pittsburgh Funeral services were held at 705 Hemlock Street Avalon and burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery Freedom
Benjamin F. Rose age 53 died June 12 1927 at his Benzie county Michigan home and was buried June 16 at St Pauls Evangelical Huntington Ind Rev Eisen. He married Eliza Zinsmaster March 17 1904 and lived on a Butler Ohio area farm eight years before moving to Michigan. Survived by wife five brothers and four sisters. Rose was active in church and Grange and had been in failing health ten years. Attending the funeral were Denmore Rose Eli Snyder and Walter Blackston.
The Epworth League of the Methodist church presents a festival on the Town Hall lawn Saturday night this week. Ice cream cake lunch and other refreshments will be served.
The Gazette will close for the day at noon every Thursday during June July and August.
Notice from F. O. Marty states the Lincoln Highway Feed Mill will be closed all day Saturday June 25 1927 due to founder being out of town.
Mrs. Rebecca Rothrock expresses gratitude to all who sent flowers and edible gifts and especially those who cared for her during a recent illness at Cyrus Bowers home.
For sale electric washer inquire C C Lowe Dalton O. Also cabbage plants 25c per 100 offered by Mrs A F Sauvain Dalton. Coal cook stove for sale call at home Willard Wolf Main Street Dalton. Property in West Main Street Dalton Ohio for sale inquire Sunshine Farm one mile west of Dalton. Edith C Stuck 38-3w lists Aster plants 3 doz 25c cabbage plants 5c per dozen tomato plants 3 doz 25c cauliflower plants 10c a dozen Snapdragon plants 3 doz 25c Mrs A Sauvain Bell phone 64F 3. 35 Roo ail
The funeral of Mrs. David Nolt, 58 years 6 months old, was held at Chapel church on Wednesday morning with Rev. Moody delivering the sermon. Nearby residents and visitors from Pennsylvania and Mahoning county attended and shared in the Sunday visits and services.
Sunday dinner guests at the Oscar Smith home included Esther Gerber and Effie Falk. Several callers visited the E. M. Shoup home early in the week, among them Ezra Brubaker and family Irvin Amstutz and Rev. Leichty Jacob Isely Jennie Malone and daughter Pearl. Marvin Hostettler spent Sunday with John Gerber. Frank Watson's house is completed and ready for occupancy.
On Tuesday evening a farewell social was held at Dan P. Welty’s to honor choir leader Clinton Springer before his departure for the west.
A license tag numbered 30 580 is missing. The finder should leave it at Saltzman’s filling station on Moscow Road at Camp’s station in Dalton.
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