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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
1
The 11th Regiment Band will perform Saturday night at 8:30 directed by Prof. Oscar Puegner. The program features March Lackawanna Trail Melson ae Jarret Waltz Sweet Violets Blue Skaggs Lassus Trombone smear Fillmore Fantasia Rose d Amour Bleger and Glory of the Trumpets Brockenshire.
The Sugar Creek Township enumeration reports 681 pupils aged 5 to 17, up 20 from 1925. The group includes 332 boys and 349 girls, with distribution apportioned across districts.
For sale items include Vinegar barrels and late celery plants from Slusser's Grocery and Mumaw's Greenhouse. Cabbage and tomato plants from Mumaw's and Ad Schultz offers S C White Leghorn pullets. furniture in good condition sold by Arnold Furniture Co. home grown produce and National Biscuit cake rack. Locust posts and farm grains listed. J H Smith advertises high prices for chickens via Slusser's Grocery.
A blue wool sweater for a boy was found on Lost-Monday between Dalton and West Lebanon. Finder asked to notify or leave at the Dalton Gazette office.
We will sell no cheese at Kidron on Sunday. Order of Kidron Cheese Co.
June 21 notes heavy rains and crops promising with ripe strawberries cherries and peaches. Local illnesses include pleurisy pneumonia and rheumatism among Amstutz, Kirchhofer, Gerber, and Studer families plus hospital operations for Miss Stella Kirchhofer and Mrs Ollie Moser. A baby born to Harvey Springer. Rev. C N Amstutz attended a conference. reporter laments conditions.
The clipping reports the June 12 wedding of Miss Elsie Risden and Mr. Harry B. Snyder at the bride’s Ragland home. Florals included peonies and flesh roses. bridesmaids wore yellow and green georgette. Rev R C Stewart officiated. 48 guests attended. the couple resides at 2661 Sixth St Massillon Ohio after a trip to eastern cities.
County commissioners approve a project to improve the Kidron-Southern road from Kidron to the intercounty highway near Sugar Creek and Paint townships. Costs are split 55 percent by the county, 30 percent by Sugar Creek and Paint townships, and 15 percent by property owners. Objections and damage claims must be filed ahead of a July 5 hearing at 10 a.m. in the commissioners’ office.
The In corporated Village of Dalton prohibits any shooting of fireworks or firecrackers before the evening of July 3. Violators face penalties as imposed by council order signed by Mayor J. W. Erwin.
I express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness flowers delicacies and the Bible Class of the Presbyterian church for the fruit basket sent during my illness last weeks.
Class No 9 of the M. E. S. S and will meet Thursday evening June 24 with Mrs. W. A. Mumaw and Miss Leota Bernard.
The tentative budget for the year beginning Jan. 1, 1927, prepared for the Sugar Creek township Board of Education will be on file after June 26 for inspection by interested taxpayers at the clerk's office in Dalton, Ohio. A public hearing will be held at the board's usual meeting place on July 6 at 8 o'clock.
A P Sandles Democrat outlines his bid for Ohio governor. He cites past roles including Clerk of the Ohio Senate and Secretary of Agriculture, and lists farms, teaching, editing, and fraternal memberships. He proposes state gasoline price competition, notes Bryan Nebraska’s price cut, and favors public meetings with Gov Donahey. emphasizes the August primary.
An article extols lace curtains as modern window coverings that unify exterior facade while preserving privacy. It contrasts plain draperies with lace panels, describing filet lace flat panels with scalloped fringe, bedside nets, and marquisettes as stylish choices for living rooms and bedrooms, suitable for city streets and interior decor.
June Webster presents Noah Webster’s pronunciation aid to the Expo Association publicists to help pronounce the Sesqui Centennial Expo name. The event opens June 1 to mark the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Noah Webster endorses “Ses Kwah centénnial” with stress on the first syllable of Sesqui and the second of centennial.
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