Band Concert Saturday Night Program
The program for the band concert next Saturday night includes marches by Skaggs Cyrus the Great and The Iron Count King selections Follow Me and Duet for Clarinets Nip and Tuck by Sargent Prof. Puegner and Melvin Thomas Waltz Souvenir de Baden Baden and The Air Mail by Bousquet. Oscar Puegner directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Count
King
Fulton
Sargent
Puegner
Melvin Thomas
Baden-Baden
Bousquet
Air Mail
Gazette Publishes Early For Fourth of July Holiday
Notice states the Gazette will publish a day earlier next week due to July 4th. Copy for change of advertisements must reach by Monday morning.
Pastry Sale by United Presbyterian Ladies
The ladies of the United Presbyterian Church will hold a pastry sale at Carl Lawrence's store on Saturday June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the United Presbyterian Church
Carl Lawrence
Class No 9 ME SS monthly meeting announced
The M E S S Class No 9 will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening July 2 at the home of Mrs. O H Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E.S.S
O. H. Johnson
Mrs Clyde Camp Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Clyde Camp entertained the M E Missionary Society with thirteen ladies. Mrs QO Johnson led devotionals and business. Indian mission schools were discussed and a box of clothing to southern Ohio mission school was planned. After a covered dish supper the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Camp
M. E. Missionary Society
QO. H. Johnson
Indian Mission Schools
Ohio
Dairy Calf Pig Poultry and Potato Clubs Meet
Thursday evening the Dairy Calf Pig Poultry and Potato clubs held their third regular meeting. Officers include President Harry Blosser Vice President and Secretary Harry Hannie and Treasurer Wm Blosser. Leaders are Paul Badertscher Russell Kurzen and Willard Wolf. Next meeting moves to Tuesday July 2.
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Harry Blosser
Harry Hannie
Wm. Blosser
Paul Badertscher
Russel Kurzen
Willard Wolf
Tragic Death of Three Year Old Mary Ressler
Mary Ressler age three daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ressler died early Wednesday at home near Dalton. She was the second youngest in a family of ten children. Funeral services were held Friday at 1 pm from the residence and 1:30 pm at Pleasant View church, with interment in Pleasant View cemetery. Ministers Rev I J Buchwalter and Rev Abram Good officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Joseph Ressler
Dalton
Pleasant View
Pleasant View Cemetery
I. J. Buchwalter
Abram Good
Funeral of Mrs. Ward Trumbull Attended by Local Residents
West Lebanon and surrounding families join the Cortland Ohio service for Mrs. Ward Trumbull, widow of the late John Heibner kin. She died from burns after a kitchen accident while reaching for a poker at breakfast. husband and daughter sustained burns trying to help. Rev. F. A. Lane officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bert Lehman
Ruby
Durant and
Shannon
West Lebanon
Reuben Steiner
Levi Heibner
Rebecca Berg
Levi R. Berg
Laura Amstutz
Grace
Lee
Ward Trumbull
Cortland
Ohio
Trumbull
John Heibner
Burns
Kidron Community Sale Sets Records Amid Rain
Heavy rain and Sunday showers affected plant lif e while Thursday sale eclipsed previous ones with receipts at 22 181 16 dollars. Livestock consignments included horses cattle calves hogs poultry and sheep. eighteen auctioneers sold briefly. Rev Adam Sommer and helpers ran a busy lunch counter selling ice cream and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonnenberg
Kidron
Adam Sommer
Death of Chr. A. Sommer at Sonnenberg Farm
Chr. A. Sommer dies at 2 p m Sunday after a long illness with dropsy on the Sonnenberg farm where he was born February 10, 1847. He dies at age 82 years 4 months 13 days and leaves a large family. He was a longtime farmer, respected neighbor and member of the Sonnenberg church. He married Mary Ann Amstutz on February 18, 1886. Survived by brothers Dan A and Rev A A, sister Judith Mumaw, Kate Arnold, and others. Funeral at Sonnenberg church Tuesday about 1:30 p m with gathering at 1 o'clock.
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Chr. A. Sommer
Sonnenberg
Abraham
Elizabeth Lehman
Sommer
Isaac
Mary Ann Amstutz
Dan A
Rev
A. A
Glendale
Calif
Judith
Henry Mumaw
Akron
Kate
Adam Arnold
Chippewa Lake
Sonnenberg Church
Local Social Roundup Chronicals Visitors and Departures
A sequence of visits and departures from Bluffton and nearby towns is noted. Charles Burkhart and Wm Stauffer are en route to Palm PA after a weekend stay. Several families from Bluffton Berne and Union City visit relatives in Berne and Lancaster area. Clayton Tschantz returns from Gault Aviation School in a Ford with a Buckeye friend after a 2700 mile trip. Nurses Della Springer and Florence Badertsch er depart to begin training in Newton KS and Bloomington IL. Mrs Dan Schneck suffers a severe facial abscess. (Continued on Page 8 Col 3)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burkhart
Bluffton College
Wm. Stauffer
Palm
Noah Zuercher
A. J. Neuensehwander
Clinton Habegger
Berne
Dan P. Welty
S. Clayton
Della
Amos) Springer
Bluffton
Newton
Kan
Newton Hospital
Springer
Salems
Florence Badertscher
Bloomington
Dan S. Schneck
Canton
Address by T C Humnsicker At Strasburg Picnic
T C Humnsicker cashier of First National Bank spoke for an hour and a half to five hundred men at the Pike township picnic grounds where the men’s classes of Strasburg’s three Protestant churches held their annual gathering. Over a hundred autos brought the crowd before a big dinner and games in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C. Humnsicker
First National Bank
Pike Township
Strasburg
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Guy Graber Thirty Ninth
A surprise party honored Mrs. Guy Graber on her thirty ninth birthday Tuesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson and son Tom Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Schreimer of Akron, Mr. and Mrs. E G Faber of Rittman, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Matter and son Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiscus and son Richard of Orrville, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Matter and family of Mt. Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Graber
Fourth of July Fireworks Ban Adopted by Dalton Village
Dalton Ohio village council adopts a fireworks ordinance banning sale before 6 pm July 3 and discharge before midnight July 4 within Dalton limits. Violations carry a $1 to $25 penalty. Mayor J. W. Erwin signs the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Wayne Co
Ohio
J. W. Erwin
Public Sale of Estate Items at Fosnight Home Ohio
Auction at the late John Fosnight home Burton City Ohio three miles east of Orrville and four north of Dalton begins 1 p m Saturday July 6 1929. Sale includes walnut tables chairs desks sewing machines rug set dishes and many antique articles with three months credit on sums over five dollars and cash under five dollars. Executors John Brenner H D Fosnight and H I Williams 39 2w.
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John Fosnight
Burton City
Orrville
Dalton
John Brenner
Audt
Pretty June Wedding Ties Ruby, Frey in Barberton Ceremony
Miss Mary Rudy daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Rudy and Russell Frey of Cuyahoga Falls wed Friday afternoon at the bride’s home with Rev Theodore Bucher officiating. The couple plans a east coast trip and will reside at 148 Talmadge, Cuyahoga Falls after July 10.
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Mary Rudy
G. M. Rudy
Russell Frey
Elimwood
Cuyahoga Falls
Oscar Frey
Allentown
Theodore Bucher
Bethany Reformed Church
Barberton
Nannette Compher
Kathryn
Mary Jane Motz
Maynard Weller
Dalton High School
Wooster College
Massillon City Hospital
Chamber of Commerce of
Lima High School
Ohio State University
Columbus
New York City
Atlantic City
Talmadgear
Nitrogen Fertilizer Demonstration on Local Wheat Field
The Dalton vocational department supervised a spring nitrogen trial on Orville Santmyer’s ten acre wheat field two miles southwest of Dalton. Half the field received nitrogen on March 28 while the other half did not. Local specialists call it one of Ohio’s best wheat fields and a clear demonstration for farmers to inspect beside the road.
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Orville Santmyer
Dalton
Ohio
Dalton Vocational Department
Gazette Ad Promote Longstanding Local Newspaper
The Gazette markets its 50 plus years of circulation as a trusted home institution in the territory. It emphasizes local coverage and sustained community presence.
Dalton Markets Price List for Grain and Produce
Dalton dealers quote prices for wheat No 1 one dollar ten per bushel corn eighty cents oats reg price one dollar five five cents butter per pound eggs per dozen twenty seven cents chickens old light twenty heavy twenty four twenty four heavy twenty three thirty three cents young light twenty four heavy thirty three cents
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Dalton
Inconsistency Provokes Crooks and Fools Alike
Quote notes disturbingly consistent reactions to dishonesty and folly. E W Howe cites crooks and fools as equally irked by perceived world wrongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Howe
Monthly
Card of Thanks for Loss of Daughter
Mr and Mrs Joe C Ressler and family thank friends for kindness and help during illness and death of their daughter and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Ressler
Community Benefit Festival in West Lebanon
Festival Saturday night in West Lebanon on July 6 1929 will offer chicken soup ice cream cake and soft drinks. Music by the West Lebanon band will accompany the event with proceeds for the Lutheran church.
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West Lebanon
The
Lutheran Church
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V.P.I
Skaggs
Cyrus.the Great
Oscar Puegner
C. A. Sommer
H. D. Fosnight
H. I. Williams
Berg’s Meat Market
J‘t
Goudy’s Furniture Store
Dalton, Ohio
Dalton Housewives
R. H. Camp
Dalton Markets
Suidius
Nablonat Bank
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