Night Band Concert Saturday Program Announced
The program lists Holmes March The Travelers Overture King Rose Foxtrot Dearest Tassus Trombone Fillmore Grand Medley Golden Nuggets Bonus Blues Frangkhiser Patrol Spirit of America Zamecnik March Gen Pershing Vandersloot PROF PUEGNER Director Barnard avis Akst to be performed Saturday night with band under director Puenger.
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King Rose
Foxtrot
Tassus
Fillmore
Annhouse
Frangkhiser
Douglas Moser Wedding Unites Sugar Creek Pair
On Saturday June 23 at United Presbyterian Parsonage Lee H Douglass and Edna C Moser were married by H Shear. Both families are prominent in Sugar Creek township and both spouses are teachers. They plan to live in Dalton in the groom’s father's house after a Niagara Falls trip. Douglass will teach 5th and 6th grades in Dalton schools next year.
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United Presbyterian Parsonage
Lee H. Douglass
Edna C. Moser
H. Shear
H. A. Douglass
John A. Moser
Sugar Creek Township
Dalton
Niagara Falls
Douglass
Dalton Public
Health Camp Opens For Underweight Children
Public health nurses in Wooster and Wayne County led by Dr. C D Barrett selected twenty five underweight children to live in an open air camp north of Shreve for several weeks. Rotary fostered camp awaits donations of food and supplies and visiting hours are Sunday 1 to 5 and Wednesday 3 to 5. The lineup includes Walter Clark Kathleen Thompson Sylvia McDougal Russell Shambaugh Helen Murphey Ralph McDougal and others from Wooster and surrounding towns.
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Wooster
Wayne County
C. D. Barrett
Shreve
Rotary Club
Wooster-Shreve
Farm Bureau
County Superintendent of Schools
Health
Downing Block
Solliday & Robison
Walter Clark
Katherine Thompson
Sylvia McDougal
Russell Shambaugh
Helen Murphey
Ralph McDougal
Frankline
Orrville
Nora Wade
Grace Williams
Dalton
Lois Williams
Dorothy Winger
Congress
Miley Witchey
Chippewa
Wooster Daily Record
Whitfield Captured in Detroit Police roundup ends nationwide hunt
John L. Whitfield, named as the alleged killer of Policeman Griffin in Cleveland, was arrested in Detroit after a nationwide manhunt that began May 11. He had been employed at a Detroit coal yard following his escape from Madison Minnesota police.
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John*l. Whitfield
Griffin
Cleveland
Detroit
Whitfield
Madison, Minn
Sunny June brings heavy crops and hot spell relief hoped
June heat runs up with a need for rain as oats head and hay may be plentiful this week. Cherries apricots peaches promise large yields while the Sommers from Ft Wayne attend a chattel sale in town. Salem church Kinder Day a success and local events, travel, and marriages noted.
Picnic Grounds Charge for Campers at Sugar Grove
Picnickers and Campers are informed that after expenditure on a fountain and shade for outings, a small fee will be charged for permission to camp. Entrance to grounds through the house gate only. no gravel for sale this year. D. Kirchhofer.
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Fountain &c
D. Kirchhofer
Brick Hauling Begins for Lincoln Highway Widening
The State Highway Department began hauling brick from this station for the Lincoln Highway widening project extending east to the county line and west three miles.
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State Highway Department
Lincoln Highway
World News Roundup Hits Labor Shortage and Proliferating Crises
A global digest reports a 600,000 labor shortage in the United States amid improving industry and agriculture. It notes Illinois state budgets, Navy expansion plans, tax receipts, presidential clemency, and a record pardons burst. It covers speed records, rail policy, university leadership shifts, heat‑driven mill closures, and other varied events worldwide.
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United States Employment Service
Washington
Rebels abandon Elegrete after bloodied battle, troops seize city
A Buenos Aires dispatch reports regular Brazilian troops captured Elegrete in a bloody clash with revolutionaries. The rebels left dead and wounded as the city fell under siege.
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Rio Grande Do Sul
Elegrete
Buenos Aires
Two Canton youths fined for hunting without license
Two Canton youths were fined $25 and costs in Mayor Hunsicker's court for hunting frogs and groundhogs without a license along Killbuck. A Bedford game warden arrested them. Licenses run a year from January 1 and cost $1.25. Scott's store in Dalton sells them.
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Canton
Hunsicker
Killbuck
Bedford
Jan. Isl
Dalton
Scott’s
James M Taggart Dies at 66 After Illness
James M Taggart, 66, died last Tuesday evening at Massillon hospital. He is survived by a brother Dr E E K D Taggart of Akron and two sisters Mrs Kate Sterling of Canton and Mrs James Buchanan of this place. Funeral was held at his West Main street residence, Rev H Ray Shear officiating. Interment in Dalton Cemetery. C L Arnold funeral director.
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James Taggart
Massillon
Eek D. Taggart
Akron
Kate Sterling
Canton
James Buchanan
West Main Street
H. Ray Shear
Dalton Cemetery
C. L. Arnold
Card of Thanks for James M. Taggart
The family thanks all who assisted during the bereavement and burial of James M. Taggart. Gratitude expressed for the quartet Rev Shear others and for the flowers and expressions of sympathy. THE FAMILY.
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James M. Taggart
Shear
Cow Testing Meeting at Center School House
County Agent Bachtell invites interested farmers to a State supervised tuberculin testing meeting at Center school house No 6 on Monday July 2 at 8 p m. He will explain procedures to meet state requirements.
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Center School House
No. 6
Bachtell
Gazette Prepares July 4 Press Schedule
The Gazette goes to press Tuesday next week due to the holiday. Patrons are asked to submit notices early Monday and note changes of advertisements on Saturday.
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The
Gazette
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