Kidron Celebration Draws Huge Rural Auction Crowd
Kidron’s annual auction day drew estimated crowds of 8 000 to 10 000. Col C Springer sold 101 calves in 16 minutes to beat the world mark. Gov George White and Welfare Director McSweeney attended and bought goats and calves. The event featured vendors, bands, a Ford V 8 draw won by C F Carling, and total sales of 9719 78 with 328 calves and 687 hogs cataloged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidron
Col. C. Springer
George White
John McSweeney
Gov. White
Col
S. C. Springer
Wm. Pickrel
Canal Fulton
Clyde Tschantz
Wooster High School
Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Florida
Virginia
Tennessee
Blair Nunamaker
Sommer & Gerber I. G. A
Mr. Springer
Earl
Col. Johnson and Smith
Decatur
Ind
Gartin
C Greensburg
Walter Andrews
Wilmot
C. P. Miller
Orrville
Bert Hammond
Copley
Y P C U Convention Hosts Inspiring Address at Wooster
Rev R S Bob Tuck of Wooster delivered an inspiring talk at the Young People's Christian Union convention in United Presbyterian church. More than 100 delegates from Wooster Fredericksburg Canton North Canton Reedurban and Dalton attended. The Dalton Ladies Chorus performed three numbers during the program and a banquet served by the ladies aid followed at 6 30 p m. Kenneth E Miller showed Lakeside moving pictures. Savanah society won the attendance banner with Rev J Hildebrand of Canton leading officer installations: President Richard Swanson Vice President Helen E Neale Secretary Young Peoples Work Rev A McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S
Bob) Tuck
Christian Church At
Wooster
Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
Fredericksburg
Canton
North Canton
Reedurban
Dalton
Ladies Aid
A. M. Neale
Lakeside
Kenneth E. Miller
Savanah Society
J. Hildebrand
Richard Swanson
Helen E. Neale
Sec. of
Young Peoples Work
A. McAllister
Burial of Robert C Schroth Jr in Wooster
Robert C Schroth Jr 25 son of R C Schroth and Carrie Schroth former Wooster and Dalton residents was killed in a New York City auto crash on Thursday Relatives learned of the death Funeral services were held Saturday at Wooster cemetery Interment followed Relatives and friends from Wooster attended the funeral including Miss Blanche Palmer D E Wertz Mrs Ida Schultz Mrs Ad Schultz and H H Cully
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Robert C. Schroth, Jr
R. C. Schroth
Carrie Harrold Schroth
Wooster and
Dalton
New York City
Emma Harold
Ed. S. Wertz
Wooster
Robert E.cmkenzie
Canton
Wooster Cemetery
Blanche Palmer
D. E. Wertz
Ida Schultz
Ad. Schultz
H. H. Cully
Wind and rain storm damages Dalton area crops and trees
A heavy rain and wind storm swept through the community last Friday around 4 30 PM causing damage in several locations. South of Dalton near Mt Eaton the wind blew down silos and uprooted trees. In Dalton fruit and shade trees were broken and an electric light pole toppled in the west end of town.
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Dalton
Mt. Eaton
Grange Festival Tonight with Local Social Notes
June 28 edition lists community happenings including Harry Schwartz laid up with muscular rheumatism and visits by Ak ron residents Harry and Herman Myers. Mentions teaching music by Prof. Victor Gerber, Dalton visitors, and various Sunday excursions around Nelson Ledges Mohican River and Akron areas. Also notes injuries, bass catch, and multiple family visits across surrounding towns.
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Grange
Harry Schwartz
Barn Wrecked as Cyclone Storm Kills Man Near Burton City
A cyclone like wind path a mile north of Burton City wrecked a Hahn farm barn killing Peter Hahn. Ralph Jackson the hired man was severely injured and seven cows plus two horses died or were fatally injured. Nearby No 9 school roof was ripped off and trees uprooted.
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Burton City
Hahn
Peter Hahn
Orrville
William Hahn
Ralph Jackson
No. 9
Snavely
Fireworks Visit and Car Crash Report in Akron Area
Fireworks celebrations by Mr and Mrs Dean Leisy of Akron with Mr and Mrs Martin Tyrrell and Miss Mary Ellen Tyrrell on a weekend visit. A car accident south of town Tuesday evening left Dale Miller with a fractured arm and Charles Plance with two broken ribs. they received medical aid from Dr Keirn. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs William Craig a son weighing over 9 pounds at Columbus hospital. Mrs Craig formerly Evelyn Camp. Weekend guests included Mayor Geo Berg and Mrs Berg with Michael Prevender of Chicago and local residents, plus Miss Mary Holley of Akron and others from Powhatan Point.
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Dean Leisy
Akron
Martin Tyrrell
Mary Ellen Tyrrell
Leisys
Dale Miller
Charles Plance
Dr. Keirn
William Craig
Columbus
Horsts and Showalters Visit as Rain Dampens Po keberry Weekend
Local families from Columbiana and Mahoning County visited Pottery region homes over the weekend. A heavy rainstorm Friday evening disrupted plans while several households reported Sunday gatherings and small family news including a birth and a few recoveries.
Mayor Berg Involved in West Brookfield Auto Accident
Mayor George A. Berg of this place was in an accident Thursday afternoon while returning from a burial in Dalton with his wife and mother. A coaster wagon driven by Junior Stanford darted into the street and the mayor’s car struck it, injuring the boy who fractured a leg above the knee. The boy was treated at Massillon City hospital and recovered well. police cleared the mayor of blame.
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George A. Berg
Louis Berg
Stanwood
Aleck Shanklin
Dalton
West Brookfield
Junior Stanford
Alpheus Stanford
Berg
Massillon City Hospital
Century of Progress Special Section Offer
A promotional note announces a free World’s Fair Souvenir Edition with next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner. The offer includes a Beautiful Special Section devoted to the 1934 Century of Progress and invites readers to collect the complete set.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Free talking picture show postponed to Friday night
Storm delays free moving picture show in Dalton rescheduled for Friday night June 29. Come and see a good show free.
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Dalton
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Adrian Amstutz
McDowell
Y. P. C. U. Convention
Woolster
D. H. Parsons
Paul Smith
Cleveland
Harry and
Herman Myers
Mrs. T. O. Myers
Victor Gerber
Sugar Creek
L. Belle Fletcher
Minnie Slusser
Guy Rudy
Chas. Kruschenske
Nelson Ledges
W. {. McBane
Janet
Salineville
William McIntosh
David Hartman
Victor Houghton
Mohican River
Loudonville
Jacob Rannels
Harry Wenger
Clyde Wenger
Charles Clark
Charles Thompkins
Cambridge
Charles Kruschenske
Jotham Rees
Paul Schagane
Flint
Mich
Dorothy Venable
Beverly Ann
William Fairless
Bowdil
Baker’s Service Station
West End of Town
Pokeberry
Ida Horst
Harry Showalter
Columbiana
Adam Wenger
Mahoning Co
J. R. Martin
Gabriel Heatwole
Enos Witmer
Bent
Levi Lehman
Cora Lehman
Fanny Amstutz
Levi Johnston
Osee Krug
J. E. Weaver
Roy Horst
H. H. Buchwalter
Emma Horst
Jonas Eberly
Harry Landis
Vada Wenger
Elmer Martin
March
North
Nip
Prof
Puegner
Mathie
Brotckenshire
Jewell Bendix
Si Haskins
Spirit of
Barnard
Oscar Puegner
SWIFT
Hamburger
Simon Bros
Oarville
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