Colts Kick Feathers Out Of Pigeons
Colts defeat Camp's Colts in a feathered clash with decisive play. The contest features two teams named Colts and Camp in a competitive matchup.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
1
Colts defeat Camp's Colts in a feathered clash with decisive play. The contest features two teams named Colts and Camp in a competitive matchup.
Dalton High teams swept a Friday night doubleheader at Smithville, winning 13 6 in girls play and 25 15 in boys, with Slusser Douglas and McDowell keying the girls attack and Kirchhofer Eckard Hunsicker Moser Roberts sparking the boys as Dalton extended its win streak.
Attendance at churches was light due to sleet and rain. A horse died from knotted intestines on the Peter Schneck farm. Renter changes include David Lehman moving to Reuben Lehman’s farm. Several residents are ill or aging, with updates on Mrs. Baumgartner, Mrs. Hofstetter, Libby Smith, and others. Newborn William James arrived at John Boegly’s in Orrville, and Mr. Hanni attended his father’s funeral in Berne Indiana.
Mary Rudy visited Dalton high school last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe presented an audience friendly program in the high school auditorium with solos monologues jokes and a magic act. The Five Mountaineers headlined the Lyceum. Two basketball victories boosted the team as Smithville games entertained fans. Mt Eaton games postponed due Ashland tournament March 6. Miss Mabel Bryan guest of Miss Stone over the weekend. Plans to attend Wayne county tournament at Wooster on March 14 and a Mt Union Wooster clash to crown the season champion.
Dalton Milling Co invites farmers to place spring fertilizer orders now and receive delivery when needed. The notice emphasizes prompt ordering and use during the season without specifying products or prices.
Dalton and Sugarcreek township schools host a community meet Friday April 17 in the new high school auditorium. Exhibits from all grades display student work with school booths. Best work advances to the county fair next fall. Afternoon features a spelling contest and evening a two‑group declamation contest with prizes from 3 to 0.50 dollars.
Dr. W. E. Purdy states he will perform office work at any time during the afternoon and evening from his old stand in Dalto, Ohio.
An old style drugstore ad promotes camphor eye wash and blends like hydras tis witch hazel in La voptik formula. It claims a small bottle aids tired eyes and offers a free aluminum eye cup from I M Wagner, Druggist.
We offer small quantities of wallpaper enough for a room at attractive prices. First come, first served. Dalton Furniture Store.
President Coolidge signs a bill to fund a Potomac memorial bridge costing about 15 million dollars. Senate confirms William B B Humphrey to the Federal Trade Commission and endorses Charles Beecher Warren for attorney general.
An exciting basketball game is set for Friday night March 6 at the high school gym. The Oscar Credits, a fast team of Canton ex-high school stars, will face Camp's Service with a lineup featuring Muts Stabler Red Van Almen Bob Roth Sonny Kistler Howie Lilber Geo Miller Chandy Miller Mynie Robmaon.
A summary of recent auction results with top price a Holstein cow at 100 dollars. Duroc pigs 13.25 per head. R I Red bullets 1.56. Shropshire ewes 20 dollars. Seed corn 6.40 per bushel. Total sale receipts 2169.60. Next sale set for Thursday March 19 with consignments due to S C Springer before March 9. It Pays To Advertise.
Public sale announced for March 17 at premises 234 miles south of Orrville. Auction includes livestock and farming implements. Conducted by 222 William Kohler.
President-elect Gerardo Machado will depart Havana on March 8 for the United States. Earthquake tremors in Seward Alaska caused chimneys to topple and water pipes to break, sending residents fleeing. The Seward end of the U S signal corps cable to Valdes was broken. a cigarette sales bill in Kansas nears passage. Idaho House narrowly fails to pass anti alien land bill. a withholding donor pledges 1 million dollars to the University of Chicago. five armed bank robbers flee with 55 thousand dollars and are wounded and captured in Indiana after a Millburg Michigan bank heist.
Listings announce sales on March 12 and 18 1925 at farms near Navarre Dalton and Bow oil. Summers on M A Boughman farm sells livestock and implements. Weaver administratrix sells estate assets including a 100 acre farm house outbuildings and various stock. Nussbaum on I J Buchwalter farm sells work horses cattle sows hay wheat and modern implements.
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