School Notes From Dalton High Highlight Baseball Loss And Calendar Events
Mr. Keiser led chapel with II Timothy 2 and offered practical advice for school and life. Visitors from Cambridge, Ohio joined Miss Mary Stone. Dalton’s baseball team lost 6-4 to Smithville at West Salem in the sectional tourney. Le roy Moser pitched superbly. West Salem, Chester, Orrville and Creston advance to the Wayne county finals at Severance Stadium. Spaulding trophy to the winner. Jack Mentzer of Wooster visited. seniors calendar lists May 8 banquet, May 15 class play, May 17 baccalaureate, May 21 commencement.
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Keiser
F. M. Stone
Harriett
Margaret Stone
Charles Clagett
Cambridge
Ohio
Mary Stone
West Salem
Smithville
Leroy Moser
Chester
Orrville
Creston
Wayne County
Severance Stadium
Spaulding
Jack Mentzer
Wooster
Swigart
Dalton
Mother's Day Service Planned at M. E. Church
Mother's Day observance set for Sunday May 10 1925 at 9 30 AM in the M. E. church with a committee arranged program. Honor living mothers and remember departed ones by attending the service.
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M. E
Parker Duofold Pens on sale at Scott's
Advertising copy promotes Parker Duofold Fountain Pens and Pencils priced from 1.00 to 8.50 available at Scott's. The notice targets graduates or shoppers seeking commencement gifts with a focus on prestige branding and affordable range.
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Parker
Scott's
Dalton High presents The Little Clodhopper play
The Senior Class of Dalton High School will stage The Little Clodhopper Friday evening May 15 1925 at the high school auditorium. Admission 25 and 35 cents with 750 seats reserved. Everybody come.
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Dalton High School
Clodhopper
Mother's Day Cards Available at Wagner's Drug Store
Wagner's drug store advertises Mother's Day cards for sale with a selection aimed at commemorating the holiday and gifting needs for shoppers.
Farmer Amos Burkholder Dies in Train Collision Near Smithville
Amos Burkholder a 60 year old Wayne county farmer living near Smithville was killed when his car was struck by a passenger train at the Weilersville crossing. He had waited for a freight train then drove into the passenger train’s path on the way to a funeral. He is survived by his widow and four children. Funeral was held Tuesday morning.
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Amos Burkholder
Wayne County
Smithville
Pennsylvania
Weilersville Crossing
Burkholder
Change of Date for Kidron Auction Postponed to May 20
Notice stating the next Kidron auction is rescheduled to Wednesday May 20 due to Ascension Day. All consignments must be listed with the undersigned before May 11. S C Sprunger manager.
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S.C. Sprunger
Mgr
Irene Zaugg Appointed Administratrix of Earl O. Zaugg Estate
Irene Zaugg has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Earl O. Zaugg late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles C. Jones Probate Judge of Wayne County Ohio. 30-3w.
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Irene Zaugg
Earl O. Zaugg
Wayne County
Ohio
Charles C. Jones
Flexyde base ball advertised at Scott's store
An 18 inning ball with cork and rubber center, waterproof cover, regulation size and weight is offered for sale at Scott's for one dollar.
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Scott’s. Cork and Rubber Center
May 4 notes on rain crops and community updates
The item surveys recent rain moisture boosting pastures and hay fields with fruit promising. It records church services, missionary giving, hospital progress of Mrs. Baumgartner, and oblique notices including the death of Noah D. Moser in Salem, Ore. It also notes teaching staff histories in Tacoma and Tenino and a local seed corn listing.
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Ed. Miller
Holmes Co
Peter Schneck
Kenmore
Clarence Hoffman
Nash Zuercher
Mary Sprunger
Pandora
Notable Federal Appointments and War Era Updates
Ethelbert Stewart of Illinois reappointed as commissioner of labor statistics in the Department of Labor in Washington. President Coolidge’s cabinet members report encouraging features of the current business situation. Fort Peck Indians to receive 1,796,849 for Montana reservation lands. Army ordnance planning to test four new anti aircraft gun models. John G. Sargent preaches at Daughters of the American Revolution convention in Washington on obedience and prohibition. Daughters vote to erect a 2,000,000 auditorium in Washington. Army to stage nationwide Mother’s Day expression of gratitude for mothers of soldiers. Brig. Gen. Mitchell becomes colonel. Col. Fechet assumes general’s rank. Von Hindenburg’s election seen without alarm in Washington. Red Cross announces a nationwide water safety campaign to reduce drownings. Transcontinental airmail time shortened to 28 hours 50 minutes by postmaster general. Government trial flight on first transport plane at Santa Monica reaches 120 mph. Nancy Jordan Clarke located in Kansas City hospital after disappearance. a daughter born. Loot totaling about 1,000 taken from safes in Westphalia Oregon and Barber Idaho post offices. Inter-racial commission notes newspapers curb lynchings 70 percent in three years. Five construction workers killed in a Westmoreland Coal mine explosion. Dry navy off Atlantic City reports one wounded ram runner, one boat sunk, two trucks captured with 187 cases of Scotch whisky. A. Sanderson of Chicago dies in Washington at 75. Elmer McDowell, northeast Iowa wolf killer, bags 14 wolves. total 17 1/2 wolves in two counties. Rear Admiral Coorts and Major General Hines call off U S Pacific war game. Blues fail as fleet captures Hawaii islands in a Honolulu dispatch.
Structural I row workers accept hourly scale in Chicago June first
Reports show Chicago structural iron workers agreeing to a wage scale of $1.87 per hour effective June 1. The announcement appears amid broader financial and crime news, including Bank of England credits in the U.S. and several local incidents.
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Chicago
Unstable Global News Mix From Ottawa to London
A jumble of early 20th century dispatches reports Rasmussen Uchida proposing a Eskimo reservation in Canada, arrests in a Communist plot, priests sentenced in Odessa, a Cuban ambassador appointment, Irish labor leader jailed, and Churchill plans to return Britain to the gold standard.
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London
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Moscow School Board Re elects John G Kurzen for 1925 6
At a regular Board meeting John G Kurzen was reelected as a teacher for the 1925 6 school year. Miss Delpha Sprunger is assigned to No 8 and Vernon J Sprunger to No 10. Two township vacancies remain Pleasant Valley and Boone's. Enumerators appointed for sub districts include H S Eckard Sugar Grove Orville Santmyer Dalton W H Scott Green Oak J R Gregory Moscow C A Brenneman Center Milo W Miller Pleasant Valley C C Nussbaum Shilling's P M Simon Boone's W I Gerber Sonnenberg D A Schneck Kidron J C Hofstetter.
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John G. Kurzen
Moscow
Delpha Sprunger
Vernon J. Sprunger
Pleasant Valley
Boone's
Sugar Grove
H. S. Eckard
Silver Hill
Orville
Music Lessons and Miscellany in Orrville
Piano and organ lessons offered at Lillie E. Danner home near Orrville Ohio. Also listed are Mother’s Day cards at Wagner’s drug store and assorted regional dispatch notes about international events and figures.
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Lincoln Highway
Lillie E. Danner
Orrville
Ohio
R. D
For Sale and Rent Notices From Dalton Ohio Area
Classified items list used farm equipment including a lawn mower repair service by H H Weimer Walton Ohio and various land rental and sale notices. John D Owen Wadsworth handles farm land near Dalton with 15 acres and 25 acres pasture while Wm Snurr Dalton offers corn in 35 baskets. Riders seek chickens and farm gear including Oliver plow and gang.
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Dalton
Snively
John D. Owen
Wadsworth
Ohio
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Frank Steiner
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R. H. Camp
E. E. Budd’s
West
Lebanon, Ohio
Elia D. Trott
Bigler
Chiropractic and
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W. H. Scott
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