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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
1
The seniors led a farewell chapel with a notable program. Tickets for the May 15 class play are selling fast. Miss Mary Stone visited Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rudy. A grade-school picnic is planned for May 22 as final exams approach and the school year ends.
Dalton defeats Doylestown 7 to 6 after timely hitting and aggressive base running. Cully started for Dalton, Leroy Moser replaced him and allowed only two runs. Parker hit a home run for Doylestown driving in two runs while Roberts handled 11 chances cleanly. Ivan Moser Eckard and Hunsicker shone with hits and key plays.
Simple buckthorn bark magnesium sulphate glycerine and Adlerika mixed to relieve gas on the stomach. The pleasant quick action is noted and Adlerika is described as an excellent intestinal evacant, often relieving constipation in one hour without gripes. Ivan M. Wagner. Adv.
Various listings across Dalton Ohio include farm tools and animals for sale such as a three horse evener, double disc, Oliver plows, and hens, plus lawn mowers and homemade apple butter. Rent opportunities offer about twenty five acres of bottom pasture four miles southeast of Dalton.
Rain delayed corn planting as May 11 brought ground soaking wet and fieldwork paused. Mrs Dan P Sommer traveled to Cleveland for a medical visit but faced an emergency operation today. Other local notes include hospital progress for Mrs Albert Baumgartner, church attendance by Peter J Amstutz and family, and a planned marriage of Isaac Nussbaum to Verena Steiner announced from Sonnenberg church.
A Pokeberry sale for Mrs Hettie Wilson drew many locals. Burton City and Pokeberry played a tied ball game 11 to 11 with sportsmanship praised. Visits included Mr and Mrs Morris Hershey with Canton friends and Mrs Ira Horst at the Hershey home.
Fertilizer in stock at a Dalton warehouse. contact John R. Gregory. The Chas Myers Restaurant installed a Frigidaire ice cream machine for ready service. Free Foot Comfort Demonstration on Tuesday May 12 by a Dr Scholl trained expert. Residents mourn Berg's Department Store and Peter Leichty's death after blood poisoning from an injury. Mrs Harriet Hall of Orrville dies. survivors listed. Mrs Mary Musser Ault of Orrville dies from injuries in Willard. funeral and travel plans noted.
A car of New Philadelphia lump coal just in at my yard and another car of New Philadelphia Egg Coal arriving last of the week. From R Vankirk.
Dalton gun club held a social shoot on Saturday May 9 featuring a 50 target event with ham prizes for the top three and 50 shells for the low gun. C R McDowell led with 49 of 50, followed by Gerber 40 Scott 45 Locke 40 Graber 43 Blosser 39 Brown 42 Wilford 30 Camp 41 Sword 27. Six 5 target ties were settled by miss and out with scores including Sword 27x30 Gerber 20x30 Brown 16x20 Scott 28x30 Graber 8x10 McDowell 28x30 Kerstetter 7x10.
Combination sale Wednesday May 20 1925 at 12 oclock noon featuring an 8 year old mare and a 9 year old gray mare, registered cattle including Holstein and Guernsey bulls and cows, 12 good ewes with lambs, multiple hogs, farm equipment, 200 baskets corn, 50 bushels oats, hay, buggy, bee hives, organ, and assorted furniture and supplies. S. C. Springer, Auditor.
Secretary Weeks returns to desk soon after illness. Supreme Court invalidates Massachusetts excise tax and North Dakota grain act with Brandeis dissent. Postal rate hearings set for July to address 68 million dollar salary rise for postal workers. Coolidge honors Jewish history and dedicates Washington community center cornerstone. Capper foresees new co operative marketing bill. Armour Mor ris asset decision left to Secretary Jardine. American Forest Week goes permanent per Frank Lowden. Estonia debt talks progress. Hart to Albania as minister. Four mills tax on bank capital stock signed in Harrisburg. Executions in Sing Sing and Milwaukee cases. Texas crash in Hallsville. Lake Erie drowning near Point Pelee. Kidnapping case near Brookfield ends with safe return. helium stock projected to inflate Shenandoah and Los Angeles by July 1.
The fifth annual Bible conference will be held at the Gospel Tabernacle May 21 31 1925 with speakers D M Hofer editor and mission worker Chicago and John Wesley Lee evangelist Akron. Morning and evening conferences and a call to bring friends and Bibles.
Lillie E. Danner of Orrville Ohio announces piano and organ lessons at her home one mile south of Lincoln highway. Contact R D No. 2, phone 12R2 M. W. & O. 32-2.
U S Circuit Court of Appeals in New York affirms the authority of city policemen state troopers and other state empowered officers to search homes individuals and motor cars on public highways for liquor evidence. WillKilmer's Preakness derby candidate Sunny Man dies at Vinilico track after a days long ailment veterinarians suspect poisoning the Kilmer colt carried a $150 000 insurance.
The Schultz Inn hosted the annual Junior-Senior banquet last Friday evening. Mrs. Schultz served a chicken dinner as students enjoyed white rose decor and spring colors. After dinner speeches featured Joy Edwards Unity Wecht Nonsense Carlton Roberts Imagination Stanley Fiscus Obedience Florence Tschantz Remembrance Stanford Mumaw Springtime H Clair Amstutz. Toastmistress Helen Stockham and toastmaster Eldon Zuercher introduced speakers who delivered witty responses. Music and games followed for a successful school year ending event.
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