Tieche Bros Erect New Building For Floral Farm
Tieche Bros rose and bulb growers have added a cast stone storage packing and shipping building at their floral farm on Pleasant Hill. The 24 by 40 foot structure with a storage basement supports a growing business and recent acreage expansion. They market field grown roses noted for hardiness vitality and beauty and bulbs including perennial phloxes while speeding tulip bulb delivery.
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Tieche Bros
Floral Farm
Pleasant Hill
Orrville Cast Stone Co
Tyrrell and Fosnight Quiet Wooster Wedding
Martin Tyrrell married Mrs Irene Fosnight in Wooster at the Reformed parsonage with Rev Zaugeg performing. Attendants were Frank Leisy and Mrs Leisy of Wooster. Bride wore navy blue charmeuse. Tyrrell works at Central Steel Co Massillon and Irene is a Bell telephone operator here. They plan to be at home after Oct 12 on Schultz Ave West.
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Martin Tyrrell
Irene Fosnight
Wooster
Zaugeg
Frank Leisy
Schultz Ave
Dalton High School Notes Highlight Local Achievements
Mr Motz led chapel at the Dalton high school Monday morning. Carlton Roberts returns to classes and works at the drug store. The football team impressed at Canal Fulton with strong workouts and an upcoming Dalton vs Apple Creek game. Dalton and Sugar Creek schools earned several prizes in fair displays and club work with multiple individual prizes for writing, art, sewing, and calf club events.
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Motz
Carlton Roberts
Canal Fulton
Dalton
Apple Creek
Sugar Creek Township
Sugar Creek
Ivan
Paul Badertscher
Carl Buchwaltere
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Listed
Lowell Prescott Kahler of Barberton and Florence H. Dutt of Hometown. Martin Tyrrell and Irene Fosnight of Dalton. Walter Klein of Warwick and A Bertha Calama Baughman. Leon Waters of Wadsworth and Ada Becker of Sterling. Clarence G. Freed of Applecreek and Alma Kendall of Franklin Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Prescott Kahler
Barberton
Florence H. Dutt
Hometown
Walter Klein
Warwick
Bertha Calama Baughman
Leon Waters
Wadsworth
Ada Becker
Sterling
Clarence G. Freed
Applecreek
Alma Kendall
Franklin Township
Sonnnenberg Items from Oct 5 deduced weekly notes
Weather notes record five Sundays with heavy rain. Wheat sowing occurred last week though fields were damp. Farmers still harvest corn after recent storms. some lend help to others. Local births, moves, illnesses, and social visits are reported along with church events and a 1925 Wayne County Fair remark.
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Wm. Tschantz
Black Silver Foxes Shown At Wayne County Fair
The first silver black foxes ever shown at the Wayne County Fair were exhibited by Roy Ho facre and G L Heibner of Dalton. They plan to start the Dalton Silver Black Fox Co with 48 pairs, using stock from the Lackawanna Silver Black Fox Co of Johnson City New York. The ranch will be on the Millersburg Massillon road nine miles west of Massillon.
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Wayne County Fair
Roy Hofacre
G. L. Heibner
Dalton
Dalton Silver Black Fox Co
Lackawanna Silver Black Fox Co
Johnson City
N. Y
Dalton Company
Millersburg
Massillon Road
Massillon Wooster News
East Greenville Juniors Will Build New Home
Construction of a new 10000 dollar Lookout council No. 48 Jr. O. U. A. M. lodge begins in East Greenville. Orrville contractor John LeChot secured the contract to erect a one story brick building 35 by 70 feet on the site of the former frame lodge and dwelling destroyed by fire last winter.
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Lookout Council No. 48, Jr. O. U. A. M
East Greenville
John LeChot
Orrville
Dalton Loses Opening Game To Canal Fulton
Canal Fulton beats Dalton 8 to 6 in a tight opener as Arnold scores for Fulton and I Moser for Dalton. A Burget safety decides the game while Schultz gains 90 yards on three receptions.
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Dalton Hi Eleven
Canal Fulton
Arnold
Fulton
I. Moser
Burger
Schultz
Kurzen
Moser
Greenhoe
Danal Fulton
Dalton
Young
Decculas
Harper Ruelling
L. Ey
Schultz Williams
R B
Eckard Greenhoe
I. Moser Bauman
L.A
Fischer Schnider
Hunsicker
Schrader
Burget
Stitz
Williams
I.dalton
Baderischer
Fischer
Smith
Rudy
Winnings At County Fair Premiums Earned by Students
County fair premiums awarded to pupils across vocational agriculture, school exhibits, art, penmanship, maps, manuscripts, sewing, and live stock judging. Totals include 4th place arts, 5th in manuscripts, and a combined sum of 150 dollars in premiums for the year.
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Dalton
Sugar Creek
Marrie Gerber
Helen Berg
Mary Hauenstein
Lee Amstutz
Mildred Horst
John Berg
Ruth Clark
Eileen Dugan
Arlene Sandwith
Elizabeth Graber
Morris Wenger
Gertrude Johnson
Iva Lantsche
Della Lehman
Carl Buchwalter
Ivan Badertscher
Paul Badertscher
Lecture Course Offers Five Notable Talks This Year
The high school lecture series features gphe Gypsy Serenaders, A. L. Flude traveling talks on Asia Europe and America, the Metropolitan Quartet of Chicago, H. Leo Taylor on the boy, and the Chicago Lyceum Players presenting plays. Tickets cost one dollar for children and one dollar fifty for adults for all five numbers.
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A. L. Flude
Siberia
China
Japan
England
America
Metropolitan Quartet of
Chicago
H. Leo Taylor
Chicago Lyceum Players
For Sale Two Acre Fruit Land Cottage on Lincoln Highway
For Sale. New five room cottage prepaid on two acres of fruit land. Located at the west end of Dalton along the Lincoln Highway. Offered cheap with easy terms. James Buchanan signs the notice.
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Lincoln Highway
West End
Dalton
James Buchanan
When Your Dollar Goes Shopping
Advertises magazine subscriptions offering big-value deals with long terms. The note claims 30 years at the same stand as agents for any magazine and invites patronage, listing Ladies Home Journal Country Gentleman Better Homes and Gardens deals.
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The
Ladies Home Journal
Country Gentleman
France to Pay About 40 Million Annually in War Debt Plan
Washington reports the American debt funding commission presenting France with a settlement plan. France would pay roughly 40 million dollars per year starting before 1927, with a final annuity over 62 years ending 1988, plus adjustments on interest and a phased amortization.
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Washington
American Debt Funding Commission
France
M. Caillaux
M. Calllaux
Mr. Mellon
A. EK. F
General Dawes
Jardine warns Chicago Board to speed reform
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine tells the Chicago Board of Trade to adopt reforms immediately or face suspension or revocation of its designation as a contract market. He cites May wheat fluctuations as likely due to manipulation and urges immediate administrative action.
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Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Jardine
Board of Trade
French Repulse Riffian Attacks at Two Front Points
French forces in Fez and Kel-el-Loun sector report repulsing Riffian attacks then pressing defense amid heavy rains that halt road movement. Spanish commander General Primo de Rivera departs to join troops attempting a counter thrust to trap Riffians between French and Spanish offensives.
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Fez
Morocco
Kel-el-Loun
el Ribane
Primo de Rivera
Poore Chosen to Succeed Duncan in Seventh Corps Area
Brig. Gen. Benjamin A Poore, at Fort Sheridan, will take command of the Seventh corps area with headquarters at Omaha, succeeding Maj. Gen. George B Duncan upon his retirement in October after being selected to fill all major general vacancies.
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Washington
Benjamin A Poore
Fort Sheridan
George B. Duncan
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Poore
Duncan
French Airman Dieudean Coste Killed in Freiburg Incident
A French aviator Dieudean Coste died when his aircraft crashed near Freiburg im Breisgau on September 14 during a mission over German territory. His companion Robert Thierry was killed in the same incident. Coste was reported to have received a wound, with the pair’s loss noted in Allied casualty reports.
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Freiburg-In-Breisgau
Dieudean Coste
Robert Thierry
Farm Conditions Improve, Says Former Governor Lowden
Former Illinois Governor Frank O. Lowden told President Coolidge that general farm conditions are improving and that farmers are in the best economic position since 1920.
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Washington
Lowden
Illnois
Coolidge
Bergs Dept Store Promotes Coat Line
Notice urges shoppers to view Bergs Department Store new coat line for children misses and young ladies before purchase.
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Bergs Dept
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Mary Buchwalter
Martin Tyrrell and
Scott's
Sonnenberg
N. G. Fankhauser
C. J. Evans
Princess Anne
Maryland
Amos J. Nussbaum
Dan Schwartz
Anderson School House
John Kempf
Massillon City Hospital
Holmes Co
Vernon, Glen
Clinton Springer
Arvine Welty
Delyin Kirchhofer
Salem Church
C. E
Ellis Kirchhofer
Willard Hardware
Massillon
Wayne Co
Clayton Tschantz
Ethel Kirchhofer
Bluffton
Milton
Clair
P. P. Baumgartner
Paradise
Daiton
Onio
Paris
United States
Chicago Board
G. B. Duncan
Reserve District No
First National Bank
Ohio
Resources
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
U S
State of
Wayne
T. C. Hunsicker
T. C Hunsicker
W.H H Wertz
C R McDowell
J H. Tschantz
Ernest F. Scot
Shade’s Dry Goods
Sudius
Psi National Bank
Alton
Nash Tailors
J. A. Gibson
Representative Dalton
Eby
Baltca
Chis
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