School Notes Highlight Activities At Dalton High School
Chapel exercises led by Miss Swigart discuss service with Romans twelve as scripture. Senior Society details include officers and plans for October 29 program. Senior rings arrived. New high school orchestra formed. Sugar Creek Township Farmers Institute set for January 12 and 13 with plans by Wayne County Agent G A Dustman. Animal husbandry students list poultry projects and other livestock initiatives with cost tracking and records. Willard ti Wolf.
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Florence Tschantz
Eldon Zuercher
Kathryn Wyre
Fern Sword
Paul Badertscher
Leroy Moser
Sugar Creek Township
Russel Kurzen
Elden Zuercher
Willie Bowers
Lvan Moser
Edwin Harper
Ivan Badertscher
Donald Cully
Carl Buchwalter
Delvin
Poland
Leroy
Willard Ti
Wolf
Sonnenberg Notes Report Illnesses Death and Local News
Oct 19 updates list Jacob Nussbaum gravely ill with liver trouble and dropsy, seven year old Amos Nussbaum’s son dangerous with blood infection, and other community health updates. Notices include births, visits, travel plans, charity deliveries, a China mission miscommunication, and the death of Mrs John Zimmerly aged 36 with funeral at Sonnenberg church.
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Jacob J. Nussbaum
Lloyd Hoffman
Orrville
Dan. A. Sommer
Kidron
Hoosierdam
Mr. Sommer
Elizabeth Gentis
Clarence
Amos A. Nussbaum
Manasse Steiner Farm
John Zimmerly
Mary Miller
Near Benton
Sonnenberg
Mrs. Vance Weaver Dies at 31 in Blachleyville
Mrs Viola Weaver wife of Irvin Vance Weaver died Sunday night at the home of Dr T A Weaver in Blachleyville She was 31 Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the Christian Church in Blachleyville Interment followed at the local cemetery
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Viola Weaver
Irvin Vance Weaver
Fall injures 12-year-old Ruth Hardgrove at home
Ruth Hardgrove, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs R S Hardgrove at Schultz and Freet Ave, fell down stairs Monday morning breaking her left arm near the wrist.
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Ruth
R. S. Hardgrove
Cor. Schultz
Freet Ave
Harnessed for Service features Rev. W. H. Hubbell chapter
A new Pittsburgh published book Harnessed for Service includes a chapter by Rev. W. H. Hubbell formerly of this place. It describes him as an observant and fearless writer and notes that few men have kept closer touch with reform movements in recent years.
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Pittsburgh
W. H. Hubbell
This Place
Dalton Loses to Doylestown in Rainy Showdown
In a rain disrupted game at Doylestown last Friday Dalton fell 13 to 7. L. Moser scored for Dalton on a 45 yard rush following Hunsicker’s long pass with Schultz’s interception assist. Hunsicker kicked the extra, while E Flood led Doylestown with two touchdowns and crucial defense, as Doylestown claimed seven first downs to Dalton’s six.
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Dalton
Doylestown
I. Moser
Hunsicker
Schultz
L. Moser
Kurzen
M. Kraus
Gonter
Eckard
q_ C. Dannemiller
L. Flood Cully
E. Flood
J. Deible
Flood
Menzell
Barberton
Lohner
Card of Thanks for Hospital Flowers
The writer thanks the church classes lodges and committees for keeping the hospital room filled with flowers and for the thoughtful flowers sent during the stay. The memory of the flowers will not be forgotten by W. H. H. Wertz.
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W. H. H. Wertz
Private sale planned at residence above the Dalton drug store
The undersigned will sell at private sale at his residence above the drug store in Dalton Ohio starting Thursday morning. Items include beds, rugs, wicker chairs, dining room suite, stove, refrigerator, tables, lamps, and wash stands all described as in good shape and priced for quick sale.
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Dalton
Ohio
Private Farm For Sale With 47 Acres In Dalton Ohio
For sale by private sale a 47 acre farm with new bank barn tiled land and barn water. Eight room house with water in kitchen bath basement and furnace. Unsold by Nov 1 will rent house garden lot pasture for one cow and fruit trees. Also cows horses chickens tuberculin tested and other items. J M Groff Rt 1 Dalton Ohio.
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J. M. Groff
Rt. 1
Dalton
Troops Quell Rioting In Panama City
Three battalions of United States infantry took over policing Panama City after riots linked to renters' strike. Troops raided bolshevist headquarters on Sixteenth street during a large parade that followed a riot victim's funeral. One rioter died and two were wounded as Reds attacked with iron, spades and furniture. Panama calmer with 1200 troops encamped. Brig Gen. C. H Martins said harmony with Panamanian police. Troops from Fort Clayton moved in as thousands blocked streets.
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Panama
Santana Plaza
C. H Martins
Thirty-third Infantry
Fort Clayton
Panama City
Igh
Lieut Bettis Wins Pulitzer Trophy in Air Race
Lieut Cyrus Bettis, Army ace, won the Fullerzer race at 248.99 mph, breaking the previous 243.66 mph record set in St. Louis in 1923. Navy’s Lieut Alford J. Williams finished at 241.71 mph as Bettis posted a 29 minutes 66.99 seconds record. Bettis earned 2000 in Liberty bonds, the Pulitzer trophy, and a Gould plaque.
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New York
Cyrus Bettis
Alford J. Williams
Navy
St. Louis
Williams
Bettls
Liberty Bonds
Gould
Worthington the Con Man Sentenced to Prison
John W Worthington known as the Wolf of La Salle Street is jailed in Atlanta federal penitentiary after a stay plea to avoid death in Chicago was denied. He was carried to court on a stretcher following his departure from Dearborn Street station aboard the Dixie Flyer.
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Chicago
John W Worthington
la Salle Street
Atlanta
Worthington
Dearborn Street
Chicago & North Western Gets 20 Percent Fare Hike
The Interstate Commerce Commission allows a 20 percent fare rise for the Chicago and North Western railroad in the Chicago suburban service area. The increase takes effect on or before November and applies to all suburban divisions within Ulfeats.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Cement case ends as U S denied rehearing
Washington reports the Supreme Court denied a rehearing to the government in the Cement Manufacturers' Association case. The ruling ends the federal effort to classify exchanges of trade statistics among members of industrial groups as a Sherman Act violation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cement Manufacturers’ Association
Public Sale At Mrs Minnie M Culler Residence Dalton Ohio
The undersigned will offer at public sale at her residence on Schultz avenue Dalton Ohio on Saturday Oct 31 1925 commencing at 1230 p m 2 bedsteads springs and mattresses pillows good heating stove good cook stove 2 burner oil stove with small baker 2 tables 1 an 8 ft extension rug 7 4x9 ft art square 7x9 rug carpets 3 rocking chairs chairs dresser with mirror curtain stretchers pictures stand sink 2 5 gal jugs cracks tin ware dishes fruit jars jelly glasses boiler tubs lamps lawn mower and grass carrier Progress adjustable dress form lap robes cupboard floor oil cloth 6 ft square Terms made known day of sale. J R Taylor Auct Mrs Minnie M Culler.
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Schultz Avenue
Dalton
Ohio
J. R. Taylor
Minnie M. Culler
Farmers Seek Law to Stop Foreign Price Dictation
Northwest farmers promise to push legislation in the next Congress to prevent foreign markets from setting U S grain prices. Senator Cummins of Iowa urged President Coolidge to back the move as a remedy for price control by foreign markets.
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Washington
Fari
Aimericam
Northwest
Cumadas
Iowa
Coulidge
Eighteen Indiana Aliens in Prison to Be Deported
Eighteen Lake county aliens in Indiana prisons are to be paroled by Governor Jackson and turned over to immigration authorities for immediate deportation. Twelve others from across the state will also be affected by the governor s move to rid the state of undesirables.
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Indiana
Gary
Ind
Lighteen Lake County
Jackson
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