Local Democrats and Republicans Nominate Tickets in Sugar Creek
Local parties in Sugar Creek township and Dalton village name candidates by caucus. Democratic tickets list Mayor Harry Snyder and multiple council and school posts. Republican tickets include Clerk E F Scott, Treasurer W H Scott, and several trustees and officials.
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Sugar Creek Township
Dalton Village
Village
Democratic
Harry Snyder
Carl Dague
L. G. Berg
Frank Snyder
D. C. Swartz
Thos. Myers
Charles Wecht
Allen Arnold
Wm. Derthick
Board of Public Affairs
Geo. LeChot
J. B. Gregory
J. N. Moser
E. F. Scott
W. H. Scott
B. F. Hess
Iira Berg
Chas. Kruschenske
Sam Martin
Fred Baumgartner
Tilden Welty
Wm. Weaver
H. K. Staver
Geo. Zeigler
H. H. Weimer
Stark County Fair to Open September for Record Attendance
The 76th Stark County Fair and Industrial Exposition runs September 7 to 11 with expected record attendance. Organizers report more inquiries, larger grade exhibits, and extensive county school and 4 H displays. Afternoon and evening programs include vaudeville acts, bands, horse shows, fireworks, and other features.
Philemon Sprunger Dies at Massillon Hospital
Philemon Sprunger a well known farmer living three miles south of town died Monday morning at Massillon City hospital after an operation. Survived by five daughters four sons and his widow Mrs Sarah Springer. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at the family residence with burial in the Mennonite cemetery.
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Philemon Sprunger
Massillon City Hospital
Sarah Springer
Gladioli Exhibit by Tieche Bros at Massillon Flower Show
Tieche Bros rose and bulb growers announce a large exhibit of their gladioli at the Massillon Flower Show on September 4 and 5. The display highlights the firm's notable gladioli varieties and local horticultural interest.
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Tieche Bros
Massillon
Goudy Shanklin Reunion Invitation Set for Dalton Home
The Goudy Shanklin reunion will be held at the home of J. B. Sand at Dalton on Saturday September 5. All relatives are warmly invited. Secretary notes.
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J. B. Sandwith
Dalton
Secy
Babes In Toyland At East Greenville School House
Variety program at East Greenville school house on Sept 3 and 4 features a pageant with new songs character dances and novelties a vaudeville showing with monologues instrumental acts and surprises and a one act comedy Between the Soup and Dessert all proceeds benefit M E church admission 20 and 35 cents.
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East Greenville
M. E. Church
Solar Sonnenberg Notes Show Dry Heat and Lime Use
August weather remains hot and dry in Sonnenberg as corn ripens rapidly and silo filling begins at Fred Bader's. Farmers near Kidron increasingly lime fields, with lime car deliveries shared at crossroads. Local accidents and health issues include Philemon Springer’s fatal abdominal strangulation from vomiting. John Kempf and others receive medical care. Community events feature the Gerber reunion, Bluffton College visits, and Miss Rosa Baumgartner’s Surprise trip.
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Fred Badertschers
Kidron
West Lebanon
Philemon Springer
Sonnenberg
Massillon Hospital
John Kempf
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Vernon Springer
Milton Tschantz
Dorothy Fankhauser
Bluffton College
Gerber
Kirchhofers Grove
A. d. Gerber
Akron
Rosa R. Baumgartner
Martins Church
Bluffton
Schools Open Sept 8 Dalton and Sugar Creek
Notice lists the incoming teaching staff for Dalton High School and district schools as they prepare for the opening on Tuesday Sept 8. It details instructors grades and room assignments and notes preparatory meetings at Wooster Court House Sept 5 and Kidron School Sugar Creek on Sept 8.
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Dalton and
Sugar Creek
Dalton High School
F. B. Motz
W. L. Clay
Sara A. Sweigart
A. R. Keiser
Vivian Goodwin
Willard H. Wolf
Lee H. Douglass
Raymond M. Geis
Mary V. Stone
Verda M. Williams
Carl B. Gift
Martin D. Moser
Ethel Kirchhofer
John G. Kurzen
Court House
Wooster
Kidron
Clinton
Chester
Wayne
Tnp
Franklin
Milton Rural
East Union
Canaan Rural
Salt Creek
Paint
Cider Mill Announces Weekly Operation Schedule
The cider mill will operate each Wednesday weekly until further notice. Amatutz signs the notice, listing 4 S. D. B. as the authorizer.
Salem Mennonite Church Choir to Present Sunday Program
The Salem Mennonite church choir invites the community to a worship through music on Sunday evening September 6 at 7 30. The program includes chorus numbers quartets solos and instrumental pieces as a devotional message.
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Salem Mennonite Church
School Supply List Ad Offerings at Scott's
At Scott's a wide range of school supplies is advertised including ink pens skrip pencils penholders text books thumbtacks bookstraps balls and bats gummed labels colored crayons typewriter paper transfer paper pencil sharpeners paste and mucilage stationery envelopes 110 styles looseleaf notebooks ink erasers colored pencils dictionaries and more. Also features stationery items like fountain pen ink and Eversharp pencils with various price points and a note about new copyright and popular fiction.
Bergs Dept Store Promotes Tailored Wool Suits Ad
An advertisement from Bergs Dept Store touts all wool suits and overcoats tailored to measure by the largest tailoring house in the United States with a quoted fit guarantee at 2300 dollars.
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United
Bergs
Bergs’ Dept
Stanwood Cider Press Announces Weekly Operation
The Stanwood Cider Press will operate weekly on Wednesdays. After September 16 it will switch to two days per week, Tuesdays and Thursdays, per local notice.
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Stanwood
Uniform Laws National Need Detroit Addressed by Col MacChesney
Detroit, Mich. Colonel Nathan William MacChesney of Chicago warned a convention of national commissioners on uniform state laws that without voluntary uniformity states will push Congress to enact general laws. He warned against federal encroachment on states rights and urged uniform laws to preserve state prestige and power. He warned that growing government power could lead people to accept centralized control and guidance on all laws and conduct.
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Detroit
Mich
Nathan William MacChesney
Chicago
Congress
MacChesney
National Conference of Commissioners
President Coolidge
Mr. MacChesney
Lawson Left 2.5 Million for Charities In Will
Victor F. Lawson's will, filed for probate, directs the Chicago Daily News to Iliinois Merchants' Trust with full management. Bequests total about 4.775 million, including 2.505 million for benevolent purposes to groups such as Siege Congregational Mission and Extension Society and Young Men's Christian Association. Iver N. Lawson, brother of the late publisher, receives a share plus 200 thousand and 300 thousand from income trusts. relatives and employees also receive portions.
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Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Dually News
Lawson
Ilinois Merchants’ Trust Companys
Siege Congregational ‘Mission and Extension Seciety
Thedlescaw Sesidnary
Young Men’s Christhan Association
Ayiytem
Iver N. Lawson
Chicago banker Harris considered for federal dry administrator
Albert W. Harris of Harris Trust and Savings Bank is named as the prominent Chicago banker under consideration for appointment as federal prohibition administrator for the Chicago district. Dawes suggested him to General Andrews in Washington, with Harris reportedly willing to withdraw if opposition arises.
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Chicago
Albert W. Harris
The
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Lincoln C Andrews
Dry Generalissimo
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Harris
Warris
Ilinois-Indiana-Wisconsin
Deputies Force Out 118 Illicit Wobblies from Fargo
Sheriff John C. Ross of Cass County deputized citizens to escort 118 alleged Industrial Workers of the World members from Fargo. They moved in two groups across the Red River to Moorhead Minnesota. Those deemed unlikely to work were taken into custody.
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Fargo
N .L
John C. Ross
Cusgs County
Industrial Workers of the World
Grouns
Red River
Moorhead
Minn
Two Men and Two Girls Die as Train Hits Auto
An Interurban train on the Rockford and Interurban line struck a car near Freeport, killing four people and injuring two others. The deceased are Katherine Cold nineteen Florence Klass nineteen Lou Hutton nineteen and an unidentified man found in a cornfield after ambulances left.
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Rockford
Dalton's Big Night at Town Carnival Draws 5000 Plus
Over 5000 attended the annual Dalton band carnival on Wednesday August 26. The event merged homecoming with a gala, featuring four bands and an orchestra. Proceeds reached 1700 while traffic was orderly and no accidents occurred.
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Wooster
Brainee
Dalton
Canton Shriners Trum
Creston Military Band
Massillon City Band
Dalton 1Th Regt
Oscar Puegner
A. W. Bucher
Township Trustees Meeting Notice
The next regular meeting of the township trustees is set for Saturday afternoon September 5 1925. E F Scott Township Clerk.
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E. F. Scott
Wooster Business School Moves to New West Side Building
Wooster's Business School established 1886 will relocate to a new building opposite the Post Office. The structure, with 12,000 square feet, electrical and heating, includes three large first floor rooms and two second floor suites, plus a rear garage leased to Lawrence Motor Car Co.
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Public Square
Post Office
Business College
Lawrence Motor Car Co
Yocums’ Typewriter & Adding Machine Agency
School Opens 39th Annual Term September 7–8
The school announces the 39th annual term starts September 7 and 8. Students should visit the office Monday September 7 to receipted tuition and supplies and be assigned desks. Enroll by September 5 for Fall or Winter courses. Two reliable young men are wanted to defray tuition by working at the school and should write C. M. Yocum, Manager.
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C. M. Yocum
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Board of Education
David J. Moser
Ray Camp
Menno Zuercher
D. R. McAfee
C. R. Snagely
Allen Rudy
Carl Lawrence
the Stark Co. Fair
Goudy-Shanklin
Abr. C. Hofstetter
Adam Shumaker
Fanny Welty
John Schuetz
John Geiger
Walter Geiger
Pandora
Dan. A. Moser
Evanston, Ill
C. C. Tschantz
S. Frank Amstutz
Berne
Ind
John Amstutz
John Jr
Trenton
Kirchhofers Sugar Grove
Jacob A. Amstutz
D. B. Amatutz
Scott's
N. W. MacChesney
N. D
Minnesota
Sieaffer
Scott’s Store
Township Trustees Meeting
Wooster’s Only Business School
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