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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
1
W H H Wertz, 86 year old president of the First National Bank, was struck by a car while crossing a Massillon street last Thursday night. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries, is hospitalized in serious condition after a Canton to Massillon trip.
Massillon Lodge of Elks hosts a six day Fall Festival from September 21 to 26 at the new East Main street club house. The event features a parade, German village, 15 amusements booths, band music, prize giveaways, a mass Style Show, and free admission for all.
Scott's Store in Dalton Ohio announces hunting licenses and urges purchase before the squirrel season opens September 15. The shop offers evening hours to accommodate sportsmen.
Vocational agriculture teachers report in 21 districts that farms in Shorts and Middlings yield on average one male under 26 per square mile. Other notes include a dog joke from Sam and dietary vitamin findings from Ohio State University.
Advertising notice for a six room house with bath and sunporch, furnace, electric lights, and city water. Large lot, close in. Partial cash payment requested. H. O. Eby of Dalton Ohio seeks buyers.
Local listing notes a six room house on Schultz Avenue for sale. Inquiries should be directed to FIRST NATIONAL BANK for price and terms. Dalton Ohio.
A crowded column records a week of farm work mishaps including a near accident with a wagon, visits from relatives and neighbors, and several births. Obituary of Philemon Springer notes his Mennonite faith, long service as Salem church trustee, and a large funeral attended by many from Berne and surrounding towns.
The United Presbyterian church will be dedicated on Sabbath September 13 after remodeling. A full dedicatory program lists services at 10 30 A M and 2 30 P M with hymns readings prayers greetings from ministers, solos, and a sermon by Dr H A Kelsey.
Local shop Scott's advertises a wide stationery assortment including ink pens pencil sharpeners paper and envelopes plus pencils erasers dictionaries and note books. It features various price ranges from 25 cents to 20 dollars and claims new copyright and popular fiction.
The Stanwood Cider Press will operate weekly starting after September 16, on Wednesdays and then two days per week Tuesday and Thursday. The notice notes a shift to a two day per week schedule after the start date.
The Born Tailors' Guild, an Chicago based association of master tailors, announced by W A Churchill aims to elevate men's clothing artistry and style. It rejects wage controls and price fixing while promoting craft heritage and professional pride drawing on old English guild traditions. Edgar R Born leads the new group from M Born & Co.
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