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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1925

Page

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United Presbyterian Church Dedication Observed

The new United Presbyterian church was dedicated with morning afternoon and evening services despite heavy rain. Attendance included a Sunday School of 95 and a $11 collection, with Dr Kelsey of Muskingum College preaching on Solomon's temple text.

New United Presbyterian Church Kelsey Muskingum College Solomon’s Temple Keiser Salem Church Schweisberger Methodist Stockham Presbyterian Church Mansfield Spencer, Wooster Mears Reed Urban Hutchinson First Church Canton Neale Bedford Avenue Paul Marlin New Castle Madge Hubbell Cleveland Blanche Palmer Mrs. Campbell Verda Williams John V. Berg Francis Ralph Tracy

Pigs Set World Record Run In Ohio Litter

A litter of pure bred Poland China pigs born March 1 weighed 4409 pounds by September 1, setting a world pork production record for George Evans of Highland County. It is the fourth ton litter he has raised in three years.

George Evans Highland County Mr. Evans Sam

Cider Press to Operate Tuesday and Thursday Weekly

Stanwood residents learn the Stanwood Cider Press will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week until further notice. E. S. Miller signs the notice.

Stanwood Cider Press E. S. Miller

Cider Mill Announces Weekly Wednesday Operation

Local cider mill states it will operate every Wednesday starting this week and continue weekly until further notice. Source fragment notes exact cadence as Wednesday ops.

For Sale Timothy Seed at Sonnenber Store

A brief sale notice states Timothy seed is available at the Sonnenber store. The listing is concise and offers no further details beyond stock and location.

Timothy Sonnenber

Severe Sept windstorm devastates Sonn enberg area and damages property

Sept 14 near Sonn enberg a severe windstorm lashed the region with heavy rain and a southwest to northwest course. Trees were toppled, fences down, telephones out, and a chicken carried to the house by the wind. In Philemon Springer woods sixteen trees fell. Sugar Grove reported widespread damage and many window and limb losses.

Peter Schneck Philemon Springer Sugar Grove D. J. Moser Levi Amstutz Selma Sprunger Noah Sprungers Wadsworth Bluffton College Milton Tschantz Milton Eddie Badertscher Clair Kirchhofer Carrie Lehman Ora Martha Gerber Della Springer Mabel Studer Magdalena Fankhauser Emanuel Kohli Bluffton Adam Schumacher

Presbytery to Meet in Dalton Next Week

The Presbytery of Wooster will convene at the First Church of Dalton on September 21 and 22, 1925. Activities include committee meetings, a sermon by the retiring moderator, communion, roll formation, moderator election, and reports from standing committees. Dr. McLeod of Chicago directs a conference on Men's Work and delivers a Christian Education address.

Wooster Dalton Almon E. Stockham Hugh W. Hanna Murdock McLeod D. D Chicago Stockham Dr. McLeod E. L. Porter India Cashmere

Estate Notice of Executor for Philemon Sprunger

E. L. Sprunger has been appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Philemon Sprunger late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles C. Jones Probate Judge of Wayne Co.

E. L. Sprunger Philemon Sprunger Wayne County Ohio Charles C. Jones Wayne Co

Real Leady Pencil Sale At Scott's Store Adv

Local ad promotes Scott's offering fifty pencil varieties and grades for buyers to choose from in a ready to use display.

Scott’s Adv

Dalton High School Vocational Agriculture Enrollment

Forty one boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture at Dalton High School with 15 in Animal Husbandry 13 in Farm Crops and 13 in Farm Shops. Animal Husbandry group to cull poultry on Harvey Eckard’s farm before managing and feeding poultry. Farm Crops covers Silo Filling and Hessian Fly control. seed corn selection studied. Shop work delayed due to incomplete tools and equipment. classes use the agricultural room which is only temporarily built. Willard H. Wolf, Instructor.

Dalton High School Harvey Eckard Willard H. Wolf

Country Gentleman Subscriptions At Scott's Store

Local notice offering a three year subscription to The Country Gentleman for one dollar. Subscriptions available at Scott's store with payment of one dollar.

Country Gentleman Scott’s

Unknown Dalton home with six rooms for sale

Modern six room dwelling with bath and sunporch includes furnace electric lights and city water. Large lot close in. Part cash. H O Eby Dalton Ohio.

H. O. Eby Dalton Ohio

Lost carton of one ton missing between Orrville and Dalton

A missing carton believed to weigh one ton vanished on a route between Orrville and Dalton. Authorities have issued no further details on its contents or witnesses to the disappearance.

Six room house on Schultz avenue in Dalton Ohio

Local real estate listing notes a six room house on Schultz avenue Dalton Ohio. Financing available through FIRST NATIONAL BANK with price and terms to be provided.

Schultz Avenue First National Bank Dalton, Ohio

Col William Mitchell Faces Potential Army Court Martial

Washington reports the War department slated Col William Mitchell for a possible army court martial over public charges that military air service management was negligent and almost treasonable. An inspector general probe, led by Col George Nugent, was sent to San Antonio to question Mitchell. Proceedings would focus on insubordination with penalties ranging from demotion to dismissal.

Washington War Department William Mitchell Army Navy Air Services John L. Hines Eli A. Helmick George A. Nugent Nugent San Antonio Texas Mitchell Wilbur

Woman Dry Worker Slain by Liquor Law Violators

Vinton Iowa woman Mrs C B Cook 41 president of the Lenton County W C T U was shot dead in her home as she wrote a paper for a meeting. A rear window shot ended her long anti liquor enforcement work and authorities note she had traveled to Cedar Rapids to consult officer Noy R Slade.

Clyde Tschantz Smithville Salem Church Clinton Springer Tschantz Mag’’ Davidson Frankhauser Pandora John Davidson Homer Steiner

Prohibition Chief Dismisses Pittsburgh Force

Frederick C. Baird, head of the District Prohibition Administration, discharged Division Chief Gus J. Simons and the entire 65-member Pittsburgh force for alleged neglect of duty. He plans to recruit 75 new agents within a week, including 15 undercover operatives who will operate without reporting to the office.

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Four Shenandoah Victims Buried at Arlington

Four victims of the Shenandoah disaster were laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery. Lieutenant Commander Zichary Lansdowne, commander of the ill fated craft, received a funeral in the afternoon. Also honored were Lieutenant Commander Louis Hanecock, Lieutenant J. B. Lawrence, and Lieutenant W. W. Sheppard. Simple military services accompanied flag draped coffins with sailors and Marines forming the escort to the graves.

Washington Shenandoah Arlington National Cemetery Zichary Lansdowne Cumander Louis Hanecock J. B. Lawrence W. Sheppard Suifors Marines

Upper Mississippi Barges Planned Between Twin Cities and St Louis

Businessmen and shippers from the Upper Mississippi region prepare specifications for a fleet of commercial barges to operate between St Paul Minneapolis and St Louis following a regional meeting.

St. Paul Twin Cities St Louis Upper Mississippi

Plane for U. S. Passes Test The Hague

Successful experiments were conducted with the new F-7 three motor Fokker aircraft. It is the first of a number of the type to be built for America for long distance transportation of passengers and cargo.

The Hague America

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United Presbyterian Church New York Central N. Y U. S. Department of Agricultue Sonnenberg Ruth Welty N. G. Fankhauser Magdalena Harrison Zuerchers Damascus Itermediates C. E. Society Salem C. E’s Adramn Levi) Amstutz Llewellyn Florence John Mollie Fred Bernice Rudy) Badertscher Victor Simon David E Gerber Orren Wilson Wooster Cemetery Ivan R. Boone Presbytery Orrville and Neumeister Electric Co Orrville, O McDowell's Hardware Dal Nash Tailors J. A. Gibson Col. Mitchell U. S Arlington Elks East Main Street Massillon Lodge No Massillon Obagdérind Berg’s Department Store Suidius Gashaith Psi National Bank Alton
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