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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1930

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Wayne County Farm Bureau Seeks 10% Farm Land Tax Cut

County Auditor John C. Bartell announced a 10 percent reduction in Wayne county land values, saving about 2 million dollars in taxes. The Wayne County Farm Bureau urged immediate application on the 1980 tax duplicate after studying 210 parcels over five years.

John C. Bartell Wayne County Bartell Agricultural Dept. of U. S. University Wayne County Farm Bureau John Bartell D. W. Galehouse Gatehouse Ohio Columbus Wayne Allen Auglaize Champaign Clark Clinton Delaware Fairfield, Licking, Logan, Morgan, Perry, Putnam, Ross, Union and Madison

Assessor to Assist at Goudy’s Furniture April 14 to May 1

Assessor R H Camp announces daily assistance at Goudy’s Furniture Store to help residents prepare tax lists, running from April 14 through May 1.

Goudy’s R, H. Camp

Easter Program Delights M E Missionary Society

Mrs A E Schultz entertained the M E missionary society on Wednesday afternoon. An Easter program featured readings by several ladies and a solo by Mrs Clyde Camp. Mrs Beiner attended as a guest, followed by a tureen supper.

A. E. Schultz M. E. Missionary Society Clyde Camp Beiner

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Sugarcreek Township Community Day Set For April 17

Sugarcreek township schedules a full day of school events with exhibits in the high school auditorium. The morning features a township Spelling Contest leading to a county contest in Wooster. the afternoon offers outdoor activities and an evening program with songs, solos, pantomimes, and student performances. Admission is 26 cents for adults, grade children free. proceeds fund premiums for winners.

Sugarcreek Dalton Wooster Moser Badertscher Springer Kierhhofer

Easter Party for Presbyterian YWCA Class

Mrs. Ray Camp hosted the Easter gathering for the Presbyterian church YW class assisted by Mrs. Kerr. Farewells were given to Mrs. Saurer who moves to Bowdil and Mrs. Mossop moving to Akron. A luncheon gift and electric lamp were given.

Ray Camp Y. W Presbyterian Church Rev. Kerr Roy Saurer Bowdil Adelbert Mossop Akron Maria Miss Clapp Cloyce Goudy Miss Kates Donald Stahl Maria Jenks Dale Goudy Elmer Ober Merchant Ira Tullis Clair McDowell Henry Weimer Ma’am Raymond Wecht

United Presbyterian elects church officers for new year

Church officers elected for the ensuing year start in April. Roles include Chairman H A Douglas and Clerk Willard Hauenstein with treasurer C R Snavely. Trustees are Wm Williams and F O Marty, missionary treasurer C W Hauenstein, building fund treasurer Lee Douglas, cradle roll superintendent Helen Marty, chorister Mrs McAfee, and Sunday School officers Supt D R McAfee with Wayne Douglas as assistant, Mary Hauenstein secretary, Harry Teeple treasurer, Ethel Douglas junior superintendent, and over committee members Mrs Hart Locke and Mrs Floyd Shoup.

United Presbyterian Congregation H. A. Douglas Williard Hauenstein C. R. Snavely Wm. Williams F. O. Marty C. W. Hauenstein Lee Douglas Helen Marty Mrs. McAfee D.R. McAfee Wayne Douglas Mary Hauenstein Harry Teeple Ethel Douglas Hart Locke Floyd Shoup

Try Dancing New Class for Beginners Starts

Monday April 21 at 8 p m Wen zel s Hall Magsillon over Grand theatre hosts the last class of the season where beginners learn the latest dances and enjoy a vacation. Private lessons daily.

Wenzel's Magsillon Grand Theatre

Death Believes Suffering Mrs. Laura Eckard Cully Dies

Mrs. Laura Eckard Cully 52 died at her East Main home after a lingering illness. Survived by husband George, daughters Grace Gerber and Susannah, son Donald, sister Grace Dague, and brothers Harvey, Chester, Howard, Elmer. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from home and 2:30 pm at Presbyterian church with Rev. Kerr officiating. burial in Dalton cemetery. Russell Eckard of Akron in charge.

Laura Eckard Cully East Main Street George Cully Grace Gerber Brewster Susannah Donald Barberton Grace Dague Akron Harvey Eckard Chester Howard Eckard Elmer Eckard Haysville Cully

Obituary for Xavier Brutschy of Rhinefelden Switzerland

Xavier Brutschy born August 27 1856 in Rhinefelden Switzerland died April 12 1980 aged 78 years seven months fifteen days. Came to the United States at nineteen and lived here until death. Married Emilie Schenkel in 1897. Survived by wife three children Ida Earl Ernst Brewster Clara Wade Alvin Detroit and six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m at home conducted by Rev A R Keiser. Burial in Arnold Cemetery.

Xavier Brutschy Rhinefelden Switzerland Emilie Schenkel Ida Earl Ernst Brewster Clara Lawrence D. Wade Alvin Detroit A. R. Keiser Arnold Cemetery

Easter Music Service at Salem Mennonite Church

Easter service of music and song at Salem Mennonite Church on Sunday evening April 20 at 7 30. Congregational singing devotionals by Rev A R Keiser plus bass and baritone solos and duets by local singers. Organ program features Chopin Liszt Rimsky Karsakow and others ending with closing hymn and benediction.

Salem Mennonite Pub Hc A. R. Keiser Paul Gerber Salem Quartette Goldie Sprunger Clinton Sprunger Geo Clair Kirchhofer Mildred Paul Badertscher Corinne Gerber Chopin Volga Boatman Liszt India Rimsky-Karsakow

Sunshine class hosts Tuesday evening gathering

Mrs. Floyd Shoup welcomed the Sunshine class of the United Presbyterian Sunday School for a Tuesday evening event. Misses Ethel Douglas and Kathryn Wyre led the games and contests. A covered dish supper was served.

Floyd Shoup Sunshine United Presbyterian Sunday School Ethel Douglas Kathryn Wyre

Class Nine of the M. E. S. S entertained by Mrs Hardgrove

Class No. 9 of the M. E. S. S. was entertained by Mrs. Hardgrove at her home on Tuesday evening. Twenty seven members and three guests were present. Readings were given by Mrs. Hunsicker and Mrs. W. P. Stusser, and vocal and instrumental music were furnished by Rev. C. G. Elliott. Following games and contests a buffet luncheon was served.

Wayne County High School Arts Night and Baseball Results

Wayne County Farm Bureau displayed agriculture pictures and R M Elliot gave a talk on Monday. Dalton won two last week as they beat Smithville 11 to 12 and Chester 12 to 8. Three more games are planned this week including Doylestown on Tuesday and matches with the Community School teachers and Brewster at Dalton. The Senior class play Adam and Eva on Friday April 11 drew a full house with strong performances by Willard Nussbaum Eva King Ruth Ober James King Nelson Douglas Mabel Kurzen and others. Miss Lucile Lawrence coached the production and the cast presented her with flowers between acts. An audience from Canton and Carrollton high schools attended. The Home Economics class organized an assembly featuring a Shopping in the 40s and a playlet A Bachelor’s Dilemma. The Agriculture week program highlighted Ohio history and industry with songs and readings from the Slistoric and Scenic Ohio theme.

Dalton Smithville Chester Doylestown Brewster Adam and Eva Willard Nussbaum Adam Smith Eva King Ruth Ober James King Russel Denbrook Nelson Douglas Lord Andrew Gordon Mabel Kurzen Abby Julie DeWitt Clinton Dewitt Mildred Badertscher Floyd Rees Mr. King Leona Amstutz Corinthia Dr. Delamater Harry Santmyer Clark Weimer Horace Pilgrim Lucile Lawrence Vilas Zurcher Rubber Carl Kratzer Iron and Steel Ford Arnold Clay Products Alice Lehman Ohio Sylvia Zurcher Verda Campus Martins Marietta McKinley Ida Prance Put-in-Bay Marblehead Logan Elm Old Fort Margaret Schultz

Miner Injured in Scaffold Fall at Dalton Coal Tipple

Levi Zaugg 65 suffered a six foot fall from a scaffold at the Dalton Coal Co. tipple south of town. The scaffolding collapsed onto a piece of scantling, injuring him. He was hospitalized Monday for X rays and found to have no broken bones but severe bruising.

Levi Zaugg Dalton Coal Co Zaugg Massillon City Hospital

Annual back-yard rubbish clean up announced

The city announces a weekly clean up starting Tuesday morning April 22. Rubbish will be removed only from alleys and side streets when placed in containers easily handled by two men. Loose rubbish will not be gathered. By Order of Council. Mayor W A Mumaw.

W. A. Mumaw

Dalton Population Rises to 656 in Latest Census

Census enumerator W. A. Muman finished work in Dalton noting a corporation population of 656, up 45 from the previous tally. He continues on to assist with the township census this week.

W. A. Muman Dalton

Fishing Licenses Available at Scott's Store

You can obtain fishing licenses at Scott's Store and also secure hunting and trapping licenses there. Local guidance notes licenses available at the outlet for outdoor enthusiasts.

Scott’s

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Iia Bureau of Things Save Rae Electrakeen Don’s R. M. Elliot Mumaws Greenhouse Lee FE. Stahl Lincoln Way Garage East Main S$t., Dalton Bureau of McDowell Hamburg Berg’s Meat Market Sufdius Gast
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