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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
1
A summary of assorted historical entries including U S Army purchase of its first military airplane in 1909 and the 1882 establishment of the Larliale Indian School by Congress. It also notes the 1933 first bow of the NRA Blue Eagle, the 1830 abdication of Charles X, France declaring war on Germany in 1914, and the 1816 birth of financier Russell Sage.
Mr and Mrs C Kruschenske drove to Indianola camp to see their daughter Mildred a nurse. A three hour rain caused streams and the artificial lake to overflow washing out bridges and roads making travel difficult. They and six other cars navigated through fields fences a logging road and fallen timber to reach usable roads and return home safely. Our 1st Anniversary Sale Aug 8 9 10 Thompson's Grocery.
The Fahrney reunion met Sunday July 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Fahrney. Attending were many families including Mann Fahrney Zuercher Sommer Schreier Hanks Wailwih Postalwaite Hadron Savage White and others from Brewster Martins Ferry Wheeling and Berlin.
Finalists Murray Gerber and Elvera Sommer return for another appearance at the Lincoln theater in Massillon on August 6. The amateur contest winner earns a trip to New York for Major Bowes amateur hour, judged by audience applause. A large local crowd is urged to attend Tuesday evening for a strong show and to support the young performers.
The American Weekly profiles the vampire bat highlighting its strange physiology and ecological role. The piece details bite mechanics, nocturnal habits, and the bat’s place in scientific study.
The new Ohio law, effective August 20, denies auto licenses to those with unresolved accident judgments unless they prove financial responsibility. It covers residents and out of state judgments, requires settlement within 30 days, and bars driving until debts are paid or financial proof is provided by cash deposits, surety bonds, or specified insurance.
Emerson Hostetler announces a new barber shop upstairs above Berg's Department Store. Opening Thursday offering men's and boys haircuts with no hair bobbing and hours daily including evenings except Thursday evening. Patronage solicited and ads referenced elsewhere in the issue.
Col Parsons hosts amateur hour after the band concert at 9 30 at the town hall Prizes awarded Last Saturday Ralph and Donald Miller won first prize of 2 dollars for German song with guitar accompaniment The 8th grade vocal quartet Betty Teeple Norma Jean Wecht Richard Moser and Veryl Horst won second prize of 2 dollars
Master Billy Parsons won the bicycle drawing at the East Greenville Boy Scout festival. He danced Saturday evening and will perform at the Izaak Walton outing at Wooster fair grounds on August 7.
Miss Jane Gano expresses heartfelt gratitude for medical care from Dr Keirn and Paul Stock ham as well as friends and neighbors for cards flowers and meals during illness. Your kindness will never be forgotten.
Two hundred pheasants were released in Wayne county last week by Martin Tyrrell the county game protector. The birds came from the state conservation commission and bring the season total released in the county to 320 through the state department.
Various notes report residents visiting relatives and traveling abroad. Illnesses include Mrs. David Frantz and Miss Nellie Gilles. several trips to hospitals and tours to Mammoth Cave. Community events feature five bands at the Dalton Carnival and a local anniversary sale with grocery tickets.
A Christian Science Monitor piece uses a Florentine mosaic maker to teach that life can be perfected by modeling after the divine. The article urges focusing on right ideas such as kindness and patience, ignoring fear and distraction, to heal and harmonize daily experience.
All the boys and girls of the Presbyterian Sunday School are urged to attend a Sunday morning meeting where plans for a picnic will be made. The young people of Salem church hold a social Friday evening at Amos Tschantz home with a scavenger hunt at 8 30 followed by a short program and refreshments.
The pressing machine for pattern glass is credited to Enoch Robinson in 1827. The note highlights the invention's early origins and the year of its creation.
Mr and Mrs Carl Lawrence and Atty and Mrs Earl Ruetz returned from a two week fishing trip to Lake NipISSING Ontario Canada. Carl noted his largest fish measured 30 inches and he brought back two tubs. Master Glenn and Miss Elsie Lawrence visited Cleveland with cousin Mrs Harold Harrod before returning home. Petty thefts reported in town include ham cheese and garden produce. The Hatfield family from Canton and Chicago visited the George May home last Wednesday.
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