Dal ton Gazette Sees 67th Birthday Amid Price Rise
Pertinent items note the Dal ton Gazette will celebrate 67 years since 1875 as it retains family ownership. It announces a new subscription rate of 1.50 dollars annually, thanks loyal renewals, and references rising costs for goods and materials. The piece mentions 109 flying fields in Ohio and a county picnic planned for August 20 at Chippewa Lake with county staff committees formed.
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Dalton Gazette
The
Gazette i
Wayneounty
Earl Lautenslager
Kermit Yoder
County Auditor's Office
Court’ House
Chippewa Lake
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Furloughs
Miss Virginia Tetrault visits the Bergs in Cleveland. Billy Ressler on eight day furlough from Fort Knox, Ky, appears at a Schultz-Emig reunion in Orr Park with Dalton attendees. Mrs Anna Hofstetter visits St Louis. Cincinnati area guests include Mr and Mrs Joe Madden of Akron and Donald Forrer on furlough from Chanute Tech School. Dalton and Crestline residents host relatives during weekend visits.
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Billy Ressler
U. S. Army
Field—Artillery
Fort Knox
Schultz-Emig
Orr Park
Dalton
Charles Wechts
A. E. Schultzes
Harvey Eckards
Ida Schultz
Morris Eckards
George Zeiglers
Kathryn Schultz
Norma Jean Wecht
Mabel Hershey
Carrie Schultz
Milo Tracy
Donald Forrer
Delson
Donald
Chanute Air Corps Technical School
Rantoul, Ill
Langley Field
Charley Massoni
Eugene Massoni
Crestline
Will Massoni
Wooster
Boyd Shook
Akron
Jack Stein
Justus
Clara Engel
Robert
Lillian
James Devery
Pleasant Valley
Convention Guests Visit Dal ton Relatives En Route to St Louis
Attend convention of Jehovah Witnesses in St Louis. John Jr. shows portable record player design to be used in their work. Production aims 5000 units at Brooklyn plant. Also notes Rev and Mrs Mark Brown visiting due to ill father. Wm Lintern hosts dinner guests from Akron and Wadsworth. Miss Mabel Hershey hosts Union C E group with outdoor games and watermelon feed.
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J. G. Kurzen
Salsbury
Russell
John
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dalton
St. Louis
John Jr
Wm. Lintern
Fred Theiss
Akron
Robert Searcy
Wadsworth
Mabel Hershey
Union C. E
Local Visits Highlighted By Weekend Travels
Misses Miriam and Jean Wenger return from a Greyhound trip to Asheville North Carolina to visit their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Thomas Bell. John and Esther Heminger of ME Eaton tour area visiting relatives including the Arney family Wardell and wife of Wilmot and Melvin Heminger and wife of Mt Eaton were Sunday guests.
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Miriam
Jean Wenger
Asheville, N. C
Mrs
Thomas Bell
Traffic deaths rise with motor travel and hazardous drives
In the first six months of the year 16 810 lives were lost in traffic crashes, 2 390 more than 1940. Death toll may top 40 000 this year, with last year at 34 500. Driving hazards and increasing travel worsen the outlook, while papers face higher costs and possible price raises. East Union area is disrupted by railway crossing elimination as traffic is rerouted and a final building is removed. A grocery store moves west from its old location amid the construction.
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East Union
Tax Books Available At First National Bank
Tax books for Dalton and Sugar Creek township will be at the First National Bank until September 1, 1941. C. F. Buchwalter, Cashier. Sal
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Dalton
Sugar Creek Township
First National Bank
C. F. Buchwalter
Jackie Reed Saves Family Home Fire in Akron
Six year old Jackie Reed acts quickly during a house blaze in Akron Ohio waking his 12 year old brother and dialing for help. He calls neighbors who summon the Akron fire department and the fire is kept from spreading further. The child is praised for his rapid emergency response and telephone prowess.
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Jackie Reed
Jackie
Akron
Howard
Akron Fire Department
GOLGOTHA Film Shown At Dalton High Auditorium
The Band Mothers Club presents the talking motion picture Golgotha at Dalton high school auditorium. Admission is 10 cents for adults with free tickets from local merchants and 10 cents for children. Participating merchants include Scott Drug, First National Bank, Dalton Milling Co., and others.
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Band Mothers Club
Dalton High School
Golgotha
Scott Drug
Haverstock & Davis Garage
First National Bank
Dalton Milling Co
Thompson Grocery
Ira Berg
Brown’s Lid
C. R. McDowell& Son Hardware
Ira Adams Lumber Co
Eckard Bros
Bach Bros
Lincoln — Highway
Stockham’s
Wright’s
Leitner Electric Co
Hokey’s
Goudy
Dr. DeArment
Mumaw and Son
H. E. Poole
Florist
Reunion Cards and Festival Posters At Gazette Print Shop
Reunion cards and festival posters were produced at the Gazette Print Shop on short notice, illustrating a busy local printing run and community event prep.
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Gazette
Thompson's Grocery Anniversary Prize Winners
Prizes awarded on Saturday night during the 7th anniversary included baskets of groceries to David Wey gandt Floyd Graber and J. B. Gregory Abe Erb. A bushel basket went to Hiram Shammo. Tufted bed spread awarded to Ivan Gerber. Largest egg winners were Leo Nussbaum first and C. H. Brown second.
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Thompson’s Grocery
David Weygandt
Floyd Graber
J. B. Gregory Abe Erb
Hiram Shammo
Ivan Gerber
Leo Nussbaum
C. H. Brown
Card of Thanks from the Ed Zimmerly Family
The Ed Zimmerly family expresses gratitude to all who remembered them during illness. Your kindness will always be remembered.
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Ed. Zimmerly
Gratitude for Kindness During Illness and Recovery
A note of appreciation for the numerous cards flowers visits and calls received during a hospital stay and convalescence at home. The writer thanks those who offered support and states the kindness will be remembered.
Public Sale of Idella Kisner Estate August 16, 1941
Public auction conducted by administrator of Idella Kisner estate at the John Kisner home 14 miles east of Dalton 24 miles west of county line road. Items include Cook stove heating stove rugs furniture engines kettles tools and household goods. Terms cash. Abe Brenner auditor Geo Wampler clerk E L Kisner administrator.
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Idella Kisner
John Kisner
Dalton
Abe Brenner
Geo. Wampler
E. L. Kisner
Admz
Hospitals in the United States bed count 1938 AMA report
The 1939 American Medical Association report states that in 1938 there were 4 286 general hospitals and 425 324 beds nationwide.
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U. S
The
American Medical Association
Prevention Tips for Boiling Candies and Sauces
A note advises rubbing the inside top of the kettle with butter about an inch from the rim to prevent prevention candies and sauces from boiling over. It claims contents will not pass the line.
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Anna Hofstetter
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Mark Brown
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ACME
the First Savings & Loan Co
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Dial
Jason Good
E. H. Martin
A. L. Douglas
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