Annual Carnival Big Success in Dalton Crowds
The 11th Regt Band Carnival in Dalton drew an estimated six to seven thousand attendees from Akron and nearby towns. Orrville Massillon Brewster and other areas joined crowds lining Main Street and the school field. Orrville City Band Brewster Band V F W Drum Corps Massillon performed along with Garver's Melody Kings. Garver Garage hosted dancing as Haverstock and Davis opened, with all concessions sold out and cleanup following until morning.
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Dalton
Akron
Orrville
Massillon
Canton
Wooster
Brewster
Waterworks Reservoir
Wm. Mathie
Brewster Band
Ralph Myers
11Th Regiment
Haverstock & Davis
Garver
Melody Kings
Dalton carnival feeds crowd and raises funds in 1939
A Dalton event drew a large crowd with 240 lb of hamburgers and 100 lb of hot dogs sold, plus a busy country store and sold items totaling 75.55 in net proceeds. Pigs chickens and a sheep were briefly traded back to donors as fun purchases. Democratic caucus delayed to Aug 24. many local notices follow.
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Dalton
Greenville
Scooter
Massillon
11Th Regiment
Wayne County
Stem
Stern
Missionary Picnic by Women's Missionary Society
The Presbyterian church group will meet Thursday August 17 at 2 pm for a program in the church. Afterward a picnic dinner will be served on the grade school campus. Mrs J F Steiner, a returned missionary from China, will deliver the principal address. The program is in charge of Mrs Cloyce Goudy and Mrs C R McDowell.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. F. Steiner
China
Cloyce Goudy
C. R McDowell
Infant Ward Dies in Massillon Hospital
Three month old Billy Ward son of Mr and Mrs Elton Ward of Massillon died early Saturday in Massillon city hospital. Burial is Tuesday morning in Dalton cemetery. He is survived by his parents and a brother. Mrs Ward was formerly Margaret Mumaw of this place.
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Billy
Elton Ward
Massillon
Massillon City Hospital
Dalton Cemetery
Ward
Margaret Mumaw
Thanksgiving Day Date Change Announced for Year
President Roosevelt announced Thanksgiving would be observed on November 23 instead of the traditional last Thursday. The change aims to aid business by giving a week more between Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays.
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Roosevelt
Community Club To Meet For Farmer Guest Night
The Community Club will meet Thursday evening August 17 at 6 30 in the Methodist dining room. The ladies of the church will serve baked ham Irish potatoes succotash vegetable platter raisin pickles bread butter jelly home made ice cream devil s food cake coffee.
Republican Caucus in Dalton and Sugar Creek Township
The Republicans of Dalton and Sugar Creek township will hold a caucus in the high school building at Dalton on Tuesday evening, Aug. 29, to select party candidates for village and township offices.
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Dalton
Sugar Creek Township
1939 Cider Season Schedule Details
The Stanwood Press announces cider season hours and start dates using Thursday only from Aug 24 to Sept 13 and later adding Wednesdays and Fridays. Operational windows shift across weeks with varying weekday coverage ending in November.
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Stanwood Press
Chemurgic Exhibit At Ohio State Fair
A chemurgic exhibit showing chemistry at work on the farm will be a feature of the Ohio State Fair from August 26 to September 1. The display aims to broaden views of farmers and industrialists on crops processed into industrial products, with plastics, paints, oils, and more demonstrated alongside operating machinery. Governor Bricker appointed a 32 member Ohio Chemurgic Commission led by Dean Cunningham to survey the state's chemurgic potential. over twenty major plants have shipped exhibits for the fairgrounds.
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Dean Cunningham
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Merchants
Fairgrounds
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Dearborn
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Slusser
Cullen McFarren
Board of Education
Ed Spring
DeLand, Fla
Ida Schultz
Mr. Spring
Wayne Co. Firemen Association
Dohners Lake
Doylestown
L. Rogers
Evelyn
Gwendolyn
George Jr of
Mansfield
J. E. Erwin
E . Slusser
Greyhound
Long Island
John Tate
M . Rudy
Tommy Shank
Pittsfield
Mass
Russell Frey
Harmon Weitz
Dwight E Wertz
Harmon
Raymond Ross
Russell Thompson
Arleen and
Jimmy
Luther Miller
Ursina
Elverta Zehner
Sipesville
Lawrence Leonhardt
Larry Jr
Attica
Wyre- Zaugg
Clara Wyre
American Weekly
Chicago Herald
Examiner
Ladvt
Smithville
Russell Hasseman
John Lower
Chruschenske
Lower
Poly Clinic Hospital
Borden Company
Fridtjof Nansen
United States
Pekin
Ethel Barrymore
Ruhr
The
Slusser & Son
Wisconsin
Baby Ruth
Butterfinger
P&g
Dalton 11Th Regiment
March
Woods Eeacee
Norma Jean Wecht
Laurens
Mercer
Duble
Barnard
Mason
Miss Wecht
Carl Goudy
Richard Moser
Robert Slusser
Brooke
Chicago Marine Band
Lettz
Don Garver
Dalton Bakery
Eckard Bros
C. K. Douglas Coal and Ice
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Republican
City Chicken
Hamburger
Lin
Berg
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