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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
1
The Dalton department answered a call from East Greenville at 1 30 Tuesday afternoon. The fire confined to a shed behind Roy Brenner’s grocery. The chemical and pumper saved nearby property. The run lasted eight minutes from call to operation.
Donations of pies and cakes welcome for the band carnival committee. If solicitors didn’t see you, this is your invitation. Please bring treats Thursday afternoon or evening.
See and hear the famous Nazir Grotto band at the carnival Thursday night promising lively music and festive entertainment for attendees.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ottiens with sons Edward and Ralph from Massillon Mr and Mrs Bud Wiggins and son Junior from Massillon and Miss Glenda Kraus of Middlebranch visiting H S Kraus family.
Citizens are urged to bring worthwhile items to the town hall for the Country Store at the Band Carnival. Those unable to attend may notify the committee and an attendant will call. Signed P. S. Berg, Committee.
A catalog of graded primers and readers including Ward’s Rational Method volumes Second to Third Readers, Hamilton arithmetic guides, Essentials of English and Geography by Pearson, Brigham and McFarlane, and Elson Readers for upper grades. Mentions health and safety guides and study tests in American history.
Notice states W C Hauenstein of West Lebanon Ohio appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Alice A Card late of Wayne County. U S Saunders Probate Judge of Wayne County.
Miss Martha Gerber, daughter of Sonnenberg, married Loyd Beechy of Sugarcreek in a double ring ceremony at the bride's home. Rev. Wilbur Miller officiated as guests, relatives, and friends attended a yellow and white celebration with a lunch and floral decorations.
Mrs Edith Miller Stuck 73 died at her son Elmer's home west of Dalton Friday morning after weeks with heart trouble. She lived in the Dalton area all her life. Survived by son Elmer daughter Gladys nurse, two stepchildren George Steck and Alice Brant, and one grandson Robert Stuck. Funeral at Elmer's home Sunday 3 pm, Rev D C Campbell of Verona Pa officiating. burial Dalton cemetery.
Coal prices shown for Massillon and New Cumberland lumps with 4 inch size at 6.00, 5.25 and 5.00 per ton. Egg Coal priced at 5.00 per ton. Delivery within 5 miles of Dalton available this month only. R. Vankirk.
The notice promotes coal and coke sales urging readers to order while conditions are ideal. It touts readiness for winter basements and offers contact by phone 59F2 with cheap prices and customer satisfaction as key benefits.
Melvin and Clair Kirchhofer returned from Ann Arbor Michigan. Paul Badertscher and Russel Kurzen, after a trip to Washington DC and New York City, came home last evening. Several residents visited Fultonco for five horses, including a matched team. Milton Miller of Geneva Indiana tours the West with Colorado noted on a card. Guests of the Lehmans and Burkholders include the Bixel family of Columbus Grove and the Duil ler and Burkholder families of Bluffton. Local families held a reunion for the E E Kirchhofer and Tschantz clans, plus Hofstetters and the Schneck family in Canton. Dr J E Hartzler of Bluffton lectured on Bible lands at Crystal Springs tabernacle with a full house and three lectures planned next Sunday. Dan Lehman married Ruth Baumgartner with Rev Ira Buchwalter officiating at the groom’s home. The couple left for a two week tour through Pennsylvania Virginia and New York. Rev Adam Welty urged Sonnenberg supporters to donate to the Lima rescue mission by filling empty fruit jars sent to Rev Adam Sommer in Kidron or contribute otherwise. Fruits are scarce this year and donations of elderberries wild cherries corn and tomatoes are especially needed.
Miss Ila Fern Campier daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Champier of 2nd St NE and Thomas Paul Hunsicker of Detroit son of Mr and Mrs T C Hunsicker Dalton wed today at noon in the First Methodist Episcopal church Rev Paul E Secrest officiating Miss Helen Ferguson Steubenville was maid of honor Fred Hunsicker brother of the groom served as best man Mrs Hunsicker attended Ohio Wesleyan University and the Detroit Conservatory of Music Mr Hunsicker attended West Point Military Academy Western Reserve University and is a Delta Tau Delta member He is with Otis and Co Detroit The couple departed for a wedding trip east and will reside in Detroit after September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Welham J Williams of West Main announce the coming marriage of their daughter Margaret LaGrace to Everett L Foote son of Mrs Carne L Foote of Kent Ohio. The wedding will be held at the bride’s parents home on Thursday August 29 1929.
Mrs. J Andrew Scott of Lakewood announces the engagement of her daughter Evelyn Ruth Brown to Harold Harrod son of Mrs and Mrs C V Harrod of Indianapolis Indiana The wedding is planned for the early fall.
On a sunny Sunday August 18 Daniel Lehman of West Liberty and Ruth Baumgartner of Wooster were married at Rev. I J Buchwalter’s home. Attendants Floyd Miller and Edith Baumgartner and guests Mr and Mrs Peter Baumgartner Bernice and Mr and Mrs Joel Lehman. They will visit Harrisonburg Va Washington D C and other places before settling near West Liberty.
A Tuesday evening reception at Mr and Mrs O W Hauenstein celebrated Prof Merl McDowell and his bride newly married in Washington Iowa. They travel to Frenchburg Kentucky for their future. A fine chicken dinner was served with relatives and friends from Akron Salem Hartville and Dalton in attendance.
Edith Stuck born September 30 1856 in Fast Greenville Ohio passed away August 16 1929 She married George F Stuck November 29 188? Their union produced six children three of whom preceded her in death She is survived by son Elmer E Stuck of Dalton daughter Gladys Stuck of Massillon and grandson Robert L Stuck of Dalton The last 2 1/2 years she stayed bedridden after a fall Her patience cheerfulness and Christian fortitude were noted as she was released from illness to a promised land
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for friends neighbors and the Rev Campbell and the quartet for assistance during bereavement signed by Mr and Mrs Elmer Stuck and Gladys Stuck.
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