Service Notes Sgt Harry Parker Dies From Wounds
Mrs. Jean Wenger Parker of Dalton receives a telegram from the War Department confirming the death of her husband Staff Sgt Harry J Parker 28 killed in action August 1 at New Guinea He served with the Sixth Army as a mortar gun squad leader > inducted August 29 1942 trained at Fort McClellan and Fort Meade went overseas January 1943 with no furlough He worked for Republic Steel and had been a greenskeeper at Riceland golf course Survived by widow son Larry 2 and brother Kenneth L Parker in Italy with grandparents Clyde and wife in Dalton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Wenger Parker
Dalton
Massillon City Hospital
War Department
Harry J. Parker
New Guinea
Fort McClellan
Ala
Fort Meade
Republic Steel Corp
Riceland Golf Course
Roy L Buss Killed in Action in France
War department report says Technician Fifth Grade Roy L Buss radioman in the infantry was killed in action August 3 in France. He landed in France two days after the invasion. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Buss and four sisters, Mary and Wayne a brother. Seaman Bill Huff home from Pepe are Save
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Roy L. Buss
John Buss
Orrville
France
War Department
Buss
Mary
Wayne
Local Servicemen News In Brief
Fireman Clair Tschantz is on 25 days leave at home with his parents Mr and Mrs W Irving Tschantz. Pfc Harvey Sword is recovering from a wound and is out of the hospital in Hawaii. Mr and Mrs Dale Goudy hear from son Robert R Goudy now a 2nd Class Petty Officer in the U S Navy Air Corps on duty somewhere in the Pacific. Pvt Harry C Snyder reports to Fort Meade Md after 10 day layover from Fort McClellan Ala. He was inducted March 31 and completed 18 weeks of basic training at Fort McClellan. Pvt Kenneth Singer, formerly of this place, visited Tuesday en route to Miami Fla. Inducted in 1948, he served in Italy, was wounded, and has just left Newton D Baker hospital at Martinsburg W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Tschantz
W. Irving Tschantz
Pfc
Harvey Sword
Hawaii
Dale Goudy
Robert R. Goudy
Air Corps
U.S. Navy
Pacific
Harry C. Snyder
Fort Meade
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Snyder
Infantry
Kenneth Singer
Miami
Fla
Italy
U. S
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hunting Licenses Available at Scott's Store
Hunting licenses can be procured at Scott's Store in Dalton Ohio. The notice lists Scott's Store as the authorized outlet for license sales and urges hunters to obtain permits there.
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Scott’s
Dalton, O
Rotary session features district governor talk
Dalton Rotary hosted Harry E. Wotan, governor of the 158th Rotary International, who spoke on Rotary operations and the postwar work plan. Guests included Dr. J. E. Hartzler of Goshen Indiana Ed Hazel of Zanesville and Seaman Clair Tschaniz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Ohio to Sell Auto Driver Licenses This Month
Ohio will sell automobile driver's licenses from September 5 to September 30 as announced by highway director H. G. Sours. Applicants must present their current license when applying for a new one. The sale runs in Dalton by John McDowell and North Lawrence by Roy Saur for 40 cents.
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Ohio
H. G. Sours
Dalton
John McDowell
Lawrence
Roy Saur
School program announced for Dalton and Sugar Creek
Sept Eastman announces fall registration for Dalton and Sugar Creek schools. Sessions run 8 50 to 11 50 A M and 1 50 to 3 50 P M with a revised high school schedule. A new bus is bought and routes adjusted. Teachers report Sept 4 at 9 30 A M.
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Dalton
Sugar Creek Township
Paper Collection and Local Happenings Ahead of Fall Fairs
Community notes list waste paper curb pickup by the Boy Scouts and a Wayne County Fair in Wooster September 12 to 15. Other items include hospital updates, fire department calls, remodeling plans, and a Stark County Fair opening in Canton on Labor Day.
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Boy Scouts
Wayne County
Wooster
Myers Triplets Celebrate Birthday at Picnic Feast
Mr and Mrs Chester Myers hosted a Sunday picnic dinner for Ches ter and Lester Myers and Mrs Fred Gerber in honor of their birthday. Frederick Myers, 94, attended with multiple Gerber relatives from Reedsburg Apple Creek and Wooster, plus Dennis Myers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Myers
Chester
Lester Myers
Fred Gerber
Frederick Myers
Reedsburg
Dennis Myers
Beach City
Carl Gerber
Minnie
Esther
Marcile
Apple Creek
Harlan Hauenstein
Dorothy
Wooster
Joe
Orrville
Leo Cutter
Wayne Murray
Cider Making Schedule Begins September Wednesday
Cider press to begin operation on Wednesday September 6 and continue weekly every Wednesday until further notice. Dane B I Amstritz signs the notice.
Price Tschantz Couple Wed In Bowling Green Ceremony
Price and Price announce the marriage of their daughter Julia to Stanley I Tschantz on Monday August 21 1944 at two o clock in State Street Methodist Church Bowling Green Kentucky Rev C J Hawkins officiated. The bride a Providence Ky and Western State College graduate taught at Castalia High School Ohio the past two years. The groom an alumnus of Dalton High School Massillon Commercial Institute Bluffton College and Vocational Agriculture at OS A Columbus taught at Castalia High School for five years. They plan to reside in Castalia and continue teaching after a Smoky Mountains and southern Ohio honeymoon.
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E. R. Price
Bowling Green
Julia
Stanley I. Tschantz
State Street Methodist Church
Bowling, Green
C. J. Hawkins
Providence, Ky
Western State College
Castalia
Ohio
Dalton High Schoool
Massillon Commercial Institute
Bluffton College
O.S.A
Columbus
Voc. Ag
Castalia High
A. A. Tschantz
Smoky Mountains
Local Social Notes From Rockingham And Nearby
Pokeberry J R Martin and wife Emory and Amy returned home after a 10 day visit with relatives in Rockingham County Virginia. Miss Lucile honored at a birthday supper hosted by Aaron Zimmerman with Eleanor Emma Dor is and Maxine Landis attending. Mrs Magdalena Heatwole visiting near New Pittsburg with her son Levi and family. Bertha Emma and Mary Good left for Indiana to return with parents. Raleigh Rhodes of Dayton Virginia visiting nearby. Clayton Eberly and family guests of Mary Kreider. Owen Witmer and wife in Mahoning County to see his sister Mrs Frank Van Pelt who is seriously ill but improving. Rev David Wenger conducted services at the Home near Rittman.
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J. R. Martin
Emory
Amy
Rockingham Co
Eleanor Martin
Emma Gable
Doris Horst
Maxine Landis
Aaron Zimmerman
Lucile
Magdalena Heatwole
Levi
New Pittsburg
Bertha
Emma
Mary Good
Indiana
Raleigh Rhodes
Dayton
Clayton Eberly
Mary Kreider
Owen Witmer
Mahoning Co
Frank—Van Pelt
David Wenger
Rittman
Flower Show Prize Winners at Dalton Garden Club
The Dalton Garden Club held its second annual flower show with 185 entries of flowers fruits and vegetables. Grand prize went to Mrs Harry Gregory while First Second and Third prize ribbons were awarded to numerous gardeners including Mrs C Amstutz Mrs Charles Hazel and Mrs Carroll Scott.
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Dalton Garden Club
Secon
Garden Club
Harry ,Gregory
C. Amstutz
Charles Hazel
Clarice Wenger
Margaret Slusser
Carroll Scott
Dale Schaffter
Charles Kruschenske
Joel Hoobler
Mary Lou McDowell
Eva Carolyn Lintern
C. V. Amstutz
Paul Schultz
Carl Goudy
Dan Buchwalter
V. F. Hoobler
L. L. de Arment
David McCullough
C. K. Douglas
Charles
Marcia Haney
Arlene Thompson
Sauvain
Edna Camp
Kyle Lintern
James Mumaw
Levi Nussbaum
E. S. Ober
H. H. Weimer
Myron Johnson
Carl Dague
Joanne Amstutz
Geo. Berg
Elmer Haney
Paul Badertscher
Morris Hershey
Ralph Kurzen
Carl Lawrence
Charles Arnold
Harry Gregory
Dalton Garden Club Thanks Contributors for Show Support
The Dalton Garden Club expresses gratitude to Mr. C. V. Amstutz for the store room Adams Lumber Co for lumber Houghton Pottery for jardinières Goudy s Furniture Store for registration room The Gazette for publicity the Dalton band for trestles and C K Douglas for hauling Adv 4 Committee.
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Dalton Garden Club
C. V. Amstutz
Adams Lumber Co
Houghton Pottery
Jardinieres
Goudy
Furniture Store
The
Gazette
Dalton Band
C. K. Douglas
Slusser Beauty Shoppe Announces Tentative Weekly Hours
Notice states Slusser Beauty Shoppe will be open Tuesday Wednesday and Friday each week until further notice.
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Slusser
Weather report from Dalton school thermometer readings
The Department of Agriculture thermometer on the Dalton school grounds recorded 24 hour temperatures starting 8 a.m. Highs and lows ranged with Wednesday 75 51, Thursday 73 66, Friday 74 63, Saturday 83 50, Sunday 78 55, Tuesday 79 57, and high 83 low 50 noted in the period.
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Department of Agriculture
Dalton School
OF DA Coos
POS Pou Ask
Wong
Ae OG
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Harry Parker
Seaman
Bill Huff
Pepe
Eastman
Dean Norris
Sam Wenger, Jr
Beeson Hospital
Dalton Fire Dept
Massillon
Stark County Fair
Canton
Helen Krug
Max Gardner
Stockham
Aabutenick
the Gazette
Fhermanre-Orissarlene Tromp
Blue Star Service Club
Thompson
Henry Kraus
Wilson Lehman
Jané Lehman
Bruce Hiller
Cleveland
John Erwin
Kathie
Leland Klein
Marshallville
C. W. Plance
Brewster
Mildred Santschi
Ohio State University
Mary Hauenstein
Russell Thompson
Jimmy
Ursina, Pa
H. P. Rohrer
Paris
Nellie Zeigler
Floyd Bauers of
Baberton
Diane Bauers
Berea
D. C. O’meara
Ruth Max
Warren
W. H.lintern
Daniel Welty
Kidron
H. W.hostetlers
William Craig
Scott
Ray Camp
Hazel Benson
Ruth Spencer
Chippewa Lake
Frank Phillips
Kenneth Zuercher
Clair Santmyer
Donald Weisgarber
Nashville, Tenn
Harriet McFarren
Betty Lou Whitmer
Camp Howze
Texas
Cpl
William MccFarren
Zanesville
Ed Hazel
Florence Snodgrass
Barberton
Dorothy Delegrange
Wadsworth
Evelyn Swartz
Ghent
Anna L. Erwin
Sue Pu
American Weekly
Herald-American
Emerson Hostetler
IGA
California
Bartlett
Ae Eee
Home Grown
Pascal Hearts
McLain Coffee
Hamburg
Berg’s Cash Market
Dalton, Ohio
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
First-Savings-&-Loan Co
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