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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
1
The Dalton Gazette announces a holiday renewal offer previously missed by many subscribers. The 50 cent saving applies through December with new subscriptions starting January 1, per E. F. Scott, publisher.
Red Cross has received sewing materials for dresses shirts nightgowns and more call Mrs C F Buchwalter Dalton O. The U S Church ladies will hold a bazaar at Lawrence Paint Shop on Saturday Dec 10 1932. Miss Ruth Ober a Wooster College student spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Ober. Subscriptions to The Saturday Evening Post Lapie's Home Journal and Country Gentleman are available at Scott's Store. Mrs Peter Berg hosted twelve guests Saturday evening in honor of Miss Imogene Kinley Ironton guest for Thanksgiving.
The Baltimore Morning Sun relays a 20 year old Sullivan County obituary for Sam Lobdell, noting a scathing, coarse tribute that recalls his violent drinking, theft, and moral failings. The piece comments on enduring harsh language in old obits and hints at local sentiment.
Willard Nussbaum of Dalton and Wooster College earned first team All Ohio honors from United Press and Associated Press. He played center and guard, stepping in at center when Jim Rumbaugh was injured, then guard after Rumbaugh returned. Wooster completed the season 5 1 2, and coach L C Boles marked his 100th Wooster victory. The 18th annual Wooster athletic banquet is set for December 6.
Sunday program by the Young Peoples group at 7 30 in the Presbyterian Church includes a prelude by Lois Ober songs by the congregation a prayer by Rev McGrath instrumental duet by Carl Goudy and Richard Moser vocal duets by Norma Jean Wecht and Margery Lehman a male quartet with Clark Weimer Blake Miller Clarence Scheuffler and Charles Fraser an address by Rev McGrath a song by Hazel Swartz Betty Moser and Hazel Hostetter and a welcome to all.
The page lists subscribers who renewed their Gazette subscriptions since the last report, including E. S. Miller D. A. Schneck J. J. Lehman Noah C. Sommer and J. H. Eschliman.
Those indebted to the late John H. Shade are requested to call at once and settle accounts. Those having claims should present them to the undersigned for allowance. This notice is signed by Mrs John H. Shade.
Auto licenses for 1933 go on sale December 1 at Ohio Motor Vehicle Bureau agencies. Dalton buyers must use Camp's Service Station 482 751 to 483 700, Roy Saurer's Garage at Bowdil handles others. Secretary Clarence J. Brown urges prompt purchase to help state welfare as December revenue aids relief employment. no extension. cars after midnight December 31 require 1933 plates.
Marian Horst, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Reuben Horst of Dalton area, sustained severe facial and neck burns after her clothing ignited when it touched a hot stove. Mother briefly left, returned to cries as dress burned. quick action likely saved her life.
On Sunday evening there will be an unusual opportunity to hear the race question frankly discussed by a colored man who knows the problems intimately from the negro's view point. W. E. Carrington is a well-trained forceful speaker, he will give a force ful message, come and hear a strong Gospel message.
The West Lebanon band will hold a chicken supper in West Lebanon on Tuesday evening December 6 from 5 30 to 8 00. The price is 30 cents per plate with a special child plate at 20 cents. You are invited.
State of Ohio Wayne County Probate Court issues notice to Grace Hill and other heirs of Ollie Gardner that an inventory and appraisement of the deceased's estate was filed on November 25, 1932. The hearing is set for December 24, 1932 at 10:00 AM. exceptions must be filed at least five days before the hearing or be barred.
Historians argue whether Peter Stuyvesant’s wooden leg was the right or left, while casual readers recall that he spent much of his life with one foot in the grave, a quip from the Spokane Spokesman-Review.
A dragoon sword from the seventeenth century, likely a Covenanting era relic, was found at Stonehouse Scotland by two schoolboys. The weapon rested in a leather scabbard now rotted to pieces, leaving the hooked blade heavily rusted.
Rosa Baumgartner Kirchhofer dies after months of illness at home. She was born June 17 1863, joined the Sonnenberg Mennonite church in 1882, and leaves husband Daniel Kirchhofer and children Roy Delvin Stella Dora. Funeral services were held at Salem church with large attendance.
A fragment recalls a porch party where signatures in a guest book reveal attendees to a mother, implying she can verify who attended by looking back. The text shifts to a misspelled note about currency circulation via banks and treasury, mentioning worn money and minting.
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