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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
1
Final week of Fellowship Services at the Methodist church features Mrs. Shde with picturesque messages. Wednesday to Friday cover young men, young women, children, and youth events with music. Sunday messages include The Fatherhood of God and The Great Drama of Life in three acts.
Local notice highlights Parker Pens and desk sets as ideal Xmas gifts from Scott's Store. Community events list includes visits by the Erwin family to Miss Mary Erwin in Cleveland and funeral attendance for Frances Roose in Canton. Wilford Nussbaum reports an 8 point buck in Pennsylvania before returning home. Visiting from Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wiler stay with Mr. and Mrs. John Gano. Women’s Society of Christian Service to meet at Mrs. Henry Kraus home on Thursday Dec 11 with officers to be elected. Mrs. Nanna Hershey joins Rev and Mrs. H. Stoner and Mrs. David Brenner en route to Auburn to visit sister Mrs. Minnie Shilling who is ill.
Dwight E Wertz learns his daughter Mrs Russell Richmond Jr formerly Peggy Wertz has moved with her husband and daughter Eloisa from El Centro California to Portland Oregon where Richmond works as an electrical engineer on the Bonneville Dam.
Sterling and Cullen McFarren with their caterpillar and Walter Domer with a wrecker led about twenty volunteers last Saturday to trim trees and clear underbrush in the new park. Work is to resume next Saturday morning and anyone wishing to help should be present with an axe if possible.
The Dalton public schools honor roll lists students across grades 1 through 12 for the second six weeks. Names span many grades with multiple honorees per grade, including Dover, Amstutz, Gerber, Moser, and Nussbaum among others.
George C. Schlegel of Massillon former Wheeling & Lake Erie station agent and telegrapher died Tuesday after a year and a half illness. Born Rocky Ridge he lived 24 years nearby, served 36 years with the railroad in Brewster and Dalton. Survived by Floyd of Massillon a sister and one grandson. Funeral at Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger Massillon. Burial Rose Hill Memorial Park.
Christmas cards offered boxed with envelopes at varied quantities and prices. Greenwood income tax records available at Scott's Store. Robert Mumaw builds an addition on So Mill Street. Regimental Band rehearsals paused for holidays. Dalton Hi basketball team lost to Burbank 54 to 40 on Friday night at home.
A multi generation family gathering celebrates the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. I J Buchwalter with a chicken dinner east of town. Guests include Mrs. Shisler Mrs. Douglas Mrs. Davis and others plus an oyster supper with yellow chrysanthemums honoring the couple and four generations of Buchwalters.
I and Emma Buchwalter express gratitude to Heavenly Father for care through the years and thank those named above for kindness on their 50th anniversary. They send blessings to all and appreciate cards and expressions.
Mrs. Jasper W. Gardner thanks friends for cards gifts and prayers during illness recovery and expresses gratitude for the support received.
A Sunday dinner honored Allen Arnold in Massillon with four generations present including many Arnolds from Dalton and Orrville. Another Dalton couple celebrated 29 years of marriage with a six oclock white crystal table setting. First Presbyterian United Presbyterian choirs hosted a party for director Mrs. Dodez. Marjorie Steiner marked her ninth birthday with games and treats.
A note from Mrs. Howard Jameson thanks neighbors and friends for flowers cards and fruit and acknowledges Rev Berg and his family and others who visited during illness. The writer says kindness will never be forgotten.
The Dalton Community club will meet next Wednesday evening December 10 at the Presbyterian church. The menu features Swiss steak mashed potatoes gravy vegetables salad bread butter jelly cake fruit and coffee.
The park committee of the Community Club thanks the liberal community for donations that funded the park purchase and for cooperation in clearing the park. The committee pledges full cooperation toward completing the project. Signed.
The Dalton Garden Club will meet December 4 at Mrs. Carl Lawrence's home. Roll call asks for favorite flower and reason. Guest speaker Mrs. D V Mishler will cover Christmas arrangements and pictures. Christmas gift exchange.
Ashland residents Mr and Mrs Harry Straits spent Friday afternoon at the Jameson home. Dr and Mrs L L DeArment attended the Wilson Williams wedding in Massillon Friday. Handel's Messiah will be sung by about 100 voices in the high school auditorium on December 21 with a community chorus inviting singers to join Sundays at 2 00 o'clock in the Methodist church.
The Jasper Gardner home recently hosted F. E. Gardner and wife with Betty and Larry of Barberton D. M. Gardner and son Junior of Pleasant Valley W. D. Gardner and wife of Cadiz Kenneth Hawk and wife Gene Donald and Shirley Ann Wallace Aker and wife and daughter Karen Elmer Amstutz and wife.
Community notices include Baer's Almanacs now at Scott's Store. Local residents Dennis and Walter F. Kirk funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Arnold in Port Clinton. Harold Davis moves to Lincoln Way West. Jennings family dines with Supt Sinclaire in Sterling. Howard Kraus joins Army from Canton en route to Camp Perry. Missionary clothing box drive planned by Presbyterian ladies with deadline Dec 10. Methodist class meets Dec 9 for Christmas luncheon led by Mrs Grace Myers and Mrs Laira Slusser.
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