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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
1
A collection of short sayings and biblical verses on gifts duty generosity and friendship from Mary Baker Eddy James 1:17 George Herbert Proverb and Seneca. The quotes explore how timing sincerity and humility affect the value of gifts and their impact on relationships.
The Wooster Chamber of Commerce sponsored the noon ceremony for a new four lane section of U S Route 30 from a half mile west of Dalton to East Union. State engineers put the project cost at 1 758 000 dollars. Howard C Craig chief engineer cut the ribbon and spoke on highway problems. he represented Samuel Linzell director who could not attend.
Stark Milk Producers' Association secured a Federal Milk Marketing Order covering Stark County and part of Wayne County including Dalton effective December 1, 1952. The order creates an Administrator to track Class 1 fluid milk Class 2 cream and by products Class 3 ice cream and condensed milk with a blended price paid to producers. Dalton may see higher distributor prices to protect market value and a 3 cent per quart penalty on out of area deliveries. A December 11 meeting at the Methodist Church will discuss the move.
The American Weekly feature in the Chicago Herald-American explores the philosophy behind yoga and whether it offers powers or benefits. The article promises an intriguing Sunday read detailing the mystery and appeal of the Hindu discipline.
The Ohio Railroad Association reports 1951 railroad taxes statewide totaled 16,622,953 with 9,913,534 for schools aiding 45,265 students. Smaller counties like Vinton and Pike benefited, while many districts would face cuts or higher real estate taxes without this aid.
A Milwaukee man who lost his wife in a divorce suit asked the judge to grant him custody of the family dog and the court awarded him the pet.
The Dalton village council voted to seal the Village Hall and Fire Station by December 15 1952 and discontinue use as council chamber and Mayor s Court. State Inspector Aaron T Baughman warned of dangerous deterioration and urged demolition of the roof and tearing down masonry to the second floor while outlining required repairs and safer interim housing for fire and council functions.
Herald Press in Scottdale Pennsylvania released a new illustrated booklet by John A Hostetler on Amish community life and folkways. The work aims to present sociological principles behind their communal living often missing in news coverage.
The booklet presents an impartial Amish view covering Reformation roots, worship, education, courtship, home life, and birth rate. It details plain clothes, buggy transport, Dutch talk, cuisine, barn raisings, and world affairs, as crafted by a Penn State sociologist who grew up Amish.
The jasmine, double-rose, and camellia were first brought into Europe by the Arabs around 1300 A.D. This note traces the origins of these flowers in medieval trade and cultivation.
Do not fold rubber objects like baby sheets or bathing caps. Sprinkle with talcum powder, roll, and store in a box to extend their life.
Thanksgiving Day visits noted across Ohio and nearby areas. Cadiz residents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tschantz hosted son Gary with Amos Tschantz and Carl E Drew. Estella Warnock and Marie DeArment with Wesley Warnock in Cleveland. Clarence Royer from Long Beach visited Dalton relatives. Additional gatherings included Lester Poorman’s dinner with 23 guests and New Castle Pennsylvania hosts including Russell and Lena Dague.
Born Sunday Nov 30 to Mr and Mrs David L Rossiter East Main St Orrville a 6% lb son at Dunlap hospital. Born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Paul S Nickles RD 2 Dalton a daughter in Massillon City Hospital. Born Nov 27 to Mr and Mrs Myron Venables of Dalton a son at Dunlap hospital Orrville. Korn to Mr and Mrs William A Bodager Orrville a son on Nov 30 at Dunlap hospital Orrville.
The Dalton Garden Club will present its annual Christmas program on December 4 at 7 45 p m in the Presbyterian church. Singers from the Wooster Conservatory of Music at Wooster College will perform and an invitation is extended to all to attend this special Christmas music event.
Clara Christina Engel 74 of this place died Saturday afternoon at Dunlap hospital Orrville after a period of ill health She was born Canal Fulton and lived 35 years in Dalton vicinity a Presbyterian Church member She survived by sons Robert H Engel Massillon Leo A Engel East Greenville daughter Lilian Pauline Engel at home and three grandchildren Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at the church Rev L M Marker officiating burial in Dalton cemetery Monbarren Funeral Home Doylestown in charge The Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold its December meeting in the church parlors Tuesday December 9 at 8 pm
The Bonus Comituis club traveled to Canton for a monthly evening diversion and dined at the Avon. The next meeting is scheduled for December 10 at the home of Mrs. Ira Wertz Jr Rep'r.
In the Probate Court of Wayne County Ohio the estate of Luella Sturgis deceased sells at public auction on January 3 1953 at 130 PM a Village of Dalton lot described as Inlet number 90 front 66 feet depth 40 feet appraised 2500 two thirds of value cash at sale C F Buchwalter administrator by attorney William H Wertz notice dates December 4 11 18 25 1952
Mr and Mrs Harry Mizner and family moved to Norwalk. Dalton Community club will meet Thursday night December 11 in the Methodist dining hall. Mr and Mrs Simon Gerber left Saturday for California by Greyhound to spend the winter. They have a daughter wrestling in Glendale. Winter arrived with November's close showing 10 above on the 29th and two inches of wet snow. December 2 brought six inches of snow and moderate temperatures.
Classified items announce property for sale in Dalton with Route 30 address and a modern steam house for rent near Orrville. Also listed are boots jackets shirts and health underwear from Hofstetter Bros Kidron. Cane sorghum molasses offered by David Horst on Wayne Stark county line road.
Carol Graber of Dilton is one of 15 student nurses on The White Cap staff at Massillon City Hospital School of Nursing. A freshman, she is daughter of Floyd C. and Mrs. Graber of Dalton RD 2.
Owner identified the set and will pay for advising services. contact Dalton at phone 2534 to claim.
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