Mohler-Cully Wedding Held at Rittman Home
On Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C Mohler in Rittman Miss Eunice Jessie Mohler and G Donald Cully were married by Rev A E Stockham of Creston. Attendants were Miss Katherine Bendzure and Clarence Gonter. A wedding dinner followed. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cully, a Dalton high school graduate, works in a Pittburgh Plate Glass Co. laboratory at Barberton, where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Mohler
Rittman
Eunice Jessie Mohler
G. Donald Cully
A. E. Stockham
Creston
Katherine Bendzure
Clarence Gonter
Columbus
George Cully
Dalton High School
Pittburgh Plate Glass Co
Barberton
Surprise 10th Birthday Party For Robert Goudy
Friends and classmates gathered at his home Tuesday evening to mark Robert Goudy tenth birthday with a basement tables set, a cake with ten candles, and games after lunch. Attendees included Carl Goudy, Robert Slusser, Johnny Gonter, Ray Zaugg, Leslie Moser, Lee Stinson, Frankie and Dickey McAdams, and Donald Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freinds
Robert Goudy
Carl Goudy
Robert Slusser
Johnny Gonter
Ray Zaugg
Leslie Moser
Lee Stinson
Frankie and Dickey McAdams
Donald Swartz
Sunshine Class Party at Miss Douglas Home
The Sunshine Class of United Presbyterian Sunday School will host a class party at Miss Agnes Douglas's home next Tuesday evening December 10. A Christmas exchange with a value not exceeding 10 cents will be part of the program.
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United Presbyterian Sunday School
Agnes Douglas
Jitney Supper Planned at Dalton Presbyterian Church
The Y W C A class will host a Jitney supper at the Dalton Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening December 5. A 10c meat stand serves the line with all other items 5c. The menu features roast pork, beef loaf, scalloped oysters, potatoes, vegetables, fruit, pies, cake, bread and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Presbyterian Church
Y. W
Dalton Targeted in Rumor of Halloween Depredations
A county item claims 39 boys from Dalton and vicinity were hauled into Probate Court and fined for Halloween mischief. The list of names includes locals only as from the surrounding area, extending into Stark County and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Hallowe
Pleasant Valley
Stark County
Jury deliberations begin in Arnold Holst trial at Wooster
Guy M. Rudy is named as one of the jurors in the Arnold Holst case underway in Wooster this week. The trial advances as jurors hear evidence and arguments from both sides in a high profile local legal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Rudy
Wooster
Adlerika Ad Claims Immediate Gas Relief After 20 Years
An advertising testimonial cites John B. Hardy using Adlerika for twenty years of indigestion and gas with rapid relief after one bottle. It promotes Adlerika as a dual action bowel cleaner removing old waste and aiding constipation with a message from Robert E. Reed, a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hardy
Robert E. Reed
Adv
Stock Sale At Brenner Sons On Lincoln Highway
A public sale is set for Wednesday December 11 at the Brenner barn on the Lincoln Highway a quarter mile east of East Greenville selling 25 head of dairy cattle. See official bills for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brenner & Son
Lincoln Highway
East Greenville
Salems church Home Coming amid heavy snow and praise
In Sonn enberg three weeks before Christmas the Salems church hosts a Home Coming with sermons by Dr. Kauffman and messages from former pastors. Attendance suffered from 6 below zero and icy winds but Sunday services drew many, with a noon meal in the basement and a lively fundraiser raising over 100 dollars for the mission treasury. The article notes twenty nine or more local staff and missionaries and highlights Dr. Kauf man’s China experience and personal scars from smallpox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salems Church
Kauffman
Bluffton College
China
S.S
S. S
Adrian Amstutz
D. W. Bixler
Bluffton
A. A. Sommer
Glenfield
Cal
Joel Lehman
Berne
Ind
Samuel Prieheim
Freeman
S. D
Adam W. Sommer
Kidron
Menno A. Nuiswander
Pulaski
A. R. Keiser
Dalton
Flohr
Mt. Eaton
A. J. Gerber
DeArment
India
Mission Board
University of Peking
Kaufman
Similes from E. V. Lucas collected in London Sunday Times
A collection of similes includes lines like as low as an eel's chin and as futile as a lockless key. The notes lampoon everyday phrases with wit and concise imagery gathered by E. V. Lucas for the London Sunday Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Lucas
London Sunday Times
Heard in Passing Reflections on governance and society
A collection of wry observations on law, leadership, etiquette, and urban reform. The musings touch jury systems, kingship, overproduction, city management, and self doubt, linking humor to civic and personal judgment. Strong lines compare Mussolini style governance to municipal change.
A Message From Mars Play at Dalton High School
The Community Theater Players present A Message from Mars by Richard Ganthony at Dalton High School auditorium on Thursday evening December 12. The London setting features Horace Parker and a Martian visitor with humor and a moral lesson. Tickets 50 cents.
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Mars
Earth
Dalton H. S
Community Theater Players
Richard Ganthony
London
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
U. S
Horace Parker
Months Come Alive in School Program at Dalton
On Wednesday afternoon students presented a month themed program with a green kitted chorus for March and Irish songs. The high school and grades hosted visitors to hear acts including a May pole dance, a Sophomore wedding, a Christmas carol finale, and a Santa visit. Dalton's basketball season opens Saturday at Canal Fulton. The last lecture course is December 12 featuring the play A Message from Mars.
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Washington
Santa Claus
Dalton
Canal Fulton
Mars
Pastry Sale By Church Ladies At Goudy's
The Presbyterian church ladies will hold a pastry sale at Goudy’s Furniture Store on Saturday December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Goudy
Coldest November Saturday in four decades
A cold November Saturday plunged the town into below zero readings from 6 to 10 degrees in several areas. Snow covered streets as officials warned of persistent winter conditions and continued frigid weather.
Burning Words and Bills in a Tasteless Exchange
A Pathfinder Magazine excerpt depicts a domestic squabble over finances and daily chores. The dialogue centers on a partner criticizing spending, household duties, and style, revealing tensions in a strained relationship.
Card of Thanks from O W Hauenstein
The author thanks friends and neighbors who took time from their own work to help husk and store his corn crop and wishes them abundant rewards for their kindness and help.
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O. W. Hauenstein
World over claims on ancient Japan language and mining woes
The piece reports that Japan allegedly had no written language until about 286 A D. It notes Easter Monday as a holiday for husbands in Yorkshire and mentions wells in western Australian deserts that yield water only at night. It cites an expert violinist making 600 finger movements in a day and claims one eighth of Britain's population is affected by coal mining conditions.
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Japan
West Australia
Great Britain
Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Quarantine
Selma Bixler and Mr and Mrs Paul Amstutz thank Sunday School classes teachers and all who sent cards flowers letters and other useful articles during illness and quarantine Your kindness will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Bixler
Paul Amstutz
Advertising Snippets Highlight Local Deals
A collage of ad lines notes promoted items including sandwiches breakfast foods weekend motor trips drugstore goods and installment buying options reflecting a bustling local commerce atmosphere.
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Mohler-Cully
Stoi's
Sonnenberg
Dav. N. Amstutz
Orrville
Massillon City Hospital
Dan Yoder
Charles Wecht
J. H. Tschantz
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Berg’s Department Store
Pathfinder Magazine
Yorkshire
England
Scott's
Ondoor Advertizin
Breakfus Foods
Hamburg
Berg’s Meat Market
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