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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
1
December entry notes Oberlin as the first fully CD-ed college opening in 1833. It lists historical milestones including Prohibition ending in 1933 and Henry Alcott's Little Women publication in 1868, with other dated items such as ship-to-shore telephone service beginning in 1929.
Clyde Camp 49 lifelong Dalton resident died after a stroke Tuesday at Kinney and Smith Hospital Wooster. He owned an oil and gas station and held roles with the Izaak Walton League and Wooster Automobile Club. Funeral Friday 2 pm from his residence with Masonic services at Dalon cemetery.
Alvin Weathrick, 30, of Moreland and formerly of this place, a well known driver for Sweet Clover Dairy, shot himself Wednesday morning in the dairy garage at Wooster. He is survived by his wife, his father Emil, two sisters and one brother.
Coal prices for New Philadelphia include Run of Mine 4.05, Nut and slack mixed 300, Lump 450, Delivered 9-2w. Mr and Mrs Curtle Lowe welcomed a daughter Sunday. A A Wetter moved to the hotel property from West Liberty. Geo LeChot and family hosted Thanksgiving at Orrville. Akron visitors to Kreiling’s home for Thanksgiving.
A fine Thursday evening choral concert in the high school auditorium featured the Men s choral club and Ladies choral club performing classical and standard selections. The program included pieces by Mendelssohn Reichardt Spross and Brahms with solo readings and a comic number by the Teachers Male quartet. Prof Victor Gerber directed. Mrs C R Goudy Mrs Harriett McFarren and Dean McAfee accompanied.
Mrs John V Criswell known as Mary Seiverling died at her home last Thursday after a months long illness. Survived by husband sister Nellie Myers and brothers Albert Fellabum and Alfred Fellabum. Funeral held Sunday at 2 PM at the Methodist church with Rev Patterson officiating. Burial in Dalton cemetery. Leickheim and Fry funeral directors.
I thank neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and assistance during the death of my wife. I also thank the minister for comforting words the pallbearers and others who came to aid.
Gazette renewals noted with merchandise tickets. Mrs. Paul Burkett hosted by Jas. Gibson. Miss Harriett Fletcher visiting Warren friend. Mr and Mrs Wm Leedale and son Billy spent Thanksgiving in Elyria with E F Scott family. Ed Kurzen and Lester Ickes with Lloyd Ickes in East Greenville. Rev A R Keiser hosted dinner with Rev Pinkerton and Rev Patterson for Pinkerton birthday. Paul L Powell called to Ashland for mother Mari Et ta Powell’s death at 61 from pneumonia. Funeral services held Saturday afternoon.
W P A projects approved for Wayne county total 468,926. Sugar Creek Two gets 36156 to improve drainage structures and gravel roads. Doylestown receives 144838 for a sanitary sewer system.
Miss Mabel Kurzen daughter of Ed Kurzen Cleveland Ohio married William Long son of Mrs Mary Shearer Lancaster Kentucky in a morning ring ceremony at the Congregational parsonage in Cleveland. The bride wore royal blue matelasse with rhinestones. The couple plans to reside at 1446 East 120th Street Cleveland after a wedding supper at the Weeks home.
Mr and Mrs Levi Zaugg of West Main street mark fifty years married on December 6. They wed December 6 1885 at the Reformed parsonage in St Eaton with Rev Beck officiating. Mrs Zaugg is Adeline Hauenstein, daughter of the late Henry and Susan Hauenstein. The Gazette extends congratulations.
The Sunshine class met Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Clyde Wenger hosting and twenty five present. A pastry sale was planned for December and Lee Douglas was elected teacher with A J Sutton as assistant. The next party is set for December 20 at Mrs Ralph Tracy’s home with a Christmas program. A $25 donation was given to the church treasury.
The Dalton High School Student Senate met on Nov 27 electing Merlin Berg as President Elvera Sommer as Vice President Donald Swartz as Secretary Lucille Tschantz as Treasurer and Alfred as Reporter The Mrs John Swartz Walder shower moved from December 6 to December 12 at Miss Lois Wolf home Home Econ club members invited, quart ers turned in to treasurer Jean Wenger.
In the American Weekly magazine distributed with next Sunday's Chicago Herald and Examiner Adv. the article notes that science finds most birds die of apoplexy and reports other curious discoveries from the issue.
The article extols home as a sacred trust shaping character and ethics. It argues a godly childhood atmosphere fosters integrity, harmony, and mutual respect, and that spiritual oneness with God provides constant home within, regardless of physical distance or travel.
Persons interested in operating a school bus in Sugar Creek Township meet the Board of Education in the High School building Saturday December 7 at 7 PM sharp. F W Hunsicker, clerk.
Notice announces the Community Club banquet scheduled for Thursday night has been postponed due to the death of Clyde Camp. A new date will be announced later.
Ira Tullis announces the opening of a shoe repair shop in the west room of the former Berg Department store on Monday December 9. Patronage is solicited from area customers.
Construction on a water works extension began last Friday with a crew of 25. The line runs south on Garfield Street from the pumping station to Main Street and then east along Main Street.
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