Second Six Weeks Honor Roll 1945 46
List of students by grade receiving Second Six Weeks honors for 1945 46. Names span from Grade 1 through Grade 12, including multiple students per grade and a no grade below section with additional honorees.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
1
List of students by grade receiving Second Six Weeks honors for 1945 46. Names span from Grade 1 through Grade 12, including multiple students per grade and a no grade below section with additional honorees.
Citizens of Dalton are urged to stop dumping rubbish and refuse at the Joel Zuercher Olin Sword hill. D. P. Stahl, the mayor, requests cooperation to protect the area and maintain community cleanliness.
The next Blue Star Notes meeting on December 17 will be a Christmas party at the school house. Committees for entertainment and refreshments are appointed. A grab bag gift exchange with 25 to 50 cent packages is planned. Members pledge to continue service and support those in uniform.
Arrangements with the Central Ohio Light and Power Company in Wooster to place four street lights in Riceland were completed this week. Three lights would be at a fixed interval along Lincoln Highway and one on Route 94 to the north.
A meeting of all veterans will be held Monday night December 10 at eight o'clock in the Balton Town Hall. A local post is being organized and all overseas veterans are invited to attend.
An evening of entertainment at the Dalton High School auditorium on Thursday evening December 6 at 8 o clock features an old fashioned melodrama readings and musical numbers with 25 cents admission.
Mr and Mrs John W Caldwell celebrate their golden wedding with a family dinner on Wednesday December 12 at Smithville Inn They will also host open house on Sunday December 9 at their Main Street home The couple were married December 12 1895 at the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev Mechlin
Eckard Bros. Service Station was burglarized Friday night with a small amount of money taken. The front door latch was forced and two desk drawers were broken. No crew members were found. Deputy Sheriff Rike investigated.
The Village Council and Board of Public Affairs will consider hiring one man for janitor work street repair and pipe fitting at the next meeting on the 14th of 1945. Applicants may contact any county man or Board member at the meeting. Common Public Affairs.
The shimmy star recalls love life and fame in a first installment of her self written story in The American Weekly, distributed with next week's Sunday Chicago Herald American.
Baers Almanacs for 1946 at the Gazette office. Various local social notes include visits from Orrville and Massillon residents. Military discharge and hospital updates from Canton Mercy Hospital. Public sale of the Isaac Nussbaum Moscow property for 7100 dollars.
A dance is set for Saturday evening December 8 at the High School. All attendees are welcome to join the event and enjoy the evening.
Mrs Steuzé announces the marriage of her daughter Gloria June to Robert E. Akers of Bridgeport Indiana. The ceremony was held on Thanksgiving at the Methodist church in Charlestown South Carolina conducted by Rev Homer F Shuler. Both are U S Naval Reserve members and will reside in Charleston.
The Red Cross sewing drive reports 30 men’s pajamas received from Wooster. Volunteers are asked to call at Goudy’s furniture store to arrange work to take home.
Elmer Frantz and Chase Frantz returned from a Michigan hunting trip with a fine 10-point buck. The pair carried the antlered game home last week, adding a notable trophy to their season.
In this notice Carl Lawrence states that during his absence his store will be cared for by Ray McAfee. The shop will be open in the evenings and on Saturdays by appointment and contact is by phone at 2861.
We thank all who remembered us after our accident with flowers cards letters and good things to eat. Mr and Mrs D D Moser express appreciation for the kindness showed during recovery.
Mrs. Adam Schultz and Mrs. Wm Blethyn will host the Dalton Garden club Christmas party on December 13. Each member will bring an attractively wrapped gift for a boy or girl at the children's home, noting the suitable age.
Mrs Nanna Hershey spent Sunday evening at the David Brenner home in East Greenville. Mrs Brenner is recovering from pneumonia. Dwight E Wertz attended the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Johnson Wertz, widow of Ed S Wertz, Saturday in Wooster and served as one of the pall bearers.
Rev. A. F. Uphoff of East Canton reports his son Major Robert Uphoff has come home after five years in the Army. He served 22 months in the South Pacific and was wounded, returning to the States in March 1944. He then served in Europe before again heading to the South Pacific. Chaplain Uphoff will preach for his father in East Canton on December 16.
The Christian Science Monitor urges deeper understanding of Christmas amid global conflict. It cites Isaiah and Mary Baker Eddy, stressing Christ’s light, love, and service as paths to comfort, hope, and peace, and invites living the season with humility and charity.
A pint sized jar holds little used spools of thread while smaller jars sort buttons pins needles and bobbins. A box stores mending scraps and all fit into a convenient box or tray on the closet shelf.
The Church of Christ Scientist lesson for Sunday December 9 1945 centers on God as the sole creator and sustainer. Golden text cites Isaiah 45 18 and Psalm 33 8 9. the correlative passages also reference Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The piece emphasizes divine creation, fear of the Lord, and the spiritual understanding of God as eternal and perfect.
The Department of Agriculture thermometer on the Dalton school grounds logged highs of 49 and 42 and lows of 38 23 during the 24 hour periods from Wednesday to Tuesday. Rainfall for November measured 2.85 inches, with an average November rainfall of 2.63 inches.
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