Dalton Bank Pays 5 Percent Dividend to Depositors
H. S. Stoner Charles Wecht and C. F. Buchwalter trustees of the slow assets of First National Bank Dalton Ohio announce a 5 percent dividend payment to 1 200 depositors on December 15 1994. 70 percent of deposits were released July 15 1933 10 percent May 15 1934 and the present 5 percent brings total releases to 85 percent. Depositors should present certificates of participation on December 15 1934 or as soon after as convenient to receive payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Stoner
Chas. Wecht
C. F. Buchwalter
First National Bank
Dalton Ohio
Christmas Bazaar at Town Hall by U P Church Ladies
The annual bazaar and pastry sale by the ladies of the U P church returns on Saturday December 15 in the Town Hall. Food and crafts including chicken soup pastries candy aprons and a variety of useful handmade items will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
United Presbyterian Church
Womens Missionary Society
The
Church Aid
Earl Locke
Earl Harbaugh
Bonnie
Harold Jameson
Kenmore
Charles Rudy
D H S Basketball Opens Season At Home Friday
D S basketball team will host Smithville on the local floor this Friday night December 14 in the season opener. Scott's Store advertises fountain pen and pencil sets priced from 1.95 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S
Smithville
Scott’s
Fountain pen desk sets at Scott's Store
Scott's Store offers fountain pen desk sets at reasonable prices for shoppers seeking affordable writing accessories.
Phares Martins Family Attend Elkhart-North Manchester Wedding
Mr and Mrs Phares Martins travel with Grace Ralph and Wesley to Elkhart Indiana and North Manchester to attend the wedding of Walter Miller of Elkhart. Additional notes report illnesses deaths and local gatherings including a service led by Rev Derstine and local kin events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phares Martin
Grace
Ralph
Wesley
Elkhart
Esther Eshelman
Ira Eberly
S. B. Martin
J. E. Weaver
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Moses Martin
Aaron Zimmerman
Paul Martin
Medina County
John H. Harvey
Esther Martin
Mahoning County
J. R. Martin
Ray Hurst
Shedding Wool Like Hair in Newborns and Baleen
The text notes porpoises and whales are born with woolly coverings that disappear naturally. It adds that human infants often have more hair at birth than after a week or two, with a similar but milder pattern of shedding.
Messiah Singers to Present Handel Work This Sunday
The Messiah chorus conducted by Prof. Victor Gerber will perform Handel's The Messiah at Dalton Presbyterian Church at 2 30 PM and at Salem Mennonite Church at 7 30 PM on Sunday. The free concert features forty local singers and community support for a festive Yuletide season celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messiah
Handel
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Salem Mennonite Church
Victor Gerber
Local Notes and Christmas Items From Area
Born to Mr and Mrs John Woods Monday a son. Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets for Xmas at Scott s. Ira Berg severely burned face and hands when furnace puffed Tuesday evening while shoveling fuel. Special Xmas exercises by Bunker Hill School Dec 20 at 8 p.m. Miss Beatrice Barden and Miss Elizabeth Graber ill with scarlet fever. A L Zook former Wooster hardware man died in Wooster Tuesday morning. He survived by wife two brothers and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woods
Scott’s
Ira Berg
Santa Claus
Bunker Hill School
Lela Camp
A. L. Zook
Wooster
Zook
McDowell Hardware
Dalton FFA Reports, Meetings, and Local Notices
Dalton FFA members meet weekly on the third Tuesday with 28 attendees. December 18 marks the next meeting after December 11. A pallet project earned 86.51 dollars from 87 hours at 99 cents per hour, and 413 dollars was raised from 475 chicks at 77 cents per pullet, continuing as a laying flock. Other local items include a Christmas bazaar at Town Hall and cordial church society gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
George Steffen
Dalton Y. M. F. C
Smithville Club
W. H. Wolfe
Smithville
Class No. 9 Party Observes Christmas Spirit
Mrs. J. J. Haley hosted M. E. S. S. Class No. 9 with 31 members and 4 guests. Activities included carols led by Lucy Lawrence on guitar, a Christmas story by N. Fetter, a pantomime reader W. P. Slusser, a vocal duet, and a comic drama. Prizes went to Laura Slusser Nellie Hunsicker and Harriett McFarren. Gifts were exchanged under a lit tree and a late cafeteria lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Haley
A. E. Schultz
Lucile Lawrence
Harriett McFarren
Jesus
Luella Sturgis
Stella Shade
N. Fetter
W. P. Slusser
Roy Pratt
H. Kraus
Haley
L. Poorman
J. Horst
G. Eastman
Maud Aker
E. L. Slusser
Walter Domer
Laura Slusser
Corner Class Party at Presbyterian Church Held Social
The Corner Class of the Presbyterian church held a Christmas party at Mary Berg's home on Thursday evening. The program featured devotionals by Loretta Snottvfass, a vocal duet by Della and Marjorie Lehman, a talk on Why We Celebrate Christmas by Anna Santschi, readings by Verna Weimer and Helen Moser. Games, gift exchanges, and a lunch with pickles, sandwiches, cocoa, potato salad and mints followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Mary Berg
Loretta Snottvfass
Della
Marjorie Lehman
Anna Santschi
Reading
Verna Weimer
Helen Moser
Pheasants Face High Mortality Before Hatching
The Argus pheasants of Slam are described as having hazardous life cycles with sixty percent never hatching due to mortality factors. The article notes their mating season involves "dancing floors" in the deep jungle where these pheasants perform dances.
Auto License Notice to Truck Owners
Order your Truck and Trailer tags early. Licensing will be handled as last year. Applications are to be made through C R Goudy Deputy Registrar who will issue receipts and tags will be mailed from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Goudy
Columbus
Miss Margaret B. Douglas Rites Held At Dalton
Margaret B. Douglas 54 died Monday morning of pneumonia at her mother's home north of town. Survived by mother, sister Etta, brother Elmer. Funeral from home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev. R. G. Pinkerton officiated. Burial in Dalton Cemetery conducted by Leickheim and Frey of Orrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret B. Douglas
Emma Douglas
Etta
Wayne County Children’s Home
Elmer
R. G. Pinkerton
Dalton United Presbyterian Church
Dalton
Leickheim and
Frey
Orrville
Radios for sale at Goudy Furniture Store
Used radios include a 7-tube Atwater Kent table model an 8-tube Highboy Philco an 8-tube Lowboy Philco and a 4-tube Emerson table model All in good condition Prices reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highboy
Philco
Lowboy
Goudy Furniture Store
Public Sale at Parrott farm Mt East December 15 1934
Public sale at the Parrott farm near Mt. East on December 15 1934 includes 2 work horses 2 milk cows one heifer 100 Leg and White Leghorn pullets 5 roosters hay corn fodder corn oats potatoes and farm machinery tools and household goods. Sale starts 1 p m Walter Andrews auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrott Farm
Mt. East
Walter Andrews
More Funnies in Color Weekly Comic Feature Ad
SUNDAY CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER offers 20 pages of world famous comics each week. The Sunshine Class of the U P S met Friday with 25 attendees, led by Mrs Carl Lawrence who read class jokes and Mrs Wayne Douglas who organized games followed by a covered dish lunch hosted by Mr and Mrs Clyde Wenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Clyde Wenger
Sunshine
Carl Lawrence
Wayne Douglas
Stark County Man Fined For Missing Hunting License
E. J. Ackerman of Stark County was fined 25 dollars and 11 dollars costs in Justice John G. Van Nest's court for failing to display a hunting license when Deputy Game Protector Martin Tyrrell asked. Tyrrell found no license had been issued at the Massillon location claimed by Ackerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ackerman
Stark County
John G. van Nest
Martin Tyrrell
Ackerman
Tyrrell
Massillon
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests at Scott Camp Home
List of attendees at the Thanksgiving meal hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Scott Camp includes A. J. Fisher and spouse from Toledo, J. C. Fisher and daughter Ethel from Arcadia, Naam an Fruth and daughter Carol May, A. Schumaker of Fostoria, A. Be King of Findlay, Olive Horst and daughter Marilyn, A. O. Rehm, Dr. Loyal Camp, Erman Dague of Pittsburgh, Chas. Camp and family, Elmer Haney of Akron, Leslie Haney and family, Ward Butler of Kenmore, William Craig and son of Columbus, Ida Haney and family, Clyde Camp, Ray Camp and family, Lucy Camp and Bessie Zimmerman of Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Camp
A. J. Fisher
Toledo
J. C. Fisher
Ethel
Arcadia
Naaman Fruth
Carol May
A. Schumaker
Fostoria
A. Be King
Findlay
Olive Horst
Marilyn
A. O. Rehm
Loyal Camp
Orrville
Erman Dague
Pittsburgh
Chas. Camp
Elmer Haney
Akron
Leslie Haney
Rittman
Ward Butler
Kenmore
William Craig
Columbus
Ida Haney
Clyde Camp
Ray Camp
Lucy Camp
Bessie Zimmerman
Dalton
Miller Plance-Weds Mildred Miller in Pleasant Valley
Charles L. Plance son of Mr and Mrs C W Plance of Pleasant Valley married Mildred Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Milo Miller of this place on Saturday evening December 8 1934. Rev H D Stuckey officiated at Pleasant Valley U B Church. The couple are well known in the community and both graduated with the class of 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Plance
C. W. Plance
Pleasant Valley
Mildred Miller
Milo Miller
H. D. Stuckey
Former probate judge Robert L. Adair dies at 66
Former probate judge Robert L. Adair, 66, active in legal, business and civic affairs in the county for over 40 years, died Sunday morning at his home on University Street in Wooster Ohio after several weeks illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Adair
University Street
Wooster
Ohio
Stolen Auto Recovered Near Dal ton by Deputy Reiner
An automobile stolen Saturday afternoon from Massillon owner Herbert Correll was recovered Saturday night at Gold Star Hatchery west of Dalton by Deputy John Reiner. Correll reported the theft after 4 pm. the car vanished about 1 pm. Witnesses said an elderly man took the car but saw a young man run away from it after abandoning it by the roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Star Hatchery
Dalton
John Reiner
Herbert Correll
Second Street
Massillon
Drinking Water on Ocean Liners
Liners distill ocean water for drinking only in emergencies. Normally they carry sufficient fresh water in tanks pumped to upper decks and delivered by gravity to multiple ship locations.
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Dalton Bank
D. H. S. Basketball
R. G. Fraker
Pleasant Valley U. B
Scott
Pokeberry
Beatrice Barden
Elizabeth Graber
F. F. A. News
Ross Findley
Millersburg
F. O. Marty
Ralph Tracy
Henry Denbrook
Mary Brenner
Charles Beiner
Chas. Denbrook, Sr
Magnolia Oleo
BERQ
Dalton Milling CO
Sloan’s Lintment
Dewitts Iron
Caldwell’s
Dewitt’s
Denesenand
Lady Esther Powder
Kotex
Orr’s Pharmacy
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