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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1948

Page

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Dalton Council Considers New Lincoln Highway Route

Engineers Melvin Hagan and E F Rule propose a 24 ft lanes with medians and sidewalks, requiring substantial rights of way through Dalton. The plan would run east from Kidron road, cross the W L E railroad via viaduct, and parallel the old highway 1000 feet south with an $8 million cost and 1949 start if approved. Council defers decision to next month on three options.

Dalton Village Dalton Melvin Hagan State Highway Department E. F. Rule Kidron Weimer

Resignations and appointments in town leadership notes

The council accepted cemetery trustee Robert Slusser’s resignation and appointed L. M. Monbarren to fill the unexpired term. W. T. Martin’s resignation as fire chief was tabled until the fire department proposes a new chief. The department seeks permission to build a new fire house behind the town hall, with final action deferred to next month.

Robert Slusser L. M. Monbarren W. T. Martin Fire Department Town Hall

Hokey's Barber Shop to open all day Friday

Walter Ott shot a deer Saturday in Carroll County. Others in the hunting party were Bill Martin Lester Monbarren and Fred Blosser. A Christmas program will be given by the Sunday School next Sunday at the Presbyterian church during worship starting at 10 30 AM.

Walter Ott Carroll County Bill Martin Lester Monbarren Fred Blosser Presbyterian Church

Celebrate Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Addison Lehman

The Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Addison C Lehman of Dalton was observed at a family dinner at Riceland on Dec 21. Mr Lehman, born Dec 1 1874, is 74 and Mrs Lehman will be 72 on March 17 1849. The couple resided on a farm east of Dalton 35 years before moving into Dalton nine years ago. They have one son David and six daughters living in Dalton Orrville Mansfield Canton Willowdale Lake and elsewhere, with 11 grandchildren.

Addison C. Lehman Dalton Riceland West Lebanon Lehman Malinda Tschantz David Bill Adams Very Bach Guy Douglas Nelson Douglas Orrville Ross Steinebrey Mansfield Warren Luginbuhl Willowdale Lake Canton

Smithville Hi Beats Dalton 34 to 27 In Tuesday Game

Smithville High School defeated Dalton 34 to 27 on Tuesday night. Dalton reserves won 23 to 20. Next game is January 7 at Beach City.

Smithville Hi Dalton Beach City

Community Xmas Party at Town Hall Friday Night

Town Hall hosts a community Christmas party with a band at 6:00, a sing at 6:30, and a Santy appearance at 7:00. Dwight Wertz attends Ohio State graduation events in Columbus while Harmon Wertz and his wife celebrate their fifth anniversary with dinner Friday. Harold Mumaw, Ohio State civil engineer graduate, returns to Clarksburg to resume work on a Veterans Hospital project. A medical feature touts Paradione for epilepsy in The American Weekly distributed with The Chicago Herald American.

Town Hall Sing Santy Dwight Wertz Columbus Harmon Ohio State University Harmon Wertz Harold Lee Mumaw Welker Mumaw Harold Clarksburg W. Va Thompson and Street Co Boston American Weekly the Great Chicago Herald-American

Doctor Bates Moves Office to Main Street Dalton

Dr Charles A Bates announces relocation of his office to the C R McDowell residence at Main Street Willow Court Dalton Ohio effective January 1 1949. Entrance on Willow Court hours 2 to 5 PM 7 to 9 PM daily except Wednesday Saturday 1012 AM phone 5011.

C. R. McDowell Main Street Willow Court Dalton Ohio Charles A. Bates, M. D

Obituary for Lucy Hess 78 former resident dies in Navarre

Services for Lucy Hess 78 widow of Benjamin Hess were held at Stockham funeral home with Rev. L E Flauhaus officiating. Burial in Dalton cemetery. Survived by five daughters five sons five sisters a brother twenty grandchildren nine great grandchildren.

Lucy Hess Navarre Stockham L. E. Flauhaus Methodist Church Dalton Cemetery Benjamin Hess George Atanesian Bath N.Y Wm. Kopp Mishawaka Ind Gordon Yoder Loudonville Glenn McClelland Toledo Paul Keller Massillon Roy Beach Grove Curtis Canton Raymond Akron Belle Bliler Canal Fulton Ella Rudy Thomas Bergman M. B. Saiter North Lawrence William Horst Ashtabula Wm. E. Edwards

Miss Ethel Nussbaum Former Dalton Teacher Dies in Orrville

Ethel M Nussbaum 48 formerly of Dalton died at her Orrville Ohio home after six weeks illness. Daughter of Frederick and the late Belle Nussbaum she attended Dalton High School and Kent State University and taught in Dalton Schools before moving to Orrville. Survived by sister Etelka Nussbaum Orrville brother Charles Massillon funeral held Monday at Auble and Son Orrville with Rev Reymond H Harris officiating burial Apple Creek cemetery

Ethel May Nussbaum Dalton Orrville Ohio Frederick Belle Nussbaum Nussbaum Dalton High School Kent State U Frederick Nussbaum Etelka Nussbaum Charles Massillon

Mrs Ellen McElroy Dies at 85 in Dalton Home

Mrs Ellen McElroy aged 85 died Sunday at 4 30 AM at the home of her daughter Mrs Frankie Snyder in Dalton. She is survived by a great grandson Earl Kuligoski of Massillon. Funeral arrangements were prepared at Stockham Funeral Home Dalton then sent to Denny Funeral Home Morgantown WV for services held Tuesday with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Morgantown.

Ellen McElroy Frankie Snyder Dalton Earl Kuligoski Massillon Stockham Funeral Home Morgantown W. Va Denny Funeral Home Oak Grove

Personal Items and Visiting Notes From Local Families

A column lists guests and visitors including G P Leitners from Columbus with Lt and Mrs Robert Templer of Tacoma Wisconsin. Hunsbergers of Warren and Stanwood with A J White. Locke family from Klamath with Earl Lockes. Sells of Canton with Nora Spindler. Miss Arlene Thompson visiting Wabash. Dorothy and Marilyn Steiner returning from Goshen College. Dr Myron Baumgartner family visiting Dalton relatives. Holt ball point pen offered at 97c in Gazette office.

Robert Leitner Robert II Columbus G. P. Leitners Robert Templer Tacoma Wash A. E. Schultz Fred Locke Klamath Oregon Earl Lockes Donald Hunsberger Warren David Hunsberger Alta Hassler Stanwood A J White Virgil Sells Canton Nora Spindler Richard Garman Cynthia Ann B. F. Garman Pleasant Valley Myron Baumgartner Tom Lynn Hurley N. M Dalton New Mexico Denver

Edna Buller Engaged to Ellis Gerber in Mountain Lake

Mrs. Anna Buller of Mountain Lake announces the engagement of her daughter Edna Buller to Ellis Gerber son of Grover C. and Mrs. Gerber of Kidron. Both graduates of Goshen College Indiana Class of 1948. Edna works in the College of Wooster Food Service. Ellis oversees Dillonvale Mennonite Mission. No wedding date set.

Anna Buller Mountain Lake Minnesota Edna Buller Ellis Gerber Grover C. Gerber Kidron Gerber Miss Buller Goshen College Indiana Miss Butler College of Wooster Department of Food Service Dillonvale

Peoples Federal Declares 2 1/2 Percent Semiannual Dividend

The Board of Directors of Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association Wooster Ohio declares a 2 1/2 percent semiannual dividend payable December 31 1948 on all savings accounts. President Fred K Shibley notes 1948 year end assets near 13 million with strong cash and U S Bond position of 3 million and total reserves about 870000. Board members listed. Accounts insured to 5000 by government agency.

The Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association Wooster Ohio Fred K. Shibley U. S

Star Drug Anecdote Ends in Rat Toll

A historical note reports 112 rats killed using a can labeled Star described as harmless to animals, with a mention of ANTU SCOTT DRUG. The fragment hints at an experimental or pest control item referenced in 7 8 notation.

Antu Scott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rt. 30 Hokey’s Slusser‘s Food Market Merry Christmas Laura, Kate Bob Mrs Ethel M. Nussbaum Arlene Thompson Wabash, Ind Dorothy Marilyn Steiner O. R. Findley la Grange F. O. Marty Mrs. Carroll Scott Cleveland Mrs. Scott Holt Gazette Peoples Federal Thore C. M. Brown Glenn Hofacre Rt 2 County Line Road H. Wolf John C Kick Rt. 1 E P. Gerber Chas. P. Miller Amanda Denbrook Main St Mumaw's Greenhouse Iga Market Swift Veal Berg’s Cash Market McDowell & Son Thompsons & Employees
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