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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1940
Page
4
The United Presbyterian Church of Dalton thanks members and friends for gifts given at the Christmas Tree Sabbath on December 22. The note expresses gratitude and prays for God’s blessing through 1941, comparing the Christmas Tree to Jesus as the true source of Christmas cheer.
The Elam H. Martin family expresses heartfelt thanks to United Presbyterian Church Rev Pinkerton the choir neighbors and all others for floral tributes kindness and sympathy during their bereavement and asks appreciation for every act of help.
Adam Edris warns that the boys who entered his barn last week and took articles will be prosecuted unless the items are returned by Saturday. The notice urges restitution and marks impending legal action.
Mrs. Anna Rees and family have moved into the Bailis apartments as reported in local notices.
New 1941 Hunters and Trappers Licenses advertised at Scott's Store. Paul Miller of Rockwood guest in Thompson home. Sugar Creek Grange party planned for Wednesday night January 1. Mrs. Earl Bevan of Chicago visited Dalton last week, returning with her mother Mrs. Mary Welty. Mr. and Mrs. H E Poole and Mrs. Arndt Lautenschlager attended funeral in Orrville. Irvin Gerber family touring Tennessee. Arlin Amstutz runs milk route in their absence. Electric star lights Methodist church cupola nightly. star built by W. P. Slusser. Holiday students listed: Fred Locke Ann Arbor. Junior Steiner Goshen. Verna Weimer Kent. Bill Marable O S A. Donald Stahl Muskingum. An attempted burglary at Thompson's store occurred around 2 am last Thursday. alarm at breaking glass woke Mrs. Thompson. no clue found.
Christmas morning services are scheduled at Sonnenberg and Kidron churches. The Goshen College Gospel Team will perform at Kidron on Dec 23 instead of Dec 30. Local families and visitors share holiday gatherings, illness updates, and church officer elections for Sonnenberg and Salem churches with community notes.
Baer's Almanac for 1941 is advertised as complete with garden signs and available at the Gazette Office. The notice emphasizes the publication's full content and the decorative garden signs as a feature for readers and customers.
Public sale by administrator on Saturday January 4 1941 at 1 00 PM on the premises Kidron Ohio. Items include book case kitchen cabinet wardrobe dressers davenport couch tables beds chairs rugs stoves sewing machine clock textiles kitchen utensils dishes and more. Terms cash. Clerks Adam Sommer Levi Amstutz. Auction Earl M Sprunger. Admr Sam E Nussbaum.
Mrs. Aaron Eberly is quite ill. Word came of the death of Mrs. Isaiah Shaum of Indiana with funeral held Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Martin and children were Sunday visitors in Medina county. Aaron Zimmerman and family with Frank Elias and Nola Horst visited Cora and Ella Martin. Mrs. J. E. Weaver and Mrs. Reuben Horst called on Mrs. Allan Horst. J. E. Weaver and family were Sunday visitors in the Ray Horst home.
The Effie M. Eschliman farm offers an 8 room house with slate roof a 40 by 76 bank barn equipped for dairy a large summer house and other buildings good soil and drainage electricity and an improved road. Priced right inquiries to C F or I J Buchwalter Dalton Ohno.
The Dalton fire company set a tall white Christmas tree on the town hall lawn for community use with colored lights. Twenty Union Young People's Society members caroled Monday night then gathered at the Presbyterian church for a gift exchange and lunch of hot chili soup wafers and nabiscoes prepared by local volunteers. Three Dalton boys Merlin Berg Robert Slusser and Richard Pratt returned Sunday from Camp Shelby to spend the holidays traveling by car, car, and train.
A record shows that about 25 percent of U S farms produce under 600 dollars annually while 15 percent of that low group deliver less than 400 dollars in commodities. The data underscores unequal farm incomes across regions and farm sizes.
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