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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
3
We express sincere thanks to friends for thoughtfulness at Christmas with cards and flowers, to the Presbyterian Church for fruit and flowers, and to the Westminster Fellowship for Christmas carols. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. JH H Weimer.
For sale offers finest quality pork and beef along with fresh and smoked meats. Genuine country produce from Boss Meat Farm located on Kidron Road off U.S. 30 with wood for fireplaces. Pick-up truck loads available for $7. Contact Allen Amstutz RD 1 Dalton by phone at Kidron 2355.
High quality aluminum combination storm door installed at 39.95 dollars. Aluminum storm windows self installed at 15.95 dollars. Includes Kool Ray Awnings. Massillon Aluminum Mfg. Co. address 3701 Lincoln Way N W and phone TE 2 2343.
Miss Beverly Stemple was guest of honor at a prenuptial shower hosted by her aunt Mrs Calvin Tryon in North Lawrence. The couple to wed are Miss Stemple and Alan Wesley Sick of Amherst with a double ring ceremony planned at the North Lawrence Evangelical United Brethren Church on December 29.
The Orrville Community Osteopathic Hospital will receive a gift of 4738.98 from the estate of the late Catherine Shenk. A codicil to her will directed the bequest, though lacking attorney action. heirs upheld her wishes. The funds join the trust and endowment committee to establish a memorial in her memory.
Western Europe’s expanding economy should sustain an annual market of more than 13 million tons of American coal for at least five more years.
Pokeberry Ernest Horst and family joined Ray Horst for Saturday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Witmer were in Mahoning County Saturday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Good on December 22. John Martin and family visited Mahoning County Sunday. Albert Horst’s family gathering occurred December 23. Mrs. Horst resumes activity after illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Neuen swander stay at the parental home a few days. Mrs. Joseph Ressler remains a patient in Orrville Hospital.
A Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association report notes reserpine, long used in India, shows strong calming effects in dogs and may help nervous or stressed animals in veterinary medicine.
Final figures show 5 644 rabies cases in 1955 with dogs at 2 657 cases or 45 5 percent. Foxes 21 percent cattle 14 percent skunks 10 percent cats 6 percent others 3 5 percent. No New England cases and no cases in the northwest except three bat cases in several states.
Travelers described Famagusta, the east coast Cyprus sea port, as the richest city in the world during the 14th century, highlighting its wealth and prominence in medieval trade.
Mr and Mrs Herman J Rafeld escaped injury when their car was rear ended by a fuel oil truck at the Ohio 548 and US 30 intersection. The eight thousand gallon tank ruptured, fuel spilled, and the rig damaged a signpost before stopping 150 feet from the road. They were treated at Dunlap Memorial Hospital, Orrville, with no injuries reported. The crash was investigated by Chief Raymond Berg.
In April 1934 the Mount Washington weather crew recorded the greatest wind gust ever measured on earth at 231 miles per hour. The station sits atop Mount Washington at 6 288 feet, the highest eastern U S point, where weathermen reside year round to test atmospheric conditions.
A pink and blue shower planned for Mrs Wanda Wilson at Mrs Shirley Fairney's Orrville home was disrupted by Wilson giving birth two weeks early. Wilson was hospitalized in Dunlap Memorial with her newborn Marty Noel, born two days earlier. Guests played bingo and raffled prizes donated to Wilson. Hostesses Mrs Fairney, Mrs Lintern, and Mrs Ault served a dessert luncheon.
Tourism remains vital to many states, ranking among their top three income sources. New Jersey and New Mexico place tourism first, while New England and the Rocky Mountain regions show strong reliance on travel and visitor spending.
In Turkey the Orontes River reveals sunken remains of houses and churches from the ancient city of Antioch, flooded about 1400 years ago. The discovery highlights submerged history and ongoing erosion exposing long buried structures.
Rev L. M. Marker selects Closing The Gate as Sunday worship topic at the Presbyterian Church. WF youth meet Sunday at 7 pm with discussion They Do Come Back led by college students home for the holidays as guest speakers. social period to follow.
Carl Wilson, whose condition worsened earlier this week, is scheduled to enter Crile Veterans Hospital at Brecksville today. He has been under care as officials monitor his health and determine next steps.
Emberglow and white 1955 De Soto Firedome four door sedan fully equipped with power steering power brakes radio and heater priced at 2195 for quick sale in a local dealership ad.
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