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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1933

Page

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Sugar Creek Grange Open Meeting in Green Oak School

The Sugar Creek Grange holds an open night at Green Oak Schoolhouse on Tuesday February 28. The event offers public entertainment and aims to build Grange understanding with a light lunch free of charge. Program includes devotionals by Raymond Wilson readings by Bernice Bliss an oration Why join the Grange by Ward Hofstetter music by Kitchen Basid readings by Floyd Schafter Grange Quartet jokes by David Lehman piano solo by Dean McAfee and an address by Russ Lehman.

Sugar Creek Grange Green Oak School Grange Raymond Wilson Bernice Bliss The Ward Hofstetter Kitchen Basid Floyd Schafter Grange Quartet David Lehman Dean McAfee Russ Lehman

Miss Ivy Welty Dies at 74 After Long Illness

Miss Ivy Welty, 74, former Dalton resident and longtime Dalton schools teacher from 1884 to 1901, died last Friday at her sister Mrs. Henry Bowers home in Massillon after an extended illness. Survived by sisters Nettie Bowers Ida Howells and C S Keiser. Funeral held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Arnold funeral home Massillon with Rev. G C Elliott officiating. Interment Massillon cemetery. Pallbearers named. Dalton attendees listed.

Ivy Welty Dalton Henry Bowers Massillon Nettie Bowers Ida Howells C S. Keiser Lorain Arnold Funeral Home G. C. Elliott Wilbur Welty Walter Welty Ralph Tracy Harmon C. Welch J. M. Spindler C. S. Kelser Tilden Welty Mary Welty Helen Tracy Evelyn Tracy Leonard Tracy L. L. DeArment Luella Sturgis W. P. Slusser

Pastry Sale by U P Church Ladies at Lawrence's Paint Shop

The ladies of the U P Church will hold a pastry sale at Lawrence's Paint Shop on Saturday February 25. Doughnuts and cookies are specialties.

Ladies of the U. P. Church Lawrence

Thoxine Promises Quick Cough Relief Ad

An advertisement touts Thoxine as a safe pleasant prescription that stops a cough within minutes, suitable for children, with a money back guarantee and availability at Orr's Drug Store and other drugstores for 35 cents.

Orr’s

Burke and the Dinner Bell nickname in Parliament

Edmund Burke, friend of America, faced early failure in the House of Commons as the body emptied when he began to speak. He earned the nickname The Dinner Bell for his fiery orations in Parliament.

Edmund Burke America House of Commons Burke

Sonnenberg Farm Change and Local Notices Shaped by Movements

Joe Richardson family to move into Clyde Zuercher house after leaving John Moser Sr. farm near Dalton corp. Lawrence Neil of Paradise, s. w. of Orrville, acquires Sonnenberg farm in swap with Charles P. Miller. Weather notes include freeze damage to wheat and record cold in Halstead Kansas. Walter W. Weaver dies in Barnesville. survivors include widow and Vera. Local families relocate houses and attend funeral. Rev. Keiser tells a life Story of Samuel. Melina Lehman moves in with Fred Kratzer. Menno Nussbaum to work at Sommers garage Kidron.

Joe Richardson John Moser Sr Dalton Corporation Peter Zuercher Clyde Bixlers Lawrence Neil Paradise S. W Orryille Canton Charles P. Miller Simon Baumgartner Halstead Kan David L. Zuercher Walter W. Weaver Barnesville Belmont Co Mr. Weaver Vera Rose Philemon) Springer Salem Theo. Fleuckiger C. R Sprunger Sonnenberg Ellis Sprunger Elmer Springer Delpha Flickinger Massillon Dav. L. Zuercher A. R. Keiser Samuel Victor Zuercher Trail D. L. Zuerchers Albert Baumgartner Frog Pond Raymond Fleuckiger Adam J. Amstutz Frieda P. J.) Amstutz Wooster George Elias) Amstutz Brown Melina (Simon) Lehman Silver Hall Fred. Kratzers Menno Nussbaum Streetsboro Menno Noah A. B. Sommers Kidron Maria Sceneck Nussbaum

Notice to readers on address changes and post charges

A postal regulation adds 2 cents on each notification sent by a postmaster. Readers are urged to notify THE DALTON GAZETTE directly by postal card for address changes rather than through the Post Office Department.

Dalton Gazette Direct Post Office Department

Missionary Society Elects Officers At Presbyterian Church

The Ladies Missionary Society met all day with sewing in the S S parlors. A covered dish luncheon followed. Officers elected include Pres Ida Haney and Secy Verdie Camp, with a full slate for Aid and literature posts. A cafeteria supper fundraiser is planned for March 1 from 5:30 to 7:00 with beefloaf, pork chops, sides, desserts, and prices 1 to 4 cents.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church S. S Verdie Camp W. S. Camp E. M. Hershey W. H. Cook Ida Haney America Ada Goudy Grace McDowell Tullis Davis Caldwell Haney Eckard Martin Ober McGrath John Caldwell Chas. Wecht R. S. Gerber Hershey Aid Ira Tullis Treas R. Davis Presbyterian

Troop 70 Scouts Host Talks and Plans Activities

Dalton Ohio Troop 70 Boy Scouts feature talks by Massillon leaders on Indian relics and bull fighting, with moral lessons for the boys. Upcoming sessions include electrical telegraphy lessons and signal construction, plus ongoing contests in wood carving and first aid as vacancies allow.

No. 70 Boy Scouts of America Dalton Ohio Baatz Massillon Brown Frank Snyder L. L. DeArment Mexico C. V. Amstutz Near Glenn L. W G. Longworth Merlin Berg Fred Blosser John Gonter Carl Goudy Pete Moser

Tax Listing Notice for Property Returns

Raymond Boss J. P. posts weekly times for assistance at Hofstetter's South Side store Kidron Thursdays and Dalton Town Hall Tuesdays and Fridays afternoons and evenings starting next week. At all other times, he will be at his home three miles west of Dalton to help fill Personal Property Fax Returns.

Hofstetter Kidron Dalton Town Hall

POKEBERRY BORN ON VALENTINE DAY TO HORST FAMILY

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Horst on Valentine Day. Adam Wenger traveled to Columbiana Friday. Sunday visitors at the Susan Martin home included Miss Carrie Lehman, Mr and Mrs Jacob Martin, Mr and Mrs J E Weaver and Ruth. Mrs Mabel Schlenegger and son visited Ezra Brubaker. Sunday guests at the Phares Martin home were Mr and Mrs S B Martin of Dalton. Nancy Burckhart and C M Burckhart called on Susan and Edith Martin Wednesday. Ivan Zeigler and family of Massillon visited John Buchwalter. Della Horst of Wooster spent Sunday with her father.

Ray Horst Adam Wenger Columbiana Susan Martin Carrie Lehman Wooster Jacob Martin J. E. Weaver Ruth Mabel Schlenegger Ezra Brubaker Nancy Burckhart C. M. Burckhart Susan Edith Martin J. A. Heatwole Fanny Begly Chester Two Ivan Zeigler Massillon John Buchwalter Della Horst of

Languages echo the mind of a people and culture

A compact reflection on language as a mirror of self. The quote suggests that knowing foreign tongues deepens understanding of one’s own language and identity. It frames linguistic learning as insight into culture and thought.

Dalton couple wed quietly at parsonage

Miss Martha Brockman and Christian Bergdorf of Route 3 Dalton were quietly married by Rev. R. G. Pinkerton on Friday morning February 17 at the parsonage. The couple will reside south of town.

Martha Brockman Rt. 3 Dalton Christian Bergdorf R. G. Pinkerton

Public Sale at Residence in Burton City

Public sale announced by John Brenner at his residence in Burton City on Saturday February 25 1933 at 1 00 pm. Household goods include cook stove antique bedsteads sinks dressers table chairs car pet by the yard dishes and many other articles. Terms cash. Fred Knutti.

John Brenner Fred Knutti

Public Sale of Estate Goods and Farm Implements

The administrator of Elizabeth Parrot's estate will auction her Mount Eaton area property on Friday March 3 1933 starting 12:30 p m. Readily available items include five Guernsey cows three dozen eggs and canned pork and fruit plus furniture radios and household goods. Frank Stutz also offers farm equipment and livestock including two horses hay tools and work harness. Cash terms. Raymond Boss Admr.

Elizabeth Parrot Mount Eaton Guernsey Frank Stutz Keystone Oliver Deering Osborn McCormick-Deering International Corn Worker Gale

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Carter Scott’s Boys Scout News Raymond Boss, J. P Pokeberry S. B. Martin Phares Martin Goethe Burton City Raymond Boss Admr First National Bank Lee L. DeArment Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the United States Thomas I. Parkinson Buchwalter-Parsons Agency Parker Duofold
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