Chamber of Commerce Meets for February at M E Church
The February Chamber gathering at the M E church basement featured a Ladies Aid banquet, a Washington birthday display, and prayers. Capt S N Dancey of the Americanization League spoke on obeying God, plus civic cooperation, with plans for a future encore.
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M. E
Ladies Aid
Washington
H. F. Patterson
W. P. Slusser
E. C. Gonter
Ralph Hathaway
S. N. Dancey
Americanization League
Capt. Dancey
Marshal Foch
Stanley Tschantz
Capt. Dancy
Wheat Stolen from Granary Near Town
Twenty bushels of sacked wheat were stolen from the granary of Mrs. Annie Rudy, a mile east of town, on Friday night. Officials investigated but found no clue. Mrs. Rudy reported her watchdog died of poison a week earlier. The grain was moved from the barn to the crossroad south of the Lincoln highway where a truck had been parked.
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Annie Rudy
Honolulu Guitar Club to Perform Hawaiian Music
The Honolulu Guitar Club of Canton will present a program of Hawaiian music at Silver Hill Friday evening March 8 at 8 00. The club of 25 pieces is highly recommended and will play popular and old favorites. Admission ten cents.
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Canton
Silver Hill
Buried Alive Kiss Revives Woman Believed Dead
A strange true case reported in The American Weekly describes a young woman who was thought dead and covered with earth but awakened after a lover’s kiss. The feature notes the sensational revival and puzzling circumstances surrounding the incident.
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American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Sonnenberg News Items Highlight Local Social Ties
Sonnenberg notes from Feb 25 report flu cases at the School for the Deaf in Columbus and several local illnesses. Social visits include Misses Rose and Esther Sommer hosting Canadian visitors and a quilting gathering with Sonnenberg Ladies chorus. Florence Lehman of Orrville marries Titus Zimmermann at home. other items note birthdays, greetings, and family visits.
Tax Listing Notice by Justice of the Peace
Raymond Boss, Justice of the Peace, lists tax filing locations and days. He will be at Hofstetter's South Side Store in Kidron Mondays and Thursdays, at Dalton Town Hall Tuesdays and Fridays, and at his Moscow home at other times to assist with Personal Property Tax Returns.
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South Side
Dalton
Moscow
Raymond Boss
Justice of the Peace
Cold snap ends weeks of milder winter with heavy crust
Temperatures dropped Tuesday night to near zero and stayed very cold into Wednesday. Snow flurries occurred last week with milder days, and Friday brought the heaviest snowfall of the season followed by rain that froze, creating a thick crust.
Dalton high advances to semi finals after overtime win
Dalton high defeated Creston 21 to 19 in overtime to reach the semi finals against Sterling at Wooster high school on Friday. Dalton trailed 18 to 7 after three quarters, then rallied with a late surge and held Creston scoreless in the final period.
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Dalton High
Creston
Sandwith
L. Brown
Dalton
Sterling
Wooster High School
Marshallville
Big Prairie
Big Prairie Bulldogs
Student Senate Plans Magazine Subscription Purchase
The Student Senate members contribute a sum for a year long magazine sent to Mr. Wlerehome. A study hall cleanup will be scheduled soon to engage all students. Shop boys build clothes racks to equip locker rooms. Richard McAdams reports.
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Wlerehome
Richard McAdams
Dalton High Invited to Wooster College Science Open House
Through Principal Mr Eastman Dalton High will send science teachers and interested seniors to the 1935 Wooster College Science Open House on March 9 in biology chemistry geology and physics for investigations and exposure.
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Dalton High School
Eastman
Wooster College
Shiloh Veteran Albert Hummel Dies at 94
Albert Hummel, 94, Civil War veteran who fought at Shiloh and was wounded, died Tuesday at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' Home in Sandusky. He lived near Jericho as a boy, worked as a tinsmith in Mt. Eaton, and will be buried in Westlawn Cemetery after Thursday services at the Fraze homestead. He was cousin to Mrs. Howard Jameson and Mrs. Clara Tracy.
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Shiloh
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Sandusky
Ohio
Hummel
George Fraze
Jericho
Mt. Eaton
Howard Jameson
Clara Tracy
Laff-A-Lot Club hosts Longworths with Dads games
The Laff-A-Lot Club enjoyed entertainment by Donivan and Gordon Longworth at their home Tuesday evening with Dads as the evening’s diversion. Prizes for high score went to Miss Alice Lehman and Jack Mumaw as chicken sandwiches, pickles, salad, date nut roll and coffee were served late. Miss Arlene Thompson hosted Mothers Helpers club Wednesday 4 to 6 pm with eight present.
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Gordon Longworth
Dads
Alice Lehman
Jack Mumaw
Arlene Thompson
Marjorie McIntosh
Beatrice Brown
Mrs. Thompson
Washington
Valentine Party Honored Miss Gloria Bach Birthday
Mrs. Ira Berg hosted a Valentine party for her class of 12 girls from M E S S at her home on Friday evening. Miss Gloria Bach celebrated a birthday with a large cake baked by her mother, decorated with 13 candles. The event featured fruit salad Valentine cookies candy and hot cocoa with games and a Valentine exchange.
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Ira Berg
Gloria Bach
Local Items From Scott's Store And Community Notes
Fountain pen desk sets offered at Scott's Store. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Gerber a son in Dalton. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hau enstein southeast of town. Miss Helen Fosnight visited Orrville, guest of the Steiner family. Kyle Lintern and family move to Ressler property on S. Mullet. U P church ladies quilting at Harry Wyre’s. M E S S Class No. 9 to meet at Mrs. C. H. Johnson’s Thursday evening March 7. Aker recovering from heart attack but bedbound. Mrs. Winnie Baumgartner and son Myron visit Jotham Rees home. Subscriptions to Sunday magazines sold at Scott's Store. George Snodgrass and family visit the Aker home. Massillon C of C members travel to Columbus to discuss widening Lincoln highway west from county line. Mrs. H. C. Aker of Massillon weekend at Aker home. Mrs. F. R. Snodgrass of Barberton stays to help care for her father. Mack McAdams, injured in an auto wreck, home and improving. Ralph Blosser slowly recovering from an accident. Administrator's sale of Fred J. Nickles estate totals 2134.00. Raymond Ross is administrator. Amos Slabach rents farm and moves with family. Massillon Commercial Institute students host Alumni Millionaires Ball on Friday March 1 with acts including Mohammed Bay-Windo, Oriental Crystal Gazer, Famous Swimming Match, Fan Dancer, Horse Racing, Roulette, and more. Jack Shanklin's orchestra provides music.
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Rose
Esther Sommer
Canada
Bible School
Kitchener
Ontario
Sonnenberg
Wilma Kirchhofer
General Electric Company
Cleveland
Florence
Christine) Lehman
Orrville
Titus Zimmerman
J. W. Royer
Amos J. Nussbaum
Helen Fosnight
Algine Steiner
Kyle Lintern
Homerville
Ressler
S. Mullet
U. P. Church
Harry Wyre
C. H. Johnson
A. Aker
Winnie Baumgartner
Myron
Columbus
Jotham Rees
Chamber of Commerce
Massillon C. of C
H. C. Aker
Massillon
Aker
F. R. Snodgrass
Barberton
Mack McAdams
Ralph Blosser
Fred J. Nickles
Raymond Ross
Amos Slabach
Massillon Commercial Institue
Mohammed Bay-Windo
Jack Shanklin
The Sun Never Sets and Its British Dawn
The note traces the phrase sun never sets on the British empire to early usage by John Wilson writing as Christopher North in Noctes Ambrosianae April 1820. It links earlier references to the Spaniards and Iero dotus but notes the first English attribution appears in Wilson’s work.
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Ierodotus
British Empire
John Wilson
Christopher North
Quarries Found in Western Nile Desert Near Abu Simbel
Cairo museum official uncovers 3500 year old Egyptian quarries west of the Nile near Abu Simbel. The dig reveals diorite and amethystine quartz in the rock matrix. Berber customs show a young wife guided by female relatives in daily life and family hierarchy places the oldest son in charge in the father’s absence.
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Cairo Museum
The
Nile
Abu-Simbel
Moother
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