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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1949

Page

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Dalton Area Tops Cancer Fund Drive I II Report

The Wayne County Unit of the American Cancer Society reports Dalton area contributions totaling 27.57 for a county wide Cancer Detection Clinic. Major donors include Dalton Community Guild 1000 Leroy McInnes Goudys Furniture Store DR BMEFES and V Gerber 500 to 1000 each.

Dalton Wayne County American Cancer Society Kidron Sugar Creek Township Dalton Community Guild Leroy McInnes Goudy

Baronet of Indianapolis in The American Weekly Feature

A reader quotes about money fears as a line from The Baronet of Indianapolis in The American Weekly distributed with the Chicago Herald American. The note highlights the magazine's inclusion in the Sunday paper.

Baronet of Indianapolis American Weekly the Great Magazine Chicago Herald-American

Dalton Young Ladies Attend Youth Fellowship Week

The Dalton group includes Miss Mary Jean Amstutz of Sonnenberg Insurance, Miss Gilda Kratzer of Dalton Pottery, Miss Vivian Eberly of Wrights 5 and 10, and Miss Eunice Amstutz of Bergs IGA as they travel to Little Eden Camp in Onekama Michigan for Youth Fellowship Week.

Dalton Mary Jean Amstutz Sonnenberg Insurance Co Gilda Kratzer Dalton Pottery Vivian Eberly Wright Eunice Amstutz Berg IGA Little Eden Onekama Mich

Army officer named Battery Commander at Camp Hood Texas

Captain Glen R McAfee of the US Army stationed at Camp Hood Texas writes to his parents that he is now Battery Commander of C Battery 508th AFA B He had been transferred from Fort Benning Georgia to Camp Hood in June.

Glen R. McAfee US Army Camp Hood, Texas 508Th Afa B Ft Benning Camp Hood

Wyre Family Vacation and Dalton Camp Notes

Prof and Mrs Ross Wyre with Rebecca and John visited Dalton relatives in Ontario fishing at Rice Lake where a 34 lb bass was caught. They left Friday for Cleveland to see his brother Harry and wife. Dalton 4 H Club girls attended Camp Crag last week including Janet Ross Barbara Marten Mary Lou Mc Dowell and others.

Ross Wyre Rebecca John Philadelphia Dalton Rice Lake Ontario Ross Cleveland Harry Camp Crag Janet Ross Barbara Marten Mary Lou McDowell Mary Shanklin Joanne Amstutz Marylin Nussbaum Clarabel Douglas Eileen Mentzer Mary Louise Mumaw

In Memoriam Herman L Moser July 28 1943

In memory of our dear son Herman L Moser who passed away on July 28 1943. No one knows the bitter pain we have suffered since we lost you. Life has never been the same. In our hearts your memory lingers sweetly and true. Mr and Mrs D J Moser and Family.

Herman L Moser Herman D J Moser

Community Notes From Pembroke to Dalton Park

Residents report fishing trip to Pembroke Canada. Bethany Circle Class plans July 28 picnic at Dalton Park. Mrs Alice Gregory moved from Massillon Hospital to Wadsworth home. Seaman Glen Smucker on 20 day leave before duty in North Africa. Pvt Donald P Moser transferred to Double Channel Telegraphy school at Fort Monmouth. Gonter family and Mrs Dale Hall visited Capmain Kansas. Himmelsbaughs and Willis Horn dine with J C McAdams. Wheat shipments surge at Dalton market as oats harvest starts. Grass fire on Dan Moser property prompts emergency response. Charles Hazel recover s from tonsil surgery at Massillon hospital. Judy Shoup undergoes tonsillectomy.

Willard Groff Robert Joanne Pembroke Canada Bethany Circle Dalton Park Thurs Alice Gregory Massillon City Hospital H. G. Schaller Wadsworth Glen Smucker J. H. Smuckers Washington Morocco North Africa Donald P. Moser Double Channel Teletype School Fort Monmouth N. J John H. Gonter Raymond Ronnie Danny Gary Dale Hall

Wayne County Baby Beef Club Meets July 27

The Wayne County Baby Beef Club will hold a meeting this Wednesday evening at 8:30 at the Wayne Douglas farm. Floyd and Clarabel Douglas host. Guest speaker Jacob Schuiringa a Dutch farmer visiting the U.S. will discuss farming in Holland. Officers to be elected and plans for the Wayne County Fair show and sale discussed. Eighty-five members feed 100 baby beeves in the 1949 club.

Wayne County Baby Beef Club Wayne Douglas Farm Rt. 30 Dalton Water Works Road Floyd Clarabel Douglas Jacob Schuiringa Holland Wayne County

Weather Expected Heat With Thunder Showers Today

The forecast warns of high heat near 98 degrees and humid conditions with possible thunder showers today, Wednesday, as the weather pattern stays hot and unsettled.

Weatherman

Weekend visits spread across Cleveland and nearby towns

Visitors and visiting notes show Mrs. Robert Slusser and Jeffrey in Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Wm Smith in Lewisville, Ruth Butler in Manchester at Caldwell Haney home, and multiple locals from Hartville Barberton and Orrville visiting family, attending games, or hosting gatherings.

Robert Slusser Jeffrey Cleveland Wm. Smith Lewisville Ruth Butler Manchester Caldwell-Haney Eldon Hawk Kevin Columbus Laura Amstutz Alma Williams John Berg Hartville L. M. Monbarrén Orr Park Merle Douglas George and Lee Dapp Barberton Rob’t. Sword Carroll Scott Ft. Wayne Scott Fitcheys David Wricht Cheryl Doylestown Johnny Erwin Jon David Kraus Erwin Oak Harbor B. F. Garman Raymond Knaebel Raymond Rudy Karen Wooster Wm. Chenot Alliance Amos Tschantz Paul Farrer Kenton Thurman Zook Orrville Deison Farrer Canton Tracy

Birth of Kirt Lionel Gerber in Akron

Mr and Mrs Vernon Gerber of R D 1 Dalton are parents of a boy born July 22 1949 at Green Cross hospital Akron The baby is named Kirt Lionel Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Gerber of RD 1

Vernon Gerber Dalton Green Cross Hospital Akron Kirt Lionel George Gerber RD 1

Notice to Cut Weeds Under Ohio General Code

Dalton residents urged to trim noxious weeds on vacant lots to keep the city beautiful. Mayor Clarence L. Kraus notes multiple complaints and directs property owners to comply with the weed removal provisions.

Dalton Clarence L. Kraus

Please Claim Your Plate From VEW Carnival Donations

A number of plates and cake plates from VEW carnival donations remain unclaimed. They are located in the basement of Dalton Methodist Church and can be picked up there. Some plates are unidentified, so please claim yours if you have one.

Dalton Methodist Church

Card of Thanks from Jimmy Buchanan

Jimmy Buchanan thanks friends for cards letters gifts and meals received during illness at home and in the hospital. Their support helped ease the long hours and is gratefully appreciated.

Origins of cotton plant traced to India or Arabia

Believed to be native to the Indian subcontinent or the Arabian region, the cotton plant’s birthplace is discussed as a historic origin. Researchers note early cultivation and trade linking these areas to widespread cotton use.

India Arabia

Spiritual liberty beyond mere rights in Christian Science Monitor

The article discusses inalienable rights as spiritual truths beyond material conditions, citing Jefferson and Eddy, and argues true freedom comes from divine law. It references Christ Jesus and Paul on liberty, urging reliance on God’s ruling for lasting happiness and peace.

Tcan Mary Baker Eddy Christ Jesus God Lo Paul Christian Science Monitor

Change of Hours Notice for Dr Bates Office

Beginning July 15 1949 the following schedule of office hours becomes effective Afternoons 1 30 to 4 00 except Wednesday Evenings 7 00 to 8 30 except Wednesday and Saturday Wednesday 11 00 a m to 12 M Charles A Bates M D

Charles A. Bates

Savings Bonds Drive Promises Safe Crop for Tomorrow

Uncle Sam urges farmers and families to plant dollars in U S Savings Bonds as the surest crop. The drive promotes building tomorrow with bond purchases, enabling land, machinery, home improvements, or a nest egg for retirement, via banks or post offices.

U. S Treasury Department

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Memoriam Don Hunsberger Dan Moser West Main St Mason’s Charles Hazel Little Judy Shoup Slusser‘s Food Market Wisconsin Calif Sunkist Janifrol Dalton Hardware Baby Beef Club Jimmy Buchanan Uncle Sam Ohio Pascal Hearts Bnch California Valencias Swift Veal Chops Brookfield Oxydol Dawn Sherwin-Williams McDowell Hardware Oswald Fels Naptha Soap Aunt Jemima’s Pancake Ranger Joe Kellogg’s Group Ribbons Charmin Kitchen Hershey’s Chocolate Syrup Ainsworth Ainsworth Police & Fireman Imperial Imperial Dungarees
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