High School Commencement Ceremony Honors 39 Graduates
The Wooster area high school held a commencement in the auditorium on a Wednesday evening with 39 graduates in blue and white caps and gowns. A student roll of names was read as the class motto and roses framed the stage while the orchestra played and Rev. Dr. John R. Williams delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Spence
Donald Moser
Daniel Steiner
Cadman
George H. Eastman
John R. Williams
First Presbyterian Church
Wooster
Board of Education
J. N. Moser
Eastman
Claren Sommer
A. F. Uphoff
Hazel Amstutz
Ivan Amstutz
Norman Arnold
Robert Bixley
Doris’ Buchwalter
Wilbur Cunningham
Jack Davis
Mary Eberly
Chester Gable
Richard Galehouse
Miriam Gardner
Glenford Gerber
Olin Gerber
Ruth Gerber
Annetta_ Gonser
Lester Graber
Velma Hasseman
Junior Horst
Hannah Kohler
Beulah Lehman
Lavina Lower
Donald_Moser
Vivian Parsons
Robert Phillips
Clair Santmyer
Robert Schaller
Ruth Snyder
Betty Sommer
Mabel Sommer
Marjorie Springer
Grace Steffen
Doris Swartz
Ruth Ellen Weimer
Iran Wertz, Jr
Donald R. Weygandt
Jean Zimmerman
Kenneth Zuercher
Presbyterian Women Host Missionary Society Meeting
Fifty attended a Presbyterian Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society gathering Thursday night at the church. Apple Creek Society members led the program with Mrs. CG Bidle as chair, incl. a Cuba neighborhood talk by Mrs. Sills, Brahms piano piece, a tithing article, and a playlet by Mrs. Glasgow and others. The group closed with “Bless be the Tie that Binds” and social treats.
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Presbyterian Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
U.p.church
Apple Creek Society
CG. W. Bidle
Folding pasteboard wedge supports patient bed rest
A pasteboard carton, cut to expose ends and side, folds into a triangular wedge for back support. Used to prop the patient in a sitting or semi-sitting position, with a floral cover to improve appearance.
Fifth War Loan drive urged to reach July target
A community message urges citizens to buy extra War Bonds by July 8 to accelerate the Fifth War Loan. It notes sales started June 12 and stresses every bond strengthens the war effort, with recent reports showing growing individual purchases and continued frontline strain.
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America
Memorial Day Observance in Dalton Draws Crowd
Memorial Day in Dalton opened with Dr. L. L. DeArment riding Chico leading the parade to a large crowd. Rev. E W Spence gave the keynote address as Rev A S Rosenberger delivered prayer and Arlene Thompson read Gettysburg Address. Vivian Douglas recited a patriotic poem while the band played amid cemetery ceremonies.
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Dalton
L. L. DeArment
Chico
11Th Regiment
Carl Lawrence
E. W. Spence
A. S. Rosenberger
Arlene Thompson
Lincoln
Vivian Douglas
Glenn Spackey
5th War Loan Drives Dalton Push in Wartime
The message urges support for the fifth War Loan with a target of $188,550 to fund the war effort. It frames the drive as part of a broader campaign to defeat treachery and the German leadership, noting a June 12 opening while encouraging immediate purchase of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Berlin
Local Greetings and Movements Across Ohio and Nearby States
A roundup notes visits among Cleveland Massillon Barberton Findley Lake Elyria and Orrville residents. Mentions Legionnaire Leslie Homan assisting the 11th Regt Band on Memorial Day and Merl Douglas on a Republic Steel business trip in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Flynn
Massillon
J. C. McAdams
Legionairre
Leslie Homan
Norwalk
11Th Regt
Injured Veteran Tschantz Set for Cleveland Army Exam
Harold Tschantz who was seriously injured in an accident Wednesday was to travel to Cleveland Thursday for an Army examination. Family members called to the scene by the accident include Stanley Tschantz of Castalia Mrs Ray Holcomb of West Unity Mrs Richard Moser of Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind and Mrs Paul Farrer of Smithville. The article also references a historical note about Lady Annaly and an advertisement note for The American Weekly in the Chicago Herald American.
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Harold Tschantz
Cleveland
Stanley Tschantz
Castalia
Ray Holcomb
West Unity
Richard_Moser
Ft. Benjamin
Harrison, Ind
Paul Farrer
Smithville
England
Annaly
American Weekly
Chicago Herald-American
Tragical Tractor Accident Injures Harold Tschantz
Harold Tschantz nineteen son of Mr and Mrs Amos was seriously injured last Wednesday afternoon while operating a tractor driven spraying machine owned by John Huntsberger. He was taking on water near a bridge when his clothing caught in the take off shaft tearing clothing and injuring him. he was rushed to Massillon city hospital where brain pressure from a skull fracture was relieved in an operation. His condition improved slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tschantz
Amos. Tschantz
John Huntsberger
Tschantz
Harold
Massillon City ‘Hospital
Kraus Renner Couple Attend Canton Wedding
Mr and Mrs Henry J Kraus attended the wedding of their son Marton D and Mrs Jeanette Pierce Renner of Canton on Saturday morning May 27 at St John the Baptist Catholic church with Rev Fr G G Gutman officiating Attendants included Mrs John Rose of Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Kraus
Marton D
Jeanette Pierce Renner
Canton
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
G. G. Gutman
John Rose
Local Residents and Guests Noted in Dalton Area
Mrs. Ira Wertz is in Massillon hospital for treatment. Mrs. Mary Welty of Chicago visits Dalton friends. Ralph Buchanan of Cleveland guests of the Robert Buchanans. Miss Martha Gault home from Nyack N Y. Mrs. Marline Lawrence of Cleveland visits her mother Mrs. Julia Brown. Prof and Mrs Wm Craig and son Scott of Columbus guests at Ray Camp home. Mrs Ruth Hazelton of Elyria weekend with Mrs Carl Brown. Mrs Charles Richards and son in Gibson home for days. Mr and Mrs George Harrah of Reedurban visit Dalton. Mr and Mrs Erhart Andree and others from Akron visit Dalton. Charles Hazel sustains broken right ankle at Union Drawn Steel Mills Massillon. He can use crutches. Mr and Mrs E Houghton and family attend H M S Pinafore operetta by Rocky River High School Capella Choir.
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Merl Douglas
Washington
Republic Steel
Lloyd Dauchy
Barberton
Ruth
Nettie Rosier
Lloyd Houser
Son Denny
Findley Lake
N. Y
Charles Denbrook
Ada S. Leedale
Elyria
E. F. Scott’s
Dorothy Scott
Mabel Hershey
Capital U
Columbus
Sgt
Fred Locke
North Africa
Italy
Ira Wertz
Massillon City Hospital
Mary Welty
Chicago
Dalton Friends
Ralph Buchanan
Clevland
Robert Buchanans
Martha Gault
Nyack, N. Y
Craig
Scott
Ray Camp
Ruth Hazelton
Carl Brown
Charles Richards
Gibson Home
Charles Hazel
Union Drawn Steel
Massillon
E. Houghton
Victor Houghton
Evelyn
Allen Rudy
Rocky River High School Capella
In Memoriam for Our Son Amstutz Family Note
In memory of our dear son who passed away three years ago May 28 1944. Those we love truly never die. A memorial wreath a ring and flower lay upon his grave. Death preserves the pure life and life in love teaches noble lessons. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Amstutz.
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H. C. Amstutz
Weather Report From Dalton School Grounds
Official thermometer readings for a 24 hour period begin 8 a.m. Wednesday May 24 show 88 high 61 low and 85 63 on Thursday. Friday 93 high 63, Saturday 90 high 62, Sunday 80 50, Monday 93 high 50. Week rainfall 0.73 inches. May total 3.56 inches.
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Department of Agriculture
Dalton
Lifting Burdens Through Divine Love and Prayer
A story of a boy carrying his younger brother up a hill shows love lightening burdens. The piece argues true freedom comes from spiritual understanding of God, divine Love, and persistent prayer, citing Mary Baker Eddy and Jesus, and urging service to others to ease global woes.
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Ham Lincoln
God
Man
Mary Baker Eddy
Christ Jesus
The
Christian Science Monitor
4-H Club Elects Officers at Schoolhouse Meeting
Nine girls attended Friday's 4-H organization meeting in the schoolhouse and elected officers. Ruth Poorman was named president with Evan Carolyn Lintern as vice president, Nadine Moser as secretary, Donna Graber as treasurer, Nancy Warnock as recreation leader, Marilyn Steiner as song leader, and Beverly Venable as reporter. Advisers listed were Mrs. Victor Gerber, Mrs. Carroll Scott, and Mrs. Merle Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Ruth Poorman
Evan Carolyn Lintern
Nadine Moser
Donna Graber
Nancy Warnock
Marilyn Steiner
Beverly Venable
Victor Gerber
Carroll Scott
Merle_Douglas
School Patrol Boys Honored in Yearly Awards
School Patrol boys who received awards were Eddie Herr Willis Eberly Jim Huff Benjamin Eberly George Shammo Dean Woods Jim Weisgarber Joe Hoobler Bobby Domer Stanley Becker Franklin Stockham Kenneth Steiner and Lennard Horst. Baely boy served as Captain for one week. No accidents were reported for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
f&Eddie Herr
Willis Eberly
Jim Huff
Benjamin Eberly
George Shammo
Dean’ Woods
Jim ‘Weisgarber
Joe_ Hoobler
Bobby ‘Domer
Stanley
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Eugene Spain
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Lester Poormans
Clayton Brown
Ers
Orrville
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Schultz Avenue
Kraus-Renner
Marline Lawrence of
Julia Brown
George Harrah
Reedurban
Lloyd Poorman
Erhart Andree
Elmer Stuck
Bess Wilson
Paul Hardman
Akron
4-H Club
Chuck Roast
Campbell
Pine Cone
Rinso
Don
IGA
Berg’s Cash- Market
Scott Drug
Paris Green
Lee’s Poultry Remedies
Dr. Roberts
Hh.weimer Hardware
Daiton, Ohio
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