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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
1
Russel Bartman, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Bartman, two miles southeast of Dalton, suffered a skull fracture when struck by an automobile driven by his brother Arthur on Sunday at noon. He ran in front of the car while playing in the lane and was taken unconscious into the house with blood at mouth and ear.
Dr. W. H. Hubbell longtime United Presbyterian pastor and former resident of this place is in St. Luke's hospital Cleveland with both legs broken after being struck by an automobile while walking to a curb after leaving a street car. The accident happened in a rain storm and he lay on a porch about 40 minutes before ambulance arrived.
Memorial Day in Dalton followed a traditional schedule with Dr. F. F. H. Pope as the sole Civil War veteran participant from Dalton Post G. A. R. W. C. Cook of Columbus could not attend. A crowd gathered on a sunny day as Rev. Keiser gave the benediction, Troop 70 Boy Scouts watched taps played by Ray Zaugg, and attendees renewed old acquaintances in a one hour gathering.
Three children raised in the saddle join Graham's Western Riders for a nine day rodeo starting Saturday June 4 at Meyers Lake Park. Lorraine Graham 11 Ralph 9 and Joan 7 perform tricks with 50 cowboys and 100 head of livestock. Matt Hinkle directs the show noted for bulldogging. Also Harriet Calloway and her orchestra headline the Moonlight Ballroom on June 4 as bands commit to stronger lineups.
A compact quotation reflects Disraeli’s line about character and voice. The fragment notes that a voice reveals virtue beyond any index.
The column reports light frosts and a call for rain to aid vegetation, plus ongoing Gospel meetings at Kidron Tabernacle led by H. C. Hartranft. It notes Miss Zena Sommer’s visit home, family quarantines due to measles, and various local visits and social news involving the Kirchhofer and Welty families, plus a forthcoming wedding at Bluffton College.
A list of former residents and others who visited Dalton on Memorial Day includes Dr F F H Pope and Mrs Gert rude Rodgers of Kent. Mr and Mrs L Donald Brewster. Prof. Ross Wyre and wife. and many others from Canton Cleveland Massillon Wooster and nearby towns.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for flowers and sympathy during the illness and death of our wife and mother. James Tyrrell and Family.
Dry cleaning available for men's suits and top coats and ladies dresses or coats at Berg's Department Store. All work guaranteed and 75 cents per item.
With the start of W and L E passenger trains on June 1 Dalton will again receive mail via Star route from Massillon as before the railroad. John Smith awarded the mail hauling contract. Two mails daily except Sunday arrive 8 10 am dispatch 9 30 am and 5 20 pm dispatch 5 30 pm. No afternoon mails on holidays. Post office hours 7 45 am to 6 pm.
Publication reveals a famous quote from George Eliot on jealousy describing it as never satisfied and seeking omniscience to detect the heart's subtlest folds.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt argues age hinges on mindset and activity. It contrasts clergymen and physical trainers, claiming life expectancy reflects mental engagement and conscience more than bodily fitness. The piece quips that feeling young comes from wit and lively emotions regardless of actual age.
Pathfinder Magazine notes it was not illegal for a person to hold two cabinet posts simultaneously in early America. James Monroe briefly served as secretary of war and secretary of state under Madison, while John Marshall held both secretary of state and chief justice roles for a short period.
Fort Wayne Indiana will unveil a heroic bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln this summer by the Lincoln National Life Foundation. Sculptor Paul Manship chose a hound to honor Lincoln’s compassion for animals after learning of his kindness during family travels.
A nationwide and European survey guided the Lincoln National Life Foundation of Fort Wayne Indiana to select a new statue design. The bronze sculpture, now being completed in Brussels, Belgium, shows Lincoln as a 21 year old Emancipator leaving Indiana after 14 years, and will be erected at Fort Wayne this summer.
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