Memorial Day Observance Draws Large Dalton Crowd
About a thousand people attended the Memorial Day ceremonies in Dalton with many former residents returning. The procession began at 2 pm headed by the 11th Regiment band and a firing squad from Wooster American Legion, with Civil War veterans Dr. F. F. Pope and W. C. Cook among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
11Th Reg’t. Band
American Legion
Wooster
F. F. Pope
Kent
W. C. Cook
Columbus
Sons of Veterans
G. C. Elliott
Singing
America
F. F. Kerr
Kidron
Mildred Kruschenske
Reg’s
Prof. Puegner
W. P. Slusser
Lost crank for gasoline engine between Dalton and Kidron
Lost crank for gasoline engine between Dalton and Kidron. Finder to leave at Gazette office or notify J. N. Moser in Dalton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Kidron
Gazette Office
J. N. Moser
Residents head to vacations and returns in Dalton brief
June brings heat and dryness as Amanda Lawrence leaves for Wooster for five weeks. Mrs. McClelland of Wooster and Blanche Palmer visit Canton from Dalton while Emma Harrold arrives from New York for a two week stay, guest of her daughter. Prof. Garver is re employed as music supervisor. janitor Kraus also kept on. Dalton residents Geo Steck and family plan a European tour aboard S S Hamburg July 22, returning September. Numerous Wengers and guests from Cleveland, Orrville, Massillon and Granville stay with C R Wenger for a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. McClelland
Wooster
Amanda Lawrence
Akron
Blanche Palmer
Canton
Emma Harrold
New York City
Dalton
Harrold
R. C. Schroth
Donald Garver
Board of Education
H. J. Kraus
Memorial Day Visitors List From Dalton Area
Memorial Day visitors to Dalton include numerous names from Akron Barberton Canton Cleveland and beyond with families and spouses listed. Notable names include J L Kosier H H Cully A A Amstutz Judge Ruhl Glenn Lauder and many others from Ohio and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
G. C. Freet
Georgia
Jacob Cocklin
D. B. Morrow
J. H. Schweisberger
Esther
Cleveland
J. L. Kosier
H. H. Cully
A. A. Amstutz
F. H. Young
Harry Gellman
Ruhl
McKay
W. C. Cook
Columbus
Oren Schultz
Nick
East Liverpool
B. B. Buchanan
New York City
Glenn Lauder
Reedurban
A. I. Hileman
Harry Hileman
Geneva
Perry Spindler
Burton City
W. H. Bryenton
Sebring
Card of Thanks for Support After Bereavement
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy in the death of our wife and mother. Thanks to Rev. Elliot for comforting words and the quartet for their music. F. Nusabaum and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Elliot
F. Nusabaum
Matilda Klett 67 Dies at North Brewster Home
Mrs Matilda Klett of North Brewster dies at home on Sunday. Survived by husband Joseph and three sons Melvin Ezra and Vernon and ten grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon with Rev S J Flohr officiating. Interment in Stanwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Klett
North Brewster
Joseph Klett
Melvin
Stanwood
Ezra
West Lebanon
Vernon
East Greenville
It Pays To Buy For Cash
An old column argues saving 4 percent on 10 percent of earnings and spending the rest on dry goods as a better business plan. It notes that families save 10 percent of earnings while 45 percent goes to dry goods, shoes and clothing, and urges paying for dry goods with cash to gain the 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Ripe
Pokeberry Rev and families visit Oak Grove Sunday
Pokeberry Reverend and Mrs I J Buchwalter with grandsons Warren and Jay and Miss Elsie Burkhart attended a Sunday school meeting at Oak Grove Saturday. Many local families, including Horsts, Martins, Burkharts, and Zimmers, spent Sunday visiting relatives in and near Mahoning and Goshen Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Buchwalter
Warren and
Jay
Elsie Burkhart
Oak Grove
Jonas Eberly
Allen, Henry
Elizabeth
Goshen
Ind
Birthday Supper Honors Curtis Berg and Doris Buchwalter
Mr and Mrs Harry Buchwalter were surprised after church by a lavish dinner planned by friends for Curtis Berg and Doris Buchwalter. Guests included Milton Berg and family, Chas Lowe and son, Ruth Switzer, and Guy Lang with son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buchwalter
Curtis Berg
Doris Buchwalter
Milton Berg
Curtis
Norman
Margery
Chas. Lowe
Ruth Switzer
Guy Lang
Conditions in Russia Program at Salem Mennonite Church
Rev. A J Miller will discuss Russian developments Sunday morning and evening at Salem Mennonite Church. He shares experiences from his time in Russia and covers the socialist takeover the religious situation and deportations. Public invitation extended for Sunday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Mennonite
A. J. Miller
Russia
Kurzen Family Visits Ober Family Over Sunday
Mr and Mrs P F Kurzen and children Bobbie and Rodger from Magnolia Ohio visit Mr and Mrs E J Ober and family and friends over Sunday and attend Presbyterian church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Kurzen
Bobbie and
Rodger
Magnolia, O
E. J. Ober
Presbyterian Church
Student to Enter Wooster College This Fall
Mr. David King Kerr of Cumberland University Lebanon Tennessee will visit his uncle Rev Thes F Kerr this week and start his third year at Wooster College this fall as he prepares for the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David King Kerr
Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
Thes. F. Kerr
Wooster College
Wooster
Memorial Day Visit To Rev Kerr Noted By Group
Mr and Mrs F H Bown of Pittsburgh with Mrs Bowns son Marcus Sample and L G Lytton and family from Washington Pa visited Rev and Mrs Thos F Kerr on Memorial Day. They came unexpectedly and brought their dinners, enjoying a fine time with the Kerrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Bown
Pittsburgh
Decoration Day Guests From Multiple Nearby Towns
Relatives and former Dalton residents were Decoration Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Welty and other local families. The visiting group included families from Akron Columbus Doylestown Cleve land Wooster and nearby areas, with numerous siblings spouses and children listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Tilden Welty
James Root
James
Rannels
Mildred
Lawrence
Guy Garrett
Walter Welty
Akron
Elizabeth Hempstead
Mack Byall
Columbus
AL Stauffer
Doylestown
Andrews
Stockdale
Stockmyer
H. J. Cully
Bowring
Cleveand
McAfee
Spar
Jane McAfee
Virgiania Franke
Susan Root
Wooster
Relph Tracy
Japanese Party Marks June Meeting of Class Nine
A June gathering of Class No. 9 of the M. E. S. S. met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Reuben Steiner’s home with 25 members and three guests. Members wore Japanese costumes and lanterns lit the rooms with cushions used instead of chairs. Mrs. Hunsicker led devotionals. Mrs. Snell and Mrs. Gano headed the entertainment committee. games reflected spring. Luncheon followed at midnight. July party set for Mrs. O. H. Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Steiner
Hunsicker
Snell
Mayor warning on dogs and chickens to protect gardens
Warning from Mayor W. M. Mumaw demands kept dogs and chickens at all times to stop garden damage. Failure to comply will lead to arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Mumaw
Love Love quote in Lebanon Patriot reflects wit on marriage
A satirical line from the Lebanon Patriot proclaims that love makes a man who cannot afford a latrine think he can afford a wife, illustrating a brusque view of marriage and finances.
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Lebanon
Silk girdle replaces the old time corset in 1930 fashion
An article outlines the shift from steel and whalebone corsets to wool era silk girdles. It notes that girdle style depends on figure, with options for larger or slighter builds, and highlights four adjustable Hickory base supporters and rubber cushion buckles. It also mentions dainty round garters to keep stockings straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Thought cycles in motion echo mathematical regularities
An excerpt suggests thought may recur in regular cycles like mathematical rules found at the bottom of movements. The text references Oliver Wendell Holmes and hints at North Africa, selection, and a cryptic discussion of strife and fruitless reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Leo Wenger
Barbara Alice
D. O. Wenger
Cleveland Heights
Arthur Hunt
Hattie Wooddrift
J. F. Wenger
E. H. Wenger
Orrville
Paul Bammerly
Lois Jane
S. E. Kurtz
Massillon
C.R. Wenger
Gilent Span
T. E. McDowell
al. LaViers
R. E. Anderson
Minnie Slusser
Mary Erwin
Joe Madden
Adelbert Mooney
Will E. Scott
Will E. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mohrman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Graves
Tillie Feasel
Ellis Feasel
Laura Croy
William McDowell
Barberton
Lloyd Dauchy
Ed. Dauchy
Geo. Gottwall
F. F. H. Pope
Gertrude Rogers
Grace Stutzman
Russell
Ross Wyre
Warren
Milton Hildebrand
New Brighton, Pa
Robi. Hurst and Son
Pittsburg
Ada Cully
Carrie Schultz
D. L. Edwards
Myrta Morrow
Ethel Fugitt
Geo. Johnson
C. S. McGrath
Canal Fulton
P. B. Horst
Perry van Pelt
Mahoning Co
Virginia
Aaron Zimmerman
Phares Martin
Wm. Brubaker
Chester Two
David Burkhart
John R. Martin
Carrie and
Elda Horst
S. B. Martin
J. S. Martin
C. M. Burkhart
Grandma Burkhart
Anna Martin
Gabriel Heatwole
Levi Zimmerman
Amon
11Th Regiment
Rosenkrans
Herbert L. Clarke
el Camino Real
Dan Cupid
Roger
Julian
Jarrett
Oscar Puegner
Berg’s Meat Market
Aeaya CL
A. B. Sommer
Kidron, Ohio
Sudius
North Africa
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