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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1939

Page

6

Mrs Dale Scott Hosts Shower for Miss Louise Gano

Mrs Dale Scott entertained a group of friends at a Saturday evening shower at her home honoring bride-elect Miss Louise Gano. Pink and green decorations graced the refreshment table, each cover with a nuts cup and umbrella. The honor guest received many gifts. Two tables of bridge were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Paul Stockham and Miss Faye Pickens.

Dale Scott Shower Louise Gano Paul Stockham Faye Pickens

Card of Thanks for Mr. Hostetter

Luella Hostetter and Emerson Hostetter express gratitude for flowers greeting cards and kindness shown during Mr. Hostetter’s hospital stay.

Hostetter Luella Hostetter Emerson Hostetter

Dalton Markets Grain Prices Lead Off Trading

Dalton dealers pay fairing prices for grain and produce with wheat at per bushel No 1 oats and corn listed as cwt prices and hogs at a small reading. The notice reflects current market quotes and local dealer activity in the grain trade.

Dalton

Angelo Patri on telephone etiquette for youth

The educator Angelo Patri argues the telephone is a valuable social tool that should be used with dignity and etiquette. He cautions against revealing identity over calls and wasting party line time, advocating face to face courtesy even in modern communication.

Angelo Patri

Sign Confusion Over Public Telephone Indicator in Shanghai

In Shanghai a street marker uses Chinese characters translated as Public Using Electric Speech, which puzzles Ohio readers though it still signals a nearby telephone. The sign indicates a public phone location despite wording that differs from familiar English phrases.

Ohio Shanghai China

Investment per Bell employee reaches seventeen thousand dollars

The telephone industry requires a large fixed investment per worker. In the Bell System about $17,000 of buildings and equipment is needed to provide a job for each employee.

Bell System

C'mon Home We Got Fun Fire Call Confuses Bergman

E C Bergman in Oklahoma City gets a late call from a stranger claiming his wife is missing and the house is on fire. The caller is a fireman. Bergman arrives home earlier than usual and discovers the confusion.

E. C. Bergman Oklahoma City Bergman

Sapo Known as Singing Fish on California Shore

The sapo lives under stones along the Californian shore and produces a humming sound with its air bladder. The creature is also known as the singing fish and is noted for its distinctive vocalization.

Californian

Pimento Wood Used for Canes in Jamaica Trade

The pimento tree wood, grown mainly in Jamaica, is widely used to make fine walking sticks.

Jamaica

Local items note visits, events and road repairs

Mrs John Brown Floyd Shoup and daughter Helen visit relatives in New London Thursday. Elmer Ober hosts dinner with Lawrence Flanagan at Moffit Heights. D B S gathering at Presbyterian church has fifty attendees. Dalton Boy Scout Troop camped at Round Lake led by Ross Marty and Raymond Lantzer. Wm J Berg repaired West Main street pavement damaged by heat. M E S class meetings set for June 13 with straw berry shortcake. Sons of Veterans drum corps to play at High School Band carnival June 9 and 10. Verna Weimer returns from Kent State May 30 with companions Anne Logan Elsie Matson Margaret Patterson. Eight janitor applications filed with Board of Education. appointments deferred. Thompson's Presbyterian Sunday School class to meet at Mrs Marvin Wertz home. Mrs Jack Moser to lead program. Recent visitors to David Frantz include Wm Basinger Floyd Newestter Clarence Frantz. Frantz staying at Thurman Oberlin Home in Wooster.

John Brown Floyd Shoup Helen Neices New London Elmer Ober Lawrence Flanagan Moffit Heights Dalton’s Boy Scout Ross Marty Raymond Lantzer Round Lake Wm. J. Berg West Main Street Sons of Veterans of Foreign Wars Drum Corps of Massillon Verna Weimer Kent State Anne Logan Elsie Matson Margaret Patterson

Wives on Installments in Zande Culture

The Zande tribe of the African bushmen practice marriage by installment buying, illustrating a non Western practice of spousal acquisition contrasted with civilized norms.

Early Ohio Inhabitants After the Revolutionary War

After the Revolutionary War the sole white residents of what is now Ohio were Canadian fur traders with few exceptions, as noted in the historical account.

Ohio

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Dalton H.S 11Th Regiment Wayne County Quick Arrow Fleshman Batiste Thompson’s Store Oie Cleveland Livestock Market Cleveland Orrville E. Steiner & Sons Orrville, Ohio Dalton Markets Presbyterian Church M.E.S. S Board of Education Thompson Presbyterian Sunday School Marvin Wertz Jack Moser David Frantz Wm. Basinger Floyd Newstetter Akron Clarence Frantz Toledo Mr. Frantz Thurman Oberlin Wooster Lever Tey Mrs. Reader Charles B. Roth United States the First Savings & Loan Co Massillon, Ohio T. T. Race Ohio Rambler Motorcycle Association of Roscars General Motors THE Ohio Public Service CO Michigan H. H. Weimer Dalton, O Massilion, Ohio Stumidaid Hoebler & Hazel Laboratory Scott Drug Auto W. E. Locke Buffet Carl Wilson Rt. 1 Kidron Moody A W. Sommer Cora E. Martin Savage, Stevens Remington Scott’s Swartz Dalton, O West Lebanon John D. Owen Wadsworth Martin’s East Main Street Arnold Stahl’s Market George H. LeChot Floretta Weimer
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