Road Contract Awarded for U S Route 250 Project
O W Merrell state highway director announces Urban Brothers Massillon Ohio will build 9.69 miles of brick paving on U S route 250 in Wayne county Apple Creek. The $21 970 14 contract includes grading drainage and 60percent local labor through Wayne county unemployment relief at 35c hourly. brick supplied by The Medal Brick & Tile Co Wooster Ohio for 9884 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Merrell
Wayne County
Apple Creek
Urban Brothers
Massillon
Ohio
Merrel
Wayne County Unemployment Relief Committee
Medal Brick & Tile Co
Wooster
Band Concert Saturday Night
Obituary for Franklin Flory 77 died at home in Dalton Sunday at 10:00 p m. Survived by wife Mary five daughters Dewey McDowell Orrville Clyde Haines Columbus John Kurzen May Jennie Dalton one son Walter Mt Eaton. Funeral from the house at 2:00 p m Wednesday and 2:30 at St Paul Reformed Church Mt Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Flory
Dalton
Mary
Dewey McDowell
Orrville
Clyde Haines
Columbus
John Kurzen
May
Jennie
Walter
Mt. Eaton
St. Paul Reformed Church
Illness and visits noted in Pokeberry community
Mrs Osee Krug learns of niece Elsie Starkey of Canton gravely ill with arm infection. Willard Good, son of Benjamin, ill with appendicitis infection and operated at Massillon City Hospital. Anna Good visited Elmer Martin. Paul Hershey works for cousin Morris Hershey. Joseph Wenger and Miss Mattie Rohrer of Columbiana visited J R Martin. Paul Rohrer and Mary Landes spent Sunday in Medina. John Ressler family visited Milo Ressler in Medina Friday. Roy Horst family visited J E Weaver Sunday. Rev I J Buchwalter and family plus Demna Horst attended Mission Board Meeting in Portage Co. Lena Beery and others visited David Burckhart home. Myrtle Hoover and David of Elkhart Co. Indiana stayed with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osee Krug
Elsie Starkey
Canton
Willard
Benjamin Good
Massillon City Hospital
Anna Good
Elmer Martin
Paul Hershey
Morris Hershey
Joseph Wenger
Mattie Rohrer
Columbiana
J. R. Martin
Paul Rohrer
Mary Landes
Medina
John Ressler
Milo Ressler
Roy Horst
I. J. Buchwalter
Jay Buchwalter
Demna Horst
Mission Board
Portage Co
Lena Beery
Vada Wenger
Ella
Velma Martin
David Burckhart
Myrtle Hoover
David
Elkhart Co
Indiana
Pittsburg Perfect Fence Offer With Posts and Barbed Wire
S. B. Martin in Dalton Ohio advertises a fresh supply of P. P. Field Fence Standard T Posts and angle steel posts plus P. P. Hog and Cattle barbed wire at low cash prices for buyers in the Pittsburgh area and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P
S. B. Martin
Dalton
Ohio
For Sale Staufer Celebrated Chick Starter Offer
For sale at Soanenberg Store along with Dairy Feed Flour Salt Fertilizer Barb Wire and Steel Posts. Includes blasting material from Fecal Alas headquarters and John Wyss as contact. 20- MW prabot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staufer
John Wyss
Soanenberg
Sonnenberg News and Social Notes June 6 1932
Local column from Sonnenberg reports on recent rain and its quick retreat, visits to ill relatives in Indiana, commencement attendees in Bluffton, and community happenings. Mentioned are Marie Tschantz attending church, Miss Della Springer returning from Kansas, and a memorial for John Budd of Orrville. Also notes about road work near Sonnenberg, a Bethel hospital nurse’s vacation, and visiting Sunday plans for Rev. Keiser’s retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Kneuss
Berne
Aug. Heuselman
Bluffton
Martha Moser
Leona Amstutz
Effie Zuercher
Rudy Studer
Mabel
Mildred Tschantz
Delvin Kirchhofer
Della Springer
Bethel Hospital
Newton
Kan
Charles Burkhart
Pandora, O
A R. Keiser
Normal
Ill
Fire alarms raise mystery over mislocated blazes
Residents of the area report two unclear fire alarms in one week. May 30 saw a call about a blaze at Amstutz property but later reports claimed only a brush pile burned. A Sunday morning fire at Chas Ressler’s Lintern property was extinguished with help from residents, while crews and citizens hunted along the Lincoln Highway in search of the non existent fire near Eckard's or Ickes'.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amstutz’s
Kidron
Amstutz
Chas
Ressler
Lintern
Eckard's
Ickes
Lincoln Highway
Frank Ickes
East Greenville
Miss Louisa Houmard 75 Dies on Family Farm
Miss Louisa Houmard died at her home five miles south of Dalton on May 30 at age 75. She was the eldest daughter of David and [name] Houmard and lived on the family farm her entire life. Survived by sisters Julia and Mary and brother Louis, all at home. Funeral was held Wednesday at St. Pauls Reformed Church Mount Eaton with Rev. S J T Flohr officiating. Burial in West Lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Houmard
Dalton
David Houmard
Julia
Mary Houmard
Louis
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Mount Eaton
S. J.T. Flohr
West Lawn Cemetery
Widow Emma Stair 66 dies at Elliot home
Mrs. Emma Stair former Mount Eaton resident died Tuesday at her Elliot home. Survived by son Troy and grandson Robert Stair of Akron, sister Ella Sauvain of Dalton, brother John Brinker of Michigan, and half brother C Ruch of Massillon. Funeral was held Friday and burial in Elliot cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Stair
Clarence Stair
Mt. Eaton
Elliot
Troy
Robert Stair
Akron
Ella Sauvain
Dalton
John Brinker
Michigan
C. Ruch
Massillon
Elliot Cemetery
Pen Points on Wrath and Prevention
A brief aphoristic column discusses temper control and honesty. It suggests bottling wrath is wise, notes deceit can appear even from criminals, and ends with a proverb about balance in life across habits and health.
Blessed are they who cherish nature and beauty
A Dixie County Florida Advocate column extols lovers of nature owners of flower gardens and painters of buildings to improve towns and protect forests. It urges planning boards to achieve beauty prosperity and peace with conservation and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dixie County
Fla
Fragmented Thoughts on Life and Habits From An Untitled Piece
A collected jumble ponders justice, appetite, mice in a ginger barrel, comfort, and exercise. It muses on human disdain for crowds, the value of liking one’s job, and the idea of a yearly fair for women to sell handmade crafts.
Gallantry and mental traits in the modern social scene
A Chicago Evening Post excerpt defines terms like Gallantry Mental Sadism and Highbrow while probing attitudes to superficiality and desire. It discusses mental curiosity as a self conscious label for naive reactions and notes the masculine ego in responses to a woman’s interest or indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Evening Post
Fruits From Palestine Reach Global Markets
A Palestine trade note reports that a million cases of oranges are shipped annually, signaling robust export activity and strong regional production. Local growers supply large quantities for international markets, reflecting the area’s agricultural prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pokeberry
Pittsburgh
Prabot
Fost
Sonnenberg
John P. Lehman
Simon
Wm. H. Lehman
Aaron Amstutz
Wm. Lehman
South Bend
Ind
Ft. Wayne
Syracuse
Goshen
Elkhart
Chr. Zuercher
Marie
Amos) Tschantz
S. S
Salem
Sonnenberg School House
Gerber’’ Road
Menno Zuerchers
Amos
Fred.) Badertscher
McCormick
Baltimore
Chicago
John P. Budd
Arnold
Budd
Kidron Gospel Tabernacle
Hartranft
Dwight
Dav. N.) Amstutz
Elda Geiger Amstutz
Asbury College
Wilmore
Lucile
Mardell
Niagara Falls
Henry Gilloim
Frank Amstutz
Milton Badertscher
Lucille
Agnes Burry
Benj. Burry S. W
Harrison Zuercher
Defiance
Raymond
Geeet
Bis
Axe
Baumgartner
Menno
Dorothy Fankhauser
John Lengacher
Trail
H. A. Rice
Adam Welty
Lima
Andrew Welty
Noah Welty
Nevada
Barbara
D. C. Steiner
Ben
Kirchhofer's Grove
A. R. Keiser
Levi Amstutz
Oberlin
Theo
Tvs
The
Goody’s
Philco
Majestic
Goudy
Europe
New York
First National Bank
Dalton, Ohio
Freedom Gas & Oils
Beaver Dam
East Main Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!