Shisler Baby Fights for Life in Akron Hospital
Sally Ann Shisler nine months old remains in critical condition at Children’s Hospital Akron as doctors search for a compatible blood type. An Akron woman who read the Beacon Journal story offered blood, others tested without success, and a Wooster coach’s blood was initially tried. The family’s plea drew community responders and possible donors registered with the hospital or Red Cross.
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Sally Ann Shisler
John W. Shisler
Children’s Hospital
Akron
Dalton
Coach Bresson
Wooster
Shisler
B. J
Red Cross
New Management at Dalton Milling Co Names Stults
Dalton Milling Co announces Harry B. Stults as new manager replacing Mr Gonter who takes leave for health reasons. Gonter thanks patrons for support and asks for continued favors for the new manager.
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Harry B. Stults
Dalton Milling Co
Mr. Gonter
Gonter
Dalton Community Club Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Dalton Community club will meet Thursday evening at 6 30 in the Presbyterian church basement. May or Lee Douglas will have charge of the program. The dinner menu includes fried chicken noodles buttered green beans potato salad relish platter bread butter and coffee lemon sponge pie.
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Dalton Community Club
Presbyterian Church
Lee Douglas
Tax Notice on Real Estate Tax Books Location
Tax books for real estate tax collection for Dalton and Sugar Creek township are at the First National Bank for convenience. C. F. Buchwalter, cashier.
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Dalton
Sugar Creek Township
First National Bank
C. F. Buchwalter
No Reunion Postponed Farmer-Brown Gathering at Bonnie Brae
The Farmer-Brown reunion scheduled for the last Sunday in July at Bonnie Brae has been postponed. Mr and Mrs Floyd Shoup, secretary and treasurer. Leonard Tracy of Dayton attended Dalton visitors May 30 and helped in the band playing trombone. Miss Jennie Cully of Vineland New Jersey at Alfred Kurtens. Mrs Charles Bittner of Cuyahoga Falls at Ralph Tracy to add Miss Mary Erwin of Cleveland with J E Erwins.
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Farmer-Brown
Bonnie Brae
Floyd Shoup
Secy
Treas
Leonard Tracy
Dayton
Dalton
Jennie Cully
Vineland
N. J
Alfred Kurtens
Charles Bittner
Cuyahoga Falls
Ralph Tracy
Mary Erwin
Cleveland
J. E. Erwins
Service Members11th Arm Bn Furloughs Reported
Multiple service personnel are listed on furloughs and station moves. Entries include 2nd Lieutenant Glenn McAfee on nine days, Corporal Merle Gerber on ten, Tech Sergeant Al Begert on ten, Private Richard McAdams from Akron to Fort Benning on ten, and others at Camp Maxey Fort Sill Fort Benning Gadsden and Camp Campbell. A note mentions Pfc Dale Wilford preparing for prisoner handling at Camp Campbell with two hours daily training and 3,000 capacity.
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Glenn McAfee
Merle Gerber
Ft. Wood
Tech
al Begert
Camp Maxey
Texas
John Mumaw
Camp San Luis Obispo
Calif
Richard McAdams
Akron
Fort Benning
Ellis Camp
Gadsden
Don McFarren
Camp Pinedale
Camp Crowder
Signal Corps
Spet—Wilson—Bess
Camp Shelby
Miss
Fort Sill
Oklo
William Blethyn
Aberdeen
MD.) Proving Grounds
Seaman
Russell E. Huff, Jr
E. Maine
Great Lakes
Dale Wilford
Camp Campbell
J. C. McAdams
Cpl
Frank McAdams
Africa
Sandwith Completes WAAC Refresher, Assigned to HQ Company
Clara L. Sandwith of East Main Street Dalton has finished a brief refresher course in the 41st WAAC Training Section and is assigned to a headquarters company to proceed to an Army post for noncombatant duty. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Sandwith of Dalton.
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Camp Polk
Clara’ L. Sandwith
East Main St
Dalton
WAAC
John B. Sandwith
Local transfers and visits across towns this week
Donford Berg left Wednesday for Indianapolis to visit Lieut and Mrs Baumgartner. W D McCullough bought the Maud Aker property at public sale Saturday Movings Emerson Hostetler to a farm near Burton City. Russell Denbrook from Orrville to the Moser house which he purchased. Blark Wood to Shreve Maud Aker to Barberton Mrs Clara Aker to Orrville.
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Donford Berg
Indianapolis
Lieut
Mrs. Baumgartner
W. D. McCullough
Maud Aker
Emerson Hostetler
Burton City
Russell Denbrook
Orrville
Moser
Blark Wood
Shreve
Barberton
Clara Aker
Pickens-Vlerehome wedding among Reynoldsburg guests
Mrs Laura Slusser Mrs E L Slusser Mrs Edna Gamp Miss Mildred Santschi Mrs Lawrence Flannigan and Mrs Herman Wiler attended the Pickens Vlerehome wedding at Reynoldsburg on Saturday afternoon. The Lowers and Kruschenskes drove to Columbus and then Train to Charlotte N C. The 35th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Kraus was celebrated with a roast beef dinner at the home of Oran Turner in New Philadelphia. Miss Nellie Krang and Faye Moser were guests.
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Laura Slusser
E. L. Slusser
Edna Gamp
Mildred Santschi
Lawrence Flannigan
Herman Wiler
Reynoldsburg
C. Kruschenske
John Lower
Columbus
Lowers
Charlotte
N. C
Henry_Kraus
Faye Elizabeth Pickens
Eva Pickens
Louisville
George Vlerebome
Edith Vlerebome
Circleville
E. C. Brauning
Ohio
Richard West
Ashtabula
Julius S. Gordon
Blanchard Pickens
Nelsonville
D. B. Churton
First Presbyterian Church
McDowell
Vlerebome
Dalton
Ohio State University
Vlerehome
Muskingum College
Dalton High School
Fom
Accident Near Sugar Creek Bridge Injures Mrs Tracy and Son
Mrs Clara Tracy suffered deep facial cuts a broken nose and eye injuries while her son Ralph sustained facial scratches and several broken ribs when Ralph lost control on Route 30 west of Sugar Creek bridge Tuesday night Their car veered into a ditch and both were thrown through the windshield they were taken to Massillon City Hospital
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Clara Tracy
Ralph
Orrville
Sugar Creek Bridge
Massillon City Hospital
Public notice on rubbish dumping near Camp tanks
The public is warned that no rubbish may be dumped on the D. E. Wertz lot in front of the Camp gasoline tanks. The rubbish disposal lot lies behind these tanks across the tracks. Do not dump on the drive. consider the next person. Mayor L. H. Douglas.
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D. E. Wertz
L. H. Douglas
Dalton community notes and club meeting recap
Mrs Berg of Columbus is spending the week with her sister Mrs Ober. Mrs Olive Davis of Wooster visited her aunt Mrs Nellie Ziegler. Mrs Paul Dodez and Janie Lou visit East Orange New Jersey. John M Steiner family reunion canceled. Mrs J C McAdams home from Massillon hospital after hip fracture. Dalton Rotary met at Book restaurant with Chas Preyer and Fred Mertes leading Scout program. guests Lieut Glenn McAfee Sgt Ab Begert Ray McAfee Paul Johnson.
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Olive Davis
Wooster
Nellie Ziegler
Paul Dodez
Janie Lou
East Orange
N. J
John M. Steiner
J. C. McAdams
Massillon City Hospital
Dalton Rotary Club
Book
Baby-wired birth reaches distant father in uniform
A one day old infant announced his arrival to Captain Siciliano in Honolulu. The newborn's cry rode long distance telephone lines and radio signals from Taunton, Massachusetts, to inform the army medical officer that the family had grown by one.
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Siciliano
Honolulu
Taunton
Mass
United States
Pacific Ocean
Phoning Forestalls Fire in Peoria Apartment
Dowell Kimmel, away 100 miles, remembered a forgotten iron. He phoned Peoria Fire Department to stop a possible blaze. Firefighters arrived, climbed a ladder, opened a window, and turned off the iron to prevent a fire.
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Dowell Kimmel
Peoria
Ill
Saboteur Cricketer Dies At Overseas Bell Station
A saboteur who interrupted a Bell System radio circuit for 30 seconds was killed at an overseas station after contact with high voltage. The incident occurred during a clash with a short wave transmitter.
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Bell System
Garden Club hosts plant swap and flower display
Dalton Garden Club met at Mrs. Henry Kraus's home with Mrs. Carl Lawrence in charge. Two papers on Vines and Do You Know were read, Swap Night featured plant exchanges, June flowers and a cactus display from Pvt. Clarence Kraus of Fort Bliss were shown, corsages worn, business by Mrs. E. E. Haney, and civic committee Reported geraniums petunias and ageratum planted in patriotic colors at the town hall.
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Dalton Garden Club
Henry Kraus
Carl Lawrence
Wm. Willams _on
C._ K. Douglas
Pvt
Clarence Kraus
Fort Bliss
Texas
E. E. Haney
War Bonds Message Amid Atlantic Losses Urges Saving
The U S Treasury urges Americans to buy War Bonds as a U boat sinks, lifeboats flee, and millions of dollars in food, supplies, and munitions vanish. The broadcast laments losses and calls for heavier saving and more investment in War Bonds.
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Sparks
U.S. Treasury Department
Lincoln Highway Feed Mill Wins $50 War Bond
The Lincoln Highway Feed Mill and owners Fr O Murty and son were named winners in Purina Mills nationwide Food for Freedom contest earning a $50 United States War Bond. About 3,000 Purina Merchants entered over four months to promote feeding farm customers to maximize meat milk and eggs while supporting the war effort.
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Lincoln Highway
Fr. O. Murty
Purina
Floating steel isles move toward trans Atlantic stepping stones
The American Weekly traces the progress of sea dromes across the Atlantic once envisioned as stepping stones. The concept, described as the first Visualizer, gains momentum as developers near realization, framed in the magazine distributed with the Chicago Herald American weekend edition.
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Atlantic
American Weekly
Chicago
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Greyhound
Scott Drug
Bell
Kidron
P. S. Berg of
E. I. Ober
Pop
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Garden Club
Certo
California
Lgastores Ae
Bbc
Br Zbse
IGA
Berg’s Cash_ Market
Torpedo Junction
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