Dalton Cooperative Equity Exchange Co forms in Dal ton
After fifty years of business with the public C R McDowell & Son sold the grain elevator and builders supply business to The Dalton Cooperative Equity Exchange Co recently incorporated The plan is to take over around July first as wheat harvest nears Farmers interested in purchasing stock may contact the temporary board of directors Allen Rudy Raymond Wecht Ray Shisler Carl Shisler and Oran Hofstetter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Cooperative Equity Exchange Co
Dalton and
Vicinity
C. R. McDowell & Son
McDowells
Equity
Allen Rudy
Raymond Wecht
Ray Shisler
Carl Shisler
Oran Hofstetter
Doll Bride Gift At Funeral Show Window Auction
Mrs Bevan of Chicago donated a 20 inch Doll Bride with a full trousseau for her brother's funeral. The handmade dresses include gown veil traveling dress blue silk formal and more. The doll will be at VanDersall's window in Dalton and later auctioned by Dalton Post 5534 at the VFW carnival. Giving the Bride Away occurs Friday night July 9 at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrother
Festivals and reunions expand June events list
Festivities unfold across several towns with music by the 11th Regiment band at North Lawrence carnival on June 12. Homecoming festival and Stanwood events feature a noon picnic and afternoon games with the Brewster band on June 19. June 26 brings another Brewster Band benefit at Moffitt Heights. The Fulmer family reunion is set for Orr Park in Orrville on Sunday, June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
Benefit Community Fund
11Th Regt
Stanwood
Brewster Band
Moffitt Heights
P.T.A. Brewster
Fulmer
Orr Park
Orrville
Anniversary events and wedding notices in Dalton area
The Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW marks its first anniversary on Thursday June 10 with Post 5534 serving refreshments. Attendees at Earl Lester Ickes and Ruth Railly wedding include Mrs Amos Tschanitz, Mrs Harry Blosser, Mr and Mrs E F Scott, Mrs David Garver, and Miss Beatrice Brown. The Dalton Garden Club met at Mrs Donald Stahl home with plant roll call and Moonlight and Roses sung as the song of the month. Mrs James Mumaw gave a reading on The Humming Bird Returns and Mrs C K Douglas described miniature flower arrangements Red roses were placed in the traveling vase Swap night concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Earl Lester Ickes
Ruth Railly
Canton
Deuber Ave. Methodist Church
Amos Tschanitz
Harry Blosser
E. F. Scott
David Garver
Beatrice Brown
Dalton Garden Club
Donald Stahl
Petunias
Moonlight and Roses
James Mumaw
C. K. Douglas
Dalton Band Concert With Hunsberger Leads Program
The Dalton band conducted by Don Hunsberger performs The Glorious Tenth March March Remembrance of Colonel Miner Wyoming Days Intermezzo Memories A Four Leaf Clover The Golden West Overture Alpha De Waltz and Washington Post March. A festival at North Lawrence follows the concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Don Hunsberger
Colonel Miner
Wyoming
Washington Post
North Lawrence
Dalton High Couple vows engagement in WWII veteran dairy farmer
Mr and Mrs Reuben Steiner of East Main announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Helen to Dale Eggeman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Eggeman of Marshallville RD Both graduates of Dalton High School Mr Eggeman is a World War II veteran now farming with his father No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Steiner
East Main Street
Mary Helen
Dale Eggeman
Charles Eggeman
Marshallville RD
Dalton High School
Eggeman
Dalton Community Notes and Local Activities Daily
Dalton news highlights a string of visits and travels as residents attend family gatherings and vacations. Mentions include Miss Margaret Clennen visiting Chap man, Kansas. Mayor Kraus and wife vacationing in Canada. local garden club tour to Malabar Farm. and multiple family events at Shilling, Tschantz, and Moser households along with Memorial Day parade coverage.
Bible School Begins With 85 Enrolled At Grade School
The Daily Vacation Bible School opened Monday with 85 enrollments. Dean Rev. L. E. Flauhaus expects more children on the second day. Classes run 9 to 11 30 with teachers for beginners Verna Edwards and Mary Helen Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Flauhaus
D.V.B.S
Verna Edwards
Mary Helen Steiner
Robert Mumaw
Beatrice Brown
Vernon Gerber
Russell Denbrook
L. E. Monbarren
Donna Graber
Floris Saurer
Nancy Warnock
4-H Stitch and Chatter Meeting Report
The 4-H club met June 2 at 2 PM in the High School Home Ec room with Carol Graber presenting a Health topic. A sewing period followed and a ball game ended the session. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is June 10 at 2 PM in the Home Ec room. Reporter Beverly Lintern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Graber
Beverly Lintern
Card of Thanks from Mrs. J. Hasseman
Mrs. J Hasseman thanks friends and neighbors for hospital visits cards and get well wishes. Special thanks to the Federated Circle and the Friendly Neighbors Club for fruit boxes and well wishes. Your kindness will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Circle
Friendly Neighbors Club
J. Hasseman
Honors Oldest Member As Town Hall Season Opens
At Town Hall Park Saturday night the opening band concert drew a good crowd. Ernest F. Scott, the oldest member by years and tenure, was surprised with an electric heating pad and clock from the 11th Regiment Band as thanks for faithful attendance and on his birthday anniversary. John E. Erwin presented the gifts, and Scott gave a brief acceptance speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall Park
Ernest F. Scott
11Th Regiment
John E. Erwin
Scott
Ira Tullis 75 former Dalton resident dies at home
Ira Tullis 75 died Monday at his Columbiana home after a two month illness. He lived in Dalton 15 years and worked at Berg's Dry Goods and Shoe Store. He belonged to the Presbyterian church. Survived by wife Pet son Robert Chicago and four grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday at Frye Funeral Home at 2 P.M. burial in Columbiana cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Tullis
Dalton
Columbiana
Berg’s Dry Good’s
Presbyterian Church
Pet
Robert
Chicago
Frye
Infant Dies in Dalton Area
Committal services were held in Dalton cemetery June 2 for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clare McFarren. The baby died Tuesday. Survived by parents a sister Tobey Lou at home paternal grandmother Mrs Harriet McFarren of Dalton and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs A P Roth of Beach City.
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Dalton Cemetery
Clare McFarren
Tobey Lou
Harriet McFarren
Dalton
A. P. Roth
Beach City
Funeral Held For Joseph Gingerich In Ohio Strip Mine Death
The 21 year old Joseph Gingerich of Dalton was killed last Wednesday in a strip mine accident near Mt. Eaton when his left hand was caught in a drag line shovel he was greasing. Rev Reuben Hofstetter officiated at the Kidron Mennonite church service with burial in the church cemetery. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Menno Gingerich five brothers and five sisters living in nearby towns and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gingerich
Dalton
Mt. Eaton
Kidron Mennonite Church
Reuben Hofstetter
Menno Gingerich
Eli Ot
Orrville
Albert
Fredericksburg
Algin
Andy and
Atlee
Amos S. Muller
Apple Creek
Roman Yoder
Abner P. Miller
Fredricksburg
Anna and
Fannie Gingerich
For Sale Items and Contact Notes in Dalton Area
Multiple classifieds list for sale oats hogs a house with steam heat and extra lot ice refrigerator plants and farm equipment. Names include Marvin Steiner R R Weisgarber Kathryn Seager C D Tschantz and Cora Martin with Dalton addresses and telephone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R Weisgarber
Cor Mill and Schultz
Kathryn Seager
Hardgrove West
Dalton
Dhal
Large Lots for Sale near Dalton on Route 30
75 ft frontage on Rt 30, 34 miles west of Dalton with a nice view. Easy terms 43% down and rest. Contact John Kick at phone 6854 Dalton. 23-35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
John Kick
Community Club Meeting And Menu At Presbyterian Church
The Community club plans a Thursday 6 30 PM meeting in the Presbyterian church basement. Meal offerings include Swiss pork steak browned potatoes green beans apple sauce vegetable plate rolls butter jelly lemon sponge pie and coffee. The text also notes a new series Queen of the Con Game by Pat Frank with references to Chicago May Churchill Mildred Carr and other figures and directs readers to Nellie Muench's Blackmail Babies in The American Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Pat Frank
Chicago
Churchill
Mildred Carr
Nellie Muench
American Weekly
the Great
Chicago Heraldamerican
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V.F.W
Post 5534
Lloyd Poorman
Robert Weikert
Gale Wilford
Margaret Clennen
Chapman, Kansas
John Gonter
Gary Steiner
Frankie Hardgrove
Ella McElroy
Morgantown
W. Va
Clarence Kraus
Canada
Quebec
E. L. Springer
H. W. Kauffman
J. H. Woodward
Wooster
Jack Jarvis
West End
Otto Tschantz
D. L. Buffting
Donnie
Gloria
Akron
C. G. Hill
Elliot
Ray Holcomb
Anne
Edwin
Wadsworth
Amos Tschantz
Richard Moser
Louis Bromfield
Malabar
Wm. Smith
Oberene
Sullivan
Malissa Hartel
Shilling
Dan W. Buchwalter
Ira Berg
Jane Rees
Wm. Blethyn
Bess Llewellyn
Cleveland
Russell Thompson
Vernon King
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Arlene Thompson
Blethyn
Lincoln Way West
Watson
J. M. McDowell
North Church Street
Cloyd Smedley
Freet Avenue
Weldon Lehman
Sue Ann
Sandra
Dakotas
Indiana
Lehman
John P. Lehman
Anna Zuercher
Simon Sommer
Sonnenberg
Millersburg
Bill Snyder
Lincoln Hy
Walter Miller
Purina Mills
St Louis
Don F. McFarren
Charles
Reedurban
Duane Hartel
Oliver Hofacre
Laverne
Jacob Wirth
Smithville
Cora Hartel
Paul H. Keiser
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Ohio
W. P. Tschantz
Kidron
A. R Keiser
Greenwich
Massillon
Massillon V . W
Bible School
Marvin Steiner
Hampshire
Ringold Prince
C. D. Tschantz
Cora Martin
Dalton Rt
C. C. Moser
McCormick Deering
Arthur Barkman
Chas. P. Miller
Dalton, Rt 2
Lincoln Highway
S.H Morris
Iga Market
Dheed
Hartville
Long Green Hot House
New California
Valencias
Long White
California
New
Texas
Garden Fresh
Marietta
Swift
Breeze
Berg’s Cash Market
Betty Adelman
Washington High School
Scott’s Drug Store
Ted Stultz
C. Buckeye Feed Mills
Dalton, O
First Savings and Loan CO
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