Vacation Bible School Plans Set for Dalton Churches
Dalton churches plan a Vacation Bible School June 15 to 28 for children ages 5 to 14 with no cost and an able teaching staff led by Rowena Buchwalter and others. A large attendance is expected and the GAZETTE notes press and library hours changes and local summer student activity, plus farm news and Lincoln Highway changes.
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Dalton
Rowena Buchwalter
Josephine Edwards
Ethel Douglas
Martha Moser
Esther Fraser
R. G. Pinkerton
G. C. Elliott
A. R. Keiser
Festival at Dalton Styled by Christian Endeavor Society
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church holds a festival on the town hall grounds Saturday night June 13 1931 Chicken soup served 4 30 to 6 30 PM Menu includes hot dogs hamburg sandwiches pop home made ice cream sherbet cake pie coffee and more Everyone is invited and welcome to attend.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Dal ton Coach Edgar Miller Weds Dorothy Tyrrell
Dalton high school coach Edgar R. Miller of Wooster married Dorothy Tyrrell, a member of the Dalton high school class, in Richmond West Virginia during Christmas. The wedding was announced at a Dalton social Friday evening and the couple reside on the Wooster Apple Creek road.
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Edgar R. Miller
Wooster
Dalton High School
Dorothy Tyrrell
Open season proposed for dogs after sheep killings
Township trustees report thirty three sheep killed and one dog shot after a dog at large incident on June 4. Losses listed include P. J. Amstutz two ewes and three lambs worth 35 dollars, P. W. Swartzentruber six two year old ewes valued at 60 dollars, Raymond Wecht eighteen ewes and four lambs valued at 172 dollars, E. A. Basinger one ewe worth 8 dollars. Mr. Basinger killed the molester dog at dawn.
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P. J. Amstutz
P. W. Swartzentruber
Raymond Wecht
E. A. Basinger
Mr. Basinger
Festival at Beech Grove Saturday Night
Beech Grove Athletic Club stages a festival at Beech Grove on Saturday night June 20 1931 ice cream cake hot lunch soup peanuts and soft drinks will be served music by a good band sponsored by Beech Grove Athletic Club.
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Beech Grove
Beech Grove Athletic Club
Festival on Town Hall Lawn by United Presbyterian Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the United Presbyterian Church will hold a festival on the town hall lawn Saturday night June 27. Proceeds support church activities and local community programs.
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The
Ladies Aid of the
United Presbyterian Church
Town Hall
Piano Tuning Services Advertised in Dalton Area
I will be in Dalton and vicinity this week and next for piano tuning. If you desire work notify Percy O. Miller or Milo W. Miller at Kidron, phone 35.
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Dalton and Vicinity
Percy O. Miller
Milo W. Miller
Kidron Phone
Obituary of Naaman Weaver in Butler Indiana Fatal Crash
Naaman Henry Weaver 44 of Bedford Ohio died June 6 1931 near Butler Indiana in a vehicle collision en route to Chicago. He married twice Edna Mae Plough died 1919 and Besse Breneman survives with sister and brother in Ohio. Funeral July 8 Bedford with grave at Tennyson Crossing the Bar poetry cited.
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Naaman H. Weaver
Butler
Indiana
Chicago
Milton Carey
Ashtabula
Carey
Naaman Henry Weaver
Bedford
Ohio
Samuel and Mary Weaver
Dalton
Dalton High School
Wooster University
Edna Mae Plough
Greenwich
Besse Breneman
Portersville
J. E. Weaver
Bowdil
J. H. Eschliman
D. E. Burckhart
Methodist Church
Tennyson
New Publishing House Planned for The Christian Science Society
The Christian Science Board of Directors in Boston plans a new Publishing House to house The Christian Science Monitor, the Christian Science Journal, and the Christian Science Sentinel. The $3,000,000 building will front Maiden and Clearway streets Back Bay and align architecturally with The Mother Church. The nine story Massachusetts Avenue end will be offices. modern heating and ventilating systems will be installed with a central plant and ornamental tower.
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Boston
Mass
Christian Science Publishing Society
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Journal
The
Christian Science Sentinel
Igve
Masea
Clearway Streets
Back Bay
Jas. M. Curley
Hoover
Massachusetts Ave
Stalin
Chester Lindsay Churchill
Associated
Rockwood-Greene Engingers, Inc
Weather and community notes from Sonnenberg June 8 1931
Rain over the weekend left ground wet for cultivation and caused some lodging in wheat. Local social news covers graduates at Bluffton College with Miss Martha Moser as May Queen, and upcoming commencement. Community reports include illness, livestock losses to sheepdogs, local construction progress, locust emergence, and brief family visits.
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Sonnenberg
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D. Y. B. School
Karl Konrad Jr
Elyria
Ellen Hofstetter
Gazette
Cora Wecht
Fred Locke
Elmer Haney
Myron Baumgartner
Clarence Gonter
Fay McDowell
Ohio State
Dorothy Fraser
Muskingum
Cy” Springer
Kidron
Col. Reppert
Lincoln Highway
Brookfield
Ralph Kohler
New Christian Science Publishing House
Bia
Ethel Kirchhofer
Circleville Hospital
Joe Rooney
Hunsicker
Victor Gerber
Bluffton
Dav J Moser
D. Kirchhofer
Roy
Stella Gerber
Dorothy
Mart.) Moser
Mabel Studer
Leona Amstutz
Della Springer
Bluffton College
Medical Dept. of
Columbus
Clark
Monroe
Fred Badertscher
Paul Badertscher
Vida Hofstetter
Herbert
Noah Nussbaum
E A Basinger
Amos
Walter
Pille
Dalton Corporation
Kirchhofer and
Horst
Aldis Gerber
S. E
Aaron Saurer
C. J. Lehman
Anna P. Ipintellen
Saexs
Pink
Svergg Abe
Ruth
11Th Regiment
Col Miner
Rosenkrans Ene Eee Gee
Rockies
Isenman
Arr
Schiessl
Laupe
England
Germany
Spain
Russia
Italy
Scotland
Hungary
China
Ireland
America
University of Dayton
Panella
Chenette
Fillmore
Oscar Puegner
Ancliffe
Canton
Bacon
Hamburg
Lee E. Stahl
Dalton, Ohio
Berg’s
Ida Schultz
Dale Harper
Floyd, Prince
Cincinnati Conservacionsie
Mindy
Oeland Ave
Wadewem
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