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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
1
Plans for the Dal ton M E church centennial near completion with a June 23 Sunday celebration. Bishop Mc Dowell of Washington DC will deliver the evening address at 7 30. Complete program to be published next week.
George S. Talley, in his 80th year, died Saturday night at his North Buckeye street home after heart trouble. Born near Smithville, he lived in Dalton about 20 years and is survived by his wife Elsie Stoner Talley, son Merle, and brothers R. H. Talley of Wooster and John Talley of Sterling. Funeral services were at his home with Rev. R. G. Pinkerton officiating, Stanwood cemetery burial. Desvoignes mortician.
The Talley family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after a bereavement. They thank Rev. Pinkerton for comforting words and those who helped in any way. Mrs. Elsie Talley and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Talley.
Miss Fay McDowell hosted an announcement party Friday at her home for Thelma Stewart of Wooster, whose June 18 wedding to Homer Thompson of Apple Creek was announced. The event featured iris and yellow green decor, a yellow luncheon set, and prize-winning bridge among guests from Cleveland Canton Dalton and local towns.
A recent Washington note outlines a House bill authorizing voluntary U.S. departure of thousands of Filipinos to work abroad, with transportation costs paid by the government and immigration limited to Philippine quotas. It also mentions a Virginia national park bill, relief meat purchases, large Archives statues blocks, a small U S fleet under Agriculture for game protection, and other curiosities.
Local update lists illness and visits including D E Wertz at home, alumni events at Mt Union and Ada, and trips by Mr and Mrs J C McAdams and Mrs Alice Horn to Columbus. Strawberries reported on Dalton market with a courtesy mention of E J Ober patch Beauty berries. The Gazette notes informal social items and a Sunshine Class meeting scheduled for June 19 with strawberries cake and coffee.
The Sugar Creek 4-H Producers club elected officers: President Stanley Tschantz SecTreas Pauline Gerber Recreation Leader Russell Dague and Eileen Kratzer Reporter Glenn Martin. The next meeting is Friday evening June 28 at the high school and open to new members.
Mrs Levi Berg and Mrs Laura Am stutz with son Lee attended Kent State College commencement Friday forenoon. Grace Amstutz was among the graduates. Miss Helen Marty of this place graduated from Aultman hospital training school for nurses Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Marty with son Ross and daughter Ethel attended Canton commencement exercises. Visitors from Columbus and Massillon joined Frank Snyder family at home Sunday.
A Tit Bits Magazine observation notes that many common words come directly from place names such as cashmere japan china galloway morocco jersey and damascus while others disguise origin lumber currants port sherry indigo calico candy tuft worsted cherry damson are traced to Lombardy Corinth Xeres Tobago India Calicut Worcester Cerasus Damascus and related locales.
The Dalton Daily reports Vacation Bible School will meet at the Presbyterian Church on Monday June 17 at 9 A.M. for boys and girls ages 4 through 14. All are urged to attend with a closing session planned for Friday evening June 28. R G Pinkerton Dean.
Twenty two students from Dalton FFA and Young Men's Farming toured southern Ohio guided by Mr Haley and Mr Henry. They visited erosion control stations in Zanesville and Adams Mills, Purina Mills in Circleville, U S Veterans Hospital farm in Chillicothe, Fort Hill prehistoric fort state park, Serpent Mound near Hillsborough, Wight airport in Dayton, Scarff’s Nursery near Dover, Crowell Publishing in Springfield, Dix Percheron farm in Delaware, Mansfield Reformatory, and ended after 578 miles.
Hiram Shammo of Pleasant Valley reports he killed a two foot copperhead snake Sunday.
For sale at plants offering cabbage 20c per 100, celery 35c per 100, with special prices on large lots. Also cauliflower tomato Aster and Snapdragon. Mrs. Raymond Boss Moscow.
For sale by owner a 67 acre poultry farm named Pleasant View located 1% miles south of Bowdil. Listed by M. H. Eshleman. (86-w
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