Social notes and notices from a Dalton area page
Mr and Mrs Herbert Amstutz celebrate 20th wedding anniversary with 30 relatives at a Saturday picnic from Orrville Massillon Canton and Marshallville A quiet wedding for Cedella Books and Norman Tombow in Dalton at 10 AM on Wednesday will relocate couple to Massillon After a brief trip they plan to live on 17th Street NE YW class Presbyterian Sunday School annual picnic June 13 at Orrs Park Orrville Supper at 7 PM gather at band stand at six PM and invite one more to join.
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Herbert Amstutz
Orrville
Massillon
Canton
Marshallville
M. E. Parsonage
Dalton
H. F. Patterson
Cedella Books
Norman Tombow
East Greenville
17Th St
N. E
Y. W
Presbyterian S. S
Orr’s Park
Mrs Hawk Hosts M E Church Class Nine Evening
Mrs George Hawk hosted Class No 9 of the M E Church Friday evening with 27 present. Mrs W P Slusser presided over the business and Mrs Clyde Camp led devotionals. A vocal duet by Miss Luella Sturgis and Mrs Stella Shade and readings by Mrs Slusser and Mrs O H Johnson filled the program.
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George Hawk
M. E
W. P. Slusser
Clyde Camp
Marie DeArment
George Harrah
Luella Sturgis
Stella Shade
Slusser
O. H. Johnson
Sturgis
A. E. Schultz
Pleasant kitchen shower for Miss Florence Tschantz
A kitchen shower at the Clair Tschantz home Saturday evening honored Miss Florence Tschantz with a collection of useful gifts. Guests included Helen Berg Louise Gano Lucille Lawrence Leona Amstutz Lela Camp Mabel Buchwalter Lois Williams Kate Wyre and many others. The event featured games and a menu of sandwiches fruit salad chocolate cake and coffee.
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Florence Tschantz
Clair Tschantz
Tschantz
Helen Berg
Louise Gano
Lucille Lawrence
Leona Amstutz
Lela Camp
Mabel Buchwalter
Lois Williams
Kate Wyre
C. R. McDowell
Harold Davis
D. R. McAfee
C R. Goudy
Willard Hauenstein
Rene Orr
Treva Auble
Victor Gerber
Harriet McFarren
Meat Lover’s Menu and Easy Recipes From a Glimpse of Price Lists
This clipping outlines a meat lover menu with approximate prices and includes recipes for Scalloped Potatoes with Corned Beef and Perfection Salad. It provides step by step directions: layering potatoes with corned beef and butter, baking at 350 degrees, and a gelatin pineapple cabbage salad served on lettuce with mayonnaise.
Goths and Teutonic Peoples in Roman Era
The Goths were Teutonic people who in the first century A D inhabited the Vistula basin in present day Poland. They likely originated from Sweden and entered Roman history in the third century, expanding southward. Constant warfare with Rome continued into the seventh century, with much Roman territory conquered before Gothic identity faded under Roman influence.
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Vistula
Poland
Boston Post
Sweden
Origin of the baker's dozen and its meaning
The baker's dozen arose in England to prevent short-weight sales. Bakers added a thirteenth loaf after weighing to avoid fines, creating 12 plus one for surety. The extra loaf was called the vantage loaf, and the term baker's dozen endures in England and America.
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England
London
America
Lincoln's New England Journey Through Eight Generations
Lincoln Love notes eight generations of Lincolns beginning and ending in New England. The article recalls Abraham Lincoln's two New England visits, in 1848 and spring 1860, one a Whig political mission and the other to visit his son Robert in New Hampshire.
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Lincoln Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
New England
Lincoln Love
Abraham Lincoln
Robert
New Hampshire
Can Grow New Parts Regeneration Across Species
Pathfinder Magazine notes that many creatures can regrow lost parts such as spider legs, eye-bearing tentacles in snails, lizard tails and jaws, crab claws, and even heads in rare cases. Among warm-blooded animals humans show the strongest regrowth in fingernails while birds can grow beaks in youth.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Ancient marriage proposal found in Anatolia text
Archaeologists from the German Institute of Archaeology uncovered a tablet from Anatolia bearing a widow’s plea to Hittite King Shuppuulumash. The message requests one of the king’s sons to wed and make him ruler of Egypt, describing herself as young and beautiful.
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German Institute of Archeology
Anatolia
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Shuppuulumash
Egypt
Tit- Bits Magazine
Dalton Markets Prices for Grain and Produce Noted
Dalton dealers set prices for wheat and corn per bushel and eggs per dozen. A curious cultural note from Leuvanua in the South Seas describes a mother-in-law announcing a new baby by striking a wooden pillow, signaling a 48 hour celebration with continuous noise.
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Dalton
Leuvaniua
South Seas
Use of Word Wry in Self Ex-plaining Compounds
A 1910s dictionary note explains wry as both a physical bend and a figurative deviation. It cites examples like wry neck and wry interpretation, describing the term as contorted or perverted in sense.
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Literary
World Keeps Moving
A brief observation on ongoing life amid human folly, noting how well meaning people cause trouble by pretending to control events. The saying echoes Uncle Eben’s irony about the world’s stubborn pace.
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Uncle Eben
Dancing in Japan Beauty Lies in Poses Not Movements
In Japan the art of dancing is defined by still poses rather than fluid motion, emphasizing static form and posture as the primary expressive element. The piece contrasts statue like stances with dynamic movement.
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Japan
Curbstands in China Offer Quick Repairs and Services
A Collier's Weekly description notes curbstands across Chinese sidewalks selling goods and a wide range of services. Barbers, dentists, doctors, letter writers operate openly. notably, mending maidens repair buttons and patches for a penny while customers stay still.
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China
Collier’s Weekly
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D. H. S. Athletic Field
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The
Musical Cavaliers
WJW
Akron
Jack McAdams
Wayne Co
Izaak Walton League
Wooster
Leonard Tracy
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
E. L. Sluss
Maggie Tait
George
E. L. Slusser
Buckingham Palace
Europe
Washington Star
Alps
Pyrenees
United States
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Dalton Markets
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Kidron, Ohio
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