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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1943

Page

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Band Concert Opens Season by 11th Reg't Band

The 11th Regiment Band opens the season with a Saturday program on June 19 at 8 45 pm. Don Garver directs. The program includes Cohan March Boston Commandery Carter Serenade A Night in June King March University of Pennsylvania Seitz March Washington Post and other selections.

Reg’t. Band Cohan Boston Commandery Carter King University of ‘Penna Seitz Washington Post 500USA Don Garver

Thieves Steal Thermometer Halting Temperature Record

The official thermometer recording the minimum temperature has been stolen causing the daily temperature reports to be discontinued temporarily. The highest maximum observed was 91 degrees on Monday and rainfall for the week totaled .95 inches.

Tax Notice For Real Estate Taxes in Dalton and Sugar Creek

Tax books for collection of real estate taxes for Dalton and Sugar Creek township are at the First National Bank for your convenience. C. F. Buchwalter, cashier.

Dalton Sugar Creek Township First National Bank C. F. Buchwalter

Garden Notes Highlight Local Victory Gardens and Tours

A feature on productive Victory gardens along S Mill Street led by Ed and Mrs Ed Kurzen with praise for Welker Mumaw tomatoes and Bill Berg strawberries. Garden Club members toured Dalton blooms including Frank Snyder peonies and the gardens of Amstutz Horst Williams and Dr DeArment amid other well known plots.

Ed Kurzen S. Mill Street Welker Mumaw Bill Berg Garden Club Dalton Gardens Frank Snyder C. V. Amstutz Nona Horst William Williams L. L. DeArment

Sugar Creek Grange Holds June Meeting

The Sugar Creek Grange met on June 8 with Richard Myers and Marion Tschantz in charge of programs and contests. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hasseman hosted refreshments. The next regular meeting is set for June 22 and a shower is planned for Martha Jane Myers.

Sugar Creek Grange Richard Myers Marion Tschantz Russell Hasseman Martha Jane Myers

Local Graduate Hospitalized With Eye Infection

Kenneth Gatehouse of Marshallville, a graduate of the local schools, is in Massillon Hospital with an infection at the rear of one eyeball. He will appreciate calls letters and cards from friends.

Kenneth Gatehouse Marshallville Massillon

Ladies Circle Meeting Set at Mrs J B Sandwith Home

The Ladies Circle of the U P church will meet Thursday evening in the home of Mrs J B Sandwith.

U. P. Church J.B. Sandwith

Births Report Whole Lineage Ties In Local Family

Mr and Mrs Walter Daimer announce the birth of a nine pound son last Friday at their new home on North Church Street. Mrs Margaret Wertz received word of the birth of a great granddaughter born June 8 at Boseman hospital Montana to Mr and Mrs Jesse Kilgore of Three Forks Montana. Mrs Kilgore is the daughter of Mrs Mary Wertz Williams formerly of this place. D Wertz is a great uncle.

Walter Daimer -An- Thounce N. Church St Margaret Wertz Jung Boseman Hospital Mont Jesse Kilgore Three Forks Kilgore Mary Wertz Williams D.-E.wertz

Men In Service Promotions and Transfers Across Bases

A compiled War Department notice lists promotions transfers and assignments of area servicemen. Lieut Myron Baumgartner a Ft Berry Indiana doctor is promoted to captain. 2nd Lieut Eldon Hawk moves from Reno to Biggs Texas with the Signal Corps and his wife accompanies him. Cpl Lee Amstutz sent overseas from Reno to England. 2nd Lieut Willard Nussbaum moves from Camp McCain to Ft Sill with Mrs Nussbaum. Pvt Richard McAdams promoted to corporal at Ft Benning after furlough with parents. Pvt Lawrence G Blanagan inducted and stationed at Ft Bliss. Pvt John T Barr wounded in North Africa May 7. Pvt Billy Tyrrell transferred to Camp Hood. Cpl Frank McAdams marching in Allied Nations Victory parade in North Africa per letters. Pfc Raymond Berg helped battle a grass fire near Camp Beale and sent his mother a rattlesnake tail token. 1st Sgt Ray Arnold overseas reports hello to friends and notes long Marines service from Sugar Creek Two.

Eldon Hawk Reno,Nev Biggs Field Texas Signal Corps Lee V. Amstutz Chemical Division Reno, Ney England Willard Nussbaum Camp McCain, Miss Ft. Sill Okla Apple Creek North Africa Jane Barr Billy Tyrrell Camp Hood Ray Arnold Dennis Arnold Ray Sugar Creek Marines

Sunday House Guests and Visits Reported Across Ohio

Messrs. Durbin and Harry Schultz of Akron visited the A. E. Schultz home Sunday. C. J. Dannemiller and wife of Mansfield spent at the H. J. Kraus home. Mr and Mrs A R Gartrell of Barberton with Glen Berg and granddaughter Sherry. Goudy of Massillon with Dale Goudys. Floyd Rees of Ravenna with his mother Mrs Anna Rees. Mrs H Wiler and daughter of Wooster with Mrs John Gano. Mr and Mrs Jack McAdams and Elaine of Canton, Mr and Mrs Mack McAdams of Orrville at the J C McAdams home. Fred Bernlohr of Bexley visited Dorothy Scott. Wm Lintern and wife were guests of E M Stultz in Massillon. Mrs Mollie Rudy spent days in Akron with the Howard Jameson home. Mr and Mrs Russell Denbrook and Celia Ann visited friends in Apple Creek. Miss Barbara Zuercher with her sister Irene at Huron. Carl Kuntze of Limaville in the W A Mumaw home. E H Brown and wife of North Lawrence Chas Richards wife and family and Miss Frances Gibson of Canton, Merle Graber wife and family of Massillon at the Frank Gibson home. Rees Rees and family of Canton at W J Berg's.

Wooster John Gano Jack McAdams Elaine Canton Mack McAdams Orrville Akron Howard Jameson Russell Denbrook Celia Ann Apple Creek Barbara Zuercher Irene Huron Carl Kuntze Limaville W. A Merle Graber Massillon Frank Gibson Rees Rees W. J. Berg’s

Local Briefs Report Family Medical and Travel Updates

Mrs Carl Wilson visits husband Pvt Carl Wilson at a Georgia camp. Daniel Shisler five underwent tonsillectomy at Beeson hospital last Friday. Ralph Tracy injured in an auto accident last Tuesday is mobile. his mother remains hospitalized. Mrs Will Cook returns home after five weeks in Detroit with her son Floyd. she spent four weeks in hospital but shows improved health.

Mrs Carl Wilson Pvt Georgia Daniel Shisler J—W—Shisler Beeson Hospital Ralph Tracy Will Cook Detroit Floyd

Pretty Partridge-Mumaw wedding in Gustavus Ohio

Miss Mary Louise Partridge and James B. Mumaw wed Saturday in the bride's parents home with 30 guests. The ceremony featured pink and white peonies and carnations and lilies of the valley. The couple plans to reside at the W Main and Oak Street corner home.

Mary Louise Partridge Truman S. Partridge Gustavus Ohio James B. Mumaw R. G. Staley Cleveland Methodist Church Georgiana Fowler Margaret Ketcham Ashtabula Harold Mumaw Kent State U Warren Ohio Wesleyan University Mumaw W. Main and Oak Streets

Notice to Farmers' Telephone subscribers price increase

Notice informs subscribers of Farmers' Telephone that monthly rent rises from 1.00 to 1.25 dollars, payable on the first of each month, effective July 1, 1943. Also mentions an executive committee appointment for J H Smucker and notes a heavy storm and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Teeple with a dinner and guest Betty Teeple.

Harry Teeple Betty Teeple of Wooster

Queen Victoria Teas From Her Saucer Enduring Custom

The text notes that Queen Victoria drank tea from her saucer even at formal teas. It states this practice was considered perfectly proper during her reign and the queen saw it as the civilized way to drink tea.

Queen Victoria

War Bond Rally Calls to Buy More for Freedom

A brisk wartime appeal urges readers to purchase additional War Bonds to support the war effort. The message emphasizes personal duty and reinforces the link between individual finance and national victory.

Missionary Picnic Planned by Presbyterian Ladies Society

The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church schedules their annual June meeting and aid picnic at Mrs Eugene Lawson's home on Thursday June 17 at 7 30 p.m. The program features a Philippines missionary topic by Mrs E I Ober vocal solos by Rebecca Stockham and Mabel Hershey a reading by Mrs Ida Haney a dialogue Solving a Question by seven youths with Arleen Thompson in charge and a gathering at Mrs Paul Stockham's home at 2 30 p.m. for plans and arrangements.

Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Eugene Lawson Philippines E. I., Ober Rebecca Stockham Marvin Wertz Ida Haney Mabel Hershey Arleen Thompson Paul Stockham

Public notice on rubbish dumping near Camp tanks

The public is notified that no rubbish is to be dumped on the D. E. Wertz lot in front of Camp gasoline tanks. The rubbish disposal lot is behind these tanks across the tracks. Do not dump rubbish on the drive. think of the next fellow. L. H. Douglas, Mayor.

D. E. Wertz

Card of Thanks From Mrs. Will Cook

I thank all who sent cards letters and flowers during my illness Your thoughtfulness will not be forgotten Mrs Will Cook

Mrs. Will Cook

War Bonds urged as daily savings support troops

A community note urges putting every dollar above life's basics into War Bonds and highlights payroll savings as a way to aid soldiers on the fighting fronts. The Hofstetter reunion was postponed, and the Dalton Community Club met in Presbyterian church rooms with a red white and blue table setting. Rev Rosenberger led prayers. Buchwalter led business. a plan for free summer picture shows was discussed. Mayor Lee Douglas presented war films from North Africa.

Dalton Community Club Presbyterian Church A. S. Rosenberger Charles IF. Buchwalter Buchwalter Committee On Public Affairs George Leitner Lee Douglas North Africa

Ohio adopts 1943 44 hunting rules for rabbits and more

The state conservation council approved longer open periods for rabbits and raccoons after a Columbus hearing. Rabbits run Nov 19 to Jan 11 with four per day and eight after the first day. pheasants Nov 19 to Dec 4 with two male birds per day and four after day one. squirrels Sept 15-30 in the southern zone and Sept 22-30 in the northern zone. Stark county details set four daily and eight after the first day. Inland district permits use of mink muskrat opossum and skunk Oct 15 to Jan 15 with no bag limit while the seventh conservation district protects skunk entirely.

Ohio State Conservation Council Columbus Stark County

Budget Hearing Notice in Sugar Creek Township

Notice is hereby given that on the 25th day of June 1948 at 8 30 p m a public hearing will be held at the town hall in Dalton Ohio on the budget prepared by the Trustees of Sugar Creek Township for the fiscal year ending December 31 1948 Ernest F Scott Clerk

Dalton Ohio Sugar Creek

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Myron Baumgartner Ft. Berry Harrison Ind Aptain Cpl Frank McAdams Allied Nations Pfc Raymond Berg Camp Beale Calif J H. Smucker Greyhound Terminal Scott Drug Boll Kidrou Hofstetter George Hawk Carrie Aker Charles Denbrook Grace Myers American Weekly Chicago Herald-American Ernest F. Scott Bir Iga Pha Certo Wheaties Bisquick California Berg’s Cash Market the First Savings & Loan Co Financial Institution Kidron
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