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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
4
The eleventh annual reunion of Apple Creek school invites teachers, scholars and families from 1873 to 1900 to gather in the A C H S auditorium on Saturday June 27 1936. Bring full baskets and table service.
Four young women from the Ohio Public Service Company visit Massillon homes to educate on lighting and eye health. Trained at the Lighting Institute in Cleveland, they distribute Mazda lamp bulbs and booklets at each stop in Dalton and Massillon under Miss Isabell Barry’s direction.
Miss Ruth Weaver returned home from the hospital Tuesday. A number of local youths visited the Ohio Caverns at West Liberty Saturday. Miss Ella Martin is on nursing duty in Mahoning County. The public sale of Demna Horst drew a large attendance Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Dave Burkhart spent a few days with Mrs. Nancy Burkhart in Medina County. Mrs. J. A. Heatwole remains on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Eberly, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eberly and daughter, and John Beery were Sunday visitors in Medina County.
Local Dalton Gazette entries by M. C. Blosser and R. V. Frederick span June 11, 17, 24 and July 2. The notices cover community updates and column items from the paper’s editor team.
The piece states Alaska’s population includes about 80,000 whites, 18,000 Indians, and 12,000 Eskimos. It also quotes Tumkins saying he does not disapprove of rich folks and comments that tax collectors need more of them.
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