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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
6
In early New England history the Praying Indians were Christianized Native Americans who sided with colonists during Philip's War. A company joined Major Gookin in July 1645 acting as scouts and scouts and spies providing valuable aid against opposing forces.
The Torrey Botanical Club, formed in 1871 in New York City, maintains a large herbarium of thousands of specimens showing flora within 100 miles of New York. The collection is exhibited at the New York Botanical Garden, the club's home.
Miss Nelya Patterson a Home Ec instructor takes a week off in Michigan and Canada. Miss Martha Norris of Akron vacations with her parents Mr and Mrs Dean Norris. Mr and Mrs C J Dannemiller of Mansfield return home after a week with H J Kraus. Mr and Mrs Marlene Lawrence and son Maurice of Cleveland return home after two weeks with Austin Brown and wife. Mrs Dorothy Venable son Myron and daughter Beverly Ann spend two weeks in McKeesport Pa with Mr and Mrs Ed Cramer.
David Lewis returned from a week in Cambridge and Youngstown. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Williams and daughter Martha Jane of Youngstown joined the return trip. Supt. and Mrs. Ralph Hathaway spent the weekend in Carey with family. Their daughter Bernice, Findlay high school librarian, is home for summer. Marjorie, a Mansfield teacher, studies at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Dwight, a Doylestown coach, works for the Pennsylvania Railroad at Bellevue.
Dalton dealers post prices for grain and produce. Wheat No 1 per bushel Oats Sold at 30 cents per bushel Corn per cwt Eggs per dozen listed as standard market quotes.
Out of town relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mrs. Jane Ann Ralph at Murray Funeral Home. Rev H F Patterson led services with Rev Bryenton and Rev Schweisberger assisting. the M E church quartet sang. Mrs Ralph joined the Methodist church in England and died after moving to the United States 32 years ago. She leaves a daughter Mrs W L Hartman Medina Ohio a son Eddie Brockway Pa four grandchildren two sisters and five brothers.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and ministers for support during illness and bereavement of their mother. Mentions various locals visiting, college and university travels, and a church society meeting.
Mr and Mrs F O Marty attended with son Ross and daughter Ethel as the Marty reunion gathered in Municipal park at Millersburg on Sunday.
Washington Utah, the first town in Washington county, was named to honor George Washington. Settled in 1859 by Norman pioneers, the early economy centered on cotton and cane cultivation.
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