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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
1
A compact collection of quotes from John Tillotson Mary Baker Eddy Confucius Socrates and Samuel Taylor Coleridge on sincerity, truth, and living with honor. The excerpts urge real beings over mere appearances and stress inner virtue as the source of outward character.
Thoma R. Shank of Dalton was among about 400 graduates at the 108th annual commencement of Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware on Monday morning June 9. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rudy and Mrs C. E. Motz and Mrs. Russell Frey attended the exercises.
Children of the Methodist church presented a program of prayer songs recitations and music Sunday morning. Participants included Myron Mumaw Mary Lou Thomas Cheryl Simpson Sheryl Fahrm Linda Fahrm Mariane McCullough Barbara Moser Bonnie Weisgarber Bonnie Renner Thelma Williams Richard Simpson Jeffrey Slusser Danny Thomas John Mumaw and Mary Louise Mumaw. Mrs Robert Mumaw accompanist Ushers were Dora Lee Gardner Lois Grim Donald Schultz and Gary Smith The message was by Charles Smith superintendent The offering and dedication of gifts including the Methodist Student Day offering preceded the announcements by the superintendent. The Rev James B Moore is pastor.
Mrs. Floyd Brinker, 26, of RD 2 Dalton, was treated at Massillon city hospital Tuesday for a contusion to her right hand after it was caught in a washing machine wringer. She was released after treatment.
Mrs Ralph Sutton hosted Presbyterian Church Circle No 3 for their June meeting assisted by Mrs Alfred Begert. Miss Hazelyean Springer led devotions on The Word and Eternal Life. Mrs Paul Stockham reviewed The Greatest Story Ever Told. A vocal trio sang Sweeter As the Years Go By. Leader Mrs Lee Douglas conducted the business meeting. Nineteen members attended and enjoyed lunch.
The Board of Peoples Federal Savings and Loan Association Wooster Ohio announces an annual savings rate of 21 4 percent for the first half of 1952 President Fred K Shibley says the past year was a banner year with total assets over 20 million dollars The mid year statement shows strong reserves liquidity and high cash and US Government bond holdings The board includes W W Bodager Chase Correll H C Graham John Grassbaugh C B Hosack S M Kirk and A E Taylor The institution is Wayne County s largest insured savings bank and the 21 4 percent rate is the highest paid by insured institutions in the county Accounts are insured to ten thousand dollars by a US government agency
Read The New American Weekly in Sunday Herald American for the second in a series exposing Stalin's infirmity and intimate life details. The article promises hidden facts about the Red Dictator and his associates.
Plans and specifications for extensive remodeling of the First National Bank of Dalton banking rooms have been drawn up. A building committee of directors and officers including Chas Buchwalter David Brenner Willis Sommer W T Tyrrell and B A Sommer has been appointed. The project will use the entire first floor and be modern in every respect with completion slated by August anniversary. Martin Construction Co. has begun dismantling the adjacent room.
Local notices report visits and trips among Dalton residents and guests from Lincoln Park West Palm Beach Kent Sandy Beach and Worcester. The Presbyterian Women plan a June 24 program with Doder music. Community Club showcased marimba and trombone solos. Obituary for Luella Sturgis, 87, details family, church ties, and funeral plans in Dalton.
Notice of active home construction in Dalton with several new residences under way. Al Begert completes cellar excavation on North Mill Street next to Les Moser. Vernon Lehman backs a home at the Menno Lehman farm corner. Willis Fath excavates a cellar south of W. J. Merryman along Mt Eaton Fox Lake road, about a mile north of Dalton.
Mr and Mrs Harold E Eggeman of RD 1 welcomed a son born Thursday in Wooster Community hospital. The birth adds a new family member to the Eggeman household and marks a joyful addition to the local community.
The program announced includes Dalbey March Colonel Bogey Old Timers Waltz and Bravura King March along with Seitz Serenade A Night in June and March University of Penna with Donald Garver directing the 11th Regiment band Saturday at 8:30.
The Westminster Fellowship of Dalton Presbyterian sponsors a strawberry and ice cream festival on the church lawn Saturday night June 21.
The Dalton Garden Club plans a Sunday tour of the Cleveland Garden Center on June 22. Departure from the band stand at 1 00 pm is set, with Commonwealth? teamwork noted.
Solomon John Gerber aged 80 years 11 months 3 days died June 14 1952 at his Dalton Ohio residence after a long illness. A retired farmer he lived in the community all his life. Survived by widow Jessie a daughter Mrs H Floyd Nowell and two grandchildren of Lanikai Oahu Hawaii, a brother Gideon Gerber RD 2 Dalton and five sisters Mrs Anna Shifferly Wooster Mrs Elizabeth Batley Massillon Mrs Daniel Bixler Miss Ella Gerber and Mrs Harry Edwards RD 2 Dalton. Funeral Tuesday at DesVoignes Mt. Eaton with Rev Marion Berg officiating. Burial in Salem Mennonite church cemetery.
The W S C S of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Jas. Moore's home with 25 present. New officers were installed by Rev. James Moore. Members announced include Mrs. Howard Bonals and Mrs. Robt. Slusser among others. Pictures of Korea were shown and clothing for Korean relief was requested for church basement drop-off.
Nitrate poisoning can occur in cattle that graze on straw corn stalks and sugar beet tonages. The warning notes risks from certain feed and fodder when drought or stress reduces forage quality.
The Wooster Auto Club lists AAA airline service with schedules and fares and ticketing. Representation spans all air lines and a contact phone number is provided for travelers planning trips.
Effective May 23 1952 the Greyhound schedule shows fastest times for east and west bound trips with listed departures and arrivals from Dalton Ohio at Greyhound Bus Terminal and Scott Drug Store. The timetable includes multiple daily times across the day with a terminal stop in Dalton.
The Silver Hill School Reunion on Saturday June 7 drew about 130 attendees to the school grounds. Clergyman Clinton G Springer presided as the program outdoors featured songs poems and a history of the school followed by remarks from former pupils and teachers. An officers slate was elected with Carl Kratzer as president and Virginia Kratzer as recording secretary, planning the next reunion for 1958.
Harry H Teeple of 829 West Timberty Street Wooster Ohio appointed Administrator of the estate of Amanda J Teeple deceased late of Dalton Wayne County Ohio Creditors must file with the fiduciary within four weeks dated June 11 1952 Judge Myron T Brenneman probate judge of said county
Dalton Ohio resident Don Massie seeks wallpaper cleaning work. Call after 8 p.m. at phone number 8 25885 for arrangements.
Willard Berg of RD 1 Dalton Ohio named Administrator of the estate of Magpie Berg late of Suger Creek Township Wayne County Ohio Creditors must file their claims by a specified deadline Dated May 27 1952.
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