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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
3
Dalton dealers post bids for wheat at 77 per bushel No 1 corn at 68 per bushel oats at 43 per bushel and eggs at 21 per dozen. A separate note warns of a new baby in Leuaniu a ritual by the mother in law signals a 48 hour beating din in the household.
All Indians now are citizens of the United States. Those who were not citizens were granted citizenship by act of congress approved June 2, 1924.
The note cites a definition from the Literary Digest describing wry as bent or twisted in physical sense and as deviating from right or proper in figurative use. It explains examples like wry-billed and wry-necked and comments on perverse or aberrant interpretation.
A concise note on Japanese dance focusing on pose aesthetics over motion. It highlights how still forms convey grace and meaning, reflecting tradition and visual artistry in performance.
An observation from Collier's Weekly notes curbside stands in China selling commodities and numerous professional services. Barbers dentists doctors letter writers and others operate openly as passers-by watch. Notably mending maidens repair coats and pants for a penny while customers stay still.
The article urges vacation cooks to embrace canned foods to minimize kitchen time. It recommends corn peas tomatoes beans spinach and a range of fish and meats plus evaporated milk and canned fruits for a varied, affordable summer table. It suggests planning weekly needs and mailing postcards to grocers to restock as family appetites rise.
Mrs Clayton Eberly and children returned home from Medina last week. Mr and Mrs S B Martin and daughter Elizabeth were Sunday visitors in the J A Heatwole home. Earl Brubaker and family of North Lima spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs David Falk’s condition remains unchanged. Mrs Minnie Yoder of near Buffalo N Y is at the bedside of her sister Miss Mary Brubaker who is critically ill in the Ray Hackman home. Clyde and Warren Martin of Orrville are spending their summer vacation in the David Wenger home. Rev and Mrs Dr Witmer and daughter Mary Mr and Mrs Enos Witmer and children of Mahoning Co visitors in the Owen Witmer home Saturday. Mrs Susan Martin and daughters Cora and Ella Mrs J R Martin and children and Mrs Phares Martin called Friday on Miss Cora Lehman in the Alton Krabill home near Jackson. Daniel Burkholder who is working on a new barn near Marshallville spent Thursday night in the J R Martin home. J H Smucker and family attended the Smucker Zvook reunion in Wooster Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul Eberly entertained a number of serenaders one evening last week. Mrs Emanuel Wenger and son Edward assisted Mrs Anna Wenger in picking berries Saturday.
Emergency notice announces Friday night rehearsals at the Grade School auditorium for enrolled pupils with Dean Marshall coordinating the program.
A Saturday night festival at West Lebanon on June 29 raises funds for the Lutheran church. Music will be performed by the West Lebanon band with Quink the quick drying ink aid from Scott.
The Y W class of the Presbyterian church held their annual picnic at Orr's Park in Orrville on Thursday. Dinner for 35 members and families was served at seven. The menu featured seasonal delicacies and outdoor games were played for a time before the Orrville band gave a fine concert at eight.
A bulletin from the Associated Industries of Oklahoma notes Seattle Washingtons power plant posted a 1932 business of 5 million dollars while netting only 87 thousand. The plant carries 32 million in bonded debt and would take 368 years to pay at current income. About 20 percent of income funds city lighting and public building costs. The plant cost 54 million and cannot be sold for more than a fraction of that. Bonds issued total 43.339 million, with only 10.186 million redeemed in 30 years.
The Pleasant Valley Sunday School hosts its second annual home coming on June 30 at United Brethren church inviting former residents pastors teachers and scholars. The 10th Apple Creek School reunion meets at AC H S Auditorium on Saturday June 29 1935 inviting teachers scholars and families from 1873 to 1900 with request to bring full baskets and table service.
Public auction in Canal Fulton Ohio promises a 3 acre home within city limits with a large fruit area and outbuildings. Items include a furnished room house with new furnace and electric service, barn, hen houses, 250 chickens, household goods, appliances, garden tools, and more. Cash terms. Auction conduct by John Brenner Auditor and Bert Brown Clerk.
Invitations for a reunion were prepared with urgent haste at the Gazette Office in Dalton Ohio, signaling tight deadlines for attendees to receive details and respond.
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