Newspaper masthead entry from June 20 1948
Editor and publisher E F Scott leads this issue with the price set at 150 dollars per year in advance. The dated masthead announces the Thursday release on June 20, 1948.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
4
Editor and publisher E F Scott leads this issue with the price set at 150 dollars per year in advance. The dated masthead announces the Thursday release on June 20, 1948.
Sonnenberg Kidren of Darlington Maryland and children Arthur and Dorothea left for home after a two week stay at the Fank Monday June 17 1946 Rev and Mrs Eugene S Hallam hauser home Mr Fankhauser recovering after two Mercy Hospital Canton operations Merle Moser at home with pneumonia better Anna Ruff not well Delxin Kirchhofer returned from overseas service to visit family Dr and Mrs Harlan McGregor North Lima visited Fred Badertshers Monroe Badertschers Killbuck attended a young peoples retreat at Camp Mack Ind Next Sunday Salem Church preaching by Dr J E Hartzler Khan Mem Church members processing vegetables for West Liberty Orphan's Home A daughter Sandra Jane born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Sommer Kidron June 14 Beeson Hospital A son Paul born to Mr and Mrs Irvin Linder June 16 Delpha Nussbaum last name referenced Linder Last Wednesday lightning killed Sylvester Lehman Kidron and a cow owned by Simon Amstutz.
A wedding at Salem Church last Sunday united Miss Iona Gerber daughter of Mr and Mrs Menno Gerber and Stanley Hofstetter. Rev Rosenberger officiated as guests from Bluffton College and several states attended. The couple plan to work in Ypsilanti Michigan and the bride will teach near Bluffton while the groom pursues CPS work and college.
Mrs Laura Hofstetter of Kidron dies shortly after childbirth at Beeson Hospital Wooster. The infant son survives and is thriving. Mrs Hofstetter, daughter of Amos A Nussbaum, was married in 1938 to Mr Winsstetter and lived on the Dan Gerber farm east of Kidron. She leaves a husband one daughter and two sons, with a large extended family.
At the Nussbaum home west of Kidron Elma and several relatives mourn the untimely death of a local resident. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the home at 1 pm and at the Kidron Church at 2 pm with local ministers officiating. Burial will follow in the church cemetery under H. W Desvoignes supervision.
Public sale conducted by administrator on premises near the UP church in Dalton Ohio on Saturday June 22 1946 at 10 p m. Household goods and residence property of the late Glenn and Sadie Kosier deceased listed include ranges stove cabinets chairs beds tables dishes furniture and assorted household items. Cash terms. John Brenner Son Auds C F Buchwalter administrator.
Coal order now with deep nine lump coal delivered in 7 percent ton loads. Write to Joe Detorio, PO Box 94, New Philadelphia, Ohio.
A large crowd gathered Thursday at Badoja Farm to honor Mrs. Fried Blosser with a pink and blue shower. The event was organized by former resident Mrs. Wm Oplinger of Sterling. Guests brought many gifts and a carry-in dinner followed by social games.
A Dalton area party honors Mr and Mrs Roy Leake and Pearl Lehman of Manhattan Beach California at the Lawrence cabin. Attendees include Harold Johnson and family, Mass Frances Hawke of Orrville, Henry Potts and wife, Mrs Caroline Lehman, Willis Sommer and family, Charles Sohar and wife, Norman Berg and Kent, and Carl Lawrence and Louie. After a picnic supper guests enjoyed horseshoe and fishing. Victor B Gerber of Dalton announces the engagement of his niece Betty Lou Keller to Bill J McFarren son of Harriet McFarren of Dalton with no wedding date set.
Dalton and Massillon families held a surprise banquet at the Elk's Club Alliance on June 11 in honor of Mr and Mrs Carl Lawrence celebrating their silver wedding anniversary. Earl Ruetz presented them with 1847 Rogers Bros silverware and a silver water pitcher from their children.
David Emerson Mofstetters, 16, suffered concussion bruises and cuts to both knees left elbow and side when the horse he rode stumbled and fell. He was unconscious and taken to the county hospital for treatment and released home Friday after the accident near Pleasant View Church on Wednesday.
At the Presbyterian church dining rooms 25 residents met on Thursday as L E Flauhaus chaired village business. Fr A Vandersall mapped plans for tennis, badminton, softball and quoits with shelter houses and fireplaces and lights may come in a month. He leads the park committee and picks assistants. Bill Adams led the program and Supt G H Eastman presented a technicolor film Ply wood. Victor Gerbered led group singing. Carl Lawrence joins recreation committee to organize a Long Lake picnic on July 11.
Public auction to settle the estate offers livestock grain and feeds farming tools household goods and miscellaneous items at Clinton Nimissila Road location near Manchester on Saturday June 29 1916 at 9:00 AM. Goods include a 1912 Hudson coupe tractor tools hay wagons and antiques. cash terms. Ralph Weaver executor and James B Hall clerk.
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