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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
6
The Houghton Pottery was asked to produce beer coolers of 4 gallon capacity in three designs. Production is underway for an order of 5,000 from a Cleveland chilled beverage company. Some containers were fired in the kiln this week.
Mrs. Mary Kreider expresses sincere thanks to all who visited sent cards flowers fruit and other offerings during her convalescence in the hospital and at home.
Stahl's Market reports a modern electric refrigerator display case installed. The Akron-Wooster bus line likely suspends nearly all service as patrons fall short. public utilities commission application filed for total operation halt. Mr and Mrs Chas Kruschenske completed a 1900 mile tour visiting Skyline Drive Natural Bridge Smoky Mountains Cherokee Reservation Lookout Mountain Rock City Norris Dam and Gallipolis locks.
The 11th Regiment Band returns Friday evening at the band stand with a bright program to entertain Dalton and nearby residents. The concert follows a similar performance last Friday noted for strong applause, though one spectator joked it was scant. The band cannot perform Saturday due to an engagement in East Greenville for Jr. Drum Corps Veterans of Foreign Wars support. Local business sponsors and donors are listed, supporting the Dalton display and community event.
Two constitutional amendments would establish old age pensions of 50 dollars a month for single seniors and 80 dollars for married couples aged 60 or over funded by a 2 percent land tax on properties valued at 20 000 dollars per acre. Originated by Herbert S. Bigelow of Cincinnati the plan has backing from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and petitions are being circulated by mail inquiry to Mr. Bigelow.
Mr and Mrs Lee Douglas and L E Moser attended the annual Motorists Mutual Insurance convention at Cedar Point over the weekend. They were joined by Mrs Errot Sharp who visited relatives in Sandusky before returning home Sunday evening. The Stitch and Charter Club met June 13 in the grade school with 31 present and committees named for refreshments and recreation. Beatrice Brown demonstrated making a peanut butter sandwich while Pauline Gerber spoke on health.
Mixed notices report shop staff changes and visits in Dalton and Massillon. Includes medical update on Mrs. Homan, wind storm detour via Hicksville, and several births at area hospitals with parentage details. Also mentions tomato research by J W Bailis and local picnic plans at Orr Park.
Class No 9 hosted Class No 11 at a Methodist church social with 25 attendees. Mrs Dale Scott and Mrs Effie Eschliman led devotions and readings. Prizes went to Mrs L D Poorman and Mrs R S Hardgrove. Post program refreshments followed. A wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Russell Amstutz was held at their home with 30 friends, gifts, games, dancing, and lunch.
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