Cholera First Appears in New York in 1832
The Asiatic cholera first appeared in New York and spread rapidly in 1832, marking a swift urban health crisis with mounting cases and public concern across neighborhoods.
23 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
1
The Asiatic cholera first appeared in New York and spread rapidly in 1832, marking a swift urban health crisis with mounting cases and public concern across neighborhoods.
Community Club reports progress on a permanent Dalton Cemetery band stand funded by donations from labor and materials. Dr L DeArment donated dog show receipts and $25, plus the project has received strong local support but $144.01 remains to cover all accounts. Donors may pay through Harry B. Gregory at the Book Restaurant or any committee member.
Sugar Creek Grange schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday June 28 at 8 30 pm. The notice lists donors and laborers for a construction project, showing total cost 351 52 with receipts 207 51 and unpaid balance 144 01.
Concert Saturday at 8 pm sponsored by Dalton businessmen for entertainments. Program includes Repast Band March Lincoln Overture Panorama Barnhouse Novelty Hot Trombone Fillmore March Triumphal Seitz Selection Prince Charming King Serenade La Paloma Vradier March A Circus. Clem Prof. Donald Garver, Director.
Warren Delos Harper 65 a DeLand resident for two decades died Monday night at Orange General Hospital Orlando after months of illness He owned Hotel Harper and previously ran a restaurant cafeteria and hotel He is survived by two daughters Evelyn Gailbreath and Florine Gilliland and a sister Ida Schultz Funeral services were held Wednesday at Allen Summerall Chapel with Rev W Clyde Smith and burial was in Oakdale Cemetery
Despite threatening weather the Kidron Auction Co. held its 15th anniversary sale last Thursday. Receipts totaled $15,101 with about 15,000 in attendance. Col. S. C Springer received praise for his role in elevating the auction’s reputation.
Coal notice seeks buyers for July delivery. Contact C. K. Douglas at Dalton via phone 2502 or in person for details.
Dalton Merchants win 8 7 in the first game and lose 5 4 in the nightcap at League Park near Summit Beach. Girard started the opener, Sauters and McFarren pitched the second. McAdams homered in the second game. Swartz scored the winning run on a fourth pitch misplay as Walnut Creek threatened late. Sauters toed the rubber in relief, nursing a shoulder issue.
Gerald Patton of Beaver Dam Ky faced a manslaughter charge after a Massillon death from a hit and run. An inquest Tuesday noted he drove about 50 mph without proper certification. Patton was arraigned in Justice Van Nest’s court with $5,000 bond and held for grand jury.
All members of the Dalton Volunteer Fire Company are asked to report for a fire drill on Tuesday evening June 28. Those absent will be replaced by new members. The fire siren will sound every Tuesday at 6 30 p m calling all members to drill.
A shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence McCauslin celebrated the marriage of Donna Marie Houghton to Paul Jacot. The couple plan to live in Wooster with Donna’s parents listed as former Dalton residents.
We thank our neighbors and friends for flowers ministers funeral participants the 11th Regs band pall bearers and others who aided us during the sickness and death of husband and father.
The formal opening of Ethel's Beauty Salon in the Brant Building Canton Ohio was held last Wednesday. Roses were the souvenirs and Miss Ethel M Marty daughter of Mr and Mrs F O Marty is manager operator assisted by Miss Burdelle Messerly operator.
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