Band Concert Saturday Night by the 11th Regiment Band
The 11th Regiment Band will hold a concert Saturday at 8 30 p m in town hall square. The program lists March Gloria Este Overture Pomona Holmes March Idora Park Seitz Trombone Smear Miss Trombone Jarret Waltz Till We Meet Again Whiting March 34th Division Don Garver directs. Also notes patriotic displays and local notices. Elf Summer began last Saturday with a 90 degree high. Charles Ressler, WW veteran, visits Mr and Mrs Sam Martin at Hines Veterans Hospital Illinois.
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11Th
Town-Hall-Square
Gloria
Pomona
Holmes
Idora Park
Seitz
Jarret
Ela
Obetenste Whiting
Don Garver
Charles Ressler
Hines Veterans’ Hospital
Illinois
Sam Martin
Injuries in Two Weekend Accidents at Hines Residence and Farm
Robert Johnson eight fractured his left arm below the elbow Monday after jumping from a cherry tree at the Hines residence. Mrs. Chester Myers suffered a broken rib and a deep head gash when the hay tedder she was driving ran away on Friday, throwing her against a barbed wire fence.
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Robert Johnson
Hines
Chester Myers
Electrician Amstutz Delights Band With Ice Cream Gesture
C. V. Jimmy Amstutz a popular electrician and GE representative appeared at the band hall Monday night after rehearsal with a quantity of ice cream. The gesture was timely and highly appreciated by the 11th Regiment Band members.
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C. V
Jimmy” Amstutz
G. E
Fortune smiles on world's unluckiest man in play adaptation
A Portuguese citizen famed for surviving 300 accidents is to star in a play about his mishaps. An Americ an Weekly feature highlights his remarkable run of luck and the unusual publicity tie in with Chicago Herald American distribution next week. Open house planned for the P. D. Martin house near the Mennonite Old Peoples Home on Rt. 5 with details of builders and materials listed.
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Portugal
Chicago Herald-American
Advt
P. D. Martin
Rt. 5
Mennonite
Old Peoples Home
Austin Ober
Ira F. Adams Lumber Co
Chas. Denbrook
David Lehman
Paul Newenschwander
Df-Miller
M. A. Martin
E. I. Ober
Three Car Crash Near Green Oak Injures Seven
A three car collision on the Lincoln Highway west of Dalton at 12 30 a m sent seven people to area hospitals. John Ramsey 36 of Wooster received a broken nose and other injuries while Wayne Kiser 20 escaped unharmed. Lloyd Demasion 49 of Canton sustained a broken hip with his wife Colletta Demasion 48 and five others treated for serious injuries.
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Lincoln Highway
Dalton
John Ramsey
Wooster
Wayne Kiser
Canton
Demasion
Kiser
Ramsey
Don Bridenstine
Massillon City Hospital
Colletta Demasion
Mercy Hospital
Pauline, Buchholz
Wooster R. D
Navarre man visits Muskingum club brother over weekend
John Reynolds of Navarre, a Muskingum college club brother, visited Donald Stahl over the weekend.
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John Reynolds
Navarre
Muskingum College Club
Donald Stahl
Dine and Geer Attend 11th Rept Band Concert
Mrs W A Dine and Mr and Mrs Geer attended the 11th Rept band concert Saturday night.
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W. A. Dine
Curie Reunion Draws Family at Orrville Home
Mrs. Walter Domer and relatives Alice June Bobby and Gloria attended a Curie reunion Sunday at the Fred Curie home north of Orrville.
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Walter Domer
Alice
Bobby
Gloria
Curie
Fred Curie
Orrville
Miss Catherine Allison Attends State Nutrition Convention
Home Ec instructor Miss Catherine Allison spent the past week in Columbus attending the state convention on nutrition held at Ohio State University.
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Catherine Allison
Columbus
Bluffton residents visit H H Weimer in Fr Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Markley of Bluffton Indiana and Mrs. Louis Weisenberg with Robert LeChot visited Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Weimer in Fr Wayne Indiana.
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Fred Markley
Bluffton
Ind
Louis Weisenberg
Robert LeChot
Miss Pauline Zeigler R. N. Commissioned as Missionary Nurse
Mrs Russell Thompson attended in Toledo on Sunday as daughter Arlene and son Jimmy saw Pauline Zeigler R N commissioned as a missionary nurse to Africa.
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Russell Thompson
Arlene
Jimmy
Pauline Zeigler R. N
Africa
Toledo
Arnold Family Weekend Visit With Sgt Ray Arnold
Mr and Mrs D E Arnold and son Richard spent the weekend with their son Sergeant Ray Arnold stationed at Arlington Virginia in the radio detachment service United States Marine Corps.
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D. E. Arnold
Richard
Arnold
Sergeant Ray Arnold
Bluffton College Delegate Attends Wisconsin Conference
Miss Lucille Tschantz of Bluffton College reports over 700 delegates from across the United States attended the U W conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin.
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Lucille Tschantz
Bluffton College
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
U. S
Sunday School Hay Ride At Wilson Home
Raymond Wilson and 21 attendees from Union Presbyterian Sunday School enjoyed a hay ride from V1 Talent farm to the Wilson home followed by a wiener roast.
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Raymond Wilson
Union Presbyterian Sunday School
Talent Farm
Wilson
Stoner and associates visit Ashland home
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Stoner and several relatives from Massillon East Greenville and Dalton spent last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Myers in Ashland.
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H. S. Stoner
Russell Stoner
Florence Baer
Philip Luttrell
Massillon
David Brenner
Raymond_Brenner
East
Second Registration Day for Orrville Men Set
Second Registration Day on July 1 1941 applies to all men twenty one or older born on or before October 1 1940. Registrants for Eastern Ways register at Jacob's Garage Building 243 West Market Street Orrville Ohio from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. People subject to registration must learn the regulations. noncompliance may lead to fines imprisonment or both.
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Jacob’s Garage
West Market Street
Orrville
Ohio
Camp Service Station Changes Hands Next Tuesday
Lease Station Rich Bros and Charles have leased the Camp Service Station and will assume control on Tuesday July 1.
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Rich Bros
Very
Charles
Free Fireworks Exhibition Planned for Brookfield Lake
Wm. Short of West Massillon announced a free fireworks exhibition to be held at Brookfield Lake on the evening of July 4. The public is invited to attend.
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Wm. Short
West Massillon
Brookfield Lake
Births Noted in Massillon and Canton Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Wallace Aker announce the birth of a daughter Karen Faye at Massillon City hospital Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Leslie Moser report a daughter born Saturday night at Mercy hospital Canton.
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Wallace Aker
Karen Faye
Massillon City Hospital
Leslie Moser
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Midget Races Set At Akron Rubber Bowl Stadium
Two world record holders will compete at Akron Rubber Bowl Stadium next Wednesday night in an eight race program under floodlights. National Champion Ronney Householder of Van Nuys California and team driver Johnny Wohlfeil of Detroit race in feature events. Time trials begin at seven with the first race at 830 p m. Akron Rubber Bowl lies at Akron Airport.
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Akron
Bowl
Ronney Householder
van Nuys
Calif
Johnnynny Wohlfeil
Detroit
Michigan
Akron Rubber Bowl
Akron Airport
Four Million Calls Highlight Telephones Economic Rise
G D Brooke cites 4,000,000 annual calls as a symbol of railroads growth and business reach. A New Jersey judge, ill at home, allows four defendants to plead by telephone and fines $2.50 each. U S telephone wire per capita nears 4,000 feet versus 200 elsewhere. A three minute Cleveland to San Francisco message cost 16.95 years ago, now station to station day rate is 3.75 with discounts at 2.75.
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G. D. Brooke
Chesapeake and Ohio, Nickel Plate
Pere Marquette Railroads
New Jersey
United States
Cleveland
San Francisco
Returns From Mexican Trip
Calvin C. Moser returned home Friday from a 7000 mile three week motorcycle trip through Mexico with his nephew Harold Brown of Cincinnati. They traveled from Florida to Laredo and Monterrey to Mexico City and Acapulco, returning via the Pan American Highway. They rode despite heat and cold and photographed sights including a bullfight, and Moser was later injured when a car struck their motorcycle at Laredo, fracturing his right ankle and forcing return by bus.
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Calvin C.moser
Mexico
Harold Brown
Cincinnati
Florida
Gulf
Texas
Laredo
Monterrey
Mexico City
Acapulco
Moser
Tex
Mr. Moser
Our American Government by Wright Patman
Congress questions answered in 252 items under the title Our American Government. Representative Wright Patman of Texas promotes the book and Congressman Thom offers to mail a copy to requests at Room 824 House Office Building Washington DC.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Wright Patman
Texas
Thom
House
Washington, D.C
Revival Meetings Begin at Pleasant Valley U B Church
Evening evangelistic services begin at 7 30 Sunday at Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church. Revival Meetings run nightly at 7 30 with Clyde Harley as pastor and an open invitation to all attendees.
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Pleasant Valley U. B
Clyde Harley
Fishing Licenses and Local Community Notes
The excerpt records Scott's Store selling fishing licenses and a Dalton Girl Scouts outing to Meyers Lake last Wednesday evening. It also notes a farm anecdote about pullets and Watkins Liniment, church choir activity directed by Victor Gerber, and seven year old Robert Good winning a Saturday night guessing contest at Thompson's Store.
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Dalton
Meyers Lake
The
Methodist Church
Victor Gerber
Robert Good
Jason Goods
Thompson’s
Mrs Salona Cramer Dies At 71 In Stow
Mrs Salona Cramer 71 former Dalton resident died at her home in Stow Sunday. She is survived by two sons Jos A of Stow and Carl H of Manchester, two daughters Mrs Albert Leake of Akron and Mrs Ernest Lene of Canton, and nine grandchildren.
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Salona Cramer
Dalton
Stow
Jos. A
Carl H
Manchester
Albert Leake
Akron
Ernest Lene
Canton
Local band opens season with spirited concert
A large Saturday night crowd praised the Ith Repg't band as Don Garver conducted a varied program. The audience rose for The Star Spangled Banner, and organizers hope Dalton residents will support the band as a community asset.
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Ith Repg’t
Don Garver
Dalton
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