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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1941
Page
6
The 8th annual Pleasant Valley home-coming, June 29, at United Brethren church, features a noon picnic dinner and afternoon program. Former pastors, scholars, residents, and friends are invited. Thos Shanklin, President.
The Sanders and Ich Diene classes plan a picnic at Orr Park in Orrville on Friday June 27 at 6 30 p m Attendees should bring their own table service and well filled baskets. Com.
Community update lists visitors and guests at multiple homes including the Horst Martin Good and Wenger families. It notes residents attending summer schools OSU and near State U, with several trips to Cleveland Greensburg and Columbus. A Wiltshire line mentions Miss Mildred Santschi and Paul Farrer with Roger Paul.
Michael W Horst son of Bishop Michael and Maria Horst born May 8 1860 Lancaster County Penn. He moved to Ohio in 1870 near Pleasant View church and married Melinda in 1894. He died June 19 1941 at age 81. Survived by wife daughter son brother two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral at family home and Oak Grove Church with Rev I J Buchwalter. Burial in church cemetery.
Poultry expert J H McAdams urges growers to follow sanitation and early precautions to protect baby chicks. Details cover brooder prep with Cresol solution, 92 F initial heat, then 80 85, feeding costs, ventilation and disease risks such as cocci diosis and colds, to safeguard investments and profits.
Frank L. Holliday of the U S Secret Service Cleveland office explains a nationwide program to detect counterfeit currency and offers simple rules. Compare suspected notes with genuine ones, check portrait details sawtooth seal rim and serials, note paper threads. test coins by ring and edge. report counterfeits immediately to police or Secret Service. verify government checks with proper indorsements and IDs. know your endorsers.
Bronxville resident Mrs. Maude H. Lee developed a telephone tag system to identify and return wandering dogs. Tags carry both her residence and police department numbers, enabling 24 hour reports and identifications. Her effort has helped return dogs in over 50,000 cases and earned national recognition on CBS.
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