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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
6
Ohio Bell aims to install 7000 rural telephones in early 1946 but faces lengthy pole and line work. The project seeks to serve all rural residents who want service and plans to invest 6.5 million dollars in new rural construction over the next few years to reach the goal.
The text notes forest fires harm soil and tree growth by burning essential nutrients. It also discusses cooking vegetables with their peels when practical. It mentions Andrew Johnson born in 1808, becoming president after Lincoln's assassination on April 15, 1865.
The Dalton 4 H Stitch and Chatter Club met Thursday June 20 at 2 00 pm in Dalton High School. Twenty members attended with one visitor. Donna Graber presided. Members answered roll with favorite song. Minutes read by Janice Douglas. They sang, worked on projects, played games, and had refreshments. Next meeting set for June 27 at 2 00 pm at the same location.
A Sunday afternoon gathering at the E I Ober home brought together numerous Kurzen relatives from Akron Magnolia Canton Cleveland Massillon and New York City. The group included Mr and Mrs E E Kurzen and many others who later left Monday for New Philadelphia to visit relatives before returning to New York City.
Notice from Mayor Donald P. Stahl prohibiting tractors with lugs or sharp implements such as harrow or disc on village streets or highways. Enforced to prevent hazards in Dalton.
A dog named Skeeter, a loyal pet of a Lancaster resident, visits the local Bell telephone office each month after bills arrive. He carries an envelope with payment and also drops the bill stub to ensure credit, the manager reports.
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