29 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
1
The 11th Regiment Band led by Prof. Oscar Pueyner performs Saturday at 8 30 featuring Sousa and Suppe marches. Selections include The Stars and Stripes Forever Poet and Peasant Overture and The Air Mail with arrangements by Lampe and Zamecnik.
A June 29 show at Dalton High School auditorium features Betty Adelman’s School of Expression and Dancing of Massillon. Proceeds aid a local swimming-pool fund, with 25 child performers, celebrity impersonations, acrobatics, vaudeville piano, and a Spanish dance finale. Tickets at Orr’s Pharmacy Hofstetter’s store Kidron and Schaffter Bros. Hardware Mt Eaton.
The United Presbyterian Sunday school Class No 7 met at the Horst home with sixty attending. George A. Berg elected teacher. Clyde Wenger led the session. Out of town guests included Mrs. Bertha Scott and Mrs. Milo Tracy. Plans for a new Orrville National Bank were outlined, offering 500 shares at 120 each with 100 capital and 20 surplus.
In Sonn enberg a June wedding occurred Saturday at 12M in Dalton. Harry Gregory and Anna Gerber pledged lifelong vows in a ceremony conducted by Rev. A R Keiser. The couple, tied by years of courtship, plan a Washington D C wedding trip and will stay with the bride’s father for now.
The Comptroller of the Currency approved the reorganization plan for the First National Bank of Dalton. The Reorganization Committee mailed copies of the plan and waivers to creditors and depositors, with opening date dependent on waivers returned. Prompt cooperation is hoped and the next issue may announce the opening date.
The local Chamber of Commerce will hold their regular meeting Thursday evening with a luncheon at the M. E. Church dining rooms at 6 30 o clock.
Just arrived latest voile and organdy dresses in misses and ladies sizes. Chic styles from 59c up at the lowest prices yet with no advance. Merchandise advancing rapidly. Buy now. Berg's Dept. Store.
The Belton high school hosted the Grange degrees on Tuesday evening June 27 with 38 new members conferred by the Eaton and Sugar Creek teams. New Sugar Creek members listed include Hollis Avie Ralph Koehler E C Gonter L H Douglas Maynard Brenneman H S Steiner Myron Steiner Fred Steiner George Berg Victor Gerber Clarence Scheuffler Bernice Bliss Mildred Zaugg and George Kratzer. Third and fourth degrees are set for July 6 at Mt Eaton Grange.
The Sugar Creek 4-H Producers Club met Friday June 23 at Dalton High School electing Goldie Gerber as President Harrold Wertz as Vice President Pauline Gerber as Secretary Glenn Martin as News Reporter David Lehman as Recreational Leader and Stanley Tschantz as summer teacher. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday June 30 at Dalton High School to accommodate new members.
Shorts and Middlings reports note 50 000 boys and girls will join 4H clubs in Ohio. In Wood county, 70 rural youths formed a 4-H band led by Todd Simon of North Baltimore. Retail food prices rose 3 percent from March 15 to May 15 while farm product prices climbed 24 percent. Tariffs in May set wheat at 1.62 dollars in Germany 0.85 in France and 1.07 in Italy with flour milling domestic-origin requirements at 97 99 and 95 percent respectively.
Local notes list shop items at Scott’s Store and wheat prices in Chicago, plus visits, reunions, church activities, and a county 4 H club meeting. Highlights include Mrs. Jacob Rannels of Akron visiting in Mansfield, educators at Cedar Point, and a Presbyterian missionary society outing with a piano program and picnic.
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