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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
6
The Dalton Gazette surveys 83 soldiers buried in Dalton cemetery from Revolutionary War through World War I. The list shows names with ranks and service histories across multiple regiments and eras, including 1776 through 1937, reflecting a broad national commitment.
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions skeletons outside the body and lobster-related terms in a salon context with unclear connections. The readable parts lack coherent events or identities to anchor a proper news summary.
Friday's game at Lincoln Park Massillon Massil lon features Dalton versus the Finefrocks with a 5 30 start. Players should report at 4 45 for the Massillon matchup.
California owners who sell antiques without knowing their real worth may retain a claim under state law for three years. The provision protects sellers from being deprived of rightful value if discovery of value occurs after the sale.
A San Diego correspondent recalls the Great Southern Overland mail line created by James Birch, running 1500 miles from San Diego to San Antonio with connections to the East. The route faced desert perils, Indian bandits, and scarce water, yet preserved western U S communication and carried assets over half a million dollars.
The Dalton Community Orchestra directed by Leonard W. Tracy performs July 3 at the M E Church in March Niagara Maid program featuring King Gerbel Voluntary No 3 Come Unto Him Overture Royal Palm Special Number March Alcazar and March Onward Christian Soldiers.
Dalton dealers post current prices for Wheat No 1 at 0.68 per bushel Oats at 0.35 per bushel Corn at 0.85 per cwt Eggs per dozen at 0.19
Features note Beowulf as thrilling classic with Elizabeth C James condensation. Joseph W LaBine reports New York women spend half a billion annually on gambling as a growing pastime. Reverend Harold L Lundquist presents a Sunday School lesson on loyalties from Joshua 12 6.
The narrative follows Tim Jillis's suicide after family tensions rise with lodger Charlie Brown. A masked gang tar and feather Brown, forcing him from the Jillis home, then a Mounties probe uncovers a sergeant as the gang’s missing sixth member. The sergeant escapes with mounted help to Montana, leaving the inspector pursuing a tangled case.
Hay and real estate listing seeking inquiries from Dr. L L DeArment in Dalton. A wood silo 9 by 24 feet is for sale through the Gazette Office. The Daniel Schwartz property on Schultz Avenue offers fair buildings, a garage, and a garden with possession possible within 30 days. Paul A. Stockham as administrator of the Daniel Schwartz estate prices the property.
Notice from KE Houghton seeking return of part of a double ladder taken from the pottery. Readers are asked to return the item to its rightful owner.
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