20 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1952
Page
1
A collection of brief education quotes from Burke Eddy Emerson Publilius Syrus O Shea Plato on defense strength respect pupils and early learning. It presents views on how education shapes character and freedom and how to engage students without force.
The Community Thanksgiving Eve Service brings together the First Presbyterian Church Salem Mennonite Church and the Methodist Church of Dalton at 8 p m in the Dalton Methodist Church. Rev John G Koontz Wooster Methodist Church preaches on In Everything Give Thanks. Choirs directed by Mrs Charles Bates and Mrs Glen Berg perform with members of the Presbyterian Choir led by Carl Goudy. Pastors M Merrel Marker Irvin Richert and James B Moore participate. Proceeds support local Daily Vacation Bible Schools.
Mrs. Carroll Scott presented a Christmas decorating program at the Garden Club showing greens dried material candles and flowers for home use. She offered wrapping tips and the audience enjoyed a preview of Christmas music to be performed by Wooster College singers at the next meeting at the Presbyterian church with public invited.
A large Dalton gathering in the Presbyterian rooms heard Rev. L. M. Marker give thanks and Merle Douglas chair the meeting. Minutes were read in secretary’s absence and plans were set for directing traffic to Dalton via a new road. Committees were named for December programing, annual Christmas events, and contacting a Congressman about commodity prices. Wilbert Cox of Buckeye Feed Mill spoke on his firm’s growth.
The Dalton P T A will hold its November meeting on Thursday evening, November 20, at 8:00. The first and second grades will entertain, and the Village Fire Department will present a safety program.
Ohio State University reports an autumn enrollment of about 18 600 with representation from every Ohio county all states and 53 foreign countries. Dalton student entrants include Donford W. Berg Clare P. McFarren Arthur G. Moser and Donald W. Neal.
Mr and Mrs Chas Hazel attended the funeral of Mrs E P Tatsch aunt of Mr Hazel in Beloit Friday. J W Dunlap former Lodi Review publisher visited the Gazette Friday. Dalton Firemen were called at 2 am Sunday to a grass fire northeast of town near the Penna Ry
Mr and Mrs Clarence Sullivan attended the funeral of Mrs Dale Holwick Sr the sister of Mrs Sullivan in Canton on Friday. Mr and Mrs Wm S Leedale were weekend guests in the F Scott home Leedale is Recreational Director for the city of Painesville Ohio.
Albert Rudy marked his 92nd birthday Tuesday at his Dalton area home north of town. Nearby, moved homes include William Adams family to Schultz avenue, Robert Phillips family to an apartment on the former Monbarren property, and Oke Riggsby family to Wooster.
The Dalton Volunteer Fire Co hosted Wayne County Firemen including Millersburg and Ashland members for a Monday evening gathering. About 50 attendees enjoyed a bountiful lunch before travel pictures in color by Mr. Bowman of Orrville.
The Women's Association of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday November 25 at 2 PM. The last meeting of the year will include installation of new officers, special music by Mrs Troy Donalas, and a filmstrip. A fellowship tea hosted by Circle 4 follows. good attendance is desired.
The last meeting of the season was a Monday night dinner in the Presbyterian church social rooms served by Circle 3. Forty attendees included band members and wives. A well known speaker from Minerva, Mr Charles Peters, entertained the audience with wit and humor, making it a pleasant evening.
Mrs Clara May Steele widow of Jacob Steele aged 86 died at her Weilersville home after a lingering illness. Born Dalton June 5 1866 to Daniel and Esther Rudy she lived in Weilersville many years. Surviving daughters include Esther Ruth Marie Florence and two grandchildren. Funeral at Arthur Gaberal home Weilersville with burial at Crown Hill Orrville. Also Mrs Jenora Rowe 77 Angola Indiana died Saturday of heart ailment aunt of Estella Warnock. Funeral held Tuesday November 18.
Mrs Anna Ressler 63 died suddenly at her Orrville home from a heart attack. Born June 8 1888 in Dalton she lived there until 1914 marriage to Henry C Ressler and moved to Orrville. Survived by husband daughter Jane Snively three grandchildren sister and brother. Funeral Saturday at Auble Hooley with Rev Floyd Logee. Burial Rose Hill Memorial, Massillon.
The undersigned offer a public sale on the premises at Millersburg along Stanwood road 14 miles east of Stanwood starting at 12.30 p.m. Items include tables chairs sofas a Frigidaire stove and other household goods plus tools and lawn equipment. Frank Culler home with 2 acres and a 2 story dwelling, barn and orchard listed. dwelling sale requires 50000 down with balance on deed prep. Glenn Nussbaum, Auctioneer.
The Ways & Means Committee of the Concert Band Mothers seeks community support to raise about $4,000 for new uniforms and transport. Funds will speedily fund projects like Gift Pouch Harvest Home Bake Sale and Christmas Fruit Cake Sale. A meeting for band mothers is set at the schoolhouse Monday Nov 24 at 8 pm.
Lancaster County families visited and attended church events from November 9 to 15. Frank Amhoff was ordained at Chestertwo Mennonite Church on November 10. Funeral of Mrs. Leonard Baird held in Mahoning County on November 12. Relief goods delivered to Ephrata on November 8. Families from Mt Joy and Mahoning County hosted and visited, with several Sunday gatherings in Chestertown and Chester two.
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