First U S Navy regulations drawn 1775
The item records the drawing of the first United States Navy regulations in 1775, noting the foundational steps taken to establish naval governance and discipline during the colonial period. It highlights the historical context of early naval administration and the creation of standard rules for the fledgling force.
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U. S. Navy
Topics At Methodist Church Series At 8 PM
Mrs Irene Shde evangelist at the Methodist church leads fellowship services with topics including Where is God in all this Suffering and Unfair World Macbeth dramatization Thursday honors the youth of the coma community The Romance of the Soul Friday is Family night Sunday features My Peace I Leave With Thee a dramatic Judas Iscariot interpretation Meetings begin at 8 00 p m
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Irene Shde
Methodist Church
Coma
Judas Iscariot
Christmas Cards and local notices from Dalton Gazette
Boxed Christmas cards with envelopes advertised at various bulk rates by Dalton Gazette Print Shop. Local brief items note John Brenner’s trip to Philadelphia, Rev and Mrs Pinkerton at a Savannah church homecoming, Mrs Ida Schultz wintering in DeLand Florida, and several residents’Sunday visits and family events. Also mentions Wat kin s Liniment ad and Deputy Tyrrell’s coon hound capture. Obituary notes A F Potter Cleveland broadcaster dies after 7128th farm markets broadcast.
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R. G. Pinkerton
UP Church
Savannah
Ida Schultz
Greyhound
DeLand, Fla
C. M. Brown
Beatrice
Carl Edward
Marcella Zimmerman
Lakewood
Donald Dearolf
Patricia Jean
Beeson Hospital
Wooster
Watkins
L. P
Martin Tyrrell
Robert Mumav
Dan W. Buchwalter
Evelyn
Washington- D
Skyline Drive
Weather praises Red Russian sweet corn variety
Mr A A Wetter of south of Dalton describes his experiments with sweet corn during the past summer. He notes the Red Russian variety as exceptionally fine with strong growth high productivity and very sweet ripe grain suitable for parching. He states he has seed on hand.
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A. A. Wetter
Dalton
Thanksgiving Day Guests群
Thanksgiving Day guests included numerous families visiting in Orrville and surrounding towns. Names appear for Stifler Rhine Cully Ada Cully Scott Mooney Scott Wertz Hall Stahls Schultz Pippinger Schultz Schultz Lintern Fletcher Welty Weimer Cook Finger Sturgis Rudy Wecht Eckard Dague Keirn Tracy Eastman Gibson Brenner Ober Lehman Landaw Younker Amstutt Evans Davis Weaver McCormick Guthrie and others visiting at multiple homes in Orrville Dover Akron Cleveland Wooster New Castle Philadelphia and Detroit areas.
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Bill Stifler
Philip Rhine
Massillon
Fred Fiscus
W. C. Leedale
William
Elyria
E—F_Scott
Harmon Wertz
Farrell, Pa
Jack Hall
Philadelphia
Dwight E. Wertz
Donald “Butch’’ Stahl
Muskingum College
Lee Stahls
Harriett -Fletcher
Warren
Poorman
Wilbur Welty
Chicago
Ralph Tracy
Verna Weimer
Kent U
H. H. Weimer
Floyd-Cook
Alice
Detroit
W. H. Cook
Ada Lehman
Cleveland
Kenneth Scott
Henry J. Kraus
Nellie Marie
Clarence
John Erwin
Robert Finger
Dover
Luella Sturgis
Linn Sturgis
Orrville
C. R. Faggitts
Mary Rudy
Akron
Howard Jamesons
Charles Wecht
Harvey Eckard
David Brenner
E. Greenville
Carl Dague
Son Russell
New Castle
A. R. Kiern
Mary
David
A. A
George H. Eastman
Ansonia
E. S. Ober
W. C. Gibson
New York City
Thanksgiving Dinner Honors Sgt Robert E Slusser on Furlough
Mr and Mrs E L Slusser hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at their home with relatives and friends including Ida Ralston Edna Ralston Esther Ralston C E Slusser Kate Slusser Mildred Haag W P Slusser from Canton and Dalton plus Mr Slusser Mrs Slusser Miss Eva Breece and Sgt Robert E Slusser on a 15 day furlough from Camp Shelby Miss wife of Cleveland will accompany him back to Camp Shelby for duty
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E. L. Slusser
Ida Ralston
Edna
Esther Ralston
C. E. Slusser
Massillon
Eva Breece
Canal Fulton
Kate Slusser
Mildred Haag
Canton
W. P. Slusser
Dalton
Robert E. Slusser
Camp Shelby
Cleveland
Park Tree Pulling Becomes Community Work Day
Notice announces work starting next Saturday to pull trees in the new park. Fire department members and volunteers are urged to attend, bringing an axe if possible to aid in the effort.
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Fire Department
Tschantz Moser nuptials at Schultz Avenue home
Miss Evelyn Tschantz daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Tschantz wed Richard Moser son of Mr and Mrs J N Moser in a Thanksgiving day ceremony at their newly built Schultz avenue home The event featured a yellow mum decor altar three tier cake and a reception with twenty five guests including families and close friends.
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Evelyn Tschantz
A. A. Tschantz
Richard Moser
J. N. Moser
Schultz Avenue
A. S. Rosenbergerger
Lucile Tschantz
Bluffton
Harry Blosser
Dalton
Paul Farrer
Smithville
Carl Goudy
Very
Bach
Ronald
Paul Faryer
Jacob Moser
Kidron
Levi Zaugg
Raymond Holcomb
Norman Berg
Moser
Dalton High School
Why Hate Hurts Health and Normalcy impossible
A New York City psychiatrist explains how carrying ill-will toward others undermines mental and physical health. The piece argues that harboring hatred prevents true normality and harms daily functioning, urging readers to reconsider their attitudes toward fellow citizens.
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New York City
American Weekly
Chicago’ Herald-American
For Sale Fruit Farm and 78 A Farm Near East Greenville
Two properties on offer. A 5 acre fruit farm near Dalton with a new four room house furnace water system and electricity plus 450 peach trees and 90 apple trees in bearing condition. Also 78 A farm off Lincoln Highway near East Greenville with a modern house bath toilet furnace electric good barn and prime land. See prospective buyers.
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Dalton
Lincoln Highway
East Greenville
New Glasses Bear Numbers for Easy Guest Identification
New numbered Zombie tumblers help hosts avoid mixing guests' glasses. Sets start at eight and feature a safe edge, a heavy bottom, and 13 ounce capacity. Large frosted numerals let each guest pick their own from the tray.
Graber-Krotky Union Sealed In Mt Eaton Ceremony
Miss Mildred L Graber daughter of Raymond Graber south of Dalton and Russell J Krotky son of Mrs Catherine Van Kirk of Steubenville were married Saturday evening at 8 in the Reformed church Mt Eaton. Rev S J T Flohr officiated with Mrs Wilson Mumaw as musician and Blanche Graber as bridesmaid. Ushers Winton David and Gordon Springer. The couple plans to reside with the bride’s parents.
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Mildred L
Raymond Graber
Dalton
Russell J. Krotky
Catherine van Kirk
Steubenville
S. J.T. Flohr
Mt. Eaton
Wilson Mumaw
Blanche’ Graber
Harry Hicks
Winton David
Brewster
Gordon Springer
Krotky
Dalton—high
Brewster-Dairy Products Co
Marriage of Helen Aleksich to Leland Kratzer
Mr and Mrs Stephan Aleksich announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Leland Kratzer son of Alfred Kratzer of Dalton. The bride wore a black dress suit with gardenia corsage and black hat. Attendants included the former mayor and Mrs L Richard of Wadsworth. The couple will reside with the groom's parents.
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Stephan Aleksich
Bebb Ave
S.W
Massillon
Helen
Leland Kratzer
Alfred Kratzer
Dalton
L. Richard
Wadsworth
Keiser Elected Bath Community Council President
A. R. Keiser is the new president of the Bath community council and will preside at the Wednesday meeting in the school building Rev Keiser was former pastor of Salem Mennonite church Dalton Hi basketball team defeated Congress 49 to 20 at Congress Skip Slusser and Cloyce Goudy Dalton fans drove to Chester Hi to see the game but Dalton played at Congress and they finally located the team after driving around
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A. R. Keiser
Bath (O
Dalton
Congress
Dalton High Weather Report Week Nov 18 26
Official thermometer readings show highs and lows for the week from November 18 to 26. High 70 Tuesday November 18, low 22 Tuesday morning November 25, highest 35, rainfall 0.62 inches.
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Dalton High-School
Tueday
Card of Thanks from A L Arnold
A L Arnold thanks the ladies of the church and all who helped with the token of kindness and good will. Your kindness will never be forgotten.
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A. L. Arnold
No Hunting Posted on Santschi Farm North East of Dalton
A no hunting and no trespassing warning is posted on the Santschi farm owned by Mrs. Lissette Santschi, located northeast of Dalton. The sign indicates private property and restricts access to protect land and residents.
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Santschi
Dalton
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