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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
5
Residents of East Main press council over long sewer delays. Officials discuss boring under the street to run laterals and cost depths. A committee will gather figures and report in two weeks. The panel favors boring as cheapest option. Council approves second reading of gas rate contract and a one mill renewal levy to appear on fall ballots.
In a brief Dalton school board meeting, bills totaling 12 895 22 and 434 74 were approved. The resignation of bus driver Clair Hofstetter was accepted with regret. Contracts awarded included milk, bakery, and fuel vendors. Finances showed general fund around 7 047 69 lunch room overdrawn 182 80 debt retirements 33 111 05 plus Title III 441 35 and Title V 618 61.
Local man and Mrs Emil J Romans of Erie Pennsylvania announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jacquelyn Romans to Mr Darrell Berg son of Mr and Mrs George A Berg of this place Miss Romans is a graduate of Lehman High School Canton and attends Bliss College Columbus where her sorority is Eta Upsilon Gamma Mr Berg is a Dalton High School graduate and attends Bliss his fraternity is Phi Theta Pi
Sunday school August 18 at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 with Rev Larry Hepler as guest speaker. No evening service August 18 and 25. Midweek service Thursday 8 00 p m. Everyone welcome.
Local residents travel to Michigan Alaska and Indiana for vacations and reunions. Church group attends Hollow Rock camp meeting near Wellsville. Edward Leyman 77 funeral arrangements set at Winesburg United Church of Christ. Neighbors and families gather for a covered dish supper hosted by the Buchwalters with Mervin Brown’s accordion band.
The Sugar Creek Grange will hold its election of officers Tuesday evening at the VFW hall. Plans for the Wayne county fair exhibit and Grange cafeteria service will be finalized. Velma Ickes will share stories from her European travels during the lecture hour.
The Kidron fire department prepares for its seventh annual barbecue on Tuesday evening August 20 with serving from 5 to 9 pm and free local entertainment. If rain interrupts, the event will move to the following evening.
A 4-H Club functions as an extension service driven youth group guided by cooperative support, engaging members in hands on learning. It coordinates educational activities and projects under supervision to promote practical skills and community service.
Dalton Booster club president Veryl Bach says a fish fry is planned around the football preview. Final plans will be set at a meeting this Monday night at 8:30 at the school, with urged attendance by members.
Pat Farnsworth from the Wooster division told Rotarians the group’s priority is highway safety and cited traffic rule violators. He described county bus inspections and showed slides of the Greely Colorado tragedy where 20 pupils died.
A planning meeting for Dalton Cub Scouts parents and potential recruits is scheduled for Monday August 19 at 7 45 p m in the Dalton Methodist church. Eligible children come from the Dalton and Kidron school district. Visitors included Harold Royer Clyde Warner and Don Schumacher.
Thom as D. Schran, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hermar. W. Schran of 4011 Grant Ave, North Lawrence, is undergoing nine weeks recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Illinois. The program covers naval history, organization, customs and etiquette, ordnance, gunnery, seamanship, shipboard routine, fitness, sentry duty, first aid, swimming, and survival.
The Dalton Gazette lists publication details for Dalton Ohio with weekly release on Thursdays. It notes mailing address P O Box 188, subscription rate 3.09 dollars annually prepaid. H A Zimmerer serves as editor and advertising manager.
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