Village Counci l approves Grim Co cruiser bid and street plans
Dalton Village Council accepted G G Grim Co bid of 3680 minus 780 trade in for a 1968 cruiser totaling 2900 with 3 to 4 percent projected price increases. The meeting also covered street plan improvements south of Buckeye Street and renaming South Street to Birch Street and Nickles Street designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Council
McCullough
Buckeye Street
Ralph Speck
Don Roach
South Street
Birch Street
Roach
Nickles Street
George Berg
Nickles St
Former DHS grad becomes 7th Ace
Orrville area man Patrolman Earl M. Nussbaum 31 a 1960 Dalton High School graduate joins the Ohio Highway Patrol as the seventh Ace. He has five stolen car recoveries and a suspect arrest, entering competition for the Blue Max award for recovering the most stolen vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville Area
Ohio Highway Patrol
Earl M. Nussbaum
Dalton High School
Sandusky
Wayne County
Dalton 4-H Fair Night judging results
The Dalton 4-H Fair at the high school track awarded Grand Champion Mark Abel in Jersey division with multiple firsts to Dorothy Singer Laura Weeman and Abel. Ayrshire Champion Ronnie Hostetler with firsts to Alan Hair Lanna Feller and Laura Feller. Guernsey Champion Ricky Hostetler with Laura Feller and Carol Hauenstein earning firsts. Holstein Firsts went to Billy Bowers Janet Bowers Mary Rohr Jim West and Dick West. Junior Showmanship to Julie Bowers. Senior Showmanship to Janet Bowers. Champion rabbit Dawn Fath. Woodworking honors go to Jeff Boulett and Debbie Zuercher led Conservation display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
John Morelock
West Salem RD 3
Jersey
Mark Abel
Dorothy Singer
Laura Weeman
Ayrshire
Ronnie Hostetler
Alan Hair
Lanna Feller
Laura Feller
Ricky Hostetler
Guernsey
Carol Hauenstein
Holstein
Billy Bowers
Janet Bowers
Mary Rohr
Jim West
Dick West
Julie Bowers
Riceland Ladies Golf Results at Riceland Course
Thirty nine players took part at Riceland Golf Course last Thursday. Arlene Weltlich won low gross with 43 while low net went to Julia Wiles 37 Judy Thamy 36 Joyce Smart 32 and Kay Martha 35. Hostess prizes went to Arlene Weltlich Martha Skidmore Corinne Wolfe and Charlotte Leitzel. Final standings list Inieteys Perilsteins Kinney McGuire Ricelandic Three Asters and Hunters with scores. Roy Saurer of Dalton is recovering from a dislocated shoulder after a fall at home last Tuesday. He stayed in Orrville for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riceland Golf Course
Arlene Weltlich
Julia Wiles
Judy Thamy
Joyce Smart
Kay Martha
Thore
Martha Skidmore
Corinne Wolfe
Charlotte Leitzel
Inieteys
Perilsteins
Kinney-McGuire
Ricelandic
Asters
Hunters
Roy Saurer
Main St
Dalton
Orrville
Dalton Flower Show Crowned Mrs. Carl Lawrence Top Blue Ribbon
The Dalton Garden Club flower show held in the senior high school cafeteria featured nearly 200 entries across artistic and horticulture divisions. Mrs. Carl Lawrence won the top blue ribbons and a pottery piece donated by Jim Spires, with further honors including the sweepstakes award for horticulture and several merit awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lawrence
Dalton Flower Show
Garden Club
James Spires
Sterling McFarren
Beauty Unlimited
Dalton Garden Club
Jim Spires
Sterling Mere
E. A. VanDersall
McFarren
Lawrence
Charles Knowles
Canton
Edward Sigler
Michael Rocco
Carl Cavender
Donald Huntley
Reece
Cavender
Ben Ely
Harry Gregory
Paul Syler
James Weisgarber
Ralph Fogal
Knowles
Walter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don Flath
Village Steet Committee
Boundry Streets
Henry Street
Township Rd
Cochran Street
Reservoir Rd
Township
U.S. 30
Main Street
Flath
Fahrnegs
Cochran
Steet Committee
Ohio Edison Company
Mill Street
Main
Church Street
Charles Pringle
Wayne County Mobile Radio District
All Area Police
Wayne Co. Sheriff’s Department
Charles Kus Ofgen
Grindle
Rafker
Eaton Corporation
Nickles
Ptl
Earl Nussbaum
DHS Grad
Dawn Fath
Jeff Boulett
Debbie Zuercher
Golf News of Riceland Ladies
The
Daily Record
Septer
Syier
Gregory
Ely
VanDersall
Fogal
Paul Schultz
Syler
Sage & Mint
Untersall
Olsen
Boyd Peek
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