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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
1
Boosters club members present for a meeting voted to purchase new bleachers to be installed on the east side of the field. Lifetime seats will be sold first come first served with initials on the seats. A fish fry is planned for preview night to accompany the event.
An Ohio area firm will again provide discounted student accident insurance for the 1963-64 year through the Dalton and Kidron areas. Coverage includes medical bills up to 7500 for injuries on school grounds and during related activities, with nine month rates 2.00 for elementary and 3.00 for junior and senior high students. A 24 hour deluxe option costs 8.00 elementary and 10.00 junior high, extending benefits evenings and vacations. The policy is under written by Ohio’s largest student accident writers. CONT’D. ON PAGE SIX
Potpourri Jana Lee born to Mr and Mrs Richard Fath. A son born to Mr and Mrs Mervin Sommer. Mr and Mrs Ray Steiner announce a daughter. Families Buchwalter and Bryant visit in West Va. Mattie Yoder recovering at Wooster Community hospital. State fair attendees include Sterling MacFarren family and others. Ruth Ressler improving. Willard Ressler family weekend in Indiana. Julia and Eileen Ressler visiting Pa. Delegates to Mennonite youth convention at Bellville Penn. Fred Smith family spent Sunday at Logan. Sadie Ressler family spending a week.
The Dalton Garden club held its 20th annual flower show on August 21 with theme Arranger s Sundial. Judges were Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. R Weidman of Canton. Blue ribbons topped horticulture while many members earned red yellow and white ribbons in both horticulture and house plants. In the artistic division Mrs Paul Syler won Best of Show for The Moon and Six Pence. Multiple members took tri color awards for blue ribbon totals.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Schultz of 105 West Schultz Ave Dalton announce the engagement of their daughter Camille Susan Schultz to Walter Skip Olsen, son of Mrs. Richard Davis of 5434 Haverford Ave Indianapolis Ind. Miss Schultz is a Dalton High School graduate and bank bookkeeper. Olsen is a Jackson Memorial High School graduate who served in the United States Army and was stationed in Hawaii. No wedding date has been set.
Howard Everhart Jr son of Mr and Mrs Howard Everhart of 1732 Deerfield Ave N W Dalton recently joined the Marines and began basic training at Parris Island S C He is a Tuslaw High School graduate class of 1963 and earned a near perfect score on a PT and obstacle test His parents plan to attend his November graduation services He enlisted for four years.
The Dalton PTA executive committee revokes monthly meetings to five per year and standardizes sessions on the third Thursday of September October December February and April. Meetings start at 8 00 pm with a prior half hour committee session and coffee served in the cafeteria.
CIS and Dat Susan Lower of Wellesley Mass visits grandparents in Dalton and will enter nurses training in a Boston hospital next month. Local visitors include Arthur Sterne r from Cleveland and the Feucht family. Rev Heinz Jansen and family move to a new Salem Mennonite church parsonage. Dalton high school class of 1943 held its 20th reunion with 85 attendees. Bob Bolender begins teaching and coaching at McArthur High School. Ohio University accepts Bob Bolender and he departs September 14. Ralph Sutton hospitalized in Orrville Osteopathic Hospital. Weekly church schedule announced with services and midweek Bible study.
Dalton schools announce five new teachers for opening day: Mrs Donald Hauenstein will teach second grade in a Presbyterian church site. Miss Kaye Nanette Rogers, new instrumental teacher with ties to Ashtabula, Baldwin Wallace, and Carnegie Hall. Mrs Harley W Nussbaum joins Dalton first grade after Kent State study. Bonnie Brooke Boyer earned a BS in education from Miami University and recently toured Europe. Mrs Harley Himes, Dalton graduate, will teach third grade in Kidron and has prior Chester elementary experience.
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