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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
4
Readable notice offers free stuffed dolls at the Worcester infirmary aimed at children. A brief quotation echoes a Biblical verse about charity, inviting families to visit and receive comfort items.
Telephone contacts list for officers and committees including chairmen for Sunshine, Press, Membership, Devotionals, Auditing, Conservation, Constitution and By-Laws. Names include Mrs. Fred Blosser, Mrs. Cloyce Goudy, Mrs. Ben Wetter, Mrs. Harold Shupbach, Mrs. Paul Schultz, Mrs. Cloyd Smedley, Mrs. Mary Ober, Mrs. Charles Kruschenske, Mrs. Glenn Lauder, Mrs. Robert Weikert, Mrs. Harry Gregory, and Mrs. Dale Lowe.
The Dalton Gazette published weekly in Dalton Ohio lists subscription at 3.00 per year payable in advance and advertising rates on request. It is entered as second class matter at the Dalton post office with H A Zimmerer as editor and advertising manager.
The Dalton Volunteer Fire Department thanks donors for the fund to buy a new tank truck. Donations continue to arrive as community interest remains strong. Signed by Donald D. Schultz secretary treasurer. Buchwalter thanks friends and relatives for prayers cards and acts during hospitalization and recovery at home.
Lester Steiner and two Amish companions Sam Hershberger and Noah Miller returned from Colorado with nine deer, each taking three, on the opening week of the season. The largest dressed 165 pounds shot by Noah Miller, and the trio traveled home by station wagon with dry ice preserved meat.
An emergency ordinance fixes annual salaries and bonds for village officers in Dalton Wayne County Ohio. It sets mayor at 1000 dollars, clerk at 900, council members at 6 dollars per meeting up to 24 yearly, board of public affairs members at 6 dollars per meeting up to 24, treasurer 150, and clerk of board 450 with bonds required. The measure repeals inconsistent ordinances and takes effect promptly.
The Dalton Rotary will send two DHS students to the World Institute of Business in Cincinnati Ohio in 1964. A pancake day is planned for early 1964 to support the Rotary Club's effort. Jim Leedman, Wooster College graduate, will tour Australia and study there for a year via the Rotary Foundation.
Steiner completed a 4000 mile round trip with two unlicensed companions. Hershberger and Miller earned their permits on Thursday while Steiner made a rapid, exhausting return to preserve the ferrie. The journey was incident free despite fatigue.
Service addresses list air force and national guard personnel. Local residents visit Detroit. Massillon hospital patient update. Pleasant View Mennonite church to host worship with multiple speakers. Dalton Equity new telephone number. Church program includes carols and readings. officers named.
The Presbyterian church schedules Saturday morning classes at 9 30 and notes the third Sunday in Advent with a sermon titled The Magnificat. Church School begins at 9 30 with E Edwards as superintendent. Youth attend the Messiah presentation in Orrville Sunday night. Junior choir practices Tuesday at 3 15 and adult choir at 7 15 Wednesday. Trustees meet Wednesday at 8. Sermon copies from memorial services for President Kennedy are available at the church office.
Reverend Paul R Price returns to the pulpit at Dal ton Methodist Church Sunday morning with services at 10 45. Mrs Glen Berg will play the organ. Sunday school starts at 9 30 led by Superintendent James Weisgarber. The Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms. The children department plans a Christmas program and party Saturday December 21 from 1 00 to 3 00 p m inviting all parents and interested persons.
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