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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
1
A student contest prompts letters from Bill Martin and Ed Harper about misread names in a campus football team feature. A reader asks who is Mrs Gillespie, revealing a mixup with Dr Kildare and Mrs Emerson Gillespie. Cont’d on page six.
Dis and Dat John Gano shows gradual hospital improvement after weeks of care. Rev and Mrs John King and family plan Christmas with Mr. King’s parents in West Liberty. Prof and Mrs Truman Hershberger and family from Penn State spend holidays with relatives here. Mrs Milton Hildebrand (Winnie Wecht) of New Brighton died November 22 from two strokes and a fractured hip. Mr Hildebrand remains in hospital but improving. Mrs Duane Frantz of Dalton RD 2 is home recovering from a broken leg after a fall on December 9.
Mr and Mrs Jay L Buchwalter were honored on Sunday by immediate family for their silver anniversary. The couple’s son Larry Buchwalter hosted a reception at his home with a wedding cake centerpiece. CONT'D ON PAGE SIX
Babson forecasts that Lyndon Johnson will win the 1964 election, with Republican contenders Goldwater Nixon or others potentially challenging. He expects a retroactive tax cut in Congress and a civil rights bill passing in 1994, noting political tensions with the North and South.
Dalton Bulldogs overcame a 15 point first half deficit to defeat Doylestown 80 to 58. Nussbaum scored 21 with 12 in the third quarter while Bach added 19 and Oswald 12 as Dalton surged to a 63 48 lead by the end of the third. The Bulldogs hit 43 percent from the field and 71 percent at the line. The Dalton JVs also won 36 30 over Doylestown JV.
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