Dalton Rotarians Hear Boy Scout Executive
C Stuart Rila executive director Buckeye Council Boy Scouts told Dalton Rotarians at the Dalton Methodist Church of scouting activities and a 150000 plus investment in Camp Buckeye near Beach City. He noted 375 percent growth in ranks to over 2000 in 12 years and urged community support for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Stuart Rila
Buckeye Council
Boy Scouts
Dalton
Dalton Methodist Church
Rila
Wayne
Stark Counties
Buckeye
Beach City
Day of Activity Sermon at Dalton Presbyterian Church
The Dalton Presbyterian Church lists a Day of Activity with Hev. L Merrell Marker continuing a Gospel of Mark series. Services begin with a 10 30 organ prelude and 9 30 church school classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Hev. L Merrell Marker
Church of Jesus Christ
Roy Hackett
New Geodetic Stamp Available at Dalton Post Office
Postmaster W S Geisler announces a special Geodetic stamp will be available at the Dalton post office after February 15. The colorful issue should appeal to stamp collectors and hobbyists in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Geisler
Dalton Postmaster
Dalton Community Club to Meet After Dinner
The Dalton Community Club holds its regular monthly meeting on Thursday February 14 at the Presbyterian Church. Dinner at 6 30 followed by the business meeting and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Community Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Banquet Organizers lauded for Chamber of Commerce event
Ted Stults and Bill Tyrrell who arranged the chamber banquet are praised for their work. Mrs. Fred Blosser is also commended for handling the floral arrangements for the banquet tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Stults
Bill Tyrrell
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Blosser
Blosser
Honor Students Named At Dalton High School
Dalton High School announced the third six weeks honor roll with forty two students on the first semester list. All honor roll members include Hilda Berg and Ruth Geiser among others while many seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen earned no grades below B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton High School
Hilda Berg
Celia Denbrook
Robert Gerber
Mae Mason
Linda Fahrney
Charles Meier
Eunice Steiner
Richard Bixler
Ruth Geiser
Gloria Amstutz
Ken Badertscher
Phyllis Bixler
Joanne Berg
Celia den
David Hamerickhouse
Robert Lehman
James Meier
Dalton
Margaret Moser
Gloria Amstutz Amstutz
K Badertscher
Cilia Denbrook
Brenda Douglas
Jane Falk
Jim Ferrer
Janet Ressler
Esther Sturpe
Linda Zuercher
Gloria Domer
Catherine Good
Marilyn Graber
Margery Hasseman
Barbara Lehman
Barbara Moser
Fritz Springer
Ethel Steiner
Paul Sturpe
Joyce Miller
Gwin Boss
Betty Fab
Keith Goudy
Carol Zimmerly
Bonnie Renner
Don Johnson
John Douglas
Elsie Mumaw
Catherine Douglas
Duane Shie
Carl Hauenstein appoints school board committees
Dalton local school board president Carl Hauenstein announced committee appointments at the Board of Education meeting. Appointees include Merle Lehman, Frank Nussbaum, Ellis Sprunger, Paul Amstutz, and advisor Carl Hauenstein. The board adopted a tax advance request and approved bills for cafeteria and operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hauenstein
Dalton Local School Board
Board of Education
Merle Lehman
Frank Nussbaum
Ellis Sprunger
Paul Amstutz
Carl Haunstein
I. Glen Berg
Mr. Berg
Washington, D. C
Mannweller and Son
Massillon
Dalton teen named Homemaker of Tomorrow in local program
Phyllis Bixler a Dalton High School senior is named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for the Dalton area after scoring highest on a homemaking exam. Her win advances to a national competition with scholarships and travel prizes, while her school gains Britannica sets for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Bixler
Dalton
Betty Crocker
Phyllis
Trifar
New York
Miss Bixler
Dalton High School
Kidron Fancy Doers 4-H
College of Wooster
Subscription Rates To Advance March 1st
Yearly subscription rates to the Dalton Gazette will rise from 200 to 2.50 per year after March 1 1957 due to higher operating costs. Ohio Newspaper Association reports weekly papers average 244 per year based on 262 Ohio weeklies. Renewals stay at 2.00 until March 1 and office hours are 8 to 5 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Gazette
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio
Gazette
Subscriptions Renewed By Mail Check Or Money Order
Patrons may renew their subscriptions by mailing a check or money order. The renewal adds 12 months to the current service.
Buckeye Feeds Defeat Gerbers To Lead Dalton Bowling
Buckeye Feeds defeated Gerber Meats three games to one to lead the Dalton bowling league by one game. Adams posted 1–0, while Douglas Insurance topped total pins with 2734 and Al Martin posted the season’s high single of 257. Chick Sand led with a 609 series, two 600s occurred, and many bowlers surpassed 500 with several in the 500s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Gerbers
Dalton
Gerber Meats
Merchants
Bach Bros Santmyer Service
Bach Bros
Gerber's
Santmyer
VFW
Bach
Scott Drugs
Culligan
Douglas
Adams
al Martin
Douglas Insurance
Martin
Chick Sandwith
Bob Weikert
Annual Tuscarawas Two Institute Set Feb 8-9
The 29th Tuscarawas Two Community Institute will meet February 8 and 9 at the Crystal Springs Grange Hall. The program begins Friday at 9 30 am with Rev Frank Zartman delivering the invocation. Principal speakers include Mrs Paul Maxwell of Cardington Ohio Rev Zartman Charles Peters of Minerva and Mrs Bertha Phillips and Wilbur C Roberts from Stark County Extension. Schools and musical groups from the county will perform during the two day session concluding Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas Two Community Institute
Crystal Springs
Frank Zartman
Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Paul Maxwell
Cardington
O Rev Zartman
Charles Peters
Minerva
Bertha Phillips
Wilbur C Roberts
Stark County Agricultural Extension Office
Dalton Police Committee Recommends Retention of Chief Berg
The Dalton Village Council police committee recommends keeping Chief Raymond Berg and Patrolman Harold Schupbach at annual salaries of 350 and 300 dollars to meet the 1957 budget. They urge minimal new equipment purchases and moved police equipment from Berg’s residence to the town hall to avoid duplicate purchases and aid both police and fire departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Village
Raymond Berg
Harold Schupbach
Police Committee
Police Dept
Patterson
Moody
Grim
Berg
Town Hall
Fire Department
Waynedale Bears Rally to Beat Bulldogs 84 48
Waynedale Golden Bears defeated the Dalton Bulldogs 84 to 48 in Wayne County League action. Jeff Eckard led Dalton with 17 points, Don Adams 13, while Waynedale's Ed Miley and Harold Oswald scored 22 each and Gary Musselman added 21. Dalton reserves won 58 51 in OT as Waynedale JV staged late rally and defenders fouled to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynedale Golden Bears
Dalton Bulldogs
Bears
Jeff Eckard
Dalton
Don Adams
Waynedale
Ed Miley
Harold Oswald
Gary Musselman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dalton Rotarians
Boy Scout
Morry DeLapp
Rotary
Ross Marty
Robert D. Baer
Orrville Club
Orrville Lutheran Church
Charles Hazel
Committee For Crippled Children
Rotary Clubs
Wayne County
Louis Tschantz
Paul R. Price
Tom Ober
C. E. Basner
Henry Prentice
H. Myer
Pete Auerbach
Jim Alexander
C. P. Spuhler
Hershey Meek
Livya D Dowell
Presbyterian Church News
Westminister Fellowship Society
Women’s Association
Presbyterian Mission School
Porto Rico
Mission
India
Fred C Blosser
Carl Goudy
John Kirk
Donald Stahl
Karl Plasterer
Robert Orwick
L. Merrel Marker
Presbytery of
Wooster
Bellville
Harry Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
U. S
Scott Drug Store
God
BOY Scouts OF America
Phylis Bixler
Homemaker of Tomorrow
Washington, DC
Colonial Williamsburg
New York City
General Mills
George Bixler
Kidron
BOY Scout Week
Men’s Shop
Erie St
STE
Massillon, Ohio
Jack Barnett
Joe Bowers
Bob Slusser
F Johnson
A Begert
C Gerber
G Shammo
W Eckard
Milo Bubonchick
D Wright
P Shultz
Shankleton
D Steiner
H Nussbaum
Wright
D Stringfellow
J Koontz
Tuscarawas Two
20Th Street
Dalton Police Committee
Waynedale Bears
Bulldogs
Lanny Royer
Chaboude
Gerber
Rod Hostetler
Bulldog
Joe Goldenfeld
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