This Corner Column Reveals Family and Start in Paper
The writer introduces himself as the new Gazette columnist with 14 years in newspapers. He shares his family details, including wife a teacher in Loudonville, children Susan Barbara John Linda, and Barbara coping with diabetes. He notes amateur golf in spare time and aims to become part of the community.
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Loudonville
Miami University
Oxford
Susan
the Gazette
Wilson
John
Linda
Barbara
Heart Fund Drive By Dalton Firemen
Dalton volunteer firemen met at the fire station for a brief meeting to assign territories for soliciting The Heart Fund in Sugarcreek township. Chief Bach outlined a special training program to be conducted on the second meeting night each month focusing on firefighting procedures and proper equipment use.
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Dalton
Heart Fund
Sugarcreek
Bach
Dalton Rotary selects Gillen for 1960 61 presidency
President Dr. John Gillen was elected president of the Dalton Rotary club for 1960 61 taking office July 1. Harold Douglas is vice president and E L Springer secretary treasurer. retiring board members include Don Flath Carl Mason Richard Edgerton Louis Tschantz Glen Berg and Douglas Springer. Vernon Woods introduced David Sword who showed films of a trip to the National Boy Scout Jamboree in New Mexico. Feb 29 will be rural night inviting area farmers as guests.
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John Gillen
Dalton Rotary Club
Harold Douglas
Sec’y Treas
E. L. Springer
Don Flath
Carl Mason
Richard Edgerton
Louis Tschantz
Glen Berg
Douglas
Springer
Vernon ‘Woods
David Sword
Yvine
New Mexico
Dalton Reaches Speech Semi Final at Wayne County
Two preliminary rounds at Shreve High School featured Dalton entries in humorous declamation dramatic declamation oratorical declamation original oratory and boys' extemporaneous. Semi finals at Northwestern High School eliminated Kathy Burgess and James Buchanan. Smithville Doylestown Wynendale and Shreve won in finals.
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Wayne County
Shreve High School
Dalton
Kathy Burgess
Sheila Marty
Morris Martin
Connie Bach
Barbara Gerber
John Nussbaum
James Buchanan
Lucille Mumaw
Terry Peters
Howard Wenger
Northwestern High School
Kathy Burger
Smithville
Doylestown
Waynedale
Shreve
19 Students Enroll in Dalton French Classes
The Dalton community reports two groups of conversational French classes with 19 students. Miss Ruth Long and Miss Marcia Thomson, Wooster College students, teach under Frances Guile. Superintendent Donald R. Baker and the Board of Education organized the project. Enrollees include Mary Lou Thomas, Judy Eckard, Sue Russell, Neil and Donna McFarren, Kary Tyrrell, Sandy Moser, Lucretia Wilson, Ruth Mumaw, Jan and Judy Bates, Louise Speck, Jane Wertz, Richard Shisler, Joyce and Janet Nussbaum, Thomas Smith, and Frank Scharr.
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Dalton
Ruth Long
Marcia Thomason
College of Wooster
Frances Guile
Donald R. Baker
Board of Education
Mary Lou Thomas
Judy Eckard
Sue
Russell
Neil
Donna McFarren
Kary Tyrrell
Sandy Moser
Lucretia Wilson
Ruth Mumaw
Jan
Judy Bates
Louise Speck
Jane Wertz
Richard Shisler
Joyce
Janet Nussbaum
Thomas Smith
Frank Scharr
Predictions and picks for local basketball games
Forecasts list Wooster over North Canton and Rittman over Doylestown with Upsets noted. Smithville clashes with Waynedale, Orrville edges Loudonville, and Waynedale faces Norwayne with Reibe vowing to avoid two losses in a row.
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Mr. Little
Wooster
North Canton
Smithville
Waynedale
Wilber
Rittman
Loudonville
CBS
Northwestern
Doylestown
Dalton
Shreve
Jackson
Norwayne
Reibe
Wooster College
Heidelberg
Prince
Smithies
Orrville
Methodist Church Sermon and Local Society Events
The Methodist church will host a Sunday morning worship with the topic dedicated to service. Martha circle and Mary circle will meet at specified members’ homes. The Young Adult Fellowship class held a 12 member meeting at the Smucker home and planned fruit baskets for Wayne County Home. A March anniversary supper at the church social room will precede a public ham supper on February 18 from five to seven with prices of 1.50 for adults and .75 for children, sponsored by the Woman's Society for Christian Service.
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Methodist Church
Martha Circle
Myron Johnson
Mary
Vaughn Kurzen
Glenn Smucker
Wayne County
Church
Woman’s Society For Christian Service
Dalton High School Senior Betrothals North Mill Dalton Pair
Judith Ann Crofut, daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Crofut of North Mill Street Dalton, engaged to Gary L Hostetler son of Mr and Mrs Homer Hostetler of 410 West Main Street Dalton. Crofut is a Dalton High School senior. Hostetler attended Miami University and served two years in the army and currently works at Union Drawn Steel Corporation Massillon.
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Homer Crofut
North Mill Street
Dalton
Judith Ann
Gary L. Hostetler
Hostetler
Homer Hostetler
West Main Street
Miss Crofut
Dalton High School
Miami University
Union Drawn Steel Corporation
Massillon
Personal notices from Dalton and Wooster Hospital updates
Bill Frantz of Dalton is confined to Orrville Dunlap Hospital with a back injury. Mrs. Mary Yoder of RD 2 is a patient in Wooster Community Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Merriman announce the birth of a son, David John, on Feb 12. They have two other sons, Tommy and Jimmy. They reside at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Merriman Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Zuercher of Ashland, back from California, visited Mrs. Julia Hasseman Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Schumacher plan to move into their new North Mill street home this week. Mrs. William Merriman Sr. spent two days in Cincinnati on business. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Clark announce the birth of a son.
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Mary Yoder
RD 2
The
Wooster Community Hospital
Thomas Merriman
David John
Tommy
Jimmy
William Merriman
Lloyd Zuercher
Ashland
California
Julia Hasseman
Don Schumacher
John
Jane
North Mill
Ext
William Merriman Sr
Cincinnati
Clair Clark
Advertiser's Bargains Spark Weeklong Gazette Sale
This week's Gazette highlights a broad sale with a 36 inch Magic Chef gas range at a low introductory price. Other deals include pork chops 37 cents per pound and meat pies five for one dollar, plus discounts on furniture and assorted goods. Free bonus offers accompany purchases as shoppers encounter reduced prices on fishing boats torch kits train sets and more. Fresh ground beef two pounds for 89 cents tools and housewares discounted, baby pants four pairs for 77 cents, toothpaste tubes and other bargains across the page.
VFW Enters State Bowling Tournament
The VFW Sixth District meeting will be in Dover February 20 21. Dalton Post 5534 enters two teams in Sixth District competition at New Philadelphia February 21 at 9 p.m. The next VFW meeting is February 26 at 8 p.m. Dalton Post to enter State Bowling Tournament in spring at the same lanes in New Philadelphia. The post is 100 percent in the membership drive.
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V. F. W. Sixth District
Dover
Dalton Post
New Philadelphia
V.F.W
Post
Correction of Dalton school exercises date announced
The Gazette had announced May 27 for the commencement exercises but corrected to Wednesday June 1. Pupils and the Gazette were informed of the rescheduled date.
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Dalton
Gazette
Amstutz Returns Home From Porto Rico Visit
C. V. Amstutz a General Electric dealer returned home Monday night from Porto Rico where he was guest of GE for his contest efforts. He said the weather was wonderful.
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Amstutz
C. V. Amstutz
General Electric
Porto Rico
Them
Honor roll correction lists Robbin Kratzer with top grades
A correction notes Robbin Kratzer was omitted from last week's honor roll. He earned three A's and two B's, confirming his high academic achievement.
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Robbin Kratzer
Dalton Gazette Changes Hands As Zimmerer Group Takes Over
Dalton Publishing Company leases the Dalton Gazette to H. A. Zimmerer Associates. Zimmerer will edit and publish the Dalton Gazette with Neil Amstutz released from contract. Zimmerer, from Loudonville, has 15 years in papers and moves his staff to Dalton.
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Dalton Publishing Company
H. A. Zimmerer Assoc
Dalton Publishing Co
H. A. Zimmerer
Zimmerer
Loudonville
Dalton Gazette
Square Dance Lessons Taught by Peaty Moser at VFW Hall
Square dance lessons taught by Peaty Moser at the Dalton VFW Hall each Monday from 7 30 to 8 45 p m. Next Monday is the last night to join. After the lesson the Skirts and Shirts club held their Valentine party with a box social. Guests from Massillon Clinton and Brewster attended. Next week guest callers night with Ron Schneider from Strongsville. Dancing from 8 45 to 11 p m. Everyone invited.
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Peaty Moser
Dalton V.F W. Hall
Skirts and Shirts Club
Massillon
Clinton
Brewster
Ron Schneider
Strongsville
Mystery Farm Series Sponsored by Local Banks
Mystery Farm series promotion offers a chance to win free Gazette subscriptions for identifying Farm No. 22. First two callers to TA 8-2555 receive a free subscription. a mounted photo is also offered to farm owners. Calls begin 9:30 am Friday.
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First National Bank and
Dalton Equity, Inc
The
Gazette
Funeral Services Held For J. A. McClelland
John A. McClelland 96 of RD 2 Dalton was buried at 2 30 Sunday in Stanwood Cemetery after a five month illness. A Sugar Creek township native he was among the last threshing rig owners in the area. Services were in Desvoignes funeral home with Rev. Frank R. Zartman officiating. Survivors include a sister Mrs Ada Wahler Canton and a brother Sam McClelland Dalton.
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John A. McClelland
RD 2
Dalton
Stanwood
Sugar Creek Township
McClelland
Desvoignes
Frank R. Zartman
Ada Wahler
Canton
Sam McClelland
Time Change Notice For Friday Calling Window
Time of calling for identifying the mystery form is changed. Do not call before 9 30 a m on Friday due to circumstances beyond our control.
Mystery Farm Ownership Ties Dimly to Nussbaum Family
The 58 acre farm, pictured last week, was bought in 1906 by John E. Shorb from Sam Ziegler and later passed to Mr. and Mrs. Loris Nussbaum. Located 1.5 miles south of East Greenville the estate is now little farmed with riding interests shared by the family while Mr. Nussbaum prefers motorcycles. The household includes Lee in Dalton and youngsters Vance Marion and Leslie.
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Loris Nussbaum
John E. Shorb
Sam Ziegler
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Dalton Firemen
United States
George Washington
Washington
Judith Ann Crofut
Bill Frantz
Orrville Dunlap Hospital
VFW
Dalton Bulldogs
Norwayne Bobcats
Bulldogs
Bobcats
Cats
Jeff Slusser
Miller
Royer
Zuercher
McBride
Adams
Huebner
Winkler
Bobcat
Ernst
Adkins
Gordin
Younker
Rupp
Wolford
Chamber of Commerce
G. G. Grim
First National Bank
F.dic
Purina
J. A. McClelland
Mystery Farm
Mrs. Loris Nussbaum