Dalton Memorial Day Parade and Events Highlight Community
The town celebrates Memorial Day with a morning parade and PTA dinner, praising a well-attended event. Residents thank Russ and Dorothy Denbrook, the Fire Department, Massie, Denbrook, and Bianca for their roles and note a reservoir beauty spot. The piece mentions highway safety and upcoming July 4 and July 12 festivities featuring a chicken barbecue.
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Russ
Dorothy Denbrook
Fire Department
Massie
Denbrook
Bianca
Personal notices from Memorial Day visitors list
Visitors in Dalton for Memorial Day included Helen Esther and Harold Schweis berger Mrs Raymond Rudy Ralph Morrow Mrs Ola Bruce and Mr and Mrs Wheeler of Canton Duane Wolf and Ronnie of Cleveland Mrs Ruth Haney of Elyria Mrs Dale Goudy Co L Arnold and Rev and Mrs Wallace Aker Jr of Massillon Mr and Mrs Leslie Haney Mr and Mrs Howard Eckard Elmer Stuck James Root and Wallace Akers Sr of Akron The Horsts of Pittsburgh Kitty Gibson and daughters of North Lawrence and Mrs Bessie Race Fiscus of Westerler of Aberdeen Md visited in the Schultz Blethyn Schultz homes Mrs Templer formerly Peg Schultz Mr and Mrs Ed Baer of Orrville visited Nana Hershey Recent visitors in Harold Davis home were Mr Davis' mother Mr and Mrs Clarence Zupp daughter Eve n and Gene Rollin Mr and Mrs Delmer Baer parents of Dr Baer visited in Baer home Picnics and activities were held at Mrs John Buchwalter home for Orrville sixth grade pupils and five mothers including Mrs Cale Long Mrs Gordon Fobes Mrs Don Smith Mrs Tobert McDrew and Mrs Richard Badertcher Mrs Carl Goudy is a patient in Dunlap Hospital.
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Dalton
Helen
Esther
Harold Schweisberger
Raymond Rudy
Ralph Morrow
Ola Bruce
Wheeler
Canton
Duane Wolf
Ronnie
Cleveland
Ruth Haney
Elyria
Dale Goudy
Co. L. Arnold
Wallace Aker Jr
Massillon
Leslie Haney
Howard Eckard
Elmer Stuck
James Root
Wallace Akers Sr
Akron
Horsts
Pittsburgh
Kitty Gibson
North Lawrence
Bessie Race Fiscus
Westerler
Aberdeen Md
Paul Schultz
Yathryn Blethyn
Adam Schultz
Templer
Peg Schultz
Ed Baer
Orrville
Nana Hershey
Harold Davis
Mr Davis
Clarence Zupp
Eve’ N
Gene Rollin
Delmer Baer
Dr Baer
Baer
John Buchwalter
Cale Long
Gordon Fobes
Don Smith
Tobert McDrew
Richard Badertcher
Carl Goudy
Dunlap Hospital
Two for the Seesaw opens Canal Fulton Summer Arena June 6
The Canal Fulton Summer Arena will open with Two for the Seesaw on Tuesday June 6 at 8 40 pm starring Dennis James and Marion Payne. The eight performance run runs June 6 11 with reservations at Massillon TE 2 5041 or Box 377 Canal Fulton Ohio.
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Dennis James
Marion Payne
Wil
Canal Fulton Summer Arena
Massillon
Canal Fulton
Ohio
Presbyterian Children Day Observed At Local Church
Presbyterian Annual Children Day will be observed Sunday at the Presbyterian church with nursery kindergarten primary and junior departments sharing in the service with song declamation pageants and group exercises. Robert Orwick will be in charge. Regular Sunday School hours 9 30 to 10 25. On Tuesday June 6th at 8 pm all circles meet in the church for business and Bible study followed by a sanctuary program and refreshments served by the hostesses.
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Presbyterian Church
Robert Orwick
Missionary Wounded in Africa Mission Stabbing
David Hostetter of Brazile learns his brother in law Magnare Yoder, in Africa for missionary work, has been stabbed and injured in the liver. Mrs Yoder was awakened by a rose and whispered to her husband who rose to investigate when a sneak thief attacked and fled. No clue or motive available.
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David Hostetter
Brazile
Emerson Hostetter
Magnare Yoder
Africa
Yoder
Pute
Dalton Cub Pack 22 Holds May Meeting in Methodist Basement
Dalton Cub Pack 22 met Saturday evening May 27 in the Methodist Church basement with Cubmaster Gene Edwards presiding. New members Sidney Sprunger Michael Edgerton and Steven Phillips earned Bobcat badges. various Cubs received Wolf Bear Lion and Silver Arrow awards. A skit Little Beaver was shown. summer plans included a picnic fishing contest and possible Indians game trip.
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Dalton Cub Pack
Methodist
Dalton Cub Pack 22
Methodist Church
Gene Edwards
Ted Hobert
Vaughn Kurzen
Don Domer
Den 3
Paul Lowry
Sidney—_Sprunger
Robert Sprung
Michael Edgerton
Richard Edgerton
Steven Phillips
Robert Phillips
Cubmaster Edwards
Roger Yeaman
Berg
Bruce Arney
Kim Domer
David Hobert
Don Venables
Kenny Yeaman
Jan Plasterer
Rodney Arney
David Mumaw
Ney Arney
Dan Berger
Mike Berg
Jim Edwards
John Schumacher
Jim Wertz
John Woodruff
Ned Gerber
Mickey Schupbach
Ken Yeaman
Don 3
Little Beaver
Den 1
Wise Owl
Blake Dad
Cubs
Dalton Park
Orrville
Cleveland Indians
Wenger Dalton wins state Roadeap top honors
How ard Wenger of Dalton defeated Orrville rivals at the JC Roadeap in Orrville. He earned a $25 war bond a plaque and entry to the JC state competition in Columbus after leading in both written and driving tests. The driving phase included parallel parking and precision maneuvers between balls arrows and decorative hurdles.
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Dalton
Howard Wenger
Orrville
Wenger
Columbus
Howard
Shirts and Skirts Square Dance Club Hosts May Dance
The Dalton Skirts and Shirts Square Dance Club held a dance at Happy Valley Barn on Saturday night May 20 with guest caller Earl Gulley. Guests came from Swingalings Whirlaways and W C A clubs. refreshments were by Mr and Mrs Marion Tschantz and Mr and Mrs Fred Limbach. The next dance is May 21 at the Dalton V F W Hall with caller Peaty Moser.
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Dalton Skirts and Shirts
Happy Valley Barn
Earl Gulley
Swingalings
Whirlaways
Dalton V.F W. Hall
Peaty Moser
Buckeye Feed Closes Village Dump Grounds
Buckeye Feed Malls Inc closes the grounds villagers used as a dump yard effective immediately. Advertisements in this week's issue page four outline the reasons for the action and the closure.
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Buckeye Feed Malls, Inc
Dalton High School Honors At Assembly
Dalton High School held an awards assembly on Monday naming Danforth Award winners Lucille Mumaw and Kent Berg. Edith Steiner received multiple recognitions including the Betty Crocker Homemaker award and school service honors.
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Dalton High School
Lucille Mumaw
Kent Berg
Edith Steiner
Betty Crocker
Betsy Dye
Sheila Marty
Elaine Mishler
Karen Nussbaum
Ken Huebner
Russell Hamerick
House
John Mumaw
Joe Karcagi
Joe Kareagfi
Clinton Hofstetter
Wanda Amstutz
Myrna _ Hofstetter
Russell Humerickhouse
Ella Hofstetter
Willard Brubaker
Stanley Lehman
Newlywed Marvin Good and Loretta Vanpelt Married in Columbiana
The couple wed May 14 at Pleasant View Mennonite Church Columbiana. They held a reception May 28 in Dalton for Marvin and Loretta. Loretta is daughter of Iva Vanpelt of Columbiana. Marvin, a Dalton High School class of ’98 graduate, farms with his father and works at Prince GeorgeHospital. Loretta works in the Medical Records dept at the same hospital. The pair plan a home near Washington DC after a short New York trip.
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Willis Good
Marvin
Loretta Vanpelt
Iva Vanpelt
Columbiana
Ohio
Pleasant View Mennonite Church
New York
Dalton
Washington, DC
Dalton High School
Prince George Hospital
Mrs Good
Mrs Margaret Denton and sons visit Cleveland hosts
Mrs Margaret Denton and her sons spent the holiday in Cleveland with Dr and Mrs Baer, sharing the season with family friends.
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Mrs. Margaret Denton and Sons of
Cleveland
Baer
Memorial Day Observance Gracefully Marks Dalton Weekend
Dalton residents enjoyed a quiet four day holiday with a Memorial Day parade and services led by Carrollton County Superintendent Robert H. Longsworth. The PTA dinner followed at the school cafeteria as the community relaxed with boating gardening sports and porch leisure.
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Carrollton County
Robert H. Longsworth
Dalton
Methodist Sermon On That They May Know At Dalton Church
Rev Paul Price will preach at 10:45 am on That They May Know at Dalton Methodist Church. The youth choir directed by Mrs Earl Coolman performs an anthem. Sunday School is 9:30 to 10:30 am. Senior choir picnic is planned for Wednesday June 7 at 6:30 pm at Miss Elaine Kerstetter's home. Vacation Bible School runs June 5 to June 16 each weekday 9:00 to 11:00 am except Saturday.
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Paul Price
Dalton Methodist Church
Earl Coolman
Elaine Kerstetter
Cans hole in one at Riceland club
Sharpshooters aim to break a record at Rice land Golf Club this year with two holes in one on the 13th hole. H. L. Palmer achieved the first, followed by Raymond Coccia on 13 with an iron. Cy Springer Pete Fry and George Sector from Orrville posted a third on 17.
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Riceland Golf Club
H. L. Palmer
Raymond Coccia
Pittsburgh Ave
Wooster
Cy Springer
Pete Fry
George Sector
Orrville
Fagles
Community Bible School Planned by Two Churches
A community Bible School sponsored by HarWay Chapel and Pleasant View Mennonite Church will run at North School from June 12 to 23. An evening class for youths and interested adults will meet at Pleasant View Church. The 7th and 8th grades from North Lawrence Grade School visited Columbus on May 26 visiting the Capitol building, the Zoo, and an Amusement Park aboard two chartered buses with room mothers and teachers chaperoning.
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HarWay Chapel
Pleasant View Menonite Church
North School
Pleasant View Church
North Lawrence
Columbus
Capitol Building
Zoo
Carson Schofield
Fred Schotsch
David Well
Perry Heights high school to graduate 227 seniors
Mr and Mrs Don Schumaker and Mrs Julia Hasseman attended Madeline Aker’s reception given by her parents Sunday. Madeline is one of 227 seniors to graduate from Perry Heights high school Monday May 29.
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Don Schumaker
Julia Hasseman
Madeline Aker
Madeline
Perry Heights High School
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PTA
Ender-Bender
Fair Village
11Th Regiment
Oulton
Booth Theatre
Henry Fonda
Anne Bancroft
William Dobson
Mr. Gibson
Gibson
Annie
Hank
Cubscouts
Den 2
Marion Tschantz
Fred Limbach
Betty Wertz
Tommorrow
Donald R Baker
Truman Martin
Edith
Steiner
Kent
Lucille
Cans
Riceland Club
Community Bible School Planned
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