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The Dalton Gazette lists ad prices: up to 25 words for $1.00 per insertion, two insertions $1.50, three insertions $2.00. Contact TA 8-2555 or mail ads to Box 188 Dalton Ohio.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1960
Page
4
The Dalton Gazette lists ad prices: up to 25 words for $1.00 per insertion, two insertions $1.50, three insertions $2.00. Contact TA 8-2555 or mail ads to Box 188 Dalton Ohio.
Real estate ad offering H B Snyder home on West Main Street with eight rooms one and a half baths wood floors and garage reduced price 11000. Includes contact info for Marthey Real Estate and Insurance 750 South Main Orrville phone MU 2 7931. Also lists local hardware and appliance outlets with brief product notes and contact numbers.
Sweet cream every Monday priced at 35 cents a pint or 60 cents a quart. Willis W. Steiner contact US 7-2416. Beautiful wooded lots at Rolling Acres quarter mile north of Dalton phone TA 8-2246. May 26, 29 24 hour service on all types of burners. Toridheat dealer Raber Heating on Main Street Dalton dial TA 8-2578.
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness, meals, and flowers during illness and the passing of a beloved mother. They thank Rev. L. M. Marker and Rev. Paul R. Price, Bethany Class, and W. S. C. 8S for their comfort and thoughtfulness. D. J. Moser returns to Dalton from Ft Wayne to be with family. Vern Hoobler and family attended Edgar D. Hoobler’s funeral in Salem last week.
The Tuslaw school board at a special May meeting hired six teachers and accepted three resignations. New staff include Helen A. Myers, Cynthia Smyth, Alice Jane Miller, Glenn Randall, Robert Leedy, and John Cameron.
Howard Netzly of Sandy Valley High School led joint graduation exercises for the North Lawrence and Newman eighth grades. The 44 graduates heard Vivienne Feichter deliver the North Lawrence valedictory and Marie Street the Newman address.
Services for Owen Witmer aged 52 of Dalton Route 1 were held Monday May 30 at Chestnut Ridge Mennonite Church with Rev. Clayton Swartzentruber presiding. Burial followed at County Line Church Cemetery. He was born November 29 1907 near Columbiana and married to Ioa Good on January 10 1933. He farmed then worked as contractor and in the tractor business. he had been ill for a year. His mother Anna Martin Witmer and two sons preceded him in death. Funeral by Auble Hooley.
The Community Vacation Bible School runs June 13 to 24 on Route 93 weekdays 9:00 to 11:30 for children four through 8th grade. Evening Bible class meets weekdays at 8:00 at Pleasant View Mennonite Church near N. Lawrence. Contact Ellis Ressler or Thelma Glick for transportation. Paul Ressler is superintendent.
The Sunday service at 10 30 features Rev Williams of Damascus as guest speaker. He is the pastor's father and a former teacher missionary minister and superintendent of mission fields.
If you identify farm No 34 call the Gazette at TA 8 2555. The first two callers receive a free Gazette subscription and the owner of the farm may claim a free mounted item. Calls start at 9 30 Friday morning.
The 75 acre property on Township Road 334 now owned by Willis Gerber traces to an 1824 deed signed by President James Monroe and made to Abraham Zabeckar. Second generation owners include Mr and Mrs Gerber formerly Selma Sommer. The farm features a 1956 shop for machinery repair and a renovated front porch. The Gerber family, with son and daughter Ram in college, are members of Kidron Mennonite church and raise beef cattle and hogs. Harold runs a beef and hog program nearby.
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