Potpourri updates from McAllister Malone and area families
Donna McFarren returns from freshman year at McAllister College in St Paul Minnesota. Gloria Hinda of Elizabeth New Jersey plans a few days visit before flying home. Richard Hochstetler and family attend Manchester College commencement on Memorial Day. their son Harry is a graduate. Boyd Sutton welcomes a daughter. John Reiner and son Troy visit Massillon hosts in Scottsdale Arizona after Malone College graduation for Russell Harris B A class. Harris youth director for Massillon Y M C A and his wife live in Massillon. Leah Shammo earns B S in education from Malone College. Dalton School Safety Patrol thanks parents and friends for transportation to Cleveland Minnesota game May 28. over sixty patrols attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna McFarren
McAllister College
St. Paul
Boyd Sutton
John Reiner
Troy
Scottsdale
Arizona
John Hostetler
Washington, D
Malone College
Russell Harris
Pauline Smith
Ray Schopfer
Harris
Massillon Y.M.C.A
S.E. Massillon
Linda Fahrney
Dalton School
Cleveland
Minnesota
Paul Badertscher
William Seppanes
Galton
Glenn Sanders
Dalton
Warren Rudy
Rocky River
Bunker Hill
Clark Howey
Ivan Moser
William
Shirley
Bluffton
Bluffton College
Dalton High honors Kathy Hostetler for perfect four years
Kathy Hostetler daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hostetler will enter Manchester College and receive a cash award for a perfect 4 0 grade point average. She plans to study science and medical technology and held posts in the National Honor Society Luanna class officer Prom queen attendant and was secretary of NHS. She attends East Chippewa Church of the Brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Hostetler
John Hostetler
Manchester College
Dalton High School
Honor
Luanna
East Chippewa Church of the Brethren
Presbyterian Sermon Forgive Us Our Debts by Harry Klee
The sermon title Forgive Us Our Debts will be preached by Mr. Harry Klee at the Methodist and Presbyterian church on Sunday. Early worship will be at the Methodist church during June. The pastor and family will spend part of the week in Indiana and can be reached via the church secretary. Reserve seats for the annual Anniversary Dinner by Monday June 6. Call Ruth Phillips at 8282203. Venue is VFW Post Home No. 5534 on Sunday June 12, 1966 at 6 30 PM. Sponsored by the VFW men. no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Klee
Indiana
Ruth Phillips
W.F.W
V.F .W. Men
Memorial Day Visitors and Local Moves Highlight Dalton
Dalton residents hosted Memorial Day guests from Massillon Akron and Canton while many prepared homes and streets for the holiday. Notables included Warren Rudy Warren and Carol Ann Mosers graduation plans and the Massie family moving to Wadsworth as Walter Ott recovers and returns to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
C. L. Arnold
Barton Smith
Minnie Spiker
Fenton
Lizzie Evans
Ralph Dunlap
Neale
Wynn Arnold
Akron
Heard Eckard
Wallace Aker
Harry Booth
Goldie Arnold
Esther Burkett
Ruby Gibson
Canton
Ralph Morrow
Ed Burkholder
Masters
Rittman
Leslie Haney
Dayton
James Meier
Charles Bach
Orrville
Jay Horst
Cleveland
Mary Erwin
Pittsburgh
Duane Wolfe
North Canton
Helen
Esther Schweisberge
Harold Schweisberger
Walter Ott
David Massie
Martin
North Mill
Wadsworth
Methodist Summer Services Begin at Dalton Church
Sunday morning services start this Sunday at 8:30 in the Dalton Methodist church and continue through summer. June speakers include Rev. Harry Klee from Dalton Presbyterian church. Offering supports both churches. 10:45 service features Rev. Paul R. Price on The Gospel of Christ Our Answer. Sunday school at 9:30 with Supt. James West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Methodist Church
Harry Klee
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Paul R. Price
James West
Presbyterian Circles Schedule June 7 Meetings
The Presbyterian Circles plan gatherings on Tuesday June 7. Hackett Berg hosts at 8 P M with Mrs Willis Martin as hostess. The Shifl Wenger meets at 1 P M at the home of Mr Harold Kurtz. The Douglas Rudy group gathers at 8 P M at the home of Mrs Robert Berg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett-Berg
Willis Martin
Shifl Wenger
Harold Kurtz
Douglas Rudy
Robert Berg
Commencement Program Announces 1966 Graduation Procedures
The May 1966 commencement program lists events for Friday June 3 at 8 00 P M including processional national anthem band invocation by Reverend Heinz Jansen selection Are You Ready address by Reverend George E Parkinson D D Christ United Presbyterian Church Canton Ohio benediction recessional and diplomas presented by Principal Robert D Pack and Board President Richard Hochstetler Weather contingencies may move activities indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Parkinson
Christ United Presbyterian Church
Canton, Ohio
Robert D. Pack
Richard Hochstetler
Board of Education
Sede Fe Ete
7Heinz Jansen
Dalton School Reading Project Receives State Funding
Dalton local schools receive Title I funds for a reading improvement program at Dalton Elementary from June 8 to July 13. Eligible students will attend two hours daily, June 13 to July 8, with letters sent to parents outlining plans and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
State Department of Education
County plans sidewalk and culvert work with pending funds
County officials told residents that sidewalks on Mill and Church streets must be installed by August 1 under ESHA funded program costing 22918 dollars for wages equipment and transport. The culvert project lacks funds and may not start until 1967. All three commissioners stressed funding limits. The county sprayed areas set for June 14 15 and 16 with Do Not Spray signs required to protect vegetation. Shareholders reelected the board of directors led by R H Jentes and officers J M Hess and others after the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don. Flath
School House
Mill St Street
Church St
R. H. Jentes
C. L. Singhass
J. M. Hess
R. W. McClain
W. S. Wenger
R. Vi. Matecheck
State Highway Department
Kent State honors Lower with G. Harry Wright Scholarship
Honored at Kent State University on Honors Day Kent Thomas Charles Lower son of Mr and Mrs John Lower of Wellesley Massachusetts received the first G Harry Wright Scholarship Award for excellence in theatre The cash award was presented May 25 at the EH Turner Stump Theatre on campus Attending were his mother and sister Susan who traveled from Massachusetts to the ceremony Lower long associated with Kent drama 1935 1964 was a former high school student teacher and is the grandson of Mrs Chas Kruschenske of Shady Lawn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Charles Lower
John Lower
Wellesley
Mass
G. Harry Wright
Kent State University
Lower
Kent
Chas Kruschenske
Shady Lawn
Susan
EH. Turner Stump Theatre
Senior Award Assembly Honors Wide Range of Student Achievements
The senior awards list includes district state scholarship recipients Kathy Hostetler Ellen Steiner Kathy Withrich and Candy Shie final district state tests. Music and ensembles honor Lynette Ober Judy Nussbaum Joyce Nussbaum Hope Nussbaum Kathy Hoover Barb McElroy Linda Orwick Betty Nickles Karen Crofut. Several students receive band bars and other recognitions in speech One Act play poetry and art. Attendance records note many with no absences. Larry Hostetler with perfect attendance for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Hostetler
Ellen Steiner
Kathy Withrich
Candy Shie
Lynette Ober
Judy Nussbaum
Joyce Nussbaum
Hope Nussbaum
Kathy Hoover
Barb McElroy
Linda Orwick
Betty Nickles
Karen Crofut
Barbara Hobert
Sandy Sprunger
Shirley Sutton
Linda Zimmerer
Ralph Geiser
Sandy Springer
Roger Steiner
Ruth Good
Larry Hostetler
Richard Swartzentruber
Olin Shoup
FFA
Kathleen Kelly
Olivetti Underwood
Kathy Kelly
Gregg
Randy Nussbaum
Danforth
State Board of Education
Barbara
Fha
Hope Nuss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren W. Gerberich
Mrs
Gilbert Goodman
E. Main St
Wellesly
Cora Clapper Erwin
Becky Miller
Janelle Stockham
Judy Hahn
Marjorie Brown
Gail Speck
Billie Crofut
Marla Amey
Linda Brown
Martha
Rhonda Carpenter
Methodist
John Glauner
Heinz Jansén
Eni Harch
Danny Gonter
ESHA
IGA
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