Dalton Gazette Briefs June 14 1962 Highlights
Dalton area items including community events and notices, with brief mentions of local people and happenings. Information appears as short notes from the June 14 1962 Dalton Gazette page two.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
2
Dalton area items including community events and notices, with brief mentions of local people and happenings. Information appears as short notes from the June 14 1962 Dalton Gazette page two.
Opera Opal Kronkie star Pat Carroll leads the Canal Fulton Summer Arena run of Everybody Loves Opal through Sunday. The show, written for Eileen Heckart, blends warm humor with a teacup plot as swindlers target a tea loving junk collector.
A Community Bible School will be held at North School from June 18 to 29 with sessions daily 9 to 11 30 a.m. sponsored by Pleasant View Mennonite East Greenville Hi way Chapel and Sippo Brethren in Christ Churches. Officers include Paul Ressler.
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