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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
1
A rambling column from an anonymous writer living in Canal Land recalls rail lines and grain elevators near Dalton and Canal Fulton. He reflects on personal moves and settling the area as home while inviting readers back next week.
Dalton youth leads Goshen College recognition with 344 named to Dean's List and Roll for high academic achievement this trimester. 150 students qualify for the Dean's List with a 3.6 GPA or higher and no grade below B. Robert L. Dyer, grad junior, is the daughter of George E. Falk of Kidron. Goshen College, a fully accredited four year liberal arts institution in Goshen Indiana, traces its 78th year and is owned by the Mennonite Church.
The May Dalton police report shows 578 miles logged and 241 officer hours. Training included map reading combat tactics military courtesy military justice first aid and army history with Traci Pon. Rutledge trained with Company 3B 4th Battalion 2nd Brigade.
Louise Lawrence and Linda Holmes win in the Junior Woman's Club of Wooster Essay Contest. Emily Steiner earns a place in the Wayne County bookkeeping group, with Lorraine McFarren and Holly Hofstetter on the typewriting team. National Honor Society certificates go to a long list of students, while Rotary Club notes and a Dalton Homemakers picnic are reported along with track and other sports awards.
Dalton council discussed reportable noise and excessive speeding to the police and read a state health letter accusing Bever Creek pollution from the sewage plant citing ineffectiveness improper management and missing plans. The meeting covered water line payment from funds, leaking hydrants, audit status changes in procedures and a cemetery endowment bequest.
An editor praises the warm reception in Dalton and nearby areas for a stranger, noting numerous kind words and friendly gestures. The writer intends to meet more residents soon and expresses gratitude for the welcoming reception that reinforces town spirit.
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