Bergs celebrate double anniversary in Dalton church
About 125 relatives and friends gathered at Sippo Valley Brethren in Christchurch to honor Rev. and Mrs. Marion Berg on his 25th ordination anniversary and their 30th wedding anniversary. Bishop C J Ulery and wife attended. The Bergs have two children and two grandchildren.
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Sippo Valley Brethern
Christchurch
Marion Berg
N. Church St
Dalton
Berg
W. J. Myers
Shady Lawn Rest Home
Danton
Clara Shmoff
I. J. Buchwalter
Arthur
Shanesville
R. Zimmerly
Sugarcreek
Orrville
Teachers back from summer break gear up for classes
Melody Lawrence reports on teachers and students returning to school routines. Morning classes restart for summer typing and drivers education with rotating car groups and early driving starts. The high school year ends with report cards and textbook inventories while the Dalton VFW funds marching band expenses and a bake sale supports new uniforms.
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Melody Lawrence
Mr. Worrell
Mr. Glauner
Dalton Vfw
VFW
Salem’s
Edgerton’s
Camp Pendleton Ends Friday for Marine Recruit
Kent Berg son of Mr and Mrs Norman Berg Dalton graduated from Ohio State University in spring commencement on June 14 with a BS in education He entered the Marines January 23 1966 after graduating Dalton High School in 1965 The OBrien story and page five mention Pat OBrien
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Dalton High School
The
Marines
Kent Berg
Norman
Berg
Dalton
Ohio State University
Kent
Local notices and engagements from Wooster area
Social items list guests visiting Mrs Laura Amstutz and families, announce Sandra Price and Phillip Crabtree marriage in Urbana Nazarene Church, report Wooster presbytery meeting, Methodist Lakeside conference, pastor Price's ten year tenure ending June 26, Clark Howey's illness recovery, Kaye Rogers and David Hamerickhouse wedding planned for June 25, Peace Corps vacation for Betty Launder, public sale at Grace McDowell home, Rotary talk by Kenneth Gerber, and ongoing community events including June 27 Ladies Night and local visits.
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Ard Moser
Wooster
Moser
178Th General Assembly
Boston
Lakeside
Paul Price
Charles Smith
Clark Howey
Cleveland Clinic
Kaye Rogers
Ashtabula
David Hamerickhouse
Prospect United Presbyterian Church
Peace Corps
Grace McDowell
Bill Martin
North Millet
Norman Berg
Rotary
Kenneth Gerber
Kidron
Clyde Hostetter
Kent
St Wilhelm
Massillon
Marion Berg
Sugarcreek
Ray Zimmerly
Kathy Douglas
Shirley Hare
Troy Douglas
Kaye Roy
Dalton Student to Europe Tour with Heidelberg Choir
On June 12 David Lee Syler earned a B S from Heidelberg College and on June 13 began a three week Europe tour with Heidelberg concert choir. The group will perform in Germany Switzerland France Belgium and the Netherlands including concerts in East and West Berlin. Syler, a 1962 Dalton High School graduate, served as student senate treasurer and held multiple campus posts. He plans to pursue a math and science masters at Bowling Green State University this fall. The film Fast Way No where will precede the Slabach sisters at 9 00 Saturday night with Rev. Harry Klee giving a short talk. the Sunday show starts at 9 30.
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David Lee Syler
Paul B. Syler
Dalton
Heidelberg College
Tifflin
Europe
Heidelberg Concert Choir
Heidelberg
Germany
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Netherlands
East
West Berlin
David
Sigma Tau Nu
Castleboard
Dalton High School
Bowling Green State University
Slabach Sisters
Harry Klee
Dalton students populate honor rolls across grades
Thirty three Dalton high school pupils earned all A or top marks across yearly, semester, and six week averages. Names span ninth to twelfth grades with multiple students achieving yearly A averages and other high marks. Goshen College confers BA degrees Kenneth Hofstetter and Wanda Lou Amstutz with honors.
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Dalton High School
Tom Mumaw
Merle Wenger
Dorothy Good
David Mumaw
Donna_Roach
Vernon Steiner
Michael Thomas
Doreen Wenger
Kathy Hostetler
Ellen Steiner
Ann Good
John Moser
Eric Oswald
Kathy Withrich
Mary Charlton
Mollie Gerber
Marcia Hofacre
Karen Miller
Fred Myers
David Snavely
Sidney Springer
Rebecca Wengerd
Candi Beals
George Bixler
Mark Gerber
Melody Lawrence
Linda Nussbaum
Candy Shie
Evelyn Barkman
Kathryn Hershberger
Michael Moser Kary Tyrrell
Ken Zuercher
Robert Zuercher
Jim Hostetler
Janet Shinn
Betty Barkman
Bennet Charlton
Robin Edgerton
Marion Hochstetler
Ken Nussbaum
Cheryl Weaver
Wilbur Wenger
Carolyn Geiser
Larry Huff
Michael McFarren
Russell McFarren
Darlene Mishler
Joey Wilson
Kathy ‘Withrich
Arn ® Good
Craig Schopfer
Steve Yoder
Ken Wussbaum
Shrine ceremonial set to light up Canton on June 18
Thousands of red fez Shriners will converge on Canton for a day of revelry and fraternal fun marking a rare shift from Cleveland to a major Shrine event. Potentate Henry D. Thomas of Dalton chose Canton to honor Shriners in Canton and Stark county.
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Canton
Ohio
Cleveland
Henry D. Thomas
Dalton
Stark County
Potpourri and community notices from Dalton and Massillon
Potpourri notes include a Cleveland tourism outing by the County Tractor club on Thursday. Sugar Creek Grange meets June 21 at the VFW hall with refreshments by Hauensteins and Gerber. Dalton Bible school opened Monday with teachers led by Rev. Klee. Jesse Yoder birthday picnic hosted by Mrs. Yoder and Trennis with the Hostetlers family guests. Massillon area residents receive Ohio Bell directory deliveries starting June 15, with 5556 carriers delivering over 29,000 copies by June 20.
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County Tractor Club
Cleveland
Sugar Creek Grange
VFW
Donald Hauenstein
Faye Gerber
Carl Hauenstein
Dalton Community Bible School
Harry Klee
Klee
Dean Monbarren
Ted Feucht
Ronald Ott
Clarence Troyer Jr
Harold Douglas
Floyd Martie
Velma Edwards
Jesse Yoder
Yoder
Trennis
Alvin Hostetler
Barbara
Clarence
Bellville
George Mohler
Nancy
Massillon
Hostetlers
Yoders
Massillon Area
Ohio Bell
George Martin
Massillon District
First National Bank promotes Dague to assistant cashier
The First National Bank of Dalton announces Russell Dague of Dalton Rte 1 as assistant cashier. President Willis Sommer says the board advanced him to improve customer service. The bank operates offices in Dalton and Kidron and lists its officers and directors.
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First National Bank
Dague
Willis Somme
Dalton
Russell Dague
Rte. 1
Sommer
Wayne County
The
Kidron
Willis Sommer
John Good
William Tyrrell
Blake Sommer
Oliver Sword
Mr. Good
Raymond Brenner
Harold Davis
Don Flath
E. Ray Wooley
Farewell Sermon For Rev Price At Local Church
Rev Price delivers his farewell sermon as he accepts another pastorate. A 26th lunch honor honors Rev and Mrs Price after the service. Howard Dykstra of the Methodist council on alcohol speaks at 10 45 a m and 9 30 a m services. Rev Klee continues Sunday 8 30 early services through June. Ten new members welcomed into the church and two were baptized. Deliver Us From Evil is the eighth sermon in the Lord s Prayer series at both churches.
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Price
Howard Dykstra
Methodist Council On Alcohol
Burton City
James West
Charles Smith
Lakeside
Kathy Troyer
Clarence Troyer, Jr
Rhonda Kay Mason
Carl Mason
Arthur Ray Yeaman
Kenneth Yeaman
Sheila Marie Mast
Vernon Mast
Kathleen Marie Dibely
Ernest Ditter
Timothy Curtis Spires
Adrian Spires
Christina Kay West
Randy William Shanklin
Emerson Shanklin
James David Douglas
Floyd Douglas
Robert Allen West
Robert H. West
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Harry Klee
Donna McFarren
Muskingum College
Youth Synod
Paul R. Price
Dalton Methodist Church
Reading classes start at Dalton
Mrs. Florida Yeaman, four teachers and four aides will guide about 80 Dalton school district students in a reading improvement class. The program serves grades 1 through 8 reading below a set level and is funded by an Ohio Department of Education grant covering wages equipment supplies and transportation.
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Florida Yeaman
Dalton
Year Without a Summer Frosts 1816 Month by Month
The clipping recalls 1816 as a harsh year with frost every month and snow in some summer months. It notes crops and fruit destroyed as January proved mild and February not very cold, while March was cold early then milder later.
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Judy Stewart
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Heidi
Jerinie C. Kraus
Clarence Kraus
Sandra Louise
Phillip Crab
Goshen Graduates
Kenneth R. Hofstetter
Wanda Lou Amstutz
Goshen Colllege
Kenneth
Clayton Hofstetter
Miss Amstutz
Noah D. Amstutz
Henry Thomas
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