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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
1
The Dalton Presbyterian Church schedules a Children Day ceremony during the 9:30 a m Sunday School hour with a 10:30 a m program featuring nursery to junior department participants. The event funds the camp and conference budget.
Rev Paul Price spoke at the Dalton Rotary on Formosa Taiwan. He praised Chiang Kai Shek and the Nationalist Army for improving conditions, described government and education, and noted Formosa’s world turpentine market leadership. He urged appreciation for the island’s decade of progress.
Mr and Mrs John Lower and children of Cumberland Maryland were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Kruschenske. Their daughter Susan is spending two weeks there with her grandparents.
The Dalton Methodist Church will install officers and committees during morning worship led by Rev. Paul R. Price who will preach on My Service. Mrs I Glen Berg will open with organ music at 10 30 am and special selections will follow. A church youth trip to Camp Zimmerman is planned after Sunday worship, and a Primary Department picnic is scheduled next Wednesday.
Canal Fulton Summer Theatre rehearses Tennessee Williams drama A Streetcar Named Desire by resident company led by David Fulford and Elisabeth Bliler. Cast includes Margot Hand Stephen Daley and Annette Hunt. Performances 8:40 p m Tue Sun, 7 and 10 p m on Saturdays. Tickets Massillon Temple 2-5041.
Frank Lintern third class in the Army leaves Hersfeld Germany this Friday and is due in the United States on June 29. He will be discharged July 3 to reunite with his parents Mr and Mrs Kile Lintern of 120 North Church Street Dalton. Lintern joined July 23 1956 and trained at Fort Chaffee Arkansas then Fort Leonard Wood Missouri before serving in Germany from February 1957 with the 63rd Engineers Battalion Company C. He attended a radio school in Munich and toured Switzerland Austria and France and the Brussels World’s Fair. A 1954 Dalton High School graduate Lintern worked for Al Martin prior to service. He has two brothers Raymond and Edward and two sisters Mrs Emerson Eva Carolyn Shanklin and Mrs Walph Beverly Masters all of Dalton.
Principal Carl B Gift states that boxes of clothing have accumulated at the grade school. Owners may claim lost articles by contacting a school custodian. Unclaimed items will go to the Salvation Army after June 27.
Miss Carol Monbarren daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Monbarren of Doylestown will enter Massillon City Hospital School of Nursing this fall Classes start September 17. A 1958 graduate of Doylestown High School she attended Dalton School during her parents residence in Dalton. The Monbarrens run a funeral home in Doylestown and conduct services at their East Main Street property in Dalton.
The G G Grim Company will build a 40 by 50 foot glass front garage on the southwest corner of State Route 548 and US Route 30 to house Simca Sales and Service. The site includes over an acre. grading by Lytle Construction moves 3 to 4 feet of hillside to improve road hazards and sight lines. Local landowners Harold R. Davis and Mrs Edna Buchwalter sold the site. completion is in 60 days with parts of the business remaining at the West Main Street location.
This week's Citizens of Tomorrow feature Randy Shanklin Krista Ross and Marian Rossiter. Randy son of Emerson and Mrs Shanklin lives at 18 North Mall Dalton and is four. Krista youngest daughter of Lloyd Boss lives RD 1 Dalton with siblings Gwen Linda and Dennis. Marian Rossiter nine months old is child of Lanny and Mrs Rossiter living on a trailer farm RD 1 North Lawrence. Lanny worked at Bowdie Company Canton but now assists on the family farm.
Members of the Datton school patrol will attend the Thursday afternoon game between the Cleveland Indians and the New York Yankees at Lakefront Stadium. They depart at 9 a.m. DST by auto escorted by named drivers and chaperones. Patrol students are asked to bring patrol cards and sun protection.
The Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church will hold its annual homecoming on Sunday, June 29 at Bonnie Brae. A picnic lunch at 12 30 p.m. DST, coffee provided. Afternoon service at 2 30 DST with Rev Charles Herman as speaker. Special music planned. There will be no evening services.
The Dalton Presbyterian Church hosts a chicken barbecue on Saturday June 21 from 5 to 9 pm on the church lawn. Adults pay 1.50 and children 1.00. homemade desserts available after dinner. The Dalton Rotary Club sponsors a square dance on the school blacktop at 9 pm with Richard Moser calling to benefit the Buckeye Council of Boy Scouts.
The North Lawrence PTA will sponsor a festival this Saturday night at North Lawrence School starting at 5 30 p m. Menu includes chicken noodle soup sandwiches pie cake ice cream coffee and soft drinks. Activities include a country store parcel post sale and pony rides for children with Tuslaw District Band providing music.
Clarence J Roger traveled to his Scottsdale Arizona home with his wife and sons for a family gathering. The brief note confirms their presence at the residence in Arizona.
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