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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
2
The article urges vaccination against polio before trips or during peak travel season. It explains three polio virus types Brunhilde Lansing and Leon and notes immunity varies by prevalent type. The Salk vaccine protects against all three, and vaccination is advised as part of vacation planning.
Bismarck sits near the geographic center of North Dakota and began as Burleightown near Fort Lincoln. The city became capital in 1889 after statehood, growing as an agricultural hub with wheat, barley, and flax farming. Lignite coal nearby offers future power, and beef industries play a major role in the economy. Forts Mee-Keen and Lincoln anchor regional history.
A daughter was born last week to Mr and Mrs Byard Horst of RD 2 Dalton. Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Elda Horst to Warren Lautzenheiser this Saturday June 21. Several families from eastern Pennsylvania and Michigan visited relatives and friends in the area over the past weekend.
Notice announces John C Hofstetter of Dalton Ohio appointed executor of Hulda Hofstetter deceased. Creditors must file claims within four months. Published in Dalton Gazette June 5 12 19 1958 by Probate Judge Jay Myron Brenneman. Also notice names William T Tyrrell appointed administrator of Penola Cook deceased with June 1958 dates.
Kenneth Badertscher, after completing his freshman year at Ohio State University, leaves with a Naval Reserve Officers Training unit for an eight week summer cruise. The group travels from Columbus Naval Station to Norfolk Virginia and will survey the east coast of North America and part of the European coast. Kenneth is active in the Delta Chi fraternity and plans to return to Ohio State in the fall.
George Selders of R C Dalton Ohio appointed Administrator of Ida E Selders estate. Sugar Creek Township Wayne County notice dated June 7 1958 lists hearings June 19 26 and July 3 1958 in case 32556.
East Greenville Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the East Greenville Methodist Church with 22 members and one guest, Janet Princehorn. Hostesses were Harry Tombow and Charles Dickinson before hymns, a study review, and carpet installation noted for Sunday School rooms.
The 11th Regiment Band directed by Don Garver and Don Huntsberger will perform Friday night at the Dalton band stand starting at 8 15 DST. The town band, one of the region’s few, seeks new players and invites any graduates or locals to join by attending Thursday practice at 8 p.m. at the town hall, with an urgent need for clarinet players.
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