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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
A budget friendly spicy rhubarb cobbler blends cinnamon with tart fruit. The article outlines a quick 45 minute method with a rich biscuit topping, enriched flour nutrients, and a simple bake of 25 30 minutes. Six servings yield a pink n pretty dessert served warm with pour or ice cream.
East Greenville women’s society met in the Methodist church with hostesses Mrs Lillian Neshcoff Velma Ickes and Erma Fellman. The program on The Life of Billy Graham featured readings on spiritual life and prayer. August plans were set for an August meeting and a July picnic at Mrs Ronald Gardner’s Lincoln Way home. Refreshments for 20 members followed.
The Tuslaw board of education approved eight new teachers for the district and accepted resignations from four current staff. Each new hire and resignation is listed with hometowns and roles. The board approved bills totaling 7140.40, adopted Stark county textbooks for 1963 64, and authorized two used electric typewriters for 145. It set a teacher workshop for August 30 and the first day of classes on September 4 with the next meeting scheduled July 9 at the high school.
Dan Hogan joins Marion Payne and Margaret Braidwood in a sophisticated comedy about a man with two wives as a former wife returns via seance. Performances run 8 40 tonight and through the weekend with reservations by local numbers. Next week Faye Emerson stars in Witness for the Prosecution by Agatha Christie with curtain times nightly.
Presbyterian worship returns with two services on Sunday June 23 at Dalton United Presbyterian Church. Rev Harry Klee titles his sermon Rainbow as part of a Gene SIS series, with Miss Sandy Moser and Mrs Carl Goudy assisting music and consultation. Church school at 9 30 precedes second service. Session meets Monday at 8:00 pm. Holy Communion planned for Sunday June 30 and a church project drive for Apple Creek State Hospital runs through July 1 with items to be left at the church office or homes of designated members.
For the first time science finds a new healing substance to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Reports show reduction and pain relief in cases, with patients claiming piles have ceased to be a problem. The Bio-Dyne discovery is available as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
June 23 notes show the post men preparing a dinner with refreshments of strawberry sundaes. The next meeting is set for July 11 and will install the new president Helen Phillips.
Limited time offer from GE dealer C V Amstutz in Dalton includes six percent gallon packages of ice cream with every refrigerator or freezer bought. Public service notice lists June 20 to June 27 birthdays and anniversaries with local names and a contact for the Dalton Gazette.
Mrs Russell Hasseman reports Mr Clarence Hooley and sons visiting relatives in Hillsboro Kansas while touring the west coast. Rev Frank Sturpe of Orrville, formerly of Dalton, will observe his 25th wedding anniversary on Tuesday June 25 with Paul Sturpe and Esther Sturpe planning the celebration.
Dis and dat families gathered at the Steiner home on N. Mill street to celebrate Father's Day last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schwary of Smithville were dinner guests of Rev and Mrs. Glenn Sauder. In the afternoon the Schwarys and Sauders drove to Canton to see Mr. Schwary’s brother who is seriously ill with pneumonia in the Austrian hospital. Mrs. Ruth McLain of Saltsburg was also a guest at the Sauder home this week.
Melody Lawrence earns first class and multiple badges in rock and mineral, pal, dancer, adventure, bee keeper, foods, farm safety and reader. Vera and Vida Schleneger visit Tazewell Virginia for weeks. Colleagues visit Mr and Mrs Russell Hasseman and families of Don Murphy and Jack Marstetter. Diane McCullough named to Kent State Deans list for spring quarter. will be senior in fall. Second class badges earned by Linda Marty Sheryl Smith Beverly Martie Elaine Basford and Sandy Biggs. Other badges go to Susan Spuhler Linda Phillips Sally Orwick Sandy Boyd Marcia Hofacre. June July nature badge work planned at Mrs Lawrence's. Scribe Barbara Zimmerer.
The Orrville poetry group will meet Monday June 24 at 8 00 p m at the home of Mrs Ralph Marthey 750.
Mt Hope Methodist Memorial Chapel hosts a Gospel sing on Sunday June 23 at 7:00 p.m. The Victory Trio and Haveners of Canton will perform. Public invited. A free will offering will aid local expenses.
Residents are invited to read and discuss assigned poems focusing on Fathers. Mrs. Matthey will present a study of free verse. All writers and poetry students in the area may attend.
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