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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
1
A playful analysis catalogs temperamental types from slow burners to avengers, describing how each reacts to irritations and frustrations. The piece invites readers to identify which image of themselves they most resemble, framing anger as a common, universal trait.
The Dalton School Board scheduled a public hearing for July 12 at 9:00 p.m. DST on the proposed budget. It approved Nationwide Insurance fleet coverage for 351 dollars, awarded a one year custodial services contract to E. Russell Vernon, and authorized Mrs. Ralph Bowman to attend the National JCL meeting in Bozeman Montana.
First Sgt. Jim Swartz and his wife and son were home on leave from Ft. Knox Kentucky last week. George Zuercher, son of Joel Zuercher of RD 1 Dalton, is hospitalized at Timkin Mercy Hospital Canton with a broken back from a fall from a tree at his Orrville home.
Pat O'Brien stars at Canal Fulton Summer Arena next week with Dear Ruth. The double bill follows last season’s success The Loud Red Patrick and promises another sold out engagement. Performances run 8 40 p m Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Sunday with 7 0 and 10 9 p m Friday Saturday. Reservations Massillon TE 2 5041 Akron JE 54455.
Eleven senior Girl Scouts and three adults spent four days at East Harbor State Park near Lakeside Ohio for a camping trip. They enjoyed a boat ride on Lake Erie an afternoon at Cedar Point a lighthouse tour the second oldest on the Great Lakes and a Coast Guard headquarters visit. On the way home the caravan stopped at the Blue Hole Castalia.
A meeting for parents of deaf or hard of hearing children will be held in the Wooster Community Hospital conference room on June 28 at 8 00 p m. Ray Horn director of special education will outline requirements to start a county class unit. All interested parents are urged to attend.
Dalton Methodist Women of Christian Service held a Tuesday night service in the church sanctuary with Rev. Paul Price presiding under the theme Entrusted Leadership. Mrs Dean Monbarren was elected president, and outgoing president Mrs Alvin Buchwalter received thanks for two years of service.
Cardinal girls posted three wins in four games over the weekend. They defeated Warren VFW 11 10 in an 11 inning game and beat Caldwell Insurance 8 3 at Orr Park. Bettis won both games with Honaker catching. Sunday split with Detroit 8 3 loss and 8 2 win. Bettis lost first, Grossnicklaus won second. Next up a doubleheader at Dalton against Harley Davidson and a Sunday twin bill in McKeesport Pa.
Dalton 4 H Club held a June 14 meeting at the Carl Shisler residence with 21 members. Safety talk contest winners were Russell Hasseman, Eileen Snyder, and Russ McFarren, who advance to the county contest in Wooster. A sign project and a joint committee with other clubs were discussed. The next meeting is June 28 at Wayne Hostetler residence with possible swimming before the meeting.
The Wayne County Rural Youth hosts the Car Lot Trot on Thursday evening June 28 from 9:00 to 12 EDT at Walter Bates parking lot on U S 30 West. The Buckeye Ramblers provide music for round and square dancing.
Montana hic venimus as JCL students raise funds for an April state convention in Yellowstone area. Tim Sword elected state president will lead two-day trip with others including Gregg Oswald and Mary Fletcher. activities feature Roman Olympiad events, workshops, and a rodeo at a large field house.
DIS AND DAT reports include Charles Clark and Charles Kruschen hosting guests in Cambridge, Ira Wertz Sr improving at Massillon City Hospital, Harem Wertz visiting Dalton friends, and Lawrence family reunion in Seville. Also noted are Myron Baumgartner vacationing in New Mexico, a new birth for Wayne and Mrs McAfee of Wadsworth, church class entertainment in Lincoln Way West, and several hospital stays and public events across the area.
West Lebanon Methodist Church completed its first week of Bible School with an enrollment of 83 and about 78 in attendance. The theme is My Bible and I with teachers and helpers listed for nursery through teenage groups and activities. Open house will be Friday night June 22 at 7 30. Director is Mrs Doyle Stauffer.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW met on June 14 to celebrate 15 years of the organization at the Homestead in Orrville. A banquet room dinner featured carnation corsages, rain scarf favors, and prizes won by several members. Afterward, Mrs Woodruff led the business meeting and plans for the July 11 carnival were discussed with fundraising duties assigned to Pearl Dague and her committee.
Mr Olders Dale Steiner and family arrived Saturday from Sarasota Florida and will spend two weeks with friends in the Dalton Wooster and Orrville area. John VanDersall spent last week at the Philharmonic camp at Muskingum.
A Gospel Sing is set for Sugar Creek Community Hall on Saturday June 30 at 7 30 pm. The event features the Ken Apple Trio from Detroit, the Siabach Sisters of Dalton, and the 5 Golden Voices from Akron under director Harry Weaver.
The Dalton United Presbyterian Church will preach What Does the Lord Require at Sunday services at 8 30 and 10 30. Mrs Hazel Jean Douglas will sing a solo and Mrs Gene Grim will be at the console for the 8 30 service. Sunday School starts at 9 30 with classes for all ages.
The concession committee reports a few spaces left for the annual street car nival on Wednesday July 11. Contact Russell Dague Norman Berg Bob Phillips or Garland Smith to reserve. The event features a chicken bar-b-q with supper at 5:00 plus sandwiches drinks ice cream sundaes pies and cake. Rain date is July 12.
Pleasant Valley U B Church led by Pastor O D Lovell with Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 featuring Fire In the Pulpit and Pew sermon. Evening service at 7 45 includes Repentance or Ruin sermon. Midweek service Thursday at 7 45 with dates June 21 and June 27 listed.
The Kraus family reunion took place at Edward's Lake south of New Philadelphia on June 17 honoring Mr and Mrs Henry Kraus on their 53rd wedding anniversary and June birthdays. Attendees included eight Kraus children and spouses, twenty grandchildren, twelve great grandchildren, and many relatives from Charlotte North Carolina Toledo Oak Harbor Canton Massillon and New Philadelphia. Activities featured a picnic dinner swimming boating and visiting.
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