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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
1
Doreen Wenger and Rick Oswald juniors last year win Rotary awards. Doreen, a college prep major, participates in Roma club FTA student council National Honor Society chorus and more earning recognition including an alcohol quiz contest win. Rick, also a college prep major, is active in Roma club football basketball and baseball and serves as a class officer and National Honor Society member.
A reflective piece describes elderly readers as Cliff Hangers living just below the hilltop, praised for long experience and 20 20 vision. It argues aging is a misinterpreted state, with wisdom easing life’s pace and guiding toward greener pastures and simple joys.
Mrs Wilma Wertz moves to the Martin property on North Mill Street. The Clark Howey residence gains a new cement sidewalk by son James. Miss Bea Greberich at Towne House restaurant was taken to Cleveland Clinic for transfusions and is improving. Mr and Mrs Glenn Launder attend an AARP event at Higbee’s in Cleveland. Mrs Ruby Gibson spends time in her apartment on the square, with time in Florida and Akron. Mr and Mrs Tom Woodruff and family return from vacation visiting Cumberland Falls Gatlinburg Smokies Blue Ridge Cape Hatteras. Rotary district assembly announced for June 29 at Massillon YWCA. Gene Mowrer introduced by Norman Berg. Dalton Stitch and Chatter 4-H club held June 14 with music, devotions, and reports. Health and Safety week planned. bake sale for July 2 or 3 with Lu Ann Tschantz chairperson.
Spring Byington, famed for December Bride, headlines Haloes and Spot lights opening next Tuesday at Canal Fulton Summer Arena. She recalls starting on stage at six and showcases a career across New York theater vaudeville and film.
Eighty four members alumni and parents of the Big 4-H club gathered at Dalton Park Sunday to recognize Carl Buchwalter for twenty years as advisor. After a picnic dinner Richard Shisler served as master of ceremonies.
Mary Ann King receives a bachelor of science in nursing from the University of Akron with cum laude honors. She attended Northwest high school and Aultman hospital school of nursing in Canton, plans to work at Apple Creek state hospital, and resides with her husband Vern in Wooster.
Melody Lawrence reports on summer classes at the local school with drivers education and reading programs. Students practice starts and stops while band bake sales fund uniforms, plus a note about a tent prank by girls and warning to boys.
Merle W. Douglas was named to the Wayne County school board to fill a vacancy from J N Moser's death. The Dalton Methodist Church marks, local 4-H activity, and a DHS 1941 reunion are noted along with a pink and blue shower for Mrs James Neal.
George C. Gerber 65 of Dalton died Monday afternoon at Duntep Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He farmed and butchered on his own farm, served as Sugarcreek township trustee and was active in civic groups including the Salem Mennonite church and Dalton bowling league. He is survived by his wife Sarah May and three sons. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Salem Mennonite church with burial in the church cemetery.
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