Local Family and Community Notes From Mahoning and Nearby Counties
Pokeberry Mr and Mrs Edwin Weaver of Mahoning county visited Willis Eberlys on Monday June 13 Martha Good returned home to spend the week with her daughters Larry Ramer suffered a broken nose while playing ball Clair Good from Oregon visited his parents after arriving by jet A barn-raising at David Witmers in Columbiana county occurred last week Born to Mr and Mrs Glen Ressler twin sons Donald Ray and Ronald Jay Mr and Mrs Stanley Champ and Larry Champ from West Virginia spent weekend Horst Jacob Neuenschwander returned home from Canton hospital Wednesday Raymond Ressler attended a wedding near Shipshewana Ind and visited Willard Ressler over the weekend The young folk enjoyed an outing near York Penn on Friday some returned Saturday others went to Lancaster county for a wedding.
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Edwin Weaver
Mahoning County
Willis Eberlys
Martha Good
Larry Ramer
Clair Good
Oregon
Donald Ray
Ronald Jay
Stanley Champ
Larry Champ
West Virginia
Jacob Neuenschwander
Canton
York
Penn
Lancaster County
Local notices and personal updates from Dalton area
Dalton senior girl scouts planned a square dance while the Friendly Neighbors Homemakers club met at the VFW hall with hostesses listed. Grant H. Egley received his degree at Bowling Green State University. A son, Joseph Edward, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williamson of North Mill Street. Charles Kruschenske and Guy Rudy visited Perrysville with the Rose family. Mrs. Al Kazan and daughter Sharon arrived from Tucson, Ariz., as her father was ill. James Swartz returned from Ohio State University after his sophomore year. Orlan Lehman married Dorothy Joyce Garnett in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with ceremony at St. Paul’s Methodist church. E. L. Springer, Sonnenberg Mutual Insurance secretary, was noted.
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Dalton
Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Club
VFW
Allen Rudy
Lee Douglas
Charles Kruschenske
Carl Shisler
Lee Stahl
C. R. Goudy
Victor Streb
Charles Smith
Grant H. Egley
Bowling Green State University
Joseph Edward
Guy Rudy
Mark Rose
Perrysville
al Kazan
Sharon
Tucson
Ariz
James Swartz
Ohio State University
Schantz Organ
Orrville
Vilas Lehman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Orlan
Dorothy Joyce Garnett
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Coffey's Spring Specials in Dalton District
Commercial building in Dalton's business district offers a brick front 20 by 150 feet Book Restaurant with a five room upstairs apartment and immediate possession. Restaurant facilities included for 13 500. Also remodeled two bedroom home for 9 700 with possession after June 15. Call Ivanstutz at 857-2061 or 857-2476. Published June 16 23 30.
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Coffey
Spring Specials
Dalton Business District
Dalton East Main St
Ivanstutz
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Rene
Dalton Gazette
Ohio
Pokeberry School
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Osceola
Ind
Marion Tschantz
T. V
Edgerton Drug
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Durham
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Lincoln Way W
Massillon
Methodist Church
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Douglas Insurance
Steiner
Briggs and Stratton
Lawn Bay
Lawson
Clinton
Bach. Bros
Daltor
Blosser
Ortville
Burton City
Ham Loaf
Lillie Zuercher
Della M. Bach
Rollin H. Zuercher
Wooster
Sugarcreek Township
Wayne County
Leo R. Kindsvatter
Said Co
Dana
Haris
Jane
Berg
William I. Wagner
Ella F. Wagner
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Sugar Creek Township
Leo R. Kindswatter
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Cochran
Grace M. Bertels
Grace Bartels
Helen Bertels Marty
Grace M. Bartels
Big Mac
IGA
Royal Anne
Kraft’s Macaroni Dinners
Wagner
Kline’s
Price
Adams
Patie
Dole
Wishbone
Hershey’s
Winter Garden
Angel Food
Kraft’s
Haviland
China
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