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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
3
Mrs Ralph Masters hosted the Happy Klan Club gathering last Wednesday. Mrs Myron Venables won the door prize. A hamburger social is set for July 12 at Eugene Hiner's East Greenville home. The next regular meeting is July 23 at Mrs Emerson Shanklin's home.
This coming Sunday summer Holy Communion will be observed at Dalton Presbyterian Church. The adult choir will furnish special music for the morning worship service which begins at 10 30 am. Rev ISM Marker will bring a communion meditation. Bethany Class of the Sunday School will meet this Thursday, June 26, 8 pm at the home of Mrs. Clara Moser.
The fifth meeting of the Dalton Stitch and Chatter 4 H Club was called to order by president Glenda Kurzen. The 4 H pledge and motion were led by Eileen Snyder. Joan Crofut led group singing. Twenty eight members answered roll call by stating a rule for better health. A report on the Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Club was given by Bonnie Goudy. Demonstrations were presented by Selly Renner Rosemary Salb and Vicky Guleff Assistant reporter Vicky Guleff.
Dalton Boy Scout Troop 22 elected two junior assistant scoutmasters at the Friday night meeting. David Deterich and Rick Hostetler were chosen. Deterich heads to a three week Philmont Ranch session in New Mexico. Ronnie McCullough becomes secretary treasurer.
Ohio Civil War history highlighted by Camp Dennison established 1861 near Cincinnati. The Waldschmidt house built in 1804 served as General Bates headquarters and is now preserved by the Ohio Society DAR. Visitors tour U S Route 50 bypass area recalling barracks parade grounds and rail sidings.
Mrs Mary Louise Smucker, 45, wife of Frederick Smucker of 220 North Ell Street, Orrville, died Saturday after a twelve day illness at University Hospital in Columbus. Born in Chillicothe, Ohio, she lived most of her life in Orrville and co founded Smucker Office Supply. Survived by her husband, son John, daughter Rebecca, mother Mrs Oral Clapper, and step father Oral Clapper. Funeral at Orrville Church of Christ officiated by Rev Stewart Rodgers. burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Frey and Greser Funeral Home in charge.
Margaret Ann Moser of Dalton receives a Miami University faculty scholarship covering a $150 first year registration fee. A 1958 Dalton graduate, she is the daughter of Mrs Frieda Moser of 103 South Mill Street.
Pokeberry Mrs J H Smucker had surgery at Wooster Community Hospital last week. A baby girl named Sarah was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Willis Eberly. Elda Horst wed Warren Lautzenheiser at County Line Mennonite Church Saturday. Elmer Witmer and family from Mahoning County visited Sunday. John Martin family and Emery Martin family visited Mahoning County on Sunday. Ordination is planned June 30 at Maple Hill Mennonite Church in Medina County. Death of Raymond Burkholder of Smithville announced. funeral services held Tuesday afternoon.
An open house from 2 to 6 p m this Sunday at the Garden Center in Canton will mark the Huntsberger couple’s 65th wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Huntsberger have long roots in Canton and Massillon work history. They now reside in Sarasota Florida with two Canton daughters Clyde E Holder and Donald E Riefer, seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
During the past term several boxes of lost clothing have accumulated at the Dalton grade school building. Owners may claim their lost articles by contacting one of the custodians. Unclaimed clothing will be given to the Salvation Army after Friday, June 27.
Dalton Methodist Dalton Presbyterian Pleasant Valley U B Burton City Methodist Pleasant View Mennonite West Lebanon Methodist Orville Nazarene North Lawrence EUB and related leaders names and service times listed for Sunday morning Sunday school worship and evening or midweek services across several churches in the area. The schedule includes pastors supt and directors and times such as 9 30 a m 10 30 a m 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with junior church youth and adult groups noted.
After eight months with his sister Mrs Wait ham Long and family in Ft Lauderdale Ed Kurzen returns to Dalton for the summer months He makes his home with his sister Mrs Mary Ober He is accompanied here by Mrs Long and sister-in-law Mrs Bernard Weisel who after two weeks visits here and in Cleveland left Thursday for Ft Lauderdale
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