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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
1
A reader recalls an office scene where a hot voiced critic of public welfare projects is dismissed for lack of concrete proposals. He contrasts this with a signed citizen letter unread due to anonymity and urges constructive suggestions over constant yanking of strings. The note ends with a playful nod to July 4th celebrations.
Dalton majorettes offer baton lessons for girls ages 7 to 14 starting July 2 at 10 a.m. at the high school. Lessons run weekly each Monday through summer at 50 cents per lesson. Participants will perform at a fall football band show.
The class now in its third week of a five week crash course meets from 9 00 a m to 10 30 am. Miss Santschi Dalto high school commercial instructor expresses strong satisfaction with student progress and enjoyment of the course.
The Rotary Club plans a Country Store at the VFW Street Carnival on July 11 and Rotary members will canvass neighborhoods next Monday at 7 PM to solicit donations.
The Cardinal Girls split a Saturday doubleheader at Dalton Park, losing 3-2 to Harley Davidson Bloomfield in game one and winning 8 7 in game two. Bettis took the loss and Grossnicklaus earned the win, with Honaker catching both games. On Sunday at McKeesport in a four star league twin bill versus the Elizabeth Rangers, the Cards again split, losing game one 10-7 and winning game two 4-0, Bettis and Grassnicklaus recording the losses and wins respectively, with Honaker behind the plate. The Cards host an all Negro outfit Saturday at Dalton starting at 7:00 p.m. The Hornets of Aliquippa, Pa., appear as the opponent. Overall 15-7, league 6-4.
Stitch and Chatter gathered June 19 in the Presby terian Church basement with Lucretia Wilson reading devotions. Members answered roll call with nicknames and demonstrations were given by Barbara Sommers, Ann and Debra Streb, Diane Berg. Rog Hastings spoke on his Peru visit June 20. Next meeting is Wednesday June 27 at 7 15 p.m.
Carl Mason was installed as president of the Dalton Rotary Club Monday night. Paul Syler served as installing officer with Ellis Springer as vice president Clark Howey secretary treasurer Earl Hofacre sergeant at arms and Glenn Berg on the board of directors. Mason, a four year member from Bedford County Pennsylvania, is married with three children and active in community affairs. Harold Douglas reviewed the club’s year and Dr and Mrs Bopp were honored as they prepare to move to Florida. Guests included Wayne Hummel Rudy Malone Canton Victor Baker John Adams Walter Green Massillon and installing officer Paul Syler Canton.
Mrs Katherine Syler taught as a resource craft instructor at Temple Hills Camp near Bellville run by the United Church of Christ under Rev Milton Jones of Shaker Heights. Visitors include Mrs Hazel Goudy and granddaughters Cherry and Robin, and Mrs Cloyd Smedley. Others hosted at various homes include Mrs Carlyn Lehman and daughter and Mrs Roy Leake of Manhattan Beach, California. Lester Monbatten recuperates in Barberton Hospital after leg surgery. Jacob Horst, former Dalton resident now in Sarasota, Fla, visits relatives for a month. Miss Lynn Hunter begins as secretary at Western Reserve Casualty Insurance. Wooster’s Russell Gregory sails for five weeks in Europe. Mrs Martha Rhoades and daughter Martha of Rockford visit the D J Moser home. Robert Giesler now with Tusco Grocery Co in Uhrichsville. Rev and Mrs Glenn Lauder attend Canton reception for Dr Arch M Neale on his 82nd birthday. Visitors include Rev Paul Beighley of Winchester and Miss Donna Garverick of Xenia. Ira B Wertz Sr returns home from Massillon City Hospital and is improving. Ellis L Springer suffered a heart attack last Wednesday en route to Massillon. he was taken to Dunlap Memorial and is improving.
Pvt William Sword, husband of Jackulin of 241 Schultz St Dalton, completed advanced individual training as a cannoneer with the 1st Armored Division at Ft Hood Texas. He entered service last December and finished basic training at Ft Knox Kentucky after Dalton High School.
The Dalton United Presbyterian Church will hold two services in July and August. Rev E B Welsh of Wooster leads July 1 due to Rev Klee and wife being on vacation. July 8 features Rev Lauder and July 15 Rev Klee returns. Holy Communion observed at both services on July 22. Organist Mrs Carl Goudy, soloist Mrs Marjorie Hackett, Bonnie Goudy plays 8:30 service. Sunday School runs 9:30 to 10:30 for all ages.
Bill Karcngi joined the Coast Guard and left at 4 30 Tuesday morning for Cleveland then boarded a plane to Cape May New Jersey for basic training.
Worship at 8 30 and 10 40 with Communion offered in both. Church School at 9 30. Sermon Do You Wonder Children sermon Christ the Redeemer. Activities include softball Monday and Saturday at Agathon Field 645 PM Church Council Tuesday 8 PM Ladies Guild Thursday 8 PM.
Mrs Lester Hare and Shirley spent the weekend in Washington D C with Mr and Mrs D E Smith and family. They returned home Monday evening accompanied by Debbie and Doug Smith who will visit Mrs Douglas for several weeks.
Frank Nice former pastor returns as pastor to Chestnut Ridge Mennonite Church on Sunday June 24. He left four years ago to pursue further training and graduated June 4 from Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg Va. Interim pastor C L Swartzentruber led during the absence and will continue work as representative for Central Christian High School and superintendent of the Kidron Christian High School which completed its first year.
Roma Club plans two fundraisers to raise money for a trip to the National JCL Convention in Montana. A car wash at the school parking lot and a bake sale at Edgerton Drug will start Saturday June 30 at 10 00 a m.
Sugarcreek Grange met at the VFW Hall on June 19 with Master Don Hauenstein in charge. The charter was draped for Mrs Carl Hauenstein. A call for cafeteria workers TB tested. Mr and Mrs D E Arnold honored with poems readings and accordion music. A large potted plant was presented to the couple. Refreshments included roses pine boughs a wedding cake punch and mints nuts and sandwiches.
At Hi Way Chapel East Greenville a Sunday evening service on July 1 features Irvin Sommers of Louisville showing pictures and recounting his two months of Mennonite Disaster Service relief reconstruction after the recent hurricane flood disaster in British Honduras. Service starts at 7 30.
The Hasseman reunion is scheduled for July 8 at 1.00 PM at Dalton Park. Paul Hasseman serves as president and Mrs Paul Hasseman is secretary.
The Dalton plant progresses ahead of schedule with engineers satisfied by current pace. Foreman cites difficulty salvaging the spiragester from the prior contractor due to poor material and shape. Resident inspector Bill Wertz has issued an A-1 report on the work.
The speaker criticizes U S capitalistic policy abroad and warns against further aid to build enemy military power. He urges decisive action to strengthen the sagging economy, rejects isolationism, and calls for unity to avert another world war amid Hungary's revolt.
The Dalton Equestriens met at Teddy Renner's home with demonstrations on bridling mounting and saddleing by Renner and Gerald Archer. Members decided to buy 4 H shirts and plan a trail ride on July 8. The next meeting is at Margaret Lustig's home on July 9 with demonstrations by Margaret Jim Beth Lustig and Todd Hobart.
Mrs Jesse Ickess of Dalton RD 21s plans several weeks in Europe. Mrs Carl Mason and children visit Bedford Pennsylvania for weeks. Mr and Mrs Floyd Douglas tour southeast Ohio. Mr and Mrs Carl Shisler spent a week in Wisconsin. Fifty-three attend the Schmidt Sisters Reunion at Dalton Park with Mrs Ed Hawkins of Ravenna as president and Mrs Miram Hass of Beach City as secretary. Others from Akron Tallmadge Dundee Winesburg North Canton and Dalton attended.
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