Service station owners seek relief at Board of Public Affairs
At Monday’s Board of Public Affairs meeting service station owners and others pressed for sewer rate relief. The $18.50 monthly charge was called high, with meters to be read and a new rate set within a month or two. A resident asked about crossing Route 30 to the main trunk and about private property connections, answered in the affirmative. The Health Department states if the main line is within 250 feet the owner must hook on at their expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Affairs
State Health Department
Coming Events for March Highlights Local Meetings and Games
The March schedule lists Garden club on Thursday the 7th and Rotary and Council meetings on Monday the 11th. Dalton hosts East Canton on Saturday the 9th at 8 p.m. March 12 features WSCS and VFW, March 14 includes Ladies Auxiliary to VFW and a School Board meeting, plus a special Grange ritualistic contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Dalton
East Canton
Rotary Meeting
Grange
WSCS
Methodist Church
VFW
Ladies
Rites held Wednesday for Carl W. Lawrence
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Carl W. Lawrence 67 who died Saturday evening at Crile Veterans hospital after a period as patient since February 21. Born in Dalton he lived there most his life except years in California. He was a painter and World War I veteran. Survived by wife Ruth daughter Elsie Louis Burroughs of Torrance California son Glen W. of Dalton and five grandchildren. Burial in Dalton cemetery.
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Carl W. Lawrence
Crile Veterans Hospital
Dalton
California
United Presbyterian Church
Co. G
141St Infantry
Masonic Lodge
Orrville
Ruth
Elsie Louis Burroughs
Torrance
Calif
Glen W
Paul Price
Glenn M. Lauder
Dalton Cemetery
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observance for Mr and Mrs Marty
To observe Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Marty Dalton a party Sunday March 10 from 2 30 to 5 00 p m. Pearl Findley and Frances Marty of Millersburg married March 12 1913 at home by Rev G G Burns. Marty a lifelong miller retired 1948 has two daughters Helen Douglas and Ethel Woodruff and son Ross Marty all of Dalton. Four grandsons and four granddaughters. Gifts requested to be omitted.
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Francis Marty
Dalton
Pearl Findley
Frances Marty
Millersburg
G. G. Burns
Millersburg Presbyterian Church
Marty
Carrollton Farmers Exchange
Marty’s
Troy
Helen) Douglas
Thomas
Ethel) Woodruff
Ross Marty
Midwest Travel Trailer Show Highlights Fort Wayne Visit
Russell Amstutz attended the second annual Midwest Travel Trailer and Camper show at Allen County Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne Indiana. Family notes include a grandmother’s 80th birthday with 30 relatives present and visits by Dalton Nussbaum and siblings from Bluffton College. The Heart Fund saw Dalton’s generous rise in contributions and several local circles held meetings with devotions talks and Korea themed pictures.
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Russell Amstutz
Allen County Memorial Colseum
Fort Wayne
Ind
James
Dave Syler
Ohio State University
Heidelberg College
Laura Syler
Sugar Creek
Ohio
Paul
Noah Nussbaum
Clyde Kurtz
Smithville
Harry Gregory
Dalton
Bluffton
Karen Nussbaum
Nancy Kurtz
Russell Gregory
Bluffton College
Heart Fund
Baker-Howey
Treva Vanders
Doris Kirk
Marion Howey
Ruth Rossiter
East
Presbyterian Life
Dean Sullivan
Shisler-Wenger
Evelyn Moser
Eleanor Robart
Korea
Dague-Martin Circle
Carl
Drew
Helen Boyd
Fay Martin
Doris Rudy
Ruth Thompson
Women's Army
Miss Thompson
Lydia Baker
Local man attends window workshop at Andersen Corp
Russell Dague of Adams Lumber Co. attended a two day Window Workshop at Andersen Corporation in Bay Port Minnesota. The program included a plant tour of the world’s largest window unit factory and sessions on how windows affect livability of homes. Dague said the school equips him to advise customers on proper planning and selection of window units. Services week March 10 schedule: Rev. Lovell pastor. Sunday School 9 30 Morning service 10 30 sermon Your Contributions Plus Christ Evening service 7 30 sermon The Problem Of Christians Midweek service Thursday 7 30 prayer and Bible study.
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Russell Dague
Adams Lumber Co
Andersen Corporation
Andersen
Bayport
Minnesota
O. D. Lovell
Christ
Red Cross drive set for March 17 to 25
The annual Red Cross drive will begin March 17 and run until March 25, per the Auxiliary to the DVFD chair. William Karcagi has a new address at 1347-1507 S A U S C G Life Boat Station, Box 780, Fort Pierce, Florida. Personal note: Marjorie Hasseman, hospital dietitian intern at Indianapolis University Hospital, spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DVFD
William Karcagi
Friendly Neighbors Homemakers elect officers
The group elected officers including Mrs Glenn Lauder president and Mrs Clyde Wenger vice president. Twenty members attended a covered dish dinner at the Methodist Church with devotions by Mrs Kathryn Blethyn. The next meeting is March 21 at the VFW hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Club
Glenn Lauder
Clyde Wenger
Carl Brown
C. V. Clark
Elmer Wenger
Jerry Shisler
Methodist Church
Kathryn Blethyn
Cletus Gerber
VFW
Lutheran Church Sermon and Weekly Schedule
Reverend Robert Hilty selects Called to be In volved as Sunday sermon topic and You Are A Part of It for children. Services begin 10 40 with Church School at 9 15 led by David Levers. Activities include a 1 30 Sunday worship at St Luke s Home for the Aged Canton with pastor choir and volunteers. Basketball at Franklin school Monday 6 45. Lutheran Church women meet Tuesday 7 30 at Mrs Werner Viertel 12449 Wooster St NW. Senior choir Thursday 7 00 at Willam Zimmer residence. Catechism classes canceled Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hilty
David Levers
St. Luke’s Home
Canton
Franklin School
Lutheran Church
Werner Viertel
Wooster St
Willam Zimmer
Dalton Bulldogs to meet East Canton in sectional final
The Dalton Bulldogs defeated Jeromesville Bluejays 70 to 40 on Saturday night and earned a place in the sectional final against East Canton. The game will be played at 8:00 p.m. in the Grant Street gym in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeromesville
Bluejays
East Canton
Dalton Bulldogs
Grant Street
Wooster
Methodist Church Activities and High School Basketball Notes
The church outlines Sunday activities including morning service at 10 45 with acolytes Larry and Gary Indorf lighting candles and 9 30 Sunday School led by James Weisgarber. Youth Fellowship meets 7 30 with leaders Indorf Moser and Yeaman. recreation directed by Steve Speck and refreshments handled by Louise Speck and Marianne McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Price
Larry
Gary Indorf
James Weisgarber
Methodist Youth Fellowshp
Junior Indorf
Mike Moser
Kenny Yeaman
Steve Speck
Dalton Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary Plans March Canvass
The Dalton auxiliary outlines door to door Red Cross canvass during the week of the 17th ending March 25. They sponsor a St Patrick's Day bake sale on March 16 at Dalton Radio starting 1:00 PM and a street fair stand matching last year. A pancake supper is set for April 27 in the Methodist Church social rooms. They recently served coffee and hot sandwiches to the Massillon Edward Burhenn fire crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Smith
Dalton Volunteer Fire Department
Red Cross
Dalton Radio
Charles Powley
Methodist Church
Edward Burhenn
Massillon
Bluffton Freshman Carol Moser Named to Dean's List
Bluffton college freshman Carol Moser appeared on the Dean's List for the first semester 1962 63. The list honors students carrying at least 12 hours with no grades below B and an A in at least one third of hours. Nancy is an elementary education major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Moser
Bluffton College
Nancy
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Jennie Daniels
Carl Lawrence
MR. and
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Bulldogs
Nussbaum
Renner
Gardner
Betson
Traia
Duane
Miller
Pleasant Valley
U. B
Methodist
Women’s Society of Christian Service
McCullough
Gonter
Ron McCullough
Pack
Moser
Bolender
Bach
Gerber
Mapleton
Leroy Schlabach
Myrtle Wilson
Pearl Dague
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