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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
4
Rev W Spence pastor at Dalton Federated Church with Sunday School at 930 a m led by Allen Rudy and Ray McAfee supts contact phone 5091 for church activities and schedule.
Salem Mennonite Church schedules worship at 10 30 a m with evening meeting at 7 30 p m Pastor A S Rosenberger delivers the message at 8 30 p m S S superintendent Paul Badertscher to oversee Sunday school duties
Reverend Glenn Spackey pastors Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church. Mrs Hiram Shammo leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m. Union Bible meeting at 7 30 p m preaching at 8 15 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 90 p m.
Pleasant View Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m and public worship with a sermon by Rev I J Buchwalter at 7 30 p m Emerson Ho stetler leads the Yemeeting all are welcome.
Public worship at 10.45 a m. Young Peoples meeting at 7.30 p m. Stanford Mumawster Dennis Steiner, Supt.
The Sippo Brethren in Christ Church lists W J Myers as bishop Rev Marion Berg as assistant pastor David Knutts and George Mohler as S S superintendents. Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m and preaching service at 10 45 a m.
The 92nd Ohio State Fair in Columbus August 24 to 30 will feature the largest farm machinery display in its history. Fair manager B P. Sandles notes unprecedented demand for space and promises visitors will see the latest developments from leading machinery manufacturers.
The All-Ohio High School Band will appear at the 1946 Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 24 to 30. The group, drawn from high school bands across Ohio, will give daily concerts under Prof Louis F Pete, director of music at Ashland High School.
Visitors driving to the Ohio State Fair will find ample free parking. The fair maintains 100 acres of space immediately north and outside the grounds, with state patrol in charge. A trailer camp is provided on the fair grounds for exhibitors concessionaires and visitors staying through the week.
The account notes that Chinese papermakers captured at Samarkand in 751 AD taught Papermaking to Saracens, revealing the craft and its early transmission.
Segregating newly acquired animals for three weeks or more before joining the herd is a fundamental precaution against disease. Animals from other farms have caused heavy losses when owners fail to segregate before integrating them with the herd.
Sonnenberg Sonnenberg county young people plan a social at the Salem Church on Friday August 9. Guests include Roy Unible from Goshen College, local families, and visitors from Bluffton, Pandora, Columbus, and Bath. The 60th Salem Church anniversary events featured sermons, music, and talks by former ministers.
The notice explains the phrase used by anglers and applies it to people who chase get rich quick schemes. It urges buying United States Savings Bonds as a steady safe investment over ten years, suggesting regular purchases from dollars not needed for living costs. Treasury Department.
After retiring politician David Bennett Hill refused to attend conventions, saying politicians are like sausages. He explained he prefers not to see them made, joking that people like them better if they aren’t seen being produced.
The tale of a Grand Canyon mountaineer named Old Seth sparks playful doubt. A young East visitor challenges his boast that he dug the canyon and moved the dirt by wheelbarrow. The exchange ends with a quip about where the dirt went.
Governor Frank Lausche welcomes attendees to the 92nd Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 24 to 30. He calls the event a showcase of Ohio life agriculture and farm products, and expresses optimism it will surpass prior fairs in attendance and scope.
A studious visitor asks about local diet and a seasoned fisherman replies that residents mainly eat fish and mussels. The woman quips that fish should be brain food, prompting the fisherman to joke about how they would look if they didn’t eat fish.
A pithy column contrasts owls and eagles to highlight differing abilities by day and night, using avian imagery to discuss ambition and performance.
WLW's Midwestern Hayride will headline the Ohio State Fair opening night in Columbus Coliseum. The Buccaneers join the program, offering instrumental harmony and songs for August 24.
A woman recalling she left her gloves at a restaurant hurries back to find them. She searches the table and even looks under a cloth. A waiter then informs her that the gentleman is by the door.
A restaurant scene features a man asking why poor men often leave larger tips than rich men. The waiter offers a wry reply suggesting that fear of revealing wealth or poverty drives tipping behavior.
In a London music shop a GI asks for an E string for his violin. The shop girl shows all strings and jokes that the device cannot tell Es from Es, prompting a lighthearted moment as she lets him choose.
A brief exchange shows a wife noting small eggs bought in a store and a friend replying farmers hurry to sell eggs by removing them from the nest too soon.
A humorous verse notes how after years of marriage the speaker's affectionate pet names fade to being simply bread and butter. The speaker reflects on changing intimate phrases within a long relationship.
A playful exchange between city and farm girls about a cow’s coat. The City Girl mistakes the Jersey cow’s coat for skin, revealing light humor about dairy breeds.
A concise adage notes that arguing with a fool risks mirroring their folly and wasting effort. The phrase urges restraint to avoid lowering one’s own reasoning to their level.
A famed circus and outdoor acts from Europe and America perform August 24 to 30 at the Grandstand Columbus Ohio State Fair. The show features Za zatto Troupe Flying Valentinos Eric Philmore Sun's Elephants Zeppe Family Ray Troupe Bozo Harrell and many more with over 100 animals across three rings and two stages.
India hosts over 220 distinct languages spoken across its regions according to a civic language survey. A traditional home remedy suggests cleaning cutlery by making a paste of ordinary writing ink and lemon juice, applied briefly to polish after a few minutes.
A new six row smooth ee barley named Mars has been developed by the Minnesota experiment station. It outyields Wisconsin and tests run three to four pounds per bushel heavier. Availability is limited in 1946.
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