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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
4
Dalton Methodist Church outlines Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Rev A F Uphoff as pastor. Young People service on Aug 20 at 10 30 a m. Regular morning service on Aug 27. No preaching service on Sept 3.
The entry lists Rev. E W Spence as pastor at Dalton Federated Church with contact number 5091 and notes a Presbyterian church service on August 20 with Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Allen W Rudy superintendent.
Salem Mennonite Church invites with Pastor A. S. Rosenberger and Wilbur Gerber. Sept. Eastern War Time schedule: Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. theme The Status of Our Conference Work. C E meetings 7:30 p.m. Message by Pastor 8:30 p.m.
Pastor I J Buchwalter leads Sunday school at 9 36 am with Paul Ressler as superintendent. Public worship at 10 30 am includes a sermon and 7 30 pm youth program topic The Sower and the Seed led by Elmer Hooley. All are welcome.
Pastor Glenn Spackey leads services at Pleasant Valley U B Church with Sunday school superintendent Mrs Hiram Shammo. Discussion on Love Courtship and Marriage followed by preaching at 7:45 p m prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 7745.
Orrville Christian Science Society at 114 N Main St invites readers to Sunday services at 11 AM with the Lesson Sermon themed Mind. The Golden Text cites II Corinthians 3 5 and passages from Revelations 21 and Science and Health as readings.
Local notes recount residents and relatives visiting, homecomings, and promotions. Ruth Amstutz earns Captain rank in Nurse Corps overseas service. Amstutz brothers Ward and Amos advance in Yeoman and Navy ranks. Visitors from Berne, Massillon, and Orrville gathered for birthdays, anniversaries, and church events. A pink and blue shower honors Mrs Earl Carlson. Salem church socials foster fellowship.
Scott's Store advertises V Mail Skrip photographs and fountain pen accessories as the best choice for pen enthusiasts. The bold copy promotes selection and quality for writing instruments.
Farmer Ray Sours announces a public sale at the J. W. Seurs farm one mile southwest of Manchester on the Manchester Clinton road. The sale, Saturday August 19 1944 at 1 PM, features 2 horses 29 cattle including Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys with calves 1 Shorthorn bull and 1 Guernsey bull plus farming implements and equipment cash terms. John Brenner & Son are the auctioneers with K W Bender as clerk.
Leonard Bixler died at Becks Mill near Millersburg aged 30 after illness last Sunday. He leaves wife Ernesting Lehman, three children, his parents, siblings, and in laws. funeral services were held at Kidron Mennonite church and Berne First Mennonite church. The Dalton Community Club met in United Presbyterian church basement with 23 attendees. Sheriff Mills spoke, Ira Adams to lead September program, and free movies sponsored by local business men were well received.
The Ohio Bell Telephone Company reports 1943 accidents cost 3,725 days of work, with off duty incidents causing 2,079 days for women and 401 days for men. Falls topped the list, with 61 women and 13 men off work, totaling 2,696 days.
Iced Café Au Lait blends hot coffee with milk served over ice for a cooling drink. Use double or triple strength coffee and scalded milk, fill glasses with ice, then top with coffee for five servings.
Technical Sergeant Norman J. White of St Albans New York designed and built a major telephone exchange at a large United States general depot in England. White, a longtime switchboard supervisor for Western Electric, oversees installation, maintenance and liaison with the British General Post Office and the US Army. The exchange handles over 7000 daily communications and is staffed by 21 civilian operators in four shifts serving 189 points, with two teletype machines enabling confidential communications.
U S army bases worldwide rely on geologists from the Geological Survey to locate potable water, assisting landing forces with essential supply points and operational planning.
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