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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1946
Page
5
Salem Mennonite Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Worship at 10 30 a m C E Meeting at 7 30 p m and a pastor led message at 8 30 p m Pastor A S Rosenberger and S S Supt Paul Badertscher are listed.
Pleasant Valley U B Church lists Rev Glenn Spackey as pastor with services at 10 30 a m Sunday school superintendent Mrs Hiram Shammo. U B C E meeting at 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00 p m next Sunday is the pastor's last Saturday before the conference year
Pleasant View Church invites all to Sunday worship as Pastor I J Buchwalter and Superintendent Aldus Nussbaum lead services at 9 30 a m Sunday School and sermon follow. All are welcome.
Martin Mennonite Church Stanford Mumavw led by Pastor Dennis Steiner holds public worship at 10 45 a m. A Young Peoples meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m.
Rev. Marion Berg assistant pastor David Knutts and George Mohler led a preaching service at Sippo Brethren in Christ Church with W. J. Myers Bishop presiding. Sunday worship began at 10 45 a m with Sunday school superintendent S S Supts. in attendance.
Subscriptions and renewals accepted for The Saturday Evening Post and other Curtis publications by an authorized representative of The Gazette at Dalton Ohio.
The 82nd birthday of Frank E. Gibson was celebrated at his home with a dinner. Many gifts, cards, flowers and fruit were received, and friends called to offer congratulations. Guests included the Richards family of Canton the Merle Grabers of Moffitt Heights the Ernest Browns and Mrs Ellen Brown of North Lawrence and Mrs Roxey Farmer and Burton Gibson.
Mrs. John Bair and daughter visit with Mrs. Roxy Farmer. C. E. Studer and family with relatives in Canada. Mrs. Forest Bixler and daughter from Massillon visit Veryl Bach. Miss Nancy Warnock returns from Dayton visit. Alice Johnston of Wooster visits Edd Kurzens. Miss Frances Gibson spends a week in Canton. Robert McCormick and wife from Muncie attend Wm. Weaver’s. Fern Bass and daughter from Chicago visit with Gladys Nye Alice and Dean. Robi Hansen and Nancy from Massillon with Raymond and wife Knaebel and Clara Knaebel of Cleveland at B. F. Garman home. Leonard Tracy and wife with son Donald from Dayton visit R. E. Tracy. Thurman Zook and family from Orrville visit. Miss Mabel Hershey in Bellevue. Chas. Kruschenske and wife visit Cleveland with Floyd Gugg and guests Earl Redfield and wife from Missouri.
Lee Douglas and family spend a week at Vermilion while Elmer Haney and family vacation at Lake O Dell. Mrs P J Marthey is ill at home. Mr and Mrs Charles Arnold visited in Detroit and Cleveland last week. Dr and Mrs L L DeArment attended the DeArmont reunion in Greenville Pennsylvania. Clarence Douglas with wife and two daughters Kay and Brenda attended the Jackson reunion in Marshallville.
Dalton Post VFW to run the Country Store at the Big Dalton Carnival on Wednesday August 28. Donations of produce and other items requested. Collection Friday August 23. Contact William Berg at phone 5102.
East and west bound bus times listed for Dalton route in standard time. Early morning departures are 3 06 am east and 6 45 am west with multiple daily services. last trips operate around 11 40 pm.
W. F. Hécbler resigns from prior duties to devote full time to Cordelia China Co as sales manager after a sales trip through eastern Ohio and West Virginia. He returns ready to lead regional efforts.
A century of change shows average American family size dropping from 5.6 in 1850 to 3.8 in 1940. The trend reflects evolving household structures and social factors across decades.
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