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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
4
Bible School at 9:30 with Carl Dague. lesson on a vision of world peace. Divine worship at 10:30 with sermon Good Tidings of Great Joy. Young People's Hour at 6:30 led by Betty Teeple on The Birth of Our King. Christmas Tree program Thursday 7:30 and White Gift Offering next Sabbath. holiday blessings.
Pastor A R Keiser leads services at Salem Mennonite Church Adrian Amstutz Supt Sunday School 9 30 am 10 30 sermon evening 7 30 Christian Endeavor 8 30 pm. Morning sermon theme The Kingship of Jesus. Community Chorus performs Handel's Messiah in Dalton evening no services at Salem Christmas program on Christmas evening Children's practice Saturday 2 pm Salem Homecoming Good Fellowship Day Wednesday December 27 Unto us a Child is born unto us a son is given.
Presbyterian Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 worship service at 10 45 a m Young People’s Meeting at 7 00 p m E I Ober is superintendent and Carlos G McGrath PhD is pastor.
Martin Mennonite Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m led by Frank Steiner superintendent Sermon at 10 45 a m Young People meet biweekly at 7 30 p m Mid week prayer gathering Friday at 8 p m
Orrville Christian Science Society located at 114 N Main St invites the public to Sunday School at 9 45 A M and Sunday Services at 11 A M highlighting weekly worship and spiritual study in the local church calendar.
The text outlines the Christian Science Lesson Sermon for all churches on Sunday December 24 1933. It cites the Golden Text from Mark and a passage from John affirming belief in Christ and works greater than those of Jesus. It also quotes Mary Baker Eddy from Science and Health on Mind over matter and the nature of God and matter.
Mr and Mrs Wm Gardner announce the marriage of their son Clarence Gardner to Miss Leora Harrold of Wilmot. The ceremony was held Saturday December 16 at Rev A R Young’s home in New Martinsville West Virginia. They will reside in Dalton. The couple were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Daniel D Gerber and daughter Joyce of near Dalton. The bride wore jade green crepe with crystal accessories.
A Collier's Weekly correspondent notes the Canary islands near Teneriffe create the world’s longest shadow. El Titon peak rises 12 200 feet above the Atlantic and at sunrise or sunset the shadow stretches as far as 200 miles.
Mrs. Ira Tullis and Mrs. John Caldwell hosted a Y W class gathering in the Presbyterian church basement. Devotions by Vice President Mrs. Elmerber, poems and readings by Mrs. Glen Guthrie and Verna Weimer, games awards to Mrs. Ray Camp and Mrs. Guthrie, festive decor with poinsettias, and table centerpieces of gifts and red green ribbons.
Ultra Violets experts from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts apply ultraviolet photography to decipher Egyptian inscriptions nearly invisible to the naked eye.
Animals in national parks have grown to record levels since these areas were designated as game sanctuaries. The abundance reflects a shift in habitat protection and park management supporting diverse wildlife populations.
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