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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1948
Page
4
Reverend L. E. Flauhaus leads Dalton Methodist Church with Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m Holy Communion observed Youth Fellowship at 7 00 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at o clock.
Dalton Federated Church with Allen Rudy and Ray McAfee as Supts. Clair Tschantz and John C. Kirk as Assistant Supts. Preaching at 10 30 a m with Communion by Dr Wishart of Wooster. Annual New Year s dinner to follow the service.
Wilbur Gerber S S Superintendent and Rev Irvin E Richert pastor announce Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship service at 10 30 a m in Salem Mennonite Church with Supt and pastor leading service
Public worship at 10 45 a m Stanford Mumaw pastor Milton Falk superintendent Young Peoples meeting at 7 30 p m Stanford church notice lists times and leaders for the day
I. J. Buchwalter and Pastor Clarence D. Hooley lead the Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. The worship service follows at 10:30 a.m. Supt. S. S. Supt. is listed for the morning program.
Pastor George E. Harvey is listed to preach at 10 30 in the morning. Church services are scheduled with the pastor delivering the sermon to worshippers.
At the annual business meeting of Salem Mennonite Church the following officers were elected for 1949 Pastor Rev Irvin E Richert trustees Menno Zuercher A B Sommer and Lester Diller deacons Ivan Badertscher Wilbur Gerber secretary C G Sprunger church treas Noah Nussbaum mission treas L E Amstutz cemetery com A J Amstutz Ivan Gerber Glenn Moser chorister C G Sprunger and assistants Victor Gerber Paul Badertscher organist Mrs S C Sprunger assistants Claren Sommer and Mrs A J Amstutz reception com H B Gregory Bruce Weaver A J Amstutz Roy Kirchhofer flower com Mrs H B Gregory Mrs A W Badertscher Mrs Ivan Nussbaum ushers Herb Nussbaum Clinton Gerber Vernon Lehman Byron Gerber Adam Amstutz Harry Gregory correspondent Mrs Ivan Badertscher.
The Christian Science churches announce the Lesson Sermon for Sunday January 2 1949 with the Golden Text from II Samuel 22 31 32 and citations from Jeremiah 32 19 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The lesson centers on God as the perfect guide and the universe reflecting divine Mind in spiritual law.
A new patent covers a vanity case featuring an electric light bulb behind the mirror and a refrigerated apple vending machine integrated into the design. The device combines cosmetic storage with a self contained produce dispenser for on the go use.
The Christian Science Monitor essay urges a Christmas centered on brotherly love and inner joy. It cites Jesus's teaching and Eddy's view that true Christmas rests on spiritual truth, divine love, and practical kindness toward others, uplifting humankind.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Wenger of Orrville RD 2 welcome a son at Beeson Hospital Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Melvin Zook of Dalton greet a daughter at Beeson Hospital Thursday.
A juvenile European eel migrates roughly 2000 miles from its breeding grounds near the West Indies toward Europe over about two and a half years. The journey spans vast ocean areas as the larvae grow into juveniles, adapting to changing currents and habitats.
South Dakota station cites gains from adopting research results across crops and livestock. Oats yield up with newer varieties, $16,770,000 saved. Improved feeding for cattle sheep and swine saved $20,200,000 and soft corn use. Poultry breeding feeding and management added $1,562,000. Total impact $38,532,000.
The mace stands as the sole visible symbol of U S government authority adopted by the House of Representatives on April 14 1789 while the Senate has no mace. The emblem traces to the British Parliament and the fasces of Republican Rome, representing rods and an ax once used for punishment and execution.
Four Ohio Bell workers received Theodore N. Vail medals and commendations for meritorious acts during routine duties. Paul Vanta and Lawrence Potopas earned bronze medals for warning of an armed robbery and aiding police with accurate vehicle details. Edward L. Semonin received a commendation for life saving first aid, and Rose Marie Stirlen earned praise for summoning aid during a cerebrovascular emergency.
A Detroit man reunited with two of his seven sisters after a decade of scanning U S telephone directories. After his father's funeral in Can dor N Y twelve years ago he joined the Merchant Marine and was away two years. Returning he could not locate forwarding addresses, but he kept searching directories in Buffalo and Chicago where he found two sisters.
A Columbus taxi driver reported a stolen cab via his mobile phone leading other drivers to pursue. Twenty fellow cabbies joined the chase after he warned a suspected thief, ultimately forcing the suspect to surrender as police arrived and halted the pursuit.
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