Presbyterian Workshop Aims to Boost Church School Use
Miss Ruth Wardlaw of the Board of Christian Education will lead three workshop sessions at the Dalton Presbyterian Church to help teachers utilize church school materials. Morning session at 10 a.m. targets nursery and kindergarten workers, 1:30 p.m. covers primary and junior workers, and 7:30 p.m. serves youth and adults. The pastor Rev L M Marker invites all interested in the Christian Education program. Sunday schedule includes Bible School at 9:30 a.m. with Donovan Hunsberger as superintendent and Worship Service at 10:30 a.m. The Westminster Fellowship meets at 7 p.m.
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Ion
Ruth Wardlaw
Land
Board of Christian Education
The
Presbyterian Church
Dalton
L. M. Marker
Donovan Hunsberger
Poe
Christ
Westminster Fellowship
Missionary Guests At Local Church School Event
Dr. John D. Hayes a China missionary recent guest at the manse shared insights along with Rev and Mrs Byerly former Lebanon missionaries and Miss Lois Wilson on furlough. They spoke to the Primary and Junior departments and showed pictures depicting the field’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Hayes
China
Manse
Byerly
Lebanon
Lois Wilson
Church School
College play to feature Janice Douglas in The Muse Abused
Janice Douglas of Dalton a Wooster College junior in speech will perform in The Muse Abused a musical fantasy at the College of Wooster February 23 24 25 26 Written by Lor etta Conrad and Bill Whiting the 19 member cast includes Frederick the Great Bach Voltaire Goethe and fictional figures Mar Buerite and Ensilage in a historic setting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Douglas
M. W. Douglas
Dalton
College of Wooster
Janice
Loretta Conrad
Bill Whiting
Frederick the Great
Bach
Voltaire
Goethe
Mar- Buerite
Ensilage
Dalton school board notes outline contracts and plans
The Dalton Board of Education renewed Sept. Donald R. Bakers five year contract. Miln Nuchum Construction Co. won a 2500 demolition contract for the old grade school. Kidron PTA plans for a September cafeteria. Baker announced an April 13 A A Conference in Cleveland. Play equipment sits west of the athletic field during construction. Next board meeting is March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Board of Education
Donald R. Baker
Miln Nuchum Construction Co
Kidron Pta
Kidron
Baker
A. A
Cleveland
Friendly Homemakers Club Meeting in Dalton
The Dalton Friendly Neighbors Club will meet Thursday February 17 in the Presbyterian church social room for a noon covered dish dinner. Mrs William Blethyn is program chairman with Attorney David Funk of Wooster speaking at 2 pm on Legal Matters in the Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Friendly Neighbors Club
Presbyterian Church
William Blethyn
David Funk
Wooster
F. O. Marty
Lincoln
Washington
Leonard Rossitter
William Baer
Harold Davis
Raymond Wilson
Jerry Shisler
Max Robart
Rudy Wenger
Elmer Wenger
Pink and Blue Shower for Mrs Ault at Home
Mrs. Robert Ault received a pink and blue themed shower Friday evening with 17 friends present in her living room. Mrs. Wilbur Wilson led games and awards were given. Desserts were served by three hosts, with out of town guests from Massillon Wooster and New Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ault
Wilbur Wilson
Ansarizess
Ault
Fred Lcinson
Max Gardner
Richard Fahrni
Massillon
Wooster
New Philadelphia
Local Notes from Medina and Nearby Towns
Pokeberry and others visited the J E Weaver and J R Martin homes on Thursday. Funeral in Lancaster County for a relative attended by Wenger Zimmerman Ra feld and Steiner families. Quilting events at Jacob Neiswander Kidron and Owen Witmer homes. Chestnut Ridge Relief Sewing at Eberly sisters home February 2. Douglas sale February 5 well attended. Weather brought rain sleet and warmer temperatures causing icy roads. Flu circulating locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Brubaker
Milo Ressler
Medina County
J. E. Weaver
J. R
Cora Martin
Sam Wenger
Aaron Zimmerman
Nora Rafeld
Esther Steiner
Lancaster County
Jacob Neiswander
Kidron
Owen Witmer
Chestnut Ridge
Eberly Sisters
Florida
Postmaster Marvin Oswald Moves Into VFW Post Home
Postmaster Marvin Oswald, his wife and two sons moved into the VFW post home on North Church Street last Wednesday. An euchre party will be held at the VFW Post home on Saturday February 19 1955 at 8 00 p m with eats and prizes and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Oswald
VFW
North Church Street
VFW Post
Ady
Rocket expert outlines first space outpost plan
The Sun day American Weekly reports a Chicago American feature detailing a rocket expert’s plan for humanity’s initial space outpost. The piece highlights timeline, funding, and the role of Chicago in advancing interplanetary research.
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Rocket Expert
Space
American Weekly
Chicago American
Adv
Winter Ordeal, Bake Sale, and Ohio Farmers Union trip
Mrs. Alice Houghton, after surgery at Dunlap hospital Orrville, moves to Hillcrest Nursing home Massillon. Kindergarten mothers' club hosts a bake sale February 19 at 11 a.m. in C. V. Amstutz electric store led by Mrs. Harry Orwick. Coldest day of winter on Saturday with 2 below zero and strong winds. Farmers Union members plan a Washington trip the week of February 20 by chartered bus to meet senators and officials from Agriculture and Interior. Groups from North Dakota and Indiana join. ten weeks of bus tours bring union members to the capital from western states.
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Alice Houghton
Dunlap Hospital
Orrville
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Massillon
C. V. Amstutz Electric
Harry Orwick
Ohio Farmers Union
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department of Interior
N Dakota
Indiana
Methodist Church News Crusade Plans and Activities
Rev. Thomas W. Lorenz, pastor, announces church services and programs. Worship at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. William Michel as guest preacher for a Crusade. Evening studies, junior and senior youth groups, circles, Bible study, prayer, and choir. Lorenz attended Canton District book club and is assigned to preach at Brewster next Sunday for the Bish op s Crusade for New World Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lorenz
Dalton
Eldon Nussbaum
William Michel
Beach City
Crusade
Canton District Book Club
Greentown
Brewster
New World Order
World Day of Prayer Children Service at Dalton Church
A children’s service for the World Day of Prayer will be held Friday afternoon February 25 at 3 o’clock in the Dalton Presbyterian Church. The event is under the auspices of a committee from the Methodist, Salem Mennonite and Presbyterian churches. First through sixth graders will be released from school to attend and the service will end at 3:30 allowing a normal return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Salem Mennonite
Cancer Drive House Calls Planned by Baker Class
Mr. Baker's government class will visit every village home Thursday morning February 17 to solicit for the Cancer drive. If not home, a committee member will call later led by Mrs. Paul Stockham as chair with Mrs. Donald Baker and Mrs. Paul Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stockham
Donald Baker
Paul Schultz
Village of Dalton Dog Control Reminder
Notice to residents that the village enforces leash and containment rules for dogs. Owners allowing pets to run loose will be prosecuted. Signed by Dale Scott, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Annual Financial Report for Sugarcreek Township Dalton Ohio
The document records the annual financial report for Sugarcreek Township for the year ending December 31 1954. It lists population from the 1950 census and presents salary and wage totals, certified by E L Springer Township Clerk and Dorothy Denbrook Village Clerk in Dalton Ohio on dates January 6 1955 and February 1 1955 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Wayne County
Ohio
Dorothy Denbrook
Sugarcreek
E. L. Springer
Sugar Creek Township Seeks Bids for New Building
Trustees of Sugar Creek Township Wayne County Ohio invite sealed bids for construction of a township building on the lot west of County Road 97. Bid bonds of 5 percent required, separate labor and materials bids. Performance bond at least 50 percent. Bids to E L Springer by February 18 1955 at 7 00 PM. Plans at the clerk's office. Trustees may reject any bids. George C Gerber H R Davis Clair Eckard trustees.
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General Executive Services
Legal Service
Eae Wencete
District Board of Health
Neeee
Aes
Bureau of Inspection
Bain
General Township
Sugar Creek Township
Wayne County
Ohio
E. L. Springer
George C. Gerber
H R Davis Clair Eckard
Bank Holiday Tuesday Notice by First National Bank
The First National Bank will be closed on Washington's Birthday Tuesday February 22 1955. W T Tyrrell cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Washington
W. T. Tyrrell
Cleveland Home and Flower Show Honors Modern House
The 12th annual Cleveland Home and Flower Show runs February 26 to March 6 at Cleveland Public Hall. A fully furnished modern home designed by Onnie Mankki is one of two featured houses, with the other the Ohio Home from a design competition won by Donald Richards and Gordon Yager. More than 220000 visitors are anticipated for this major exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Home Builders Association of
Greater Cleveland
Garth Andrew
Bath
Ohio
Henry Pree
Cleveland
Cleveland Public Hall
Onnie Mankki
American Institute of Architects
For Sale Round dining room extension table
For sale a good round dining room extension table. Also hay and straw feed for sale with corn and oats. Contact Fred Fahrney RD 2 Dalton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fahrney
Dalton
Ohio
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Dale Scott
Ohio Forestry Association
Frank J. Lausche
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Southern Hotel
Columbus
Edweses Seneseecener
Pererrerereres
Neral Vds
Glenal
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Legislative—Council
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Olice, Peration & Maint
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Village Fund
Specia
Salis
Eesences Savage Oo
Louisiana
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Nabisco
Swiftning Swift
Margarie
Dolly Madison
East Water Street
Orrville, Ohio
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