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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
4
Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. with Dale Steiner as superintendent. Worship follows at 10:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship meets at 7:00 p.m. Choir practice is Thursday at 8 p.m. Pastor is Rev. L. E. Flauhaus.
Dalton Presbyterian Church lists Rev L Merrel Marker pastor and SS sup ts E L Springer and D R McAfee assisted by Clair Tschantz and John C Kirk. Church service scheduled for 10 30 a m.
Sunday schedule lists 9:30 a.m. Sunday School led by Vernon Gerber and 10:30 a.m. Worship with Rev. Irvin E. Richert as pastor.
The Pleasant View Mennonite Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by pastor Alva J Wengerd and worship at 10 30 a m Sunday offerings and cottage prayer meetings are held Wednesday evenings under supervision of Clarence D Hooley and S S Supt
The Martin Mennonite Church in Stanford holds worship at 7 30 p.m led by Pastor Stanford Mumaw with Richard Steiner as superintendent and George Nussbaum as assistant. A Young Peoples meeting starts at 7 30 p.m with leaders. A prayer meeting occurs each Wednesday at 8 o'clock at the church.
Pleasant Valley U B Church announces a prayer meeting led by Pastor Charles Herman and Superintendent Dean Nussbaum on Wednesday evening at 7 30.
The Christian Science Lesson-Sermon for Sunday June 4, 1950 centers on God as the sole creator. Golden Text from Jeremiah 10 16 proclaims the Lord of hosts as his name. Citations include Psalms 100 3 and Science and Health page 69, affirming mortals cannot understand God’s creation while believing man creates.
The Canadian steamer Pelee marks its 11th annual season with daily trips from Sandusky Ohio to Pelee Island Ontario and to Kingsville and Leamington Ontario from June 10 to September 16. Schedules vary by port with departures 8 30 am EST from Sandusky and return sailings. Advance autos and passengers require reservations. The trip notes a 10 percent premium due to the exchange rate and Canada savings.
Greyhound bus timetable for Dalton effective April 30 1950 lists East Bound and West Bound departures with times such as 7:44 am and 6:39 am for fast service. The schedule shows daily departures from the Greyhound Terminal near Scott Drug with contact lines for Dalton.
Mrs Nina Lipp visits East Palestine at the Stahl Jameson home. Mr and Mrs Walter Feiber of Wooster visit the Win Smiths. Capt and Mrs Ray W Arnold of Chicago stay with Dennis Arnold. Mr and Mrs David Wright and Cheryl spend a week at Warsaw New York. Miss Kathryn Seager and seven F H A girls tour Columbus. Harold Tschantz and wife move to Denbrook apartment. Butler family to Wooster. Chas Clark and wife Canton and Chas Finley and wife Massillon guests of Chas Kruschenske. Reuben Steiner family attend baptism at St Michael Lutheran Marshallville.
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urges emergency pasture to sustain dairy milk production as drought dries pastures. Sudan grass seeded a few acres after corn planting, about 25 pounds per acre, provides high yielding forage in July and August. Fertilizer with nitrogen, phosphate, and potash boosts growth. seed bed should be firm and not too deep.
Leroy A. Wilson of AT T and Bell Labs emphasize that service precedes technology in telephony. He cites voice boosting, long distance switching, radiotelephony, and dial service as key Bell System advances aimed at better, more economical communication for Americans.
The San Rafael mill in Mexico stands at over 8000 feet, claimed as the highest paper mill worldwide. England's National Health Service faces costs exceeding one billion pounds annually, more than double prior estimates.
Dr. M. A. Manson of AT T urges that excess weight stems from overeating not heredity. He notes higher risks of diabetes gall bladder disease and arthritis for overweight individuals and explains fat tissue growth increases blood vessel demand and heart load while gland issues are rarely the cause.
The knife thrower stood with knives flying near his wife’s head while she fell and her mother substituted. Known enmity with the mother-in-law raises tension as the first knife thuds against the wall and a crew member cries with relief that she wasn't hit.
Native villagers in New Guinea view U S Army doctors as miracle workers capable of any feat. A village chief with a sever toothache is told a molar must be pulled, and he replies that once the pain stops he wants the tooth put back in.
A patient describes an ill defined pain and confusion about its location duration and frequency. The doctor prescribes an unnamed medication with unclear dosing and duration leaving the patient uncertain about timing and recovery.
An aging beau visits friends for New Year, lurching through the drawing room as they view him with cold disapproval. He gathers himself and proclaims with dignity that the problem is not himself but the blank blank yacht.
A neighbor of author H G Wells laments her son’s grades while Wells consoles her. She calls him an alert and intelligent boy, and Wells quips that he will do better as soon as he overtakes them.
A magistrate accuses a man of voting eight times and the prisoner quips that he expected to be paid for it. The exchange highlights a claim of repeated voting and a puzzled response from the detainee.
A humorous snippet shows a pupil’s dictionary mistakes with definitions like a gladiator as an iron thing that emits heat and cereals as long running films. The playful misreadings reflect language learning stages and misapplied categories.
An eastern firm learned its salesman was found dead in Frisco and wired a chilling command to send samples back by freight and search the body for orders. The note reflects harsh tactics used in hard times.
A friend urges Mac to seek a doctor instead of an undertaker, but Mac insists he cannot afford middlemen and presses on with his plan. The dialogue highlights a humorous take on urgency and resource limits in a crisis.
A cheeky remark traces a man who pursued health to wealth, then squandered assets chasing recovery. The tale highlights the irony of prioritizing health over fortune and the cost of chasing riches through illness.
The article notes 70 million global telephones in 1949 with over 40 million in the United States. It cites 53 billion calls in 1949, 2 million Bell phones added that year, and payroll thrift totaling 250 million dollars. It also reports taxes rising to about 100 million dollars and a nationwide workforce near 600,000.
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