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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
4
Reverend E W Spence leads Dalton Federated Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Supts Ray McAfee and Allen Rudy. Children’s Day program during worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon by the pastor. Jr C E meets at 6 p m and Senior C E at 7 p m
Salem Mennonite Church announces worship at 10 30 a m with Pastor A S Rosenberger delivering a conference report. C E meetings are at 7 30 p m followed by a pastor message at 8 30 p m.
Pleasant View Church led by Pastor I. J. Buchwalter invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 with Lesson The Ministry of Jesus. Public worship at 10 80 includes a sermon. YPM program at 7 30 by Mr and Mrs Paul Gable of Wooster. All are welcome.
Pleasant Valley U B Church lists Rev Glenn Spackey as pastor and Mrs Hiram Shammo as Sunday School superintendent. Services begin at 10 30 a m with an evening preaching at 8 and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 8.00 at the church.
Stanford Mumaw is pastor of Martin Mennonite Church Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m Public worship follows at 10 45 a m A Young Peoples meeting is set for 7 30 p m Dennis Steiner serves as superintendent
Christian Science Society of Orrville invites readers to Sunday services at 11 A M on June 10 1945. The lesson sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator draws from Bible texts Isaiah 44 6 and Revelation 4 11 and Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
After planting, water the trees and shrubs well and keep the ground moist during the first year. If rainfall is insufficient, continue watering. A mulch of peat moss or straw helps conserve moisture.
A writer contemplates a dish mixing wild greens with dandelions cooked alongside alt pork for flavor. The scene includes a salad brightened by watercress garnish and a casual tasting mood.
Sunday visitors from several towns join Salem Church in Kidron for a morning service led by theology student Virgil Gerig of Smithville in Rev A S Rosenberger’s absence. Attendees include Miss Ramseier of Smithville and families from Dearborn Mich and Goshen Ind. Local social notes detail travel to Indiana and Michigan, a real estate sale, and various visits.
The couple quietly celebrated their Golden Wedding last Friday June 1 at their home south of Kidron. They have seven children 23 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Sons Elmer Otto Willis Leo Daughters Mrs David Welty Mrs David Lehman and Mrs Dan F Amstutz all reside locally.
A wedding is planned for next Sunday June 10 at Sonnenberg Mennonite Church after the Sunday School session. Miss Etta Nussbaum will wed Marvin Amstutz with Rev Louis Amstutz officiating. A noon wedding dinner will follow at the bride’s home. They will reside on the farm northwest of Kidron.
More than a hundred women gathered at Salem Church for the annual Mother Daughter social. Miss Anna Jean Hofstetter opened with an organ number, Effie Amstutz sang, and eleven brides followed in wedding finery. Mrs. O. P. Ulrich of Orrville spoke on home dangers, then a trio closed the program before a basement lunch and honors for oldest and youngest mothers.
A Christian Science Monitor piece reflects on fear and suffering, urging reliance on God’s love to find true happiness. It cites Isaiah 41 10 and Psalms 46 1, emphasizing God as Everlasting Love, comfort, and strength. Mary Baker Eddy’s Preface to Science and Health frames daily blessings as attainable through right understanding.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention ship armor and shields strapped along a Viking gunwale for defense. It suggests early naval gear and protection measures used by Viking vessels.
A new plywood tube manufacturing process enables piping irrigation systems and acid resistant pipelines. Notes describe poison ivy abundance in dry rocky soils and woodlands. Turkey’s wartime programs boost agriculture and industry, with advances in crops and several factories producing textiles sugar machinery and cement.
A Dalton woman describes hours of spitting up acid liquids after meals with headaches and bloating. After using ERB-HELP she eats normally, reports no gas or spitting, and bowel regularity returns. The ad claims the compound has 12 herbs cleansing bowels and aiding liver and kidneys. Scott's Drug Store promotes the product.
Mrs P S Berg of Columbus guests with the E I Others. Alma Williams visited the Everett Footes in Akron. Glen Berg and wife moved into a new West Main Street home. A son born to Clyde and wife Studer of Dalton at Massillon hospital. Mr and Mrs Veryl Bach moved to North Church Street property. Martha Gault at Nyack Training Institute May 28. Milton Hildebrand and wife of New Brighton and Martin Brenner and wife of Massillon visited Charles Wecht and wife.
The Sam uel D. Ingham was the first locomotive fitted with a crude cab, built for the Beaver Meadow railroad later part of the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania during 1835 to 1836 by Eastwick and Harrison.
Moist air makes icings and syrups soft and sticky. Cook icing or syrup slightly longer to offset the moisture and keep a firm texture.
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