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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
4
Dalton Methodist Church invites members to Sunday School at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m led by Rev Hartzell of Canton. Parishioners should attend in warm remembrance and fellowship.
R G Pinkerton minister leads Bible school at 9 30 a m with E I Ober superintendent The theme is Gods Exceeding Promises The program is for Children’s Day and all join in The pastor’s theme is Gods promise to a little child Practice days are Wednesday and Saturday at the Presbyterian church
The church under Pastor A. S. Rosenberger announces a September Sunday School at 10:00, worship at 11, theme Twenty years in the ministry, a noon basket dinner, 2:00 p. m. congregational meeting, 7:45 p. m. Children's Day program, and infant consecration on Sunday June 20 at Salem.
Pleasant View Church offers Sunday school at 9 30 am led by Pastor I J Buchwalter with lesson on Gods promises. Public worship at 10 30 am features a sermon. Evening program at 7 30 pm on Who is the Holy Spirit led by Wilmer Horst with Alva Wengerd as chorister. All are welcome.
Pastor Glenn Spackey will be absent due to a Sunday School convention at Gala tea on June 13. Sunday school starts 9 30 a m and prayer meeting is at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the church.
Martin Mennonite Church announces Sunday activities led by Pastor Stanford Mumaw morning Sunday School at 9 30 and public worship at 10 45 Dennis Steiner serves as superintendent Young Peoples meeting follows at 7 30 p m Everyone is welcome to attend
Christian Science Society Orrville invites Sunday worship at 11 A M with lessons on God the preserver of man. The Lesson Sermon for June 13 1943 cites Proverbs 18 10 Genesis 7 1 8 1 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
June 7 1943 Sonnenberg Kidron events include Salem church children's day program next Sunday evening. Bible school at Kidron church ends Friday with a program. Various visits birthdays births and hospital updates noted among local families with numerous countryside connections and confirmations.
The Navy Coast Guard and Signal Corps relay messages by semaphore when needed. Buying War Savings Stamps or Bonds seems small alone, but 13¢ million determined people make the war effort substantial.
A 12 year old boy in Orange New Jersey scanning draft number lists at city hall was asked if he sought his father’s number. He replied no and said he hopes his father goes.
Midwest farmers’ systematic war bond purchases strengthen cash reserves and provide a hedge for soil protection. The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee says bond buying now supports postwar land rehabilitation and soil conservation as wartime farm income rises amid heavy production demands.
Surplus income can build future security by boosting soil fertility as chemical nitrogen supplies tighten for munition needs. The text urges costly fertilization plans to replace drained nitrogen phosphorus and potash and notes farmer earnings will influence long term economic well being.
Chicago reports that pork needs for 1943 will require a hog crop exceeding 100 million head. Midwest pastures must supply rising feed to supplement corn and grains, with alfalfa pasture yielding far more protein and carbohydrates than corn per acre. Proper soil fertility and application of phosphorus and potash are essential for sturdy pasture growth.
Ironton Ohio Bell veteran James O Swain and his son from Dayton joined the army together at Fort Thomas Kentucky and later served side by side in Co D 29th and 804th Regiments of the Central Signal Corps School. The elder Swain rose from master sergeant to first lieutenant in World War I.
Dalton dealers quote current prices for wheat No. 1 at 1.57 per bushel, a corn rate of 1.30 per cwt, and eggs at 32 cents per dozen. Prices reflect market rates for the period and are used for local transactions.
Massillon Iron at 515 First St SW promotes top prices for scrap iron old tires and rags. The ad notes they also sell structural steel.
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