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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1949
Page
4
Martin Mennonite Church lists Stanford Mumaw as pastor Milton Falk superintendent Clair Knepp assistant superintendent Worship at 7 30 p m with sermon by the pastor Young Peoples meeting at 7 30 p m Richard Steiner superintendent and George Nussbaum assistant superintendent Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 oclock at the church
Pleasant View Mennonite Church announces a Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. A children's and youths program from the summer Bible school is planned Friday June 17 at 7:45 p.m. at Pleasant Valley U B Church Rev Garth Shay leads preaching at 10:30 a.m. with revival nightly 7:45 June 6 to 19 and special music by Rev C H Harley.
For sale unsorted corn at 40 cents per basket offered by Mrs Mane DeArment of Dalton Ohio. Also listed is a 1946 Ford cab and chassis two ton vehicle with two speed axle booster brakes 825 tires dual tear and 158 inch wheel base priced to sell by Buckeye Feed Mills Inc.
Real estate ad offers a six room brick home on Lincoln Highway with one acre and well built features. Open house Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. Additional land available. Contact Theodore Crowl two miles west of Dalton.
Advertises a versatile cleaner called the Air War Sanitizer that disinfects and deodorizes homes, shampoos carpets and upholstery, and uses no empty containers. Offers home demonstrations with a trade in allowance and a phone number for scheduling.
An editorial from The Christian Science Monitor urges nations and individuals to pursue unity through divine Love and obedience to God. It cites Jericho’s walls fallen by faith, cites Jesus’ prayer for unity, and stresses humility, kindness, and honest thought as keys to peace and progress.
Mrs Mary M Domer 80 of Hartville died Friday at home. Survived by eight sons four daughters 59 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon in Hartville with Walter Domer a son and Marvin Oswald a grandson attending from Dalton.
Elizabeth Hofstetter 63, of near Dalton, died Friday night after a four week illness. Survived by husband Abram C Hofstetter three sons George Dalton Rd Walter Orrville Rd 2 Clayton at home three daughters Mrs Clarence Nussbaum Dalton Mrs Paul Gerber and Mrs Chester Lehman both of the home twelve grandchildren. Funeral at residence Monday then at Kidron Mennonite church 2 30 officiated by Revs Morstetter Boxler and Zuercher. Burial at church cemetery. Des Voignes funeral home Mt Eaton in charge.
A new spraying device uses two tanks mounted on opposite sides of a tractor hood with a pump on the rear axle powered by a take off pulley to spray mosquitoes flies ragweed poison ivy and other pests.
Birth notices announce Wendell Greenleaf born June 12 at Aultman Canton weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces to Mr and Mrs Ivan Badertscher with elder son Roelif age 3. Dalton RD 1 Mr and Mrs Clarence Nussbaum welcome a daughter at Beeson Hospital Wooster. Granddaughter Joanne Hambleton graduates from Lincoln High Canton. Mrs Nanna Hershey attends. Guests at Mrs Vernon Lehman home include John P Lehman and Lehman family from Sonnenberg.
The lesson sermon for June 19 1949 centers on the universe and man as created by God with the golden text from Psalms 24 1 and citations from Ecclesiastes 3 14 and Science and Health page 264. It emphasizes God’s eternal creation and man’s spiritual being as the basis of understanding earth and heaven.
Researchers note that pinching terminal buds causes the main stem to sprout again and extend growth while producing a more beautiful flower. The approach parallels orchid development and has guided enthusiasts for lifetimes.
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