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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1968
Page
4
Rev. Harry Klee led a program on the topic State of the Church. Visitors included Bob Bam Berlin and Tom Harmon of Massillon and E D Zuercher of Brunswick.
Open Air chapel of East Greenville hosts the Gerber sisters trio with Rev. Edwin Bontrager of Pleasant View Mennonite church offering a talk. A film titled Who Sets the Standards and the feature Titan 5 are shown Saturday June 22 at 9 00 and Sunday the 23rd. condolences flow for Florence Springer and prayers for Daniel held by Viet Cong since May 30, 1962.
The author questions U S support for England's U N sanctions against Rhodesia arguing the move conflicts with the UN charter and U S interests. They note Rhodesia's pursuit of independence, its lack of aid from the U S, and point to England buying goods and aiding North Vietnam. The piece urges reevaluating U S policy.
Parson Jones criticizes church members for focusing on internal affairs and appearances. He plans a sermon criticizing self centeredness, urging Christians to engage with the world and help others, not just attract crowds or offerings.
A heavy fog caused a string of crashes in the Orrville area Tuesday with four vehicles and a cattle truck involved. A car hit a pole on the back Orrville road at 2 am, another collided with a car at 6 am near 105 and 30 after ignoring a stop sign, and a cattle truck overturned near Neiss Body killing over 80 hogs bound for a packing company.
A trio drives at night with one light. The front car slows as the rear window sighting prompts a wife to joke about a train track passing. The clergyman asks about conscience and the wife retorts she never listens to her husband.
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