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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
4
Review Day invites study of Matthew Gospel truths with 10 30 a m worship and a 6 30 p m Young People’s Hour led by Willard Hauenstein. A C Mansfield Presbyterial Convention meets at Dalton Church on Tuesday June 26 with about 100 delegates and visitors expected.
Salem Mennonite Church invites worshipers with Pastor A. R. Keiser and Superintendent Adrian Amstutz. Sunday School at 9:30 A M Worship at 10:30 A M Children’s Day Service at 7:45 P M a general discussion on Sunday school lessons of the quarter and a children’s practice scheduled for Saturday at 1:30 P M All children should attend Everyone is welcome to all services to worship and receive good.
M E Church Dalton holds Sunday School at 9 30 with Ira Berg as superintendent Worship at 10 45 with sermon by Pastor Epworth League installation at 6 45 p m East Greenville conducts Sunday School at 9 30 with John Brenner superintendent Worship service at 7 30 p m Burton City offers worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday School at 10 30 a m
Pleasant View Church holds Sunday School at 9 30 a m with lesson on The plan of salvation through Jesus led by Paul Ressler Supt Emerson Hostetter Asst Public Worship at 10 30 a m and 7 30 Young Peoples meeting on Ordinances Communion John Zook Leader Teachers meeting Thursday at 7 30 led by L J Buchwalter minister
The Orrville Christian Science Society at 114 N. Main St hosts Sunday School at 9:45 A M and Sunday Services at 11 A M. The June 24, 1934 Lesson Sermon, titled Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force, cites Romans 1 20 and I Corinthians 8 6 and the Mary Baker Eddy text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
A brief reflection on how genuine learning is applied beyond the classroom, enabling individuals to extend their reach and rise. The writing emphasizes practical use and the enduring impact of deep understanding.
Martin Mennonite Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Frank Steiner as superintendent. Sermon at 10 45 a m. Young People's Meeting every two weeks at 7 30 p m. Mid week prayer meeting Friday at 8 p m.
Carlos G. McGrath PhD pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 with Allen Rudy superintendent Worship at 10 30 Young People meet at 7 00 Mid week services are Wednesday at 7 30 followed by choir practice
David Burkholder aided J R Martin with farm work last week while Esther worked in Bent. Eberly siblings and Elias Horst returned from Virginia. Weaver family visited from Lancaster County Pa. Health updates include Gabriel Heatwole and Fanny Amstutz illness. Paul Hershey returned from Cleveland hospital. Guernsey sale attended. Raymond Burkholder family visited Albert Horst. Playground items featured at Scott's Store.
A frugal dinner plan shows a six person menu costing about $1.50. Veal Loaf, baked potatoes, stuffed tomatoes, bread, apricot jelly with custard sauce, and demi-tasse are included with simple preparation steps and measurements.
A domestic guide urges planning a safe Fourth with adult supervision for fireworks and fun activities. It outlines songs, games like Paul Revere’s Ride, and a July menu featuring watermelon mint cubes, meat loaf, creamed potatoes, sandwiches, ice cream, chocolate sauce, and spiced ginger ale, with prep tips and serving ideas.
Detroit News notes that the hyrax or coney is the nearest living relative to the elephant. It compares shapes and gait to a large rabbit, cites anatomical studies and fossil ancestors Moeritherium and Megalohyrax, and states both lineages grew or shrank over time at similar rates.
A Detroit News writer cites India’s red jungle fowl as the probable ancestor of domestic chickens. It thrives near Himalayan villages, not deep jungles, and may be aptly called bamboo fowl. The wild bird’s low carriage contrasts with domesticated stock’s erect stance and alert gait.
Two kinds of edible figs exist. One set fruits without pollination including White Adriatic Black Mission and Kadota. The other set requires pollination, mainly Myrna Stanford and San Pedro. Figs are insect pollinated, pollen bearing flowers and edible fruit on different trees. The male tree is the capri fig and pollen bearing staminate flowers lie inside the eye with gall flowers at the rear of the fruit cavity.
Ancient practice had a man lend a shoe to seal a bargain. Heels and sturdy soles came in the Fifteenth century for riding. Modern shoes require 80 workers, 150 machines, and 450 steps before completion.
The text states that all children born to citizen Indian parents are natural born citizens and eligible to be President. It notes that until 1924 about two thirds of Indians in the U S had citizenship, and a 1924 act made all Indians citizens. It suggests a U S born Indian who gained citizenship by Congress might not be eligible, a question for the courts if it occurred.
The National Bison Range is maintained by the Bureau of Biological Survey in Molese Montana. It lies in Lake County near the Mission ranges and Flathead Lake, covering 18 535 acres.
Thewiiah Frauen Home Ec Club will meet Wednesday evening June 27 at Miss Florence Amstutz’s home in Kidron. The gathering will be a lawn party with a planned good time for all. Members should bring a nickel to help pay for refreshments.
C. R. McDowell advertises a wool buying service seeking high prices for wool fiber. He prompts readers to call phone number 86 and offers immediate purchase. The brief note emphasizes strong demand and competitive offers from the buyer.
Sealed bids due by 4 p m July 3 1934 to F W Hunsicker clerk for finishing 275 tons No 1 lump coal and delivering to district schools. Split by numbers and tonnages with delivery before Sept 1 1934 or as designated. Board may reject any or all bids.
D. A. Scneck has been appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Sarah Schwartz, late of Wayne County, Ohio. U. S. Saunders, Probate Judge of Wayne County, Ohio.
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