Churches announce Sunday School and Children's Day program
Robert Mumaw reports Eastern War Time services with Sunday School at 10:00 a m on Sunday followed by a Children’s Day program.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
4
Robert Mumaw reports Eastern War Time services with Sunday School at 10:00 a m on Sunday followed by a Children’s Day program.
Bible school at 9 30 a m E I Ober superintendent Lesson Johns Counsel to Christians Divine worship at 10 30 a m Worship thought In His Word do I hope Sermon Hope in Gods forgiving love Ps 130 Several kinds of folks but much agreement noted by minister R G Pinkerton during the service
Salem Mennonite Church announces earlier morning services with Sunday School at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m theme Sell All Thou Hast C E meetings 7 30 p m Topic We believe in the church Pastors Message 8 30 p m Pastor A S Rosenberger and Superintendent Wilbur Gerber lead services and activities
Pleasant View Church led by Pastor I J Buchwalter announces Sunday school at 9 30 am with Paul Ressler as superintendent and a lesson on Johns Counsel to Christians. 10 30 am sermon by David Falk followed by a 7 30 pm Rice family song program. All are welcome.
Pleasant Valley United Brethren Church announces Rev. Glenn Spackey as pastor. Eastern War Time services begin at 7 30 p m with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m. Everyone is welcome.
Stanford Mumaw is pastor as Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m Public worship follows at 10 45 a m A Young Peoples meeting is at 7 30 p m Everyone is welcome to attend
The Christian Science Society of Orrville invites Sunday worship at 11 A M at 114 North Main Street. The lesson sermon will discuss Christ as the light and include Bible verses and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
The article explains that surfaces to be whitewashed must be well cleaned to remove particles that could seal. Use a stiff brush or broom to scrub, and apply whitewash to moist surfaces rather than dry. Rinse the area with cold water before whitewashing.
Prof J E Burkhart of Goshen Ind spoke at Kidron church Sunday evening. A father s day program featured a Junior depart ment and Miss Irma Schneck spoke at the Sunday school. Eight children were presented at Salem church during morning services. Irma Schneck traveled 6900 miles by air from Nigeria Africa. Wedding plans announced for Martha Jane Myers and Cletus Gerber at Salem church July 3. Several visits, reunions, and travel notes from local families and missions circles are recorded.
Fire tax books for collection of real estate taxes in Dalton and Sugar Creek township are at the First National Bank. C. F. Buchwalter, Cashier, notes this for your convenience.
The article notes coconut oil as one of twenty five ingredients in oleomargarine and states fifty pounds of the oil are used every minute in the United States.
A Christmas letter from a sister accompanies a golf coat to a young man away from home. She explains the brass buttons are cut off to save postage and notes the buttons are tucked in the coat’s right-hand pocket.
A boastful man claims to have felled an ox with a punch. A listener retorts he once saw a bald worker knock down a man with one blow from a hammer. The exchange ends with a jab calling the unseen man a swell auctioneer rather than a Samson.
A dialogue notes dramatic shifts in road danger with cars now safer for drivers yet pedestrians face new risks. The exchange contrasts past fears of drivers trapped under vehicles with current incidents where pedestrians bear the brunt of mishaps, highlighting evolving traffic safety concerns.
A soldier named Bill tries to leave the barracks unofficially to visit his girlfriend. He asks a sentry for the password for the night. The sentry agrees he will be off duty when Bill returns and names the password Idiosyncrasy. Bill decides to stay in the barracks.
In a homefront vignette a colored soldier peels potatoes at a mess hall while joking with a fellow K P about a sergeant’s meaning. A second excerpt shows a reader chasing a gas-saving scheme and receiving only a scrap-book insert, plus a farewell note about tomorrow’s train departure.
A brief vignette shows a worker prompting a raise with a practical concern about rising rent and a car expense. The exchange hints at wage negotiations anchored in personal costs.
Ida Henderson and daughter Mary ran the Worth Star Hotel in Gaysport O until Ida's death at 71. The frame building housed a hotel, bridge tender station, and a local telephone exchange serving 36 subscribers with Bell System linked lines. Mary managed the switchboard, while Ida oversaw bridge operations with occasional help as the structure endured multiple floods.
A humorous pinch of lines contrasts meat eating strength with fish and swimming. The editor’s sharp rebuke and Miss Howler’s showcased control provoke a wry exchange about performance and ego.
A terse, archaic line references a court of last resort and a play on words about courting an old maid, implying a rustic or satirical piece. The fragment hints at a humorous or dramatic dialogue centered on Miss or matronly figures and a masculine narrator.
I love she are you fond of tea. He says he prefers the next letter. The line about seeing you leaving a club late last night is delivered with a sly reply about timing.
Mrs Knag comments on a devilish absence and Mr Knag jokes about leaving a proxy if the devil ever leaves. The quip contrasts a caretaker's steadiness with a wry political jab about absence and delegation.
A playful exchange references a garden plot and aging, with quips about bugs and worms planning to eat the produce. Dialogue features Mollie and Pa, noting the aging contrast and humorous retort.
Malaria bearing mosquitoes kill two to three million people yearly as researchers warn of rising transmission. Health officials urge vector control and public protection measures to curb fatalities.
The public is warned that no rubbish may be dumped on the D. E. Wertz lot in front of the Camp gasoline tanks. The rubbish disposal lot lies behind these tanks across the tracks. Do not dump rubbish on the drive. Mayor L. H. Douglas signs.
Greyhound terminal and Scott Drug in Dalton Ohio appear in a dated schedule fragment with phone jotting and route notes for Kidron. The text lists Phoney Bell 2431 and Kidron Ph 34R4 RE as contact references.
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