"To the glory of God, and to the sacred memory of Isaac Dalton who died at Shreve, Ohio February 18th 1880. This window is dedicated January 9, 1902. In his old age Mr. Dalton was appointed by David Tod, then Governor of Ohio, to take charge of Federal Soldiers who were detained in Columbus by sickness or wounds. He entered into this work with patriotic enthusiasm and prosecuted it, day and night, with untiring fidelity, for about three years. There have been thousands of veterans who recalled with gratitude the fatherly care of this good man who while ministering to their bodily distress failed not in the higher duty of strengthening their spiritual understanding."
"To the glory of God, and to the sacred memory of Isaac Dalton who died at Shreve, Ohio February 18th 1880. This window is dedicated January 9, 1902. In his old age Mr. Dalton was appointed by David Tod, then Governor of Ohio, to take charge of Federal Soldiers who were detained in Columbus by sickness or wounds. He entered into this work with patriotic enthusiasm and prosecuted it, day and night, with untiring fidelity, for about three years. There have been thousands of veterans who recalled with gratitude the fatherly care of this good man who while ministering to their bodily distress failed not in the higher duty of strengthening their spiritual understanding."
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