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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
4
Reverend A E Stockham pastor serves at the Presbyterian Church with E L Ober as superintendent. Sunday School at 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m junior and senior C E at 6 30 p m sermon 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 30 choir rehearsal 8 30. One pupil seeks Sunday school admission per the superintendent’s request.
Rev J H Schweisberger pastor teaches Sunday School at 9 30 A M with J B Gregory superintendent Special features are listed weekly Preaching at 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M Epworth League assembles at 6 45 P M Prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 P M Miss Crisswell of Canton addressed the Leaguers and was highly praised No preaching at East Greenville.
Salem Mennonite Church lists pastor A R Keiser and superintendent M A Niswander. It urges Christian Endeavorers to attend the county C E convention at Rittman this Friday and Saturday with Juniors and Seniors invited. Dr J E Hartzler to preach Sunday May 3. Endeavor 7:30 p m Worship 8:30 p m Mid week service Thursday 8 p m.
Rev. Daniel Campbell presides at the United Presbyterian Church with Sabbath School at 9 30 a m and preaching service at 10 30 a m Y P C U meets at 6 30 p m Lee Douglass leads the Sabbath School supervision and the event promotes helpful participation.
The Christian Science Society in Orrville Ohio lists Sunday school at 945 a m Sunday service 11 am and Wednesday evening service 8 pm. Services are held at 114 North Main Street and the public is welcome.
The next Kidron auction is set for Wednesday May 20 because Ascension Day shifts the regular date. List all consignments with the undersigned before May 11. S. C. Sprunger, Mgr.
All persons having claims against the estate of Daniel Houmard deceased late of Paint township or who are indebted to said estate must present their claims for adjustment or settlement on or before February 1 1826. S C Sprunger administrator.
The text notes eyelids absent in some creatures and claims they sleep with regularity like humans. It describes that many species rest during the day or night while lying on their backs or sides, and their sleep behavior differs from typical eye-lidded animals.
In a humorous family vignette Carl is asked about a sister or brother. He replies with a desire for a dog but notes money for the baby means no pet. A few days later a baby brother arrives and Carl tells grandmother that all their money went to the new arrival.
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a footballer and his fiancée parsing engagement and the idea of practice games. The exchange hints at emotional tension and pregame rituals with playful banter about scrimmage blues.
The Buffalo Bill Wild West performance in Columbus Nebraska staged a dramatic Indian attack on a stage coach led by Maj. Frank North with Pawnee riders and Sam Matthews driving six balky mules. Pap Clothier urged caution as the coach nearly overturned while Cody cut the Indians free, narrowly avoiding a massacre claim.
A collection of small items notes prices for common goods at Scott’s store and local travel. Rev A E Stockham visited Cleveland Tuesday while Fred Hileman and W H Lintern visited Dalton relatives. The grand jury session continues with Mrs T C Hunsicker serving. Watkins vanilla pricing is clarified as 65c. Harry Teeple buys and remodels the Jacob Wilford home on Pleasant Hill. Nearby guests include the Lawrences from Akron Wooster and Mrs Mary Seiverling attends a wedding at St Barbara church. Mrs C J Harrold and W H H Wertz return from Florida via New York. McDowell’s warehouse project progresses with J M Moser in charge of construction and W E Locke handling iron work.
A Dalton reader reports digestive relief after using Adlerika. The ad claims Adlerika quickly eases stomach gas and constipation without cramping, with results visible within an hour.
Dalton dealers publish prices per unit for local grain and produce. Wheat No 1 at $1.70 per bushel, corn 1.30, oats 0.55, butter 0.35, chickens 0.15 to 0.20, eggs 0.26 per dozen.
The piece explains the saying burying the hatchet originates from Native American custom on the western plains. It notes that outside of conflicts with rival tribes a tomahawk was buried as a sign of peace.
Quote by Jacinto Benavente on literary immortality contending that an author lives on only if future works continue to blossom from his writings, diminishing the prominence of his own.
Chalk is a soft earthy limestone formed from sea bottom accumulations of foraminifera shells and silica spicules. It is white to yellowish and when mixed with a binding substance serves as a writing material with wide applications.
A Blue Valley Creamery Institute survey cites USDA data showing 474 million chickens in the United States on January 1, 1924. The rise from 1923 and 1920 predictions of oversupply contrast with a weak spring and high prices that hindered market flow. By December 1, 1924 dressed poultry stocks exceeded the prior year by 16 million pounds.
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