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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
3
United Presbyterian Church led by Pastor R G Pinkerton offers Bible School at 9 30 a m with Carl Dague superintendent and Divine worship at 10 30 a m. Annual Thankoffering Day features Mrs J G Campbell from India. Young People’s Hour at 6 30 p m focuses on Timothy the Helper.
M. E. Church lists H. F. Patterson as pastor and Ira Berg as Sunday School superintendent at 9 30 a m. East Greenville shows John Brenner as superintendent at 9 30 a m. Burton City has 10 30 a m Sunday School with Mrs Edythe Richards as superintendent. No preaching service is planned.
Presbyterian Church notice under Pastor O. S. Fowler. Sunday School planned at 9 30 A M with Willard Nussbaum as superintendent.
Salem Mennonite Church invites all to Sunday School at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m evening worship 8 30 p m with a brief CE service and a combined Men's and Ladies Community Choruses musical.
Pleasant View Church shares Paul Ressler sermon topics by Alva Wengerd at 10:30. A 7:30 Young Peoples Meeting on Keeping our education Christian led by Wilmer Horst. Thursday eve prayer meeting at Wilmer Horst home led by Orin Brubaker. You are welcome.
Menno Nussbaum will lead Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. and deliver the preaching service at Martin Mennonite Church. Worshipers are invited to attend the morning gathering.
The Christian Science Society of Orrville at 114 N Main St hosts Sunday School at 9 45 A M and Sunday services at 11 A M on December 6 1936. The lesson sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator centers on Isaiah 44 24 I Chronicles 29 11 and Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. The passage asserts there is one primal cause and no reality in anything not proceeding from that cause.
Fishermen guided safely to shore as church bells rang through the fog off La Turballe France. Local villagers alerted rescuers and directed boats to the harbor.
AIRYMEN gathered in Rome New York as a 1850s pageant ox cart parade and ceremony marked the unveiling of a bronze and stone memorial on the site of America’s first cheese factory built in 1851 by Jesse Williams. The event kicked off National Cheese Week November 8 to 14 with a tablet and replica presented by George L Mooney of the National Cheese Institute.
Dr. Herbert L. Herschensohn notes that boils do not rid the body of poisons. Pus arises from germs, especially staphylococci, which can infect joints kidneys and the heart. Poor health increases susceptibility. malnourished children may develop osteomyelitis from germs reaching bone marrow.
The article traces early banking origins from Egibi & Son in Babylon between 700 and 600 B C to clay tablet notes used by merchants. It notes bills of credit as negotiable yet non indorsable after baking, Egyptian papyrus inscriptions, and early paper currency in China around 1000 A D. It also mentions ancient Greek deposits and letters of credit, with Roman practices derived from Greek systems.
Douai, a northern French city in Flanders, is famed for its family of giants who parade during carnival. The centerpiece Gayant stands 28 feet tall, ruling Flemish festivities for a day, with a 24 foot queen and children 12 to 18 feet high.
Rouget de Lisle, an army officer, wrote War Song of the Army of the Rhine later named Marseillaise. First sung by Marseille volunteers, it faced suppression under the First Empire and Bourbons, revived after 1830, and again suppressed under the Second Empire before becoming France’s national anthem.
The phrase City of Magnificent Distances attributed to John Randolph refers to Washington D C with its widely separated buildings. Early commentators noted the Capitol and White House as principal sights and Randolph described the area as a city of splendid poverty and magnificent distances.
Col lier's Weekly reports psychology and manpower drive war canoes near Bubaque island off Portuguese Guinea. Captains stand and urge twenty oarsmen at top speed using reins and a whip, while a large wooden ox head decorates the bow.
Dalton High defeated Jackson Township of Stark county 28 to 22 Friday night to open the season. The Dalton five rallied from behind and held Jackson to three points in the final quarter. The reserve game also went Dalton’s way, while the Dalton Parsons fell 19 to 15 to Tyson Roller Bearings of Massillon in the third game.
A Danish health survey shows 66 percent of the population is insured against illness. the study outlines coverage levels and potential gaps in the system across urban and rural areas.
Public sale set for Tuesday December 15 1936 at 12 80 P M Howard W Smith offers 2 good farm horses an 8 month colt 5 milk cows 1 heifer 4 fat Hereford steers 30 cows 15 shoats 20 tons baled clover hay farming tools and implements a Fordson tractor plows 8 in feed grinder 1 hp gasoline engine household goods and other articles. John Brenner and Son Auds SKRIP for writing satisfaction Scott's Store Adt a.
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