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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
4
Rev. J H Schweisberger presides at Dalton services with Sunday School at 9 30 led by J B Gregory. Morning sermon How Alive Are You Evening The man who dropped a punt Epworth League 6 45 Abraham the Trail breaker Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30.
Salem Mennonite Church invites all to attend services with Pastor A. R. Keiser and Superintendent M. A. Niswander. Sunday July 5 schedule includes Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m Children s Sermon 8 30 p m Teachers training and Bible study Wednesday 8 00 p m Instruction Class Friday 2 p m.
Rev. A E Stockham is pastor with E I Ober as superintendent. Morning preaching at 10 30 special music and patriotic sermon. C E Societies meet at 6 30 pm and evening preaching at 7 30 pm.
The United Presbyterian Church holds Sabbath School at 9 30 a m led by S S superintendent Lee Douglass. Preaching by Rev. Robert A Campbell of Mt Pleasant Pa. Y P C U meets at 6 30 p m with a leader named.
Orrville Christian Science Society invites the public to Sunday services at 114 North Main Street with a Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a Wednesday service at 8 p m.
Dalton Ohio township clerk E F Scott announces a supply of fishing licenses. All fishermen who fish with rod and reel must obtain a license.
Hugh Slater Wertz, youngest in a 190 member McKinley Technical High School class, earned a George Washington University four year scholarship worth 840 dollars. Wertz led scholastic achievement and school activities receiving three medals for scholarship, Tech Life work, and cadet captaincy. He is the 15 year old son of Mr and Mrs Melvin A Wertz of 1330 Seventh Street Washington.
The passage argues that truly earnest men are rare and that earnestness marks a person as bold. It compares their presence to a badge of sincerity and notes how crowds part for an eager pursuer of a goal. Dwight.
An authority explains how colors influence appearances. Red is aggressive to some, blue appears to recede and soothe, green is static, yellow enlarges objects, orange shifts size with red or yellow balance, violet can be aggressive or receding, and lilac or gray stay static unless influenced by red.
The Kudsla Bagh or Kudsla gardens in Delhi were originally laid out in 1748 by Qudi Begam mother of Ahmed Shah emperor of Delhi. The grounds feature serrated battlements a grand entrance and an old gateway now a ruin. Nearby ruins include an old mosque attached to the palace adding historical interest.
The Feast of the Banners honors male children on May 5 with bamboo poles and paper fish that inflate in the wind. Carp symbolize health and long life as garlands, banners, and colorful pennants decorate streets. Children of all ages march in gala attire with wooden swords and miniature banners.
A London Sunday Times tribute recalls how an American horse breeder praised John Millais portraiture. After viewing the painting, the man likened it to his daily sight of fillies racing to receive breakfast from his hand at a window, promising to place the artwork there.
The Bureau of American Ethnology notes Hopi dolls are made from the subterranean branch of the cottonwood and serve as children’s playthings not rain gods. Apache dolls, often adobe, are likely used similarly in tribal practices.
An old legend explains April Fools tradition as derived from Noah sending the dove on the first of the month that corresponds to April. To recall Noahs deliverance, on this date people were sent on foolish errands to test memory of the ark narrative.
W W Wilkinson of Brooklyn spoke at Odd Fellows Hall on June 28 about a proposed standard for humanity to rally to. He argued the League of Nations failed and Isaiah points to a future standard Jesus as the Way, the Truth, and the Life, guiding the world to peace and salvation.
The article describes gambling among Indian communities of both sexes on the Mesa Grande reservation and beyond. It notes dependence on dice with varied markings and throwing methods, praises rituals invoking deities for luck, and contrasts younger and older generations in gaming phrases and chants.
An article traces the cockroach to India via Sir Francis Drake’s era, noting cu carache as the ancient name for wood louse and linking ships' holds to global dispersal. It describes roaches thriving in dark spaces, breeding with human movement, and new species appearing in America and Australia due to globalization.
In Lady Ritchie's published letters to Mrs Gerald Ritchie she quotes a Felinese cat Solomon sending purring messages to a friend. The note explains Solomon misses his owner and enjoys being stroked, with playful puns like purrpendcular and purrfectly.
Milt Simmes fell into a water tank when bolts slipped and he could not climb out. He froze to a rope and devised a plan to reach higher each time by blowing air to free his hand. His feet were frozen but he returned to work.
A reflection by George Eliot notes that people living at a distance appear less faulty than those immediately around us, suggesting bias in judgment and perception of others. The saying contrasts distant view with close, personal scrutiny.
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