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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
4
M. E. Church led by Rev J H Schweisberger holds Sunday School at 9 30 with J B Gregory as superintendent. East Greenville services at 10 30 a m, and 7 30 p m. Children’s Day observed at Dalton with 7 30 p m program. Epworth League 6 45 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 30.
The Salem Mennonite Church invites all to attend Sunday School at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m a children's day service at 7 30 p m junior practice Saturday at 1 30 p m and a mid week meeting on Wednesday at 8 00 p m Pastor A R Keiser leads with M A Niswander as S S Supt.
Rev. A. E. Stockham leads preaching at 10 30 a m with E I Ober supervising. C E Societies meet at 6 30 p m followed by preaching at 7 30 p m. Special program scheduled for Sunday mornings throughout June and July. The congregation will appreciate this feature.
Rev Daniel Campbell pastor and Lee Douglass S S Superintendent announce Sabbath School at 9 30 am with Prayer a Power that Works Wonders Y P C U led by LaGrace Williams at 6 30 pm Subject Life as Hurdle Race Prayer service Wednesday evening calling all scripture quote cited and deliverance promised
The Orrville Christian Science Society invites the public to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 00 a m at 114 North Main Street The Wednesday evening service begins at 8 p m
The advertisement notes catarrh worsens when health is run down, claiming the remedy works locally with an ointment and systemically as a tonic to improve overall health. It promotes Ball’s Catarrh Medicine from B J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, available through druggists for over 40 years.
Lime and twine offered with savings this month. Deering Standard Twine in stock. Marietta Silo wood or cement with hinged door promoted. Silo priced reasonably by E E Kirchhofer. Sworn proof of earnings offered by Wilkin Hosiery Co for agents with no capital required. Greenfield Ohio.
An Edinburgh Scotsman quip notes a foreman being jealous of a worker who was mistaken for the foreman. The joke hinges on the foreman watching his crew and losing his temper because of the misidentification.
A woman philanthropist at a prison concert asks a gloomy inmate about his crime. He replies he was sentenced for disturbing the peace, highlighting the somber mood of the venue and the human impact behind the punishment.
Bliggins spoke at the banquet last night and proved a reluctant speaker who nevertheless demonstrated he could not be safely passed over. The Chicago Evening Post quotes attendees noting his self deprecating start and reluctant delivery.
A quirky snippet notes Tim O Toole borrowing a feather to tickle a mule, presenting a humorous anecdote about mistaken judgment and playful mischief.
An installment salesman questions Slim Johnson about a suit on time payments. The foreman vouches for him, declaring Slim one of the squarest men in the roundhouse, reflecting a badge of trust in shop life.
A visiting state prison scene reveals an elderly woman chiding a counterfeiter who retorts that he was not driven by poverty but by intent as the exchange unfolds in a dramatic dialogue.
A brief exchange hints at family dynamics as a father enquires about his daughter's harp practice. The mother’s feelings about heaven are referenced, suggesting a light domestic moment with subtle humor.
A gossiping guest misreads a couple at a social gathering, revealing a middle-aged boss and his wife. The speaker realizes the man with bobbed hair is the wife, exposing a mistaken identity encounter and social misperception.
A student repeats the chorus about pursuing higher education and returning with a degree. The verse highlights commitment to study and the aim of earning a full back.
A Washington Dirge column lampoons student shenanigans with mock alphabetic mischief and bold language. The item riffs on campus culture using playful insults and the idea of learning the alphabet through swearing.
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