M E Church Weekly Procedures And Attendance
Remi J. H. Schweisberger pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 with D W Buchwalter as superintendent Preaching at 1030 Epworth League at 630 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Choir practice and 730 service at E Greenville The pastor attended Canton State Sunday School Convention and Institute last week Sunday School set a record with 195 present planners aim to boost attendance next Sunday
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Remi J. H. Schweisberger
Stnday
W. Buchwalter
Epworth League
E. Greenville
Canton
Young People's Convention at Mansfield Presbytery in Canton
United Presbyterian Church announces no public worship Sunday with 6:30 p m Y P C U on duties. On Friday an all day Young People Convention of Mansfield Presbytery will be at Bedford Ave Canton church beginning 7 30 p m. Wednesday features Union Prayer Meeting and a catechism exam July 2 after morning service.
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H. Ray Shear
A. J. White
C. U
Carl Dague
Young Peoples Convention of
Mansfield Presbytery
Bedford Ave
Canton
Presbyterian Church Allen Rudy Sunday School Time
Presbyterian Church announces Sunday School led by Allen Rudy with superintendent S. S. Supt. for a 9 30 A M session. Information aims to invite parishioners and families to participate.
Silver Jubilee Observed at Second U P Church Cleveland
Large crowds attended the Second United Presbyterian church in Cleveland for Rev. W. H. Hubbell’s twenty fifth anniversary in the Gospel ministry. An anniversary sermon preceded communion with 300 plus in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
W. H. Hubbell
Thos. E. McDowell
Akron
Glenn M. Lauder
Canton
O. W. Hauenstein
Hubbell
Giffin
Cleveland U. P
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Glenn Lauder
Dalton
H.H. Cully
Susan Cully
Ada Cully
Thos. McDowell
Herbert Cully
Carl
Wooster
Wayne County
Dalton Markets Grain and Produce Prices Listed
Dalton dealers publish current grain and produce prices including Wheat No 2 at 1.14 per bushel Corn 58 cents Oats 40 cents Wool 2.33 per pound Potatoes 1.50 per barrel Sugar beets 8 to 10 cents per pound Eggs 22 cents per dozen and related market rates.
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Dalton
Ees
For Sale Wisconsin Black Cheese at Sonnenberg Store
WANTED Several fields of grass for hay clover preferred O H Johnson Dalton. WANTED We are paying highest market prices for Poultry Veal Dague Bros Phone 4 on 55 and L3S on 10 Dalton O sat
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Wisconsin
Sonnenberg
O. H. Johnson
Dalton
Dague Bros
O. Sat
Sheep and Cow Claims Are Scheduled for Monday Payment
County commissioners approved sheep claims totaling amounts to S J McCartney $8 50 E E Metcalf $34 J S McCoy $57 A A Naftzger $0 Victor I Meier $61 Clyde Cover $75 Linda E McFadden $47 C E Beckler $33 Erret Sharp $36 David Baumgartner $35 Aaron Eberly $12 Melvin Hemminger $16. One cow claim of 250 dollars to H E Kauffman for two cows bitten by a mad dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. McCartney
Saltcreek
E. E. Metcalf
Chester
J. S. McCoy
Wayne
A. A. Naftzger
East Union
Victor I. Meier
Clyde Cover
Canaan
Linda E. McFadden
Clinton
C. E. Beckler
Erret Sharp
Sugarcreek
David Baumgartner
Milton
Aaron Eberly
Baughman
Melvin Hemminger
H. E. Kauffman
Hunters Must Obtain Licenses Under Ohio Game Laws
Notice cites Section 1431 prohibiting hunting wild birds or animals without a hunter and trapper license. It lists groundhogs and crows among game and directs license procurement at the township clerk in Dalton Ohio, handled by E. F. Scott.
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Ohio
E. F. Scott
Dalton
Bee Keepers Supplies Stocked in Kidron Ohio
E P Gerber of Kidron Ohio markets a line of A I Root goods including hive bodies section frames and foundation to meet strong demand for bee keepers supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Root
E. P. Gerber
Kidron
Ohio
Dalton Milk Supply Arranged with Wagner and Limpach
A notice to Dalton residents announces an agreement with Wagner & Limpach to keep a milk supply on ice for public convenience.
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Dalton
Wagner & Limpach
Orrville Man Seeks Divorce From Helen Wenger
Orrville man Harry C. Wenger files in court for divorce from Helen E. Wenger on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect. He states she left their home May 24, 1922. the couple married in Canton on November 24, 1920 and have no children. Attorney Wills Horne represents Mr. Wenger.
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Harry C. Wenger
Orrville
Helen E. Wenger
Canton
Wills Horne
Mr. Wenger
Beggars in Constantinople Move Through Streets
A traveler describes constant beggars in Constantinople, mainly Armenians. They pursue pedestrians for long distances, whine loudly, and some use deformed infants to evoke pity. Some children appear asleep on wet pavements to elicit ba shesh from passersby.
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Constantinople
Food Value of Nuts Large
A London Answers writer endorses nuts as a superior diet, urging year round consumption and proper timing. Nuts aid digestion when eaten at meal beginnings, stimulate saliva to emulsify fats, and help maintain body heat in cold weather, especially for children.
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London
Wedding, Pledging, and Hereditary Clergy in Early England
The article traces how wedding and pledging diverged in origin with wedding once a year long trial. Danish influence spread wedding usage. North England clergy varied in response. A daughter with three husbands amassed dowries from her father’s bishopric estates, passing to her son and becoming hereditary.
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England
Alice Arayton Greenwood
Inscribed House Plaques Reveal Old Insurance Buckets
In Philadelphia visitors wonder about tree and churn symbols on brick fronts. The plaques mark insurance company protection rather than family crests or trades. Each house bore a bucket brigade emblem ensuring its structure was under a specific insurer’s guard.
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Philadelphia
New York Evening Post
First Jews In Virginia and Richmond Synagogue History
The article discusses Jewish settlement in Virginia beginning in Richmond over 130 years ago. It notes 1791 as the establishment of the first synagogue and burial ground, the flourishing congregation, a 1840 shift with German Jewish immigration, and the formation of Beth Ahaba from members who left Beth Shalome, the original congregation.
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Virginia
Inichmond
Richmond
America
Beth Ahaba
Beth Shalome
Weldon Lantern Lights New Year In Northamptonshire
In Weldon near Kettering Northamptonshire a 15 foot high parish church lantern, erected about 200 years ago, is lit only on New Year’s Eve to welcome the new year. Once guiding travelers through the Rockingham forest the lantern now serves as a yearly tradition since railway improvements ended the danger.
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Weldon
Kettering
Northamptonshire
Rockingham
A Man and a Dog under the Maple Tree
Evalyn Byron, a mill clerk and Addy’s boarder, adopts a stray airedale named Bob after a road dash. A sunburned stranger calms the dog. Evalyn reveals she found Bob near the bridge with a hurt paw and named him Bob, but the dog responds to Sandy after a whispered cue from the stranger.
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Tye
Bob
Unny
Evalyn
Bobby
Sandy
Sandy Chooses Love Over Two Humans
A stray dog named Sandy stirs affection between Evalyn and Bob Mason. Bob, a lumber mill stockholder, and Evalyn debate ownership, but Sandy signals his choice by placing a paw on Evalyn and Bob, determining the heart of the trio.
Signs and superstitions stir belief in fate and coincidence
The piece argues that belief in signs and omens remains widespread across society. It cites Jay Gould’s lifelong fear of death linked to numbers and dates, suggesting such coincidences are notable yet not proof of fate, though many accept them as meaningful.
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Jay Gould
Commuter's Cigar Time Table Reveals Morning Routine
A methodical commuter describes his precise daily ritual to catch the train. From his home near the suburban station he wakes, eats, lights a standard cigar, reads the day’s news, and times his walk by the cigar’s burn to reach the crossing just as the whistle sounds.
The Sailor Foils a Front and Back Street Con
A Greek sailor banked a check on the New York waterfront and was confronted by two men. One drew a kerchief, yielding a thousand and a five hundred dollar bill that the other picked up. The pair proposed a split, but the sailor struck the thief, ending the con before it could proceed.
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New York
Ear Marks Record of Lyme Township 1813 60 Marks
In Lyme township Huron county Ohio the justice of the peace preserves a Record of Ear Marks dating to April 14 1813. Early settlers fenced little land and cattle sheep and hogs roamed freely. Ear marks served as branding and transfers between owners were common. The ledger lists sixty distinct ear marks.
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Lyme
Huron County
Ohio
Township of
Notice to Destroy Noxious Weeds in Dalton Village
Dalton Ohio mayor I T C Hunsicker warns owners lessees or agents to cut and destroy noxious weeds including thistles wild lettuce and wild mustard on all village lots and lands within two weeks as required by state law. If not done authorities will remove them at the owners expense and charge costs to the lands with taxes. Witnessed June 7 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
I. T. C. Hunsicker
Dalton
Wayne County
State of
T. C. Hunsicker
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Dalton Markets
C. Smith
W. P. Slusser
Jacob Kohler
Orrville, O
John Cunningham
Samuel Zechar
I. J. Buchwalter
Rt. J
Scott’s
Bee Keepers Supplies
Rose Meredith
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Bob Mason
Eare
Chicago Company
Clevelerd
J. M. Leickheim
R. J. Stinson’s
U. S
F.N. Smith
Bank
Dalton, Ohio
Ral Hotel
Arlington Lodge NO
C. F
Wertz Hall
Main Street
Harry Stinson
Noble
W. H. H. Wertz
Sugarcreek Township
Cc. R. Sna
Vely D. R. McAfee Allen W. Rudy EF -Scoff, Clerk
Prustees
Montrose Council
Jr.c.u
Roebuck Hall
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