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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
A. R. Keiser is pastor with M. A. Niswander superintendent of Sunday School. On Sunday June 28 services are at 10:30 a.m. with morning and evening missionary services. Sunday School starts at 9:30 a.m. Mid week meeting is Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
Rev J H Schweisberger pastors a service schedule with Sunday School at 9 30 A M led by J B Gregory Epworth League at 6 45 P M preaching at 10 30 A M and 7 30 P M midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 P M plus another 7 30 P M sermon at East Greenville.
Rev. A E Stockham pastor and E I Ober superintendent announce preaching at 10 30 a m with special music and a patriotic sermon C E Societies meet at 6 30 p m with preaching at 7 30 p m a short sermon and a chapter from The church at Cranberry Station Our slogan Everyone in Sunday School and everyone in the church services It is up to the individual ing
United Presbyterian Church announces Rev. Daniel Campbell as pastor and Rev. Robert A. Campbell of Mt. Pleasant Pa to preach at 9 30 a m. Sunday school superintendent S S Supt Lee Douglass leads the 6 30 p m P C U with the topic My answer to the Missionary challenge. N W M to be completed by June 30th. church work advancing rapidly and a call to grow in grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.
The Christian Science Society of Oarville lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 a m at 114 North Main Street The Wednesday evening service begins at 8 p m The public is invited to attend
The Young Women class of the Presbyterian Sunday school held a Thursday evening surprise at Ada Cullys home on West Main Street. Guests included Mrs. John Caldwell Mrs. Samuel Martin Jr Mrs. Morris Hershey and others. The group enjoyed sherbet and cake and presented a pocketbook to Miss Cully.
The township clerk E. Scott Dalton announces fishing licenses are available for all anglers using rod and reel. Each fisher must secure a license before fishing locally.
Dalton dealers pay folding prices for grain and produce. No 1 per bushel 1.70 for corn, 1.20 for oats, 40 cents for butter per pound, 28 to 32 cents for chickens depending on age.
Equipt with automatic lawn mower sharpener and repair services by H. H. Weimer in Dalton Ohio. Also a stone watering trough for sale via Mayor T. C. Hunsicker. Silos promoted by Marietta Silo wood or cement stove with hinged door sold by E. E. Kirchhofer at a reasonable price.
Sworn proof of weekly earnings offered for agents with $75 a week and $1.50 an hour for spare time. Real Guaranteed Hosiery features 116 styles and colors at low prices. Auto furnished agents no capital or experience required. Wilkin Hosiery Co. Dept. C-11 Greenfield, O.
Tales recount hard men of the frontier. Marshal Bat Masterson of Dodge City suffers a fall with his pony while grappling a drunken rider. Joe Beaupre, a compact French Canadian, lifts a dead horse from a sledge and pulls the line himself. He also devours immense quantities, eating 53 pounds of buffalo meat in a single contest.
Priscilla discovers a sealed letter in her grandmother’s trunk written to Jonathan Timberley. She mails it and, three days later, Timberley arrives to learn Arabella’s note was never sent. The two meet, avoid tragedy, and joke that fate prevented a sibling-like union.
The Burma statue measures about 190 feet in length and over 40 feet high with a brick base. The discovery near Pegu occurred during railway work from Ayangoon to Mandalay. Locals flocked to decorate the gigantic image, its feet adorned with glass mosaics and each toe richly decorated.
The Khasi hills in Assam host Cherripungi reputed as the world’s wettest spot with about 458 inches of annual rainfall. In 1861 it nearly doubled the average, receiving 905 inches, with July alone recording 836 inches. A single day on July 14 saw 40 inches in 24 hours.
The Interregnum followed Charles I's death in 1649 with a nominal republic and real military rule under Oliver Cromwell, who became lord protector in 1653. After his 1658 death, Richard Cromwell failed as ruler, ending the protectorate, and the monarchy was restored with Charles II in 1660.
A timid woman in a large bank is seen slipping cash into her handbag after cashing small checks. A bank detective warns her she is being watched, and she joyfully calls the attention flattering.
Calton Hill’s monument known as the Modern Athens features 12 tall columns that echo the Parthenon. A 1824 public subscription aimed to honor Scottish Peninsular War soldiers with a grand building, but funding failed and the pillars, each costing 5000 dollars, remain as the sole remnant.
Histories recall a 19th century query on Stephen Foster's song The Sun Shines Bright On My Old Kentucky Home whether the line reads my old Kentucky home or the old Kentucky home. Researchers note the wording sparked discussion among several historical societies seeking the original phrasing from 1868.
Towers of harness horses count the days until the Grand Circuit opens its 1925 season at North Randall Oval, starting June 29. The contest rules are strict yet fair, drawing America’s finest owners to send top horses to the track for two weeks of racing.
The North Randall meetings attract patrons from long distances as the sport of kings is run by gentlemen. Leaders say attendance, revenue and purses grow to fund finer breeding of trotting and pacing horses. No officer salaries or dividends are paid, and the track operates solely to stage speed contests for a pleasant audience experience.
The odor comes from specific fermentations during ripening. Made from sweet milk, curd forms into five inch by two inch cakes. The main cause of putrefactive fermentation is the cheese’s extremely moist storage condition.
An article explains that a face appears on the moon due to its surface features and crater shadows. With no atmosphere the light and shadow contrast is strong and the arrangement of craters creates the illusion of a facial visage.
The text notes carbonated drinks originated in 1807 in this country and now enjoy immense popularity with over 800 million bottles consumed yearly per the U S Department of Commerce. It also contrasts liberty with self governing laws and personal time under divine and national law.
A description of removing a large ink blot from a fragile bedroom paper. The method uses an absorbent to lift ink, removes toilet article residue from nails, and careful patting with talcum powder to dry and smooth the damaged area. A rubber roller finishes by mounting and smoothing the repaired sheet.
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