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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
4
Pastor A. R. Keiser leads Sunday June 29 activities with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Worship and Sermon at 10 30 a m Evening C E meeting at 7 30 p m features letters from old endeavorers Mission Study and Chorus practice Wednesday at 8 p m Let us meet at the House of the Lord for renewed spirit.
Sabbath School starts at 9 30 a m with Lee Douglass. Children’s Day exercises at 10. U P C meets at 6 30 p m led by Kenneth Tracy on The Missionary Work of Our Denomination. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at M E church. Choir practice Wednesday and orchestra Tuesday night. Instrumentalists urged to attend. Festival Saturday evening urged with pleas to boost and support the young people. Ladies asked to bring cakes for the festival.
Rev J H Schweisberger leads at M E Church with Sunday School at 9 30am led by J B Gregory. Epworth League meets at 6 30pm. Choir practice Wednesday evening with special features each Sunday.
Reverend A. E. Stockham presides as pastor with E. I. Ober superintendent. Sunday worship at 10:30 a.m. Junior and Senior C. E. at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal at 8:30 p.m.
A. W. Sommer, pastor at Kidron Gospel Tabernacle announces Sabbath School at 9 30 a m and worship service at 10 30 a m with a teachers meeting and Bible class Saturday at 8 o clock Nourishment for the soul is the aim of the church activities.
A festival and band concert will be held in Dalton on Saturday night June 28. Ice cream cake and other delicacies will be served to benefit the Y P C U of the U P church. Everyone is invited.
An American in Manchester recalls a veteran waiter who for years served at every oyster feast. He laments guests now eat two to three dozen, far less than the fourteen dozen once seen. The tale compares Brillat Savarin's anecdote of M Laporte who ate over thirty dozen oysters before slowing.
Sweden uses extensive electric power but low consumption per capita through an automatic lighting system. Halls and staircases glow briefly when residents enter, then shut off after they reach their apartments, forcing efficient evening lighting.
J G Muddiman studies his ancestor Henry Muddiman founder of the London Gazette in 1665. The work surveys 1659 to 1689 and examines News Letters from 1687 to 1689, with Longleat manuscripts. It contrasts a seventeenth century journalist’s life with that of a modern editor and recalls travel dangers of the period.
A New York editor demonstrates a home radio system with a central receiving set sending music to loudspeakers and headsets in every room. A clock switch allows the system to run for a pre determined time.
Calvin N Keeney of Le Roy New York developed a method to pick stringless beans by selecting beans without strings. He repeated the process year after year saving and cultivating a supply of stringless beans for the public.
A lively note from Stockholm Sondags Nisse recalls a festive weekend. The writers describe dancing all night then rising at dawn to a church radio service with bell ringing, followed by breakfast in bed.
A fragment from a Kasper quotation set in Stockholm quotes a joke about weights and sweetmeats.
In a wry exchange, a bootlegger brags of risk, while Uncle Bill Bottletop counters that the customers bear more peril. The dialogue hints at danger and irony surrounding illicit liquor trades.
Ohio switches to a new star preceding numbers on license plates above one million under Colonel Thad Brown plan. The compact plates save steel cost and improve readability, with mass production of 1 000 001 to 1 050 000 using star 1 000 and star 60 000 formats. In 1923 state motorist revenue reached 9.668 million dollars, with half returned to local subdivisions for streets and highways.
The Heckathorn Farm near Dalton Ohio offers 39 acres 144 miles from Dalton with 10 acres of corn 10 of oats 2 of potatoes 2 of vegetables 14 of strawberries and 1 acre of bearing fruit with 125 two year old peach trees and diverse crops. The property includes a new poultry house two wells a good house and barns and oil royalties of 110 per year. Take the first road east of Dalton to learn full details from owner J F Stoliker RD 2 Dalton.
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