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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
3
The M E Church with Pastor H F Patterson lists Dalton services. Sunday School starts at 9:30 p m led by Ira Berg as superintendent Epworth League meets at 6:30 p m.
Bible School at 9 30 a m supervised by Carl Dague with a Temperance Lesson on Liberty under law Rom 14 19 21. Divine Worship at 10 30 a m with sermon on The Utter Folly of Hard Liquor Prov 23 29 35. Open meeting Friday June 28 at 7 30 pm inviting all friends.
The Washington Star notes the rare Joolfhound once the Irish kings' breed extinct, revived with old and foreign blood. It also describes the Irish water spaniel as brownish red with a mix of poodle and spaniel traits, and highlights the red-haired national terrier called Daredevil. The piece ends with praise for the Trish setter as the best loved Irish breed.
A Tit-Bits Magazine authority notes oyster life begins as a free swimmer and the shell grows heavy so the creature sinks to a solid surface. Artificial beds use old shells slates or tiles with lime and sand to support growth. Starfish pose the greatest threat and the oyster relies on the adductor muscle to clamp its shell closed for protection.
Presbyterian Church invites all for Bible School at 9 30 a m with Allen Rudy preaching at the morning service and Rev O S Fowler delivering the sermon.
The Salem Mennonite Church led by Pastor A R Keiser and Adrian Amstutz broadcasts Sunday School at 9 30 am and worship at 10 30 am. Evening services move to Crystal Springs Tabernacle with a C E program and sermon. Bible School planned Friday at 8 pm at the Presbyterian church. Ebeneezer Men's choir performs Sunday at 2 30 pm.
Pleasant View Church hosts Sunday School at 9 30 a m with a lesson Liberty under law led by Paul Ressler A 10 30 public worship sermon and 7 30 Young Peoples meeting at Martin church on Freedom in Christ D J Eberly, leader Am Stutz sisters to sing Also 7 30 Thursday eve singing for Juniors teachers meeting Your help appreciated.
On Sunday June 23 the Martin Mennonite Church will hold a temperance lesson on how personal liberty is limited by duty to others. Frank Steiner leads as superintendent. Sermon at 10 45 by John H M Maw of Harrisonburg Va. 7 30 Young Peoples meeting on Freedom in Christ with special songs by the Amstutz trio led by Daniel J Eberly.
Orrville Christian Science Society at 114 N Main St invites attendance at Sunday School at 9 45 A M and Sunday Services at 11 A M The weekly Lesson Sermon on Christian Science references Revelation 12 10 and Psalm 107 20 and cites passages from Mary Baker Eddy as the movement emphasizes healing through divine science
The article warns that poinsettia juices are deadly and AU family juices are poisonous. It notes seeds of taroil plant and Datura stramonium fatal to humans and that juices from many common garden plants irritate skin. It also mentions pineapple, taro, papaya, elephant ears, and Chinese primrose hairs as irritants.
The equinoxes around March 21 and September 22 mark season boundaries. Solstices near June 21 and December 21 indicate extreme solar positions. Yearly variation may shift beginnings by a day. seasons can start earlier or later than these dates.
Article notes paper window panes used in Chinese and Japanese homes transmit UV light better than glass. Tung oil treatment allows about 40 percent of UV light between 2,500 and 3,000 angstroms to pass, a range where ordinary glass is opaque, possibly lowering rickets susceptibility for Oriental children.
The text notes that coyotes migrate easily and multiply quickly, with litters averaging five to seven puppies. It argues their adaptability and boldness may enable them to inhabit broad areas, potentially the entire U S.
A census of blind institutions in England shows smoking is common among inmates. At St. Dunstan's, a famed hostel for blind soldiers, 95 percent smoke. Similar results appear in other institutions where some facilities report every inmate as a smoker.
Henry A. Bowers 74 of the Lincoln highway near Massillon died suddenly at home Monday. Survived by widow Nettie two daughters Helen Goodrich and J M Spindler a son Raymond five grandchildren and two brothers Frank and E G Bowers. He worked in lumber and real estate before retirement. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the Arnold funeral home with burial in Massillon cemetery.
An eminent psychologist urges cheerful coping with change and celebrates the enduring U.S. government. The text offers a safe Fourth of July menu with Pineapple Wheel Sandwiches, Pinwheel Sandwiches, Spinach Egg Carrot layers, Chocolate Flip, Prune Ice Cream, and Seed Sponge Cake, including recipe steps and yields.
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