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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
M. E. Church led by Pastor Revd YW Schweisberger announces Sunday School at 9 30 with J B Graver as superintendent Special features start at 10 30 Epworth League at 6 15 pm Preaching at 7 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Choir rehearsal 8 30 Services continue each evening through Friday.
Rev A E Stockham pastor E I Ober supt Sunday School 930 Worship 1030 Junior and Senior C E 630 Preaching 730 Choir 830 Members canvass this week for local church budget and benevolences Ordination of new elders on March 29 Easter observed
The United Presbyterian Church held Sabbath School at 9 30 a m with Lee Douglass as superintendent. The P C U met at 6 30 p m with Mrs Earl Locke as president and a roll call of fifteen members. Mrs James Buchan hosted the missionary meeting. Mrs Dalziel led the program. Mrs M E Watson attended from out of town. Officers elected: President Mrs Earl Locke Vice President Mrs Ray McAfee Treasurer Mrs Rudy Thankoffering Secretary Mrs Wingert Temperance Secretary Mrs Dennis Arnold. Treasurer's report read and approved. last year's monthly dues totaled 56 dollars.
A. R. Keiser is the pastor with M. A. Niswander as S S u pt Supt. Sunday services include christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m and a sermon at 8 30 p m Mid week meetings are held every Wednesday at 8 00 p m You are welcome to attend and are urged to come.
The Christian Science Society in Orrville Ohio lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 a m. Wednesday evening service at 8 p m is held at 114 North Main Street with the public invited.
An advertisement touts Lavoptik eye wash by IL M. Wagner, a druggist, claiming it keeps eyes healthy and vivacious. It offers a free eye cup with purchase and targets women with warnings about red strained or dark-ringed eyes.
2.2 C is cited for Clover Seed with remarks on price and quality. R McDowell signs the note urging prompt purchase.
Dalton dealers post current price list for grain and produce. Prices shown per bushel include oats No 1 at 40 cents, rye at 25 cents, and per dozen eggs at 28 cents.
An advertisement claims catarrh inflames the Eustachian tube causing hearing loss. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine can treat catarrh and related deafness, noting decades of success in curing catarrh and deafness linked to catarrh.
Various local updates note social visits and family events in Wooster and Orrville. Birth announced for Roy and Mrs Saurer’s daughter. Death of John M. Shenk at 80 in Burton City with survivor details. Ohio farmers urged to burn corn stalks to curb European corn borer infestation by June 1 per the State Department of Agriculture. Mrs Lovina Chaffin dies at 81 years in Orrville home with family references.
Classified notice items from Dalton Ohio include offers to do plain sewing and various sales and rentals. Several entries list contact names such as Hess & Snyder steel range E H Martin and John D Owen with locations in Dalton and nearby Wadsworth. Other ads advertise farm produce livestock and household goods for sale or trade.
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute reports that dairy products account for 20 cents of every food dollar with milk in almost every dish. U.S. per capita milk use rose to 50 gallons annually, up eight gallons since 1917, while butter intake rose to 16.5 pounds per person. Cheese remains low at 3.7 pounds per capita. condensed milk up sharply to 12.69 pounds. ice cream close to 8.5 percent of production. About 8 percent of milk is wasted or lost with calcium and dairy byproducts making up the rest.
A Blue Valley Creamery Institute analysis and a University of Minnesota feeding trial show significant gains from optimized rations. University cows produced 86.7 percent more milk and higher fat content with higher profits. pasture-fed cows lagged behind. The institute estimates up to 5 million cows could yield large profits, with total US dairy profits increasing by about 111 dollars per farmer annually.
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