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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
4
Roy S Smith the new pastor will preach at the M E Church with services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Po be Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Epworth League gathers at 6 45 p m S S Sunday School starts 9 30 a m Roy S Smith leads the church event schedule under Superintendent W A Mumaw and Roy S Smith.
Presbyterian Church invites all families to rally day on October 2 with field work by Wooster presbytery team. Services at 9:30 for Sunday School and 10:30 preaching, C E societies at 6:30, worship at 7:30, Lord's Supper follows.
Worship at 10 30 a m on Sunday with Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m and evening worship at 8 30 p m Special missionary numbers and the monthly offering. Bible study and choir practice Friday 7 30 p m Instruction class Saturday 2 p m Missionary society Saturday afternoon at Mrs Dan Kirchhofer home.
Rev Daniel Campbell and Pastor Lee Douglass lead Sabbath School at 9 30 am and preaching at 10 30 am with the theme The Power that We Use A 6 30 pm Young Peoples Service asks How Can Our Society Benefit Our Community A Wednesday prayer service at the Methodist Church and Friday at 7 30 pm Fred Abel from Japan will speak Donations requested for Massillon Hospital include canned fruits jellies or vegetables to be brought to the Presbyterian Church basement by Oct 6 themed Not by might nor by power but by My Spirit saith the Lord of Hosts.
Martin Mennonite Church reads Sunday School at 9 30 a m with D C Hostetler superintendent Sermon at 10 30 a m and Young People’s Meeting at 7 30 p m aligned to regular worship and activities.
The Christian Science Society of Orrville Ohio lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 a m at 114 North Main Street with a Wednesday evening service at 8 p m. The public is invited.
The note describes honey bees living in swarms of 10 to 50,000 in one hive. It explains three bee classes with the queen laying about two thousand eggs daily, the drones not working, and the workers gathering honey.
The passage cites a long standing theory about acts of figment and a 1850 act regarding parliamentary writing. It notes the need for a statute to permit inserting full stops in parliamentary acts.
A newspaper note observes that nine tenths of foreign correspondence clerks at major British export firms are foreigners. Many work for low wages gaining knowledge and experience from the jobs.
Francis H. Sisson argues bankers bore mixed blame for 1920 21 price collapse and farm distress, blaming excessive financing of speculative farm property and delayed rediscount rate hikes by the Fed. He says inflation followed by a general business downturn hit banking and farmers, urging wiser credit distribution and adaptation to world conditions.
Linn County banks unite for a county corn exhibit modeled on last year’s Linn County Fair contest. Ten of eleven banks will subscribe this year, boosting agriculture promotion. Bank groups discuss scholarship funds and agricultural outreach, with state and county banker associations urging stronger farm education and county agent coordination.
The tongue has three taste zones: the front senses pungent and acid flavors, the middle part detects sweets or bitters, and the rear region is sensitive to roast meats, butter oils, and fatty substances.
In Pittsburgh, Frank Cairo who died years ago left a will discovered in the shoe of his deceased son. The document leaves ten thousand dollars to his wife and notes the searchers were urged to help the widow by their son in heaven.
Ohio General Assembly proposes two constitutional amendments to be voted on November 1925. The first adds Article VIII Section 13 restricting indebtedness for current expenses and property with under five years usefulness, with exceptions for short term notes and emergencies. The second amends Article XII Section 2 to tax real estate, tangible property, and intangibles uniformly, with exemptions for certain bonds and public property, and safeguards against double taxation. Both require adoption by voters and take effect January 1, 1926.
Ohio proposes constitutional amendments to Section 2 of Article III and Article X and to repeal portions of Articles XVII and X. If approved by three-fifths of each house, terms would begin January 1, 1926. The proposal includes four-year terms for governor and other state officers, with ballots to be placed on the official election ballot. The Secretary of State certifies the joint resolutions and deadlines for the November 1925 election.
A compact quotation fragment notes political wranglings, urging separation of religion from state and labeling debate with a bigot as misguided. The line reflects Benjamin Franklin style in a discussive, historical tone.
A New York American note reports that women take to swimming earlier than men who must teach themselves.
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