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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
4
Roy S. Smith is pastor with W A Mumaw as superintendent. Sunday School at 9 30 Epworth League at 6 45 preaching at Dalton Sunday evening 7 30 prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7 30 West Lebanon service 9 15 Burton City service 10 45.
Pastor Rev A E Stockham leads worship at 10 30 am with Lord's Supper observed. C E Societies meet at 6 30 pm followed by 7 30 pm preaching. Members urged to attend. Young men and young women class groups plan a Friday night October 18 weiner and marshmallow roast. watch paper for future features.
Rev Daniel Campbell presides as pastor Lee Douglass leads Sunday school at 9 30 am. 10 30 am preaching on The Family Altar 6 30 pm Young People service. Stewardship meditation First They Gave Their Ownselves led by LeCrace Williams. Ladies Missionary society meets with Mrs Talley Thursday afternoon under Mrs Dennis Arnold. And thou shalt find Him when thou searchest after Him with all thy heart and soul.
Salem Mennonite Church announces worship at 10 30 a m Sunday October 11 with Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m and a song service with orchestra at 8 15 p m The morning service highlights singing and Communion is planned for October 18 Bible study and choral practice occur Friday at 7 30 p m Pastor is A R Keiser Superintendent M A Niswander leads the S S program
A brief review notes Dalton pastorate from 1915 to 1920 under J. H. Schweisberger. Parsonage improvements include renovations, furnace, baths, porches, painting, and a total cost over 3500 dollars, all paid. Church work reports 132 new members by letter or confession, achieved through pastor and congregation cooperation.
Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m with D C Hostetler as superintendent. Worship at 10 30 a m. Young People's Meeting at 7 30 p m.
The Christian Science Society in Oarville Ohio invites the public to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and main service at 11 00 a m on Sundays and an evening service on Wednesdays at 8 p m All services are held at 114 North and Street.
The 1812 Fort Dearborn raid tale centers on Capt. William Wells a Kentucky captain captured by the Miami who returns to defend his post. He dies in battle protecting Hebekah Wells as Potawatomi attack the wagon train. Wells known as Black Snake is honored as a fearless frontier scout and hero.
Edward Sibila will sell at public sale near Bowdil on Oct 14 1925 starting 10 a m listing 4 horses 6 cows one fresh by sale day 2 broad sows with pigs 7 shoats 300 chickens 12 sheep corn oats hay corn fodder 4 bu clover seed half interest of 15 acres wheat outfitting tools household goods and more John Brenner Frank Schalmo Auds E J Nichter Clerk On Oct 15 1925 S L Marchand will sell near East Greenville items include 4 horses 13 dairy cows fresh and springers 1 bull 15 fat hogs chickens Fordson tractor plows 1924 Ford roadster grain equipment wagons mower hay tools and more Brenner Bros Auds Hammersmith Bros Clerks
A statement notes the Pacific Ocean exceeds all land in area and its waters total six times the land’s volume above sea level, highlighting vast scale differences between oceanic and terrestrial realms.
A remark on women playing bridge to keep minds active while they converse. The line suggests social and cognitive aspects of bridge in leisure settings.
A Tottenham woman seeking a divorce testified her married life was happy until the arrival of her thirteenth child. The case highlights domestic strain amid crowded family growth within a legal proceeding.
A San Francisco doctor told a New York audience that labor-saving devices are making the housewife lazy He traveled about 9000 miles to speak in New York about domestic life and technology.
The General Assembly proposes adding article VIII section 13 to Ohio's constitution. It allows counties and other subdivisions to issue short term notes for operating expenses or new property or improvements under six months, with limits on maturities and conditions for adoption. The measure, adopted March 27, 1925, would take effect January 1, 1926 if approved on election day.
The General Assembly proposes amendments to Articles XII and III and X to tax real estate, tangible property, and intangibles under a uniform rule, set four year terms for county officers, and repeal sections altering terms. Certifies by Secretary of State Thad H. Brown on Sept 1 1925.
A Wilmington News Journal blurb notes the Muck program highlighting health wisdom with a light humorous line about a man who dislikes no one and is likely healthy.
The legend recalls Saint Denis, patron of France, beheaded in 272 during Roman persecution, who is said to have grabbed his head and walked a long distance before collapsing.
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