Dalton Post Office Notice September 3 1925
Entered at the Post Office at Dalton Ohio as Second Class Matter on Thursday September 3 1925.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
4
Entered at the Post Office at Dalton Ohio as Second Class Matter on Thursday September 3 1925.
A. R. Keiser is pastor M. A. Niswander S S Supt. Sunday Sept 6 Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m Musical Program 7 30 p m Instruction class Sept 5 2 o clock Public is invited to all services with emphasis on Sunday evening program.
Reverends J H Schweisberger and W A Mumaw urge church members to rally to Christian effort as vacation ends. Services at 10:30 and 7:30 with Holy Communion and Epworth League at 6:45. Three Sundays left in the conference year to complete the report. Dalton contributed a strong showing at the county U S meeting and a notable male quartet song.
Rev Daniel Campbell leads Sunday worship with Pastor Lee Douglass guiding Sabbath School at 9 30 am on goals of the Christian Life. Preaching at 10 30 am titled Go Ye Young Peoples Meeting at 6 30 pm on Learning How to Pray prayer meeting to strengthen the circuit with the Power House. Except a grain of wheat... which must die to bear fruit.
Rev. A. E. Stockham presides at the Presbyterian Church with E. I. Ober as superintendent. C. E. Societies meet at 6 30 p m and 7 20 p m on Wednesday for prayer meetings.
The Sunday School begins at 9 30 a m with D C Hostetler as superintendent. Sermon at 10 30 a m followed by a Young People's Meeting at 7 30 p m.
The Christian Science Society in Orrville Ohio invites the public to attend Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 00 a m held at 114 North Main Street Wednesday evening service 8 p m all are welcome to participate.
Mrs Anna Schriber of Chicago is a guest of Mrs M Madge this week. Dr and Mrs Bert Weaver of Blackleysville visited Dalton relatives last Wednesday. Mrs Violet Stuck of Akron and von Dugan of Massillon were guests of Mrs Frank Kosier last week. Mr and Mrs Simon Dapp and Mr and Mrs Lee Dapp of Barber ta were Dalton visitors carnival for Mildred Kruschenske and Edith list.
Nearly thirty applicants sought a Cincinnati public library position but only eight passed the examination. Pathfinder Magazine quizzes students with quirky literary attributions and misattributions including poets, explorers, and scientists.
The article discusses Italy’s weekly lottery as a national pastime guiding public superstition. It notes residents pick five numbers for Naples and other major cities, with winning possible in any order. The system lets buyers back their hunch by writing a ticket at an agency.
A Paris chauffeur tested eleven fares by placing a chocolate package on the seat. Only two travelers admitted seeing it, a sergeant bound for Morocco and a marine's messenger girl, while others kept silent. The driver noted honesty is scarce.
The author argues world vegetable supply and arable land are insufficient for everyone to be vegetarian. Meat is seen as concentrated vegetable food and animal products like leather and fur require animal death. The piece praises meat for the vigorous man despite vegetarianism being suitable for poets and preachers.
An American visitor trespassed into the private side of Devil's Glen, ignoring notices. A choleric land lord confronted him, prompting the quip that mixed surprise with recognition of the demi-legendary site.
The monkeys Mizaru Mikazaru and Mazaru appear in a Nikko mural as symbols of a moral lesson. The legend emphasizes the value of minding one’s own affairs and avoiding evil through sight hearing and speech.
A Nature Magazine explanation notes lightning breaking trees causes splintered wood and stripped bark as steam bursts. most strikes do not ignite fires, yet lightning-ignited blazes exceed those from all other causes in many regions.
The centennial and homecoming services for St. Pauls Reformed Church Mt Eaton Ohio will run Sept 6 13 1925 with a week of services. Local and visiting ministers including Rev H J Christman Rev H S Gekeler Rev George Snyder Rev J F Winter Rev EE Engle Rev J H Steele and Rev C E Miller D D are scheduled to preach and speak with afternoon addresses by visiting ministers.
Mr and Mrs Chas Wagner of Bryan and Dr R F Thomson of Cleveland were guests of Ivan M Wagner and family the past week.
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