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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
4
Rev A E Stockham pastor leads Sunday worship at 10 30 am with Sunday school at 9 30 am and evening preaching at 7 30 pm C E societies meet at 6 30 pm Ober E IL superintendent oversees church activities.
The Rev J H Schweisberger will depart Tuesday to attend a conference. No preaching Sunday due to the event. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening will be held at the U P church. The Epworth League service featured the sacred drama The Challenge of the Cross which impressed attendees.
A. R. Keiser pastor M. A. Niswander superintendent. Sunday service at 10 30 a m with Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m and Evening worship at 8 30 p m. Bible study and choir practice Friday at 7 30 p m. Instruction class Saturday at 2 p m. All are welcome and attendance is requested.
Reverend Daniel Campbell presides with Pastor Lee Douglass and S S Superintendent. Sabbath School at 9 30 a m with Review The spread of Christianity. 10 30 a m Preaching Service Ways of Straying 6 30 p m Young Peoples Service Christian Friendliness to South America Leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Junior Missionary Society to meet Saturday Sept 28 at 2 o clock Carl Hauensten leader All invited Bake sale Saturday
Sunday School starts at 9 30 a m with D C Hostetler as superintendent Sermon follows at 10 30 a m The Young People's Meeting is at 7 30 p m.
Orrville Ohio Christian Science Society invites the public to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and Sunday service at 11 00 a m with Wednesday evening service at 8 p m. All services are at 114 North Main Street.
The article notes that the word clock derives from the old English clok meaning bell. It explains that clocks were tied to bell announcements and that time was once signaled by ringing bells or gongs.
In Paris a quirky scene unfolds as men claim breaking in meerschaum pipes is a profession. More than twenty men gather to ash and smoke pipes all day, earning praise as the world’s laziest job.
The fragment notes a 32h B C voyage by a Greek traveler, believed to be the first to reach the Arctic circle and the land of the midnight sun, recognized by the Pythias as a pioneer of exploration.
In Eisleben legend Eck the faithful, Eckhardt of German lore, is said to retreat indoors on Holy Thursday to spare onlookers from the funeral procession that passes by, a tradition recounted in local memory.
A small magnet kept in the sewing basket helps lift dropped needles and broken needle fragments. This quick aid reduces the risk of stepping on sharp metal pieces and keeps work areas safer.
Paris reports Secretary Mellon pledges envoys to keep terms secret to avoid public outcry in both the United States and France. France faces a sixty-two year plan to repay principal with a rising interest scale, starting near half a percent and increasing to a final year.
Carl D Case longtime pastor of First Baptist Oak Park resigns after involvement in Leland divorce case. He announced retirement and will leave Chicago for Florida in two weeks. Doctors urged immediate rest and change of environment.
Milford Pennsylvania reports a three hour talk between Governor Pinchot and John L Lewis head of the United Mine Workers. They discussed the anthracite strike from the miners' viewpoint and moved toward resuming wage scale negotiations.
Secretary of Agriculture William M Jardine approved a multibillion dollar merger between Armour & Co and Morris packets. He warned that any legal violation would be met with strong action. He found no evidence that the purchase unduly lowered prices to shippers or raised prices to consumers.
The will of Edward R. Stettinius, late partner in JP Morgan and Company, is filed for probate. It leaves virtually the entire estate to his wife through trust funds, with the children receiving assets after her death.
In this vicinity farmers will not hire striking miners for potato digging and apple picking arguing the action would prolong the mine strike and worsen labor unrest. The report notes tensions between workers and employers amid ongoing industrial action.
Franklin county Democrats draft Claude Meeker for the United States Senate in the next primaries. The Columbus and Franklin county Democratic committee urges his nomination, citing his long party record, journalism career, and national stature in Democratic circles.
Painted walls help in kitchens where steam from wash days dampens paper, causing it to loosen and peel. Keeping walls painted reduces moisture damage and maintains a neat surface.
The famed reply count Pierre Cambronne is credited with is The guard dies but never surrenders. The claim ties to his reputed remark at Waterloo when pressed to yield.
The article surveys contrasting views on wives supervising men’s clothes purchases. It notes women are seasoned shoppers who value details like hand-made buttonholes, durable seams, and color fastness, while men vary from joint shopping with wives to resisting input, with moneyed buyers avoiding price haggling and penny-pinching buyers prioritizing value.
An old belief ties the diamond to love and harmony in marriage. The stone was highly valued in Italy during the Middle Ages for its supposed power to maintain domestic harmony between spouses.
The battle of Leipsic occurred October 16 to 19 in 1813 where Prussian Austrian and Swedish forces joined to defeat Napoleon's French army. This engagement is frequently called the Battle of the Nations.
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