Religion Re Thinking The Path To Higher Knowing God
The passage argues history is mankind moving toward higher knowledge of God. It contrasts the violent Jehovah of Israel with the merciful God of Jonah and Jesus. True advancement lies in self sacrifice and living for others, not isolation. The speaker cites Jesus to claim ultimate moral progress and eternal value.
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Jesua
Jonah
Nineveh
Jesus
Joshua
Jesus Christ
Hfer
Ralph Gantz Named Superintendent at Mifflinville High
Ralph M Gantz of Doylestown named superintendent of Mifflinville High School Ohio. A new building is ready and he will purchase equipment. He has taught in Barberton and will assume duties after that school closes. The Gantzes move to the new location in August.
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Ralph M Gantz
Doylestown
Mifflinville
Ohio
Gantz
Barberton
Red Cross Institute to Aid Ohio Disaster Prep
The Red Cross holds its Annual Spring Institute at Indian Lake Ohio from June 3 to June 8 with attendees from across the state. David S Ingalls chair of the Ohio Roll Call Committee says the gathering will advance First Aid Stations on major highways and water safety in Life Saving, Junior Red Cross, and disaster preparedness for Ohio chapters.
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Ohio
Red Cross
Indian Lake
David S. Ingalla
Olio Red Greas
Veterans’ Home Service
Reid Cross
Ingalls
Cleveland
Civil Service Exams For Medico Positions Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for senior medical technician to earn 2000 dollars a year and medical technician at 1620 dollars. Optional subjects include bacteriology roentgenology and combined bacteriology roentgenology. Full information is available from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at major post offices or from the Commission in Washington, D C.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Secretary of the
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Washington, D. C
Ohio wheat crop second in nation
Ohio will have an extra large wheat crop this year led by Marvin Losey of the Farm Bureau Cooperative Association in Columbus. Government estimates place Ohio second in total wheat production with favorable corn and oat prospects. 66 percent of corn planted and damp cool weather boosting oats. Prices show Canadian wheat imports and Argentine corn affecting grain values while local demand supports corn prices and new wheat is expected around 66 cents at threshing time.
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Ohio
Marvin Losey
Farm Bureau Cooperative Associationy
Columbus
Losey
Alfalfa Hay Cutting Dates Suggested in Ohio
Ohio State University extension agronomist R. D. Lewis recommends the first alfalfa hay cutting between June 7 and June 14, based on eight years of trials. He notes weather affects timing, with delays in wet years and earlier cuts in dry seasons, and warns that waiting past the second week of June yields no benefit and lowers quality.
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R. D. Lewis
Ohio State University
Lewis
University
DULL DAYS IN MAY WORRY TURKEY MEN
In prolonged rainy spells turkeys lack sun exposure and vitamin L leading to rickets risk. Zumbro notes turkeys need three times as much vitamin as chickens. Young poults fed typical ration show rickets unless oil intake increased. symptoms include awkward movement soft beak soft feathers appearing weeks after hatch.
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Zumbro
California Exposition stamps and Migratory Bird stamps update
Six plates have been produced for the California stamp and were on sale in Washington on opening day May 31. The issue commemorates the Pacific Southwest centennial and the California Pacific International Exposition in San Diego opening May 29. Advance orders for this stamp were filled, with 75 million stamps requested. The first Migratory Bird Hunting stamp will leave sale June 30, and the second stamp goes on sale after July 1. Final figures show totals for stamps listed by the Division of Stamng. A revised Post Office booklet on United States stamps is now for sale, detailing stamps from 1847 to 1934 and the 69 special stamps with first day sale places.
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Washington
Pacific Southwest
San Diego
Philatelic Agency
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Newburgh
Chicago
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Ohio Cheese Output Tops Six Million Pounds
Ohio advances as a major cheese producer with about 6 million pounds annually. Stoltz of Ohio State University cites Suiva cheese output near 3.5 million pounds across around 40 factories. Swiss industry centers in Tuscarawas county while Holm Coshocton Wayne Portage and Stark expand production.
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Ohio
B Stoltz
Department of Dairy, Technology
Ohio State University
Betherkrantz
Stoltz
Tuscarawas County
Holm
Coshocton
Wayne
Portage
Meri
Stark
Belle Center
Logan County
Lima
Defiance
Dorset
Ashtabula
Rittman
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Wheat Growers Vote Crop Control Plan
Ohio signers of wheat adjustment contracts with the AAA approved continuing wheat production control programs in a May 26 referendum across 38 states. Of 20,399 voters, 12,300 of 15,870 contract holders approved, and 2,367 of 4,529 non signers approved, with 3,570 and 2,162 opposing respectively.
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Ohio
AAA
Village of Rittman Seeks Bids for Water Softening Plant Bonds
Ordinances 1170 and 1174 authorize $200 bond bid bond or certified check with bids sealed for Mortgage Revenue Bonds of the Village of Rittman Wayne County Ohio. Bids due within 30 days of delivery, stated as at least face value plus accrued interest.
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Ohio
Rittman
Wayne County
Roy W Baker
Funeral services for Ida Gaul of Creston
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM for Ida Gaul 65 mother of Myrtle Bauman of Cangan. Burial followed in Creston cemetery. Ms Gaul died Thursday after illness. born February 28 1870 in Wayne County. Survived by husband Henry three daughters Myrtle Bauman Theresa James and Marie Kistler of Wooster and stepson Clarence Gaul of Canaan. Creston M E church to observe Children Day Sunday June 9 at 8 PM with baptisms and catechism class entries.
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Myrtle Bauman
Cangan
Madisonbure
Creston
Gaul
Wayne
Henry
Bauman
Theresa James
Marie Kistler
Wooster
Clarence Gaul
Canaan
Sealed bids asked for Rittman waterworks bonds 1935
Village of Rittman Ohio invites sealed proposals by June 29 1935 for twelve 1000 dollar bonds totaling 12000 to finance waterworks improvements. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest payable semiannually June 1 and December 1, mature 1937–1946, secured by mortgage on the waterworks plant with revenue payments pledged.
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Rittman
Ohio
Honda
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