18 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1925
Page
1
A gathering at the Deshler campus brought ministers and church representatives from many communities. The meeting discussed a campaign plan to be extended to each county, with Mrs. C Lem es and Sproat noted among attendees and organizers.
A fragmented notice reports the marriage of John oe Wheelus of Crosksville and a Roseville girl on April 11. The bride’s mother is Mrs. Cherles Bleketty. the groom’s family is connected to the Iron home district. The item references school events, a carnival, and local visits, with various names and vague details about ceremonies and social notes.
Readable fragments discuss throat health and tonsil care, mentioning relief timelines and home remedies. Mentions products and drugstores obliquely, with unclear instructions and garbled phrasing.
Charles P. Stewart reports on a heated exchange at Coolidge’s disarmament conference and how Allied powers urged reductions. He notes Harding’s stance echoing a hard line on ships, while the piece questions Britain France and Japan willingness to scrap arms for American advantage. The article blends political critique with anecdotes and stray reflections on policy.
Olivet to Calvary will be sung at Market Street Baptist Church under Mrs Mary Freckard Fitch of the Denton Conservatory. Singers include Mrs Fitch Howard Perry Daniel Wintermute and Charles I Hutzler. The program lists choruses and solos with multiple vocal parts and biblical references.
Residents and visitors share weekend visits at White Cottage and nearby homes. Charles Williams of Sal gathered with Edith Powell and Mery Ford, while Franck Shaffer and Joe Moore attended illness notes for family. Ruth and Dulcia Wesh visited Mrs Bete He and others in Zanenule as news items mingle with local social rounds.
A program at the local church Sunday at 7 30 features a modern screen motion picture based on Thomas Nelson Page s The Shepherd Who Went Far. Also shown will be Heart Talk by the pastors wife with readings and a paper contribution. A Charles Dawes appearance is noted as part of the program.
Dr S L Boyers former president of Myrmodist College and long time hospital secretary will preach at the First M E Church with a morning service at 3:30 a.m. The midweek sermon will address questions after Easter as young men of Central Church seek more room and better facilities.
A. Forsythe will address the congregation at a church service on Sabbath morning. The brief note mentions a Prelude and four verses, with likely readings by E. Beary and a reference to Father anger card lessons.
Community board invites bids on school equipment and a contract at Vas Bibber Homf. The notice lists submission deadlines and required documents for prospective suppliers. Officials emphasize fair procurement and competitive bidding procedures.
Local Masons celebrate their centennial with an organized program at Essayette, featuring a ceremonial address and elaborate rites. Officers and members from nearby lodges are expected to attend, honoring the milestone in a public ceremony.
Disjointed notes describe a lodge banquet with Grand and Past Grand officers, addresses, and a dancing evening. Mentions Gold engagement and a wedding amid references to individuals such as Clarence, Frank L., Lewerly, and Miss Edinard Pu. The text suggests a ceremonial program and social proceedings.
Frayed text shows St Nicholas grammar grades and high school presented a patriotic Arbor Day program on school grounds Friday at 1 08 o clock. Flags adorned the grounds as pupils sang and recited verses including What We Plant The Tree. Mary Hase Bohn and Lucy Larkin contributed pieces. The program concluded with a flag ceremony. Miss Mildred Roach will lead the Intermediate Christian Endeavor group at ML P church Sunday evening with a lesson on how songs reveal grades and a plan for future society activities.
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