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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
3
The program outlines a reunion with welcome remarks from officers and a tribute to members. An event program includes a treasury report, class roll call, and a banquet. Multiple named attendees and groups are listed, reflecting a formal society gathering.
The Street Baptist Church will present a program led by Watson featuring a theme titled The Golden Road to Ail. Evening services include readings such as The Love That Heals and Airs and Be Brave, Be Courageous. The Rev Watson will deliver the sermon as the church holds its reviewing selections and morning prelude.
Local Vathool Association announces Tate district conventions to begin June 15 in Nashport. Sessions at Soisirier No 2 Methodist Church Rosey Brice locations include 1:50 PM and 7:30 PM each day with guest speakers Rev. Wetter RF H. Paden Mrs Saver and Mr. nasier addressing youth divisions and Ohio Counc of Religious Education.
The Stafford home in Monroe County will host events on Tuesday and Wednesday, August 5. Speakers include Pa. D. Horer, president of the state charity, Mo lomeus, and Hon. Cir us Loc head of the department of ecommerce in Columbus. Readings and musical features will accompany the program.
A Lewis reunion event is noted with limited readable fragments referencing a reunion at a city location. Details such as dates, names, and specific venue are unclear in the text.
Harold Davidson to be presented by Orad Lane in a local program. The notice mentions a performance by Harold Davidson and references Greig, a chorus, and a conductor.
Charles W. Batéwin will preach at Duncan Falls Presbyterian Church with a first sermon on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock titled Believing Is Seeing. The schedule includes June 23 Give God a new Ear Sparrow and other topics through the month. a special Fourg 2 service is noted. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday evenings with Persias as president. Ladies Society plans a June 19 church event and a Saturday school class follows.
North Terrace announces a community program at the local church with performances by children and local organizers. The event features several acts and a welcome message from church leaders, inviting residents to attend.
A historical document describes an investigation into beef quality and stock diets conducted at the request of the Department of Agriculture. It notes experiments on tenderness, meat from various feeds, bone measurements, and inspectors judging appearance to gauge overall meat quality.
Washington dispatch argues the vice presidency is a taxing role far heavier than popularly believed. It cites ex presidents and aides remarking on the burden and suggests the position entails constant vigilance, duty, and diplomatic strain.
A new railroad timetable takes effect Sunday morning June 7 with eastbound No. 40 at 1:62 pm and No. 32 at 2:9 pm, westbound Nos. 43 and 32 at 7:46 pm, and No. 36 leaving at 10:50 am. a separate division timetable in the south sound lists additional departures.
Fragments describe Mrs Paul lifler and others visiting from Pillsbury and For, a Sun cruise on the Noronic, Athens dance attendance, a Qhiv sua jGress gathering, and a funeral service with comments on a proclamation and eulogy. Rotary events and cemetery services are mentioned in a reflective local sketch.
Grace Mle will hold a communion service on Sunday at Grace Mle. The notice lists hymns and subjects for the day including Revered he no aftersosa mentee exterr the 2: reeeting 77 47 vcices. The service features Pastor Ray and remarks on memory and faith.
Fire swept Friday morning through three small frame houses on Harris Road, damaging two structures owned by I C Burton of Beron Townsend Co and destroying contents of one. The blaze began at Eumeed Lear’s home and spread to Frank Smalley and Mary Gladman’s properties. Lear, out of work weeks, left water on an old stove, igniting the kitchen and spreading fire before neighbors aided the family.
A damaged text fragment records Rev. Frank Lyrach of Central A. E. Church speaking on Christian themes. It mentions temptations of the times, the kingdom of righteousness, and contrasts between the New Testament and uncertain sounds.
Dr Kelsey attends Exchange Club meeting as Rex Moore leads morning service at First United Presbyterian with a sermon for young folks. Subjects include Good Cheer and reflections on Paul’s preaching in ancient times. Evening program features choir and special address by Ralph Lancaster and Miss Mae Leacock.
Jauward ED Keener of Washington Township was appointed deputy county treasurer for a two year term beginning Monday September 2, 1925. Keener, well known in county affairs, has served as teacher and in federal civil service roles in Washington DC. He also chaired the Republican central committee for Washington Township.
Frank ed 66, well known retired farmer, died Friday evening at Norval Park Schaferock from two complications. Born and raised on a Stovertoun farm he lived on Norval Park for years. Survived by widow and one sister Mrs Charles Riley Brush Creek township. Funeral Sunday at 2:38 PM at lates home, Rev Grunewalt of Wood Mm Cemetery.
Former Perry County resident Trreest Irv died in Pittsburg at his home after years of illness. He was a known member of the ABE and is survived by two children. Funeral was held Thursday afternoon in Pittsburgh.
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