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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1925
Page
9
A sermon by Dr. A. E. urged women to exercise their voting rights at the approaching primary. He warned that without participation some may turn to bootleggers and vice, and urged church members to evaluate candidates and vote for the best. The text emphasizes civic duty for both men and women to keep government free from the worst elements.
The St Pauls United Church Sunday School and church services were well attended. Rev E L Housley gave the morning address in place of the regular pastor. The W M quartet sang selections as the Eastika Class, led by Mrs Bert James, held its monthly meeting at Miss Eva Warfuls home.
Grace Reformed church organized groups lead the morning service during the pastor’s absence. The girls Guild will oversee next Sunday’s service, and the chorus choir under Mr Lehman will meet Tuesday at 7:30 for rehearsal on The Redemption.
First Christian Bible School reported free attendance with ten new pupils enrolled and visitors from seven states and 26 towns. Delta Alpha social at the church planned with Mrs. A Lenhart as chairwoman. Loyalists class to hold a church meeting Tuesday evening. Wilberforce University quartet to give a concert Wednesday evening under African church auspices. admission free, a silver offering requested.
Sunday school and church services at Trinity Reformed Church drew large crowds. Pastor Dr H N Kerst spoke on What Were We We Can Use. Miss Dorothy rst sang Ave Maria. Sunday School Executive Board to meet Tuesday at 7 30 in church office.
Zion Lutheran church Pastor C. D. Beach preached on creation and evolution during morning service. Evening session at 7 30 will continue with regular discussion among pastors on the theory of evolution and related topics.
Reverend Harold Mohn resumed duties at Dueber Methodist Church after an eastern camping trip. Morning sermon titled New Vision and evening sermon Vacation Taught Me drew a large congregation for his return.
Attendance at the Anton Union Mission was 130. Morning events featured Derrick at Simpson M. E. church and at the Mission. Evening services announced for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 7 30. Next Sunday a delegation from Minerva Ohio will attend the evening service and the Peerless Quartet from Simpson M. E. church will sing.
Calvary Presbyterian church announces pulpit supply during sister’s vacation. John Derrick of Canton Union preached Sunday August 2. Phillip McDowell, medical missionary in Texas, and the son of a pastor accompanied the speaking. Reverend Robert Fer, D D of Chicago delivered a sermon.
The Presbyterian Board of National Missions secretaries will preach and next Sunday President Porter of Gordon College India will supply. On Monday at 6 30 the Women of the Congregation meet for a quilting party. Thursday 7 20 the Mid week meeting as usual.
The books will close for the year and any unreported or unpaid item will miss the Annual and cause the society to lose its credit. Mestences for the afternoon will be the Plantz Weaver group members.
The Trinity Evangelical church held a Sunday Cash Rally with morning and evening programs. Rev. John M. HM. Minakett, Harry Lute, and Mrs. A. K. Kidder spoke. Charlotte Rauch read Then Our Father. the Davy sisters and Waldo Burkhart performed. Cash offerings neared $700 with $500 in interest for a new church. Worker's Band prayer meeting and Young People's circle meet Tuesday at local homes.
Robert Dixon of North Canton spoke at the morning service in the Central Y M C A Chapel on Sunday. His talk centered on youth and included a conversion story. Special music was by the choir under Tuttle Co. Walker. The Women’s Missionary society meets Tuesday at Mrs Wm Booth’s home 204 Monroe SE with committees named and a labor conditions study led by Robert B Wilson of Muskingum College.
Pastor Rev G A Firestone preached at both services Sunday. Monday night the Loyal Men's class and families will picnic at Willow Dale Park with autos leaving the church at 6:30. The W M S will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday night in the church.
Dr. C B Manchester preached at the First U P church. The mission class holds an all day quitting Tuesday at the church. The Young Ladies Missionary Society meets at Miss Ruth Mills home 1429 Cleveland NW Tuesday at 7 30.
The First Brethren Sunday School reported 147 attendees. The pastor preached at both the morning and evening services.
Reverend M E Simpson M E Church returns from trip Saturday to fill the pulpit Sunday morning and evening. The Little Light Bearers and Kings Heralds host a mite box party Tuesday afternoon. Crystal Park M E Sunday School starts at 9 with services to follow. Pastor away on vacation, Rev John Schweitzberger of Dalton preaches on How Live Are You. Epworth League at 6 45. Evening services canceled.
With the pastor absent the women run the morning preaching service. Churchgoers are told to meet for rehearsal Monday evening at 7 at Mrs Bryrant s home on Mahoning road NE. Men will gather at the church Monday evening at 7 20.
Clark Metzgar spoke on Civic Righteousness at the First Congregational church Sunday. Rev Dan Bradley of Pilgrim Congregational Cleveland preached on Essentials of Christian Unity in the evening.
Continuing sermons by Rev. A E Day at First M E Church note morning service theme A New Look At Jesus His Friendships. Church League Baseball outing planned Monday evening at Loehrs shack Middlebranch Rd with all players urged to attend.
Dr. W. R. Funk of Dayton Ohio preached two sermons on The Comfort and Power of Truth and The Way of the Lord. The choir offered four special numbers. soloists William Welda Florence Millen Leona Roush Leona Troush and Mrs Everett Kiehl performed. The Christian Endeavor topic was Wholesome Play and Recreation.
Aug 10. John Marcus 42 a Roumanian, was struck by a box car here Sunday afternoon and sustained a probable skull fracture and right shoulder fracture. He returned to his boarding house at 322 South McKinley and later was taken to the city hospital. Injuries not believed to be critical.
Beach City August meeting of the Beach City Business Men's association elected Frank B. Schlafly president Earl E. Foud secretary Harry Co Reed assistant and A N Lawrence treasurer for the ensuing year A show committee was appointed including Charles Weimer Harry L Creasy Grover Kopp Frank Miller and Dr Co S Palmer promising a real show before winter Refreshments were served after the meeting.
The annual Orchard Day at Wooster Experiment Station Wooster Ohio will be Friday August 21. Tours begin at 9 30 a m with Station staff explaining works. Gladwin of New York discusses grape growing Davis on peach culture and apple topics.
Shreve establishes an Eastern Star chapter with Worthy Matron Effie Troutman Worthy Patron Joseph T Harvey Associate Matron Marian Bennets secretary May Geesaman treasurer Loa Van Niman conductress Blanche Mayers associat conduct teas Mabel Keleter chaplain Lippine Weiss noble Mildred Levan organist Florence Kulte Adah Cordelia Van Over Rath Mary Sterrett Mother Laintee Cornell Martha Martha Weller Electa Vera Weller warder Jessie Morgan sentinel Earl Weller.
Beach City reports plans nearly complete for a Dig community picnic to be held at Steppers woods near Wilmot. Committees appointed include Grounds Willan Meese Herbert Reed and Herbert Fry transportation H A
The fragment lists attendees and participants in a local event including Mrs Walter Agier Mrs J H Palmer Mr W F E Andrews and others across sectors like trucking advertising and firefighting. It mentions park involvement and a mix of names such as Charley Mayfaurd John Swan S Kurteman and J Morgan.
Advertises Zemo as a fast acting eczema treatment that relieves itching and heals sores burns wounds and chafing. Claims deep cleansing and soothing effect with trial bottle and large size pricing and availability from druggists.
The Mount Union college men's tennis finals will feature Hiram Hunsicker against Julius McElroy on the college courts this evening. The event drew notable interest from summer school students, with a women's tournament also conducted.
Sam Roger of 842 East Broadway Was admitted to City hospital at six Sunday evening after a jumping contest accident near his home caused a fractured ankle. The injury occurred when his foot struck a rut during the jump and Dr. B C Barnard attended him.
A lemon based skin whitening lotion combines juice from two lemons with Orchard White to produce a quarter pint of a facial body bleach. Shake well and apply to face neck arms and hands for a fragrant non irritating effect used by stage beauties to fade freckles sunburn and tan remnants.
The notice outlines prices for children’s clothing including 69 cent boys’ wash pants and dresses priced around $1.00 for ages 2 to 6 years and teen sizes.
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