Timken Picnic At Summit Park Gathers 4000 at Akron Event
The Timken Roller Bearings plant in Canton held its eighteenth annual picnic at Summit Park Akron drawing more than 4000 employees and families. Contests included dashes, sack races, tugs of war, dancing, swimming pool events, and a large family prize. Free ice cream and lemonade were provided. souvenirs from local vendors were distributed and committees organized transportation, tickets, athletics, and amusements.
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Timken Roller
Summit Ach Park
Akron
Rkers
Timken, Co
Nnemiller Grocery Co
Noaker Ice Cream
A. L. Oscar Co
A. R. Ferguson
Jacob Hahn
Jane Inson
Olive Stokes
Ith Collins
Bertiue
Hanley Wheeler
John Nemethy
Afini
Joe Kendro
Rry Walther
Fdna Guertal
Anna Ikey
Jane Stinson
Pere Spkins
Joe
Kendro
Ruffin
Anthony Noczy
W. E. Curtis
Ob Hahn
Clara Foust
Lena
Bearing Factory
Nellie Parr
Uise Lassater
Katherine Reineine
Missa Prunostky
Andrew Kop
Lin
Jane Frung
Alfred Buck
Veeler
Steinmetz
Hart d Deetz
Kline
Arnold
Mpkins
Simms
E. E. Hlette
Kimball
Herbert D. Bur
C. A. Hart
Ansportation
W. A. Baum
Stephen Fin
E. G. Stedman
Bruce Keller
W. Hague
James Reid
L. G
Flin
Howell Wheat
Low- Keagy
Elkin Kuhn
Clifford Adford
Chas. R. Staley
F. Isner
C. A. Dorland
Peter Voss
Iry McCool
Edwin Keene
W. FE. Umstattd
Joe Mariel
Miter Schleiniger
James Cunnings
Sam Litchfield
Joe Houser
Yusements
James Roberts
Kee
Owen G. Smith
Herbel Key
Harry Gruber
George Baer
Ed Domers
Harold Iden
Ann Meyers
Myron Penickges
H. H. Timken
J. G. Obermier
T. Lothrop
J. H. Reifsnyder
J. Jaily
J. F. Strough
A. J. San- Alois Hauser
Ralph Staley
A. Donze
Louisa Geiger
Wm. Riche
Grover Stoffer
Wm. H. Schum
Inie Wernecke
John Dennis
Regis Rrett
James Robs
Arthur Kesel
Clerks
W. F. Jumacher
Ralph FE. Wolfe
Ouls Fabel
Tribe of Ben Hur Closes Meet With Banquet and Dance
The Ohio State Congress of the Tribe of Ben Hur concluded with a banquet at the Courtland hotel toastmaster W. B. Ringgenberg past state chief. Miss Rita Shortridge danced, and W. H. Owen gave the main address. Lima will host the 1926 congress after a city auto tour and a closing dance. Officers named include Sadie McDonald state chief and Margaret Hoertel past state chief.
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Ohio State Congress
Tribe of Ben Hur
Courtland Hotel
Ringgenberg
Rita Shortridge
W. H. Owen
Crawfordaville
Ind
Lienea McCauley
Rohn
Lima
Margaret Hoertel
Portsmouth
Sadie McDonald
Dayton
New Sounds to Be Reproduced
Washington reports that engineers foresee rapid progress from perfect reproduction of sound by talking machines to similar advances for radio. Researchers note loudspeakers and microphones have widened their usable range though defects remain.
Argentine Bill Pushes Woman Suffrage Despite Apathy
In Buenos Aires 1825 debate resurfaces in congress led by Deputy Bard as supporters and opponents weigh granting Argentine women over 22 the vote. Observers note a lack of middle class backing and that working class men show more political ambition while salons fade.
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Buenos Aires
Womit S Club
Radio Reproduction Advances Questioned By Scientist
A scientist notes uncertainty about whether current speakers can remain in use or if a new reproduction form is required. He suggests one to two more years of work before listeners may receive low and high frequency sounds at home as faithfully as midrange, if new discoveries in reproduction are made.
Y Boys Camp Season Nears Close At Turkeyfoot Lake
The Y M C A camp season at Turkeyfoot Lake is near its end with only the High School period remaining. Presbyterian boys occupy the camp next, followed by a ten day gap before the High School group attends for 12 or 13 days. Methodist and Presbyterian camp winners are listed with numerous athletic events and emblems, fobs, and a gold button awarded to William Bruce among Methodist honorees.
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Turkeyfoot Lake
Presbyterian Church
Methodist
Canton
Presbyterian
Presbyterians
Turkey
Tate
Evans
Ake
Leist
Harris
Leiist
Carpenter
Weist
Mortland
Grey
Fivans
Smith
Lavery
Ivana
Durant
Goodman
Fismund
Rance
Inches
Carmany
Stafford
Stark
Jack
Bolender
Horsey
Lone
Gotshall
Watkins
Bruce
Ostergard
Allensworth
R. Ostergard
Hampton
Fritz
Black
Guyton
John Carpenter
Warren Ostergard
Frank Palmer
Josh Desmon
Rich Edmonds
Myron Wise
Robert Stafford
Perry Stoop
George Deal
Paul Kinser
Don Mortland
Robert Carmany
Norman Lavery
John Fritz
William Rance
Floyd Durant
Chas Miller
Robert Gotshall
Kenneth Long
Robert Ostergard
LeRoy Evans
Forrest Stark
John Allensworth
Lloyd Inches
Harold Jack
Robert Leist
Hubert Bolender
Lynn Harris
William Bruce
Balkans Expect Bumper Crops Amid Rainy Spring
Aug 15 1925 from Canton Daily News reports the Balkans anticipate a bumper year after years of poor yields. Sunshine early in spring gave way to abundant rain, boosting maize in Roumania for export and Bulgaria's wheat harvest plans. Agriculture remains a political issue as peasant unrest persists.
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Canton Daily News
Dofta
Bulgaria
Balkans
Roumania
Féra
Korean peers seek relief measures in Tokyo land sale plan
The Tokyo governor general is urged to provide relief for about sixty-nine impoverished Korean peers. A proposal would sell land owned by former royalty for about $2,000,000 to fund aid and establish a Korean branch of a club in Tokyo.
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Poyrie
Tokyo
Kore
Canton Daily News
Apan
Ko‘s
Tokyo Goy
Royal Y Yi
Jin
East Liverpool Alumni Gather for Third Canton Reunion
More than 400 former East Liverpool residents now living in Canton Akron Alliance and Massillon attended the third annual Canton Akron East Liverpool association reunion at Springfield Lake. Registration began at 1 30 with a 2 30 sports program led by Jack Ball William Fulmer Cecil Cochran and John Cain. Harry Green of Alliance served as master of ceremonies. Rex McConnell of Canton headed the association as general chairman and W A Schreiber former East Liverpool mayor delivered the principal address. A picnic dinner followed.
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East Liverpool
Canton
Akron
Alliance
Massillon
Springfield Lake
Jack Ball
William Fulmer
Cecil Cochran
John Cain
Harry Green
W. A. Schreiber
Rex McConnell
Steel Co Employes Hold Annual Picnic
The Superior Sheet Steel Co. employees and families held their annual picnic at Cedar Point. About 700 people attended the all day outing with a 12 coach special train both ways. Contests prizes band music and vocal numbers provided entertainment. Confessions were free to picnickers.
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Superior Sheet Steel Co
Cedar Point
Canton Wall Paper Co Advertises Home Decor Services
Local merchants promote wall paper needs with high class hanging and decorating services. The Canton Wall Paper Co advertise foreign and domestic designs at 208 6th NW and 209 6th NW with H B Ritz as manager. Madam Jacques Beauty Shoppe offers monthly specials including shampoo services.
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Canton Wall Paper Co
6Th
H. B. Ritz
McKin
Mgr
Adv
Court Record Participants Listed Across Multiple Ohio Towns
Court record names pairs of individuals including Louis M. Jacobs a mechanic from Akron and Marie Valerie Gaudaur of North Canton. Others include Pietro Martelli bricklayer of 1901 Henry av SW with Susie Lomtbaard at 1417 Bryan av &W, and Lester M. Cole engineer of Akron with Ida Fern Deetz of North Canton.
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Louis M. Jacobs
Akron
Marie Valerie Gaudaur
North Canton
Pietro Martelli
Henry
Susie Lomtbaard
Bryan
Lester M. Cole
Ida Fern Deetz
Homer Garner
Miner
Mantila Levingood
North
Oliver C. Greenamyer
Salem
Nina K. Tullis
Alliance
Frederick C. Briggs
Edna Burnell
Harrison
Leslie FE. Lindower
R. D
Ida G. Oliver
Shorh
Mark D. Baker
Carpenter
Edith L. Blackburn
Oshua Bowen
Teamster
Leah Perkins
Cherry
Many Elks to Attend State Meet in Cedar Point
Canton Lodge No 68 RE P O Elks head to the Ohio state reunion August 24 to 28 at Cedar Point led by John G Price of Columbus. Delegates from Canton include William Grether W E Eshelman Jr W J Morgan Far Shisler W Hillard W B Baughman Er V Dewel C A Booth Harry Coyle F L Hulsman Frank Westrick Ed J W Strayer L J Miller Joseph Aureden F L Casey and Lester Feini cum. The gathering features an extensive program and a competition for degree teams and will be traveled to by automobile.
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Canton Lodge No
RE. P. O. Elks
Cedar Point
Elks
Ohio
John G. Price
Columbus
Canton Lodge
William Grether
W. E. Eshelman, Jr
W. J. Morgan
Far Shisler
W. Hillard
W. B. Baughman
Er. V. Dewel
C. A. Booth
Harry Coyle
F.L. Hulsman
Frank Westrick
J W. Strayer
J. Miller
Joseph Aureden
F. L. Casey
Lester Feinicum
Carnival Held by Canton Urban League At Community House
The Canton Urban League held a successful benefit carnival at the Community House on 8th St SF to fund a building project. Mayor Charles M. Ball and Safety Director James Roberts attended, aiding street illumination. The event engaged neighborhood clubs and raised notable receipts, directed by new secretary Benj Tanner Johnson.
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Canton Urban League
8Th St SF
Urban League
Charles M. Ball
James Roberts
Roberts
The
W. E. Mason
K. Bummerville
G. T. Speaks
A. F E. Gibbs
A. L. Wilson
J B. Walker
M. W. Boyer
Ida Blueford
E. J. Connor
George P. Titus
J. S. Piper
C. C. Barrick
Z. A. Hunter
Layde Jenkins
Austin Andrews
Willa Smith
Gordon Kitchen
Ernest and Earl Armstrong
Homer Harding
Erwin Curry
Gladys Adkins
Summerville
J. B. Walker
Calumet Entertainers
Benj. Tanner Johnson
Attar of Rose Industry in Bulgaria Declines
The article describes Bulgaria’s attar of rose production in the midlands, noting a drought reduced crop yields and higher prices. It explains the harvest process from rose picking to distillation and the perfume’s demand in America, with Persia as Bulgaria’s main rival and limited French attempts.
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Canton Daily News
Sofia
Bulgaria
America
Persia
France
One fifth of working women under 20 in the United States
A historical note reports that one fifth of all working women in the United States are under twenty years old. The statistic reflects youth participation in the labor force during the period.
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United States
Vital Statistics: births at Burris and Mercy hospitals
Mrs Payie Ann was born Sunday to Harold and family at 518 Sthst NW. A daughter to C J Miller at 1513 Spring Ave NE. Twins Eugene Amos and Avia Jean to Willam and Mrs Schwitzgebel of 355 Arlington Ave NW. All mothers and babies are at Burris Maternity or Mercy hospital.
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Payie Ann
Harold
Mercy Hospital
C. J Miller
Spring
Burris Maternity Hospital
Eugene Amos
Avia Jean
Willam Schwitzgebel
Arlington Av
Ship Princess sails from New Amsterdam in 1647
This Date In History notes the 1647 voyage of the ship Princess from New Amsterdam to Holland under Governor Kelft, later wrecked. also marks births of William Green Rhode Island governor, Elias Hasket Derby merchant, and Henry W. DeSaussure jurist and South Carolina chancellor.
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New Amsterdam
Holland
Kelft
William Green
Rhode Island
Elias Hasket Derby
Henry W. DeSaussure
South Clarolina
Card of Thanks for Son Robert
Sincere thanks to friends neighbors and playmates who assisted at the death of our dear son Robert. Gratitude to Rev J Clark Soules for consolation Rev Mc Kinney for messages Earl Jack and all who sent flowers or furnished cars. Mr and Mrs Edward Beacon grandparents Mr and Mrs G W Steiner and Mrs Ella Beacon.
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Robert
J. Clark Soules
McKinney
Sane
Earl Jack
Edward Beacon
G. W. Steiner
Ella Beacon
Lost Persian cat from Worley Ave North West
Fray Persian cat named Teddy missing from 1242 Worley Ave NW with a reward offered. Contact McKinley at 2968-7.
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Worley
Reward
McKinley
Lost dog Jane blue cross bred with police dog likeness
Small female cross bred dog about 6 pounds named Jane last seen on 6th st SE at Walnut. Reward offered for return to 184 4th SE. Also notices seek return of a bracelet lost near Meyers Lake Blair Pl SW and a basket of babies clothes on W House near Clarendon with contact Gar 6070 A and Mrs C A Kiko 2800 Blair Pl SW for reward.
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Wolf Bray
Walnut
Jane
Wouse
Clarendon
Gar
Meyers Lake
Blair Pl
Carl
Winder
C. A. Kiko
Wanted Men to Start Own Business Selling Necessities
Old established company will supply capital and start you in your own permanent business selling necessaries. Experience unnecessary. Write McConn on Co Factory 265 Winona Minn. SALESMEN You can make $120 per month in spare time selling $10 Accident and Sickness policies. Policy pays $5000 death and $25 weekly benefits. Territory going fast. Address Underwriters Union Bldg Anderson Indiana.
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McConnon & Co
Winona
Minn
White Cross School of Beauty Culture Ad Offers Courses
Employment notices advertise girls learning bhasy culture with permanent waving and beauty courses at White Cross School of Beauty Culture 226 Erie Bide Cleveland. Also seeks general housework helper and a girl for general housework after 7 pm at 108 Hazel.
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Yhess
White Cross School OF Beauty
Erie Bide
Cor East Sthat
Oepect
Cleveland
Ohie
Jacque
Bookkeepers sought for full time bookkeeping position
Employment office lists a permanent full time bookkeeping role. Applicants should have strong data entry and organizational skills. Apply at the employment office.
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Binkle
Hoover Co North Canton Girl Wanted for Generation A Work
Classified notice from Hoover Co North Canton seeking female applicants for generation A labor. Location listed as 1260th NW Gar field BaN1. No further details provided. standard employment inquiry implied.
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Garfield
Housekeeping Rooms and Furnished Suites for Rent
Multiple listings for furnished rooms with light housekeeping and private entrances. Locations include 614 Sixth St NW 1290 W 910 11th St NW first floor, 2704 9th St SW Hemlock 1208-W, 5747-R Harrison Ave SW, 769 6th St NE Benfer Apts, and 117 Court Ave SW. Adults only and utilities often included with optional garage.
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Hemlock
Harrison Ave
Benfer Apts
6Th St
Garfield
Furnished Rooms For Rent Near Public Transit
Multiple listings offer furnished housekeeping and sleeping rooms with private entrances and baths in homes around NE, NW, SW areas. Ads highlight heat, electric, gas, and hot water, weekly or nightly rates, proximity to buses and cars, and adult tenants seeking light housekeeping or sleeping accommodations.
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Mckinley AV
Spacious 7 room modern house for rent in city area
7 room modern residence at 1115 2nd st NW with all conveniences. Inquiries through Smith's Confectionery, 1309 Tuse st W. Garfield 6210. Duplex options available with private bath, gas heat, front and rear entrances. Louisville Exchange handles inquiries and pricing.
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Fairmount Blvd
Mck
M. High
4Th NW
Bath
Hemlock
Rad
McKinley
Garfield
Ridgerd
Union
Ridgerd NW
2Nd St
Inquire Smith's
Tuse
Mckinley AV
Geomere- Call
Louisville Exchange
For Rent Listings in Marblehead Ave Area and NW Brown
Multiple rental notices describe rooms with baths and modern homes in Garner and Brown NW areas. References include Angelo, Ham contact 2781, 709 15th NW, 202 Tuer, and 58 SK with inquiries at designated phone numbers.
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Bath
Ham
Brown
Rosie
Duplex Offerings On Northwest Call Trem. 2230
Real estate notice offers a first floor unit with six rooms and a bath in a modern duplex with a garage. Contact Trem. 2230 or residence McKinney 2396 for details.
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McKinney
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