Safeguard Policy speech outlined for realtors
Realtor audience hears Lloyd Rhodes discuss the Safeguard Policy as a standard for honest home building. The policy emphasizes sound construction, proper description, and value for lenders, urging owners to assess quality through master house standards and guidance from Native Supply. Meanwhile zoning trends show growing municipal adoption and permits issued fall within the week.
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Lloyd Rhodes
R. Nickols
Cleveland
National Build Association of America
Polley
Masouse
Ckols
Chols
Costs of August primary campaign filings revealed
Election board records list expenses for candidates including Republican and Democrat names with small itemized costs. Several entries show minimal amounts for council and judge campaigns, while others are marked none or blank. The document reflects limited spending among several races and mentions a commentary on wealth reliance and native matters in China.
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China
Canton Women Named Officers At State Convention
Two Canton women Mrs. Anna Herbrack and Mrs. Ethel Grabowsky were named state officers of the Ohio council Daughters of a ner fea at the state convention in Cleveland. Officers elected included Mrs. Dora L Brush Cleveland councilor Anna Herbruck associate councilor Ethel Grabowsky vice councilor Fannie Johnson Dayton associate vice councilor Mary Hazel Floyd Portsmouth council conductor Aretha Wene Loveland council warden. The 1926 convention will be held in Columbus.
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Canton
Anna Herbrack
Ethel Grabowsky
Ohio Council
Daughters of
Nerfea
Cleveland
Dora L. Brush
Anna Herbruck
Fannie Johnson
Dayton
Mary Hazel Floyd
Portsmouth
Aretha Wene
Loveland
Columbua
Burglary and multiple thefts reported in city
A burglar unlocked a rear door at 1331 19th St NW and took two $60 berry bonds and a $100 diamond ring from A. W. Karer. Police noted a skeleton key entry. Clyde Banner reported a front entry theft at Tuscarawas St and Rowland NB, totaling $40 to $50. A Chevrolet touring car with plate 27 619 B was stolen from 19th St SW. Melvin Art reported a bicycle theft at 1600 Vasser NW Wednesday evening.
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A. W. Karer
19Th St
Clyde Banner
Tuscarawasst
Rowland
Howard Tipton
16Th St
Dueberry
Garfield
Melvin Art
Vasser Et
Radio programs and wave length shift to kilocycles
Highlights of tonight's air programs vary little from orchestral offerings with the Walter Logan concert orchestra featured. Mrs. W. H. O. McGehee will sing southern songs on WTAM. WEAR hosts Atwater Kent artists with "Melody." The article notes the switch from wave length to kilocycle terminology by the bureau of standards and the department of commerce, detailing how to convert wavelengths to kilocycles and the rationale for the change.
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Cleveland
WEAR
Walter Logan
WTAM
W. H. O. McGehee
New York Philharmonic Society
Robert Mack
Canton Daily News
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Radio World
Bureau
Department of Commerce
Heat Fails to Break Record in Canton
After a hot August test day, Canton saw clouds and relief on Thursday morning as the high touched 89 degrees, the hottest since June’s 94. Bathing beaches and ice cream parlors were crowded, highways busy with relief-seeking motorists, and lakeside parks crowded with visitors, with no prostrations reported.
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Canton
Carl Meyer
Two Boys Hurt In Accidents Reported To Police
Two boys were injured in Wednesday evening crashes in a string of accidents reported to police. Harry Katapolis aged 6 suffered a head cut and a broken leg after being hit by a car driven by Mrs. George Ashenhart at Harrison near the Timken Roller Bearing plant. Harold Homer aged 12 was slightly hurt when his bicycle struck a car driven by Phil Webborn at Parkay and Smith. A third incident involved a motorist, W R Fulkerson, who struck a woman on Cleveland avenue and 3rd street NW. the woman was uninjured and did not give her name. George Young reported his auto damaged after colliding at Maple avenue and 12th street NE.
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Harry Katapolis
Harrison
George Ashenhart
Dryden
Harrison Ay
Timken
Cleveland Av
3Rd St NW
George Young
7Th St NW
Maple Av
12Th St NE
Stark County Officials Hold Annual Picnic at Turkey Foot Lake
Stark county officials and employees traveled to Turkey Foot, Summit county, for the annual courthouse picnic. It is expected to be the largest turnout yet with a full schedule of sports and prizes. Dinner and supper were planned at the lake followed by an evening of dancing.
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Stark Co
Turkeyfoot
Summitco
Broadway to Road Tour Brings Four Stock Companies
A. H. Woods plans to send four New York stock companies on a road tour this January. Each troupe will carry two carloads of scenery and perform six shows weekly at movie prices from 50 to 1 dollar. The project aims to train actors while reaching audiences lost to cinema earnings. Bernie Bernie's orchestra shines in New York, while Canton anticipates The Gorilla mystery play arrival this year.
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A. H. Woods
New York
New England
Pennsylvania
Middle West
Acenery
Strand star Lillian Hick leads in Cheap Kisses at Strand
English actress Lillian Hick, who has risen quickly since arriving in the country, appears at the Strand today in Cheap Kisses. Vera Reynolds, another fast rising player, is also in the cast.
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Lillian Hick
Strand
Vera Reynolds
Permission to Sell Block in Massillon Filed
Application was filed in common pleas court on Wednesday for permission to sell a three story business and lodge property at West Main and Clausts. The petition was brought by George W. Doll guardian of Louisa Winfold who owns half of the property.
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Common Pleas Court
W. Main and Clau Sts
Massillon
George W. Doll
Louisa Winold
Return of Mildred Davis Leads The Spoils of War
The piece notes Mildred Davis will return as the lead actress in The Spoils of War, aiming to frighten timid audience members. It also mentions Greta Nissen making her first public appearance during a Pasadena preview of The Wanderer, a Biblical spectacle premiered in New York last night.
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Mildred Davis
Harold Lloyd
Saturday Evening Post
Greta Nissen
Pasadena
New York
Lyceum Matinee for Ladies With Crystal Gaver Spencer
A special morning Lyceum event for ladies only Friday at 10 30 features Spencer the crystal giver appearing with Curley Burns and the Cute Little Devils. He will answer questions during a matinee. The week’s show, Are You Divorced, is billed as very humorous with Bunny in blackface.
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Lyceum—A
Lyceum
Spencer
Crystal Gaver
Curley Burns
Little Devils
Bunny
Howard
Sperctal
Marines
Fampus Crystal Gaaer
Minstrels Return Featured at Grand Opera House this Week
A.G. Field Minstrels led by Edward Coward bring traveling revue to the Grand Opera House for three days starting Monday August 24 with a bargain matinee Wednesday. Coward, longtime manager, promises enduring appeal of minstrel shows across seasons.
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AL. G. Field
Edward Coward
A. G. Field Minstrels
Grand Opera House
Dave
Meld
United States
Columbus
Mr. Conard
Local Theater Talent Highlighted At Meyers Lake Stage
Miss Emarson a leading Meyers Lake theater actor with early training, joined Arthur Hanson Stock Company and Crowley Emerson team before vaudeville and Million Dollar Dolls. At Springfield Lake Park Kart Vincent balloonist performs, while Carnes Richards Orchestra plays nightly. Moonlight Gardens nightly fox trot contest ends Friday. a Wednesday wedding will occur there on August 26.
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Gyrene Eamerson
Miss Emarson
Meyers Lake Theater
Arthur Hanson Stock Company
Brender
Crowley and
Emerson
Woman
Minneapolis
Springfield Lake Park
Kart Vincent
Midale
Tetayla Noaker Low Cream Company
Noaker Company
Carnes- Richards
Moelnplan Danelne
Canton Bread Company
Moonligmuy Gardens
Moonlight Gardena
Meyora Lake
Renson
Herb Wiedeoett
Moontlenht Gantens
Moonlight Gardens
Ohio Farm Bureau to Move Meeting Date and Insurance Plan
At the Columbus meeting in August, the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will seek member approval to shift the annual gathering from mid winter to summer and to offer crop automobile and tire insurance to federation members. Officials representing about 0 county organizations backed presenting the proposals at the next winter session.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Croap
County
Oreant
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