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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1925
Page
24
Massillon social items detail club meetings, receptions, weddings, and visits. Notes mention Grace Miller hosting at 809 East for a Ladies group, a veterans’ supper, a Bloomfield park gathering, and temple or church events. Local families from Minerva Wayne and Carrollton attend weddings, birthdays, and church gatherings with guests from Dover Alliance Akron and beyond.
Brewster residents report numerous visits and guests from nearby towns. Social callings include Mrs. A Cliton, Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, and Miss Nina Russell, with travels to Akron, Cleveland, and Niagara Falls mentioned among extended stays and motor trips.
A rambling social notes update from Minerva Ohio lists various residents and guests visiting from Canton Cleveland Alliance Toronto and Kent. Names include Mr and Mrs Predrefett Mrs Jotender and Mrs Le Wright, with appearances by Mr and Mrs Homer Jewett Mr and Mrs Neal and Mrs Mary Pennock among others during a week of visits and extended weekends.
Mrs Anibal Matteucet of 1121 East Patterson and Joseph Pactotte of Me and Mrs Frank Pactot of 0004 N Liberty Avenue announce the wedding of Miss Ercelia Matteucei to Joseph Pacotti at St Joseph's Catholic Church Thursday morning. The bride wore white with matching bridal bouquet. maid of honor Amel Tambascia of Cleveland wore brown. Bridesmaids May and Helen Matteucci and Ming Mary Amontea, all of whom wore white. Best man Gut Quattroceht. groomsmen William Pactotti Michael Menichelli Rudolph Mentene. Brideregent Bridget Ciront and Louis Ciront wore white with baskets of pink roses. Over a hundred guests attended from the city, Cleves, and lands. The couple will reside at 601 N Liberty.
A jumble of notes reports a centennial commutes event in Bolivar Vee er hall and a Lutheran Sunday school picnic planned for August at Tuscorn park. The item lists visitors and local social calls from Navarro to Canton, including families, towns, and relatives visiting or traveling, with brief mentions of entertainers, ice cream, and distant connections.
Social items from Brewster recount names of attendees at gatherings hosted by W. Coe and Mra J. Duncan, with lists of residents and visitors. Notes include races won by Janet Fisher and Elenore Schot, a planned picnic, and a church and club program with refreshments and mite box openings. The piece also mentions a W. & L. Byand ite entertainment in Cleveland and various local households attending events in Brewster.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray leltaman Navarre attends gatherings with neighbors and relatives visiting from Canton and Cleveland. Reports mention Mr and Mrs Meyere, Mrs Reise Santon, Supt A C Beers, and several families sharing meals, church events, and small outings. Families travel to Canton, Cleveland, Dover, and New Philadelphia as part of multiple social visits and hosting duties.
Mineral City social notes recount JoAN Latter and John Zim ter returning from Glenn tlen after a two week fishing trip. Mrs. Samuel Moore of Oberlin attempted to visit daughter Mrs. Hoy Gordon and family, while Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Albaugh and Dorothy of New Philadelphia stay with the James Davin family in Pleasant Valley.
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