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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1925
Page
10
Generally fair weather continues in Ohio with advisories near Lake Erie. Warmer in eastern and southern areas tonight, cooler conditions in northern portions Wednesday.
Today many Canton merchants advertise specials at 816 Cherry including milk fed chickens at 25 cents per pound, dressed birds ten cents each, crabapples four pounds for 25 cents, cantaloupes six for 25 cents, Bartlett pears two pounds for 25 cents, potatoes two cents per peck and up, plus pickles. Also Mozart Theater presents Edmund Lowe in Honor Among Men praised for thrills. Flory's Sanitary Market on Cleveland avenue advertises fresh buttermilk creaming every few hours. Open evenings to 9 pm.
Court records show multiple civil actions including Adam Drysle versus Joseph H Keyser for a $294.95 account. quiet title suits by Samuel Reed et al. receivership and accounting for Cleveland Avenue Finance Co.. cancellation of contracts involving William Simpson Leonard Miller versus John J Armstrong and others. commission claims by John F Allen against GC A Dougherty for $7200. pledge by Shara Torah Congregation in Isadore Falk estate. cognovit actions of Frank Capri and J Runion. and various attorney representations Fisher Leahy Weintraub for Truck Engineering Co versus Runion.
John W Hutchison a stationary engineer of 610 Harrison av SW and Corrine M Shoup from Edgefield. Harvey Brant a truck driver of 4117 High av NW and Sylvia L Shreffler of 112 Hazlette av NW. Edwin Parr a laborer from Navarre and Alice Collings of Massillon. Ernie Mutgle a laborer and Fosca Rugani both of Waynesburg. Harry Stanley a blacksmith of Cambridge and Frances Aumack of 211 4th St SE. Qester A Paroz an electrician of Massil Ton and Dorela Graber of Navarre. Frank Morelli a laborer of 788 Robinet SE and Raful Addessi of Louisville. Otto G Meyer a truck driver of 1701 Navarre rd SW and Esther Schario of 1371 Scoville av SW. Frederick J Pischer a milk wagon driver of Orrville and Fae O Shearer of 1072 Lippert rd ME. Otto O Osmunden a collector of 502 Lawn av NW and Kathleen Wels of Al Hance. Donard Newell a farmer of Ellin and Frances W Welsh of Beach City.
The column lists Elizabeth Pole, founder of Taunton Massachusetts born in 1588, John Leverett Harvard president born in 1662, and 1718 French immigrants arriving in Louisiana leading to the founding of New Orleans. It also notes a modern birth: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Gibbs at Aultrian Hospital on August 25.
WE and family express gratitude to neighbors friends and church members for flowers and kindness during wifes illness. Special thanks go to Rev Rader Seth Spelcher and their children for support.
Otis S. Pearson announces purchase of the Barber Shop formerly P W King at Bedford and Lith Street SW and a beauty parlor and marcelling business, promising satisfaction with the taken over properties located at 1036 Bedford Ave SW.
Rates listed for seven, three, and one line ads with a minimum charge and yearly contracts. The Canton tally News asks readers to report nonconforming ads. Classifieds accepted daily until 11 am and Sundays until 9 pm. counter and phone service run 9 am to 6 pm.
Lost Epantel type female brown and white collar dog with fringed ears at Walnut and 4th area near 1st 86. Reward offered for information leading to return. Also a second notice for a small cross bred female German shepherd like dog named Prance last seen near Maple Ave NE pills. Reward for return to 334 4th SE.
A talented youth is selected to join a nationally known Certified Public Accountant organization. He will receive extensive training and support to grow into a key role with a salary between 2000 and 5000 dollars annually.
Employment ad invites prospects to investigate a proposition offering $50 to $100 weekly. Requires good references and two guarantors. Interviews scheduled at 9:00, 10:30, 1:00, and 2:30 PM. callers urged to call and visit.
A dense local ad page lists numerous Canton auto wrecking firms and parts suppliers. It covers Stark Auto Wrecking, Ohio Auto Wrecking, Canton Auto Wrecking, City Auto Wrecking, and others offering used parts, bodies, tires, batteries, and repair services, plus paint shops, garages, and related automotive businesses. Many firms advertise open evenings, cheap body work, and rapid service.
Public notices publish residents names and addresses in a Canton section offering each winner a pair of theater tickets upon calling the Daily News business office and identifying themselves. Local ads promote dancing studios, dry cleaning services, tailoring, and electric fixtures with contact numbers and locations.
Local ad listing a variety of goods and services including dinnerware sets at reduced prices, enamel and aluminum dishware, printing, engraving, and office supplies. Also includes funeral directors, moving and hauling, plumbing heating and wiring ads, lumber and building material suppliers, and repair services for motors and machinery.
A local shop announces new shipments of young singing birds priced at six dollars each and yellow headed parrot pairs at twenty dollars. They list dogs, cats, birds, parrots, and puppies for sale with boarding and grooming services, plus leather dog harnesses and collars. Dr. H E Pitts Dog Hospital provides boarding, treating, and pet care at 304 Cherry Ave NE Canton Ohio.
Numerous classified notices list new and used pianos, violins, radios, and music stores. Advertisers include Globe Piano Co at 410 Market Ave S Hem 1099, The Van Fossen Smiley Piano Co at 426 Market Ave S, McKinley 1756, W. S. Custer Music House at 229 Cleveland Ave NW Hem 93, and others offering tuning, repairs, and accessories. Local trades include plumbing, painting, and home services.
Canton notices removal of Alto Cylinder grinding from 700 Walnut Ave St. Hemlock 3037. The filing lists grinding company Canton Cylineis as the party responsible for the move and the address associated with the removal action.
An automotive service notice advertises brake lining and clutch facings inspection and adjustment. The item references Ford quick change removable bands and a prompt service guarantee with reasonable rates at Cashner & Sons located at 2nd and Walnut NE Allegheny Garage Hemlock 940.
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