Golden Wedding celebrated by William and wife Myers
The Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Myers was observed at their Stanwood area farm four miles south of East Greenville on a November 39 date with a 12 o clock dinner for about 49 relatives and friends. Guests included numerous Myers relatives and local families from Stanwood Canton and Masaillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Myers
East Greenville
Myers
A. G. Myers
Ethel
D. W. Myers
Helen
Viorence
John
Alan
A. C. Shanklin
Alan Shanklin
Denmer Rose
Phillip Graber
Philip Wetrick
D. BE. Hunneberger
P. P. Rodocker
C. EF. Rodocker
Charles Sweigert
M. A. Wooda
Laura Keller
Stanwood
Ohio
Jacob Hollinger
Masaillon
Paul Smith
Laura May
Canton
First Lady Hosts Elegant Cabinet Dinner in 1925
Mrs. Coolidge staged a formal White House dinner with 60 guests, including Vice President Dawes and Yale President Angell, turning the cabinet meal into a refined social fete. The President and First Lady sat opposite each other at the long table amid pink chrysanthemum decor and maidenhair fern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Ashe
Charles Dawes
Charles H. Sabin
New York
Charles Sherrill
Lord
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
White House
Bid Selection For Dealer In Bridge Auctions
A discussion of dealer positions and bidding choices in bridge auctions. Examples compare no trump, spade, and club bids, with emphasis on precise information and correct play to avoid unsound bids.
Cabinet Dinner And Grand Nuptials Highlight Washington Scene
The article chronicles a Coolidge era social whirl with a cabinet dinner attended by the Dawes and Kellogg families plus Mrs. Coolidge hosting nurses leaders during a Mid Atlantic division meeting. It notes two weddings, Grosvenor and Blair families, and society gatherings featuring notable figures and debutantes in Washington.
St Paul's Catholic ladies plan sale in Canton district
The ladies of St Pauls Catholic church Maple division will hold a sale of hand embroidered articles plain sewing baked goods and candy at the Canton China and Glass Co store 218 Tuscarawas st W Tuesday Mrs William Peyars in charge. Pastor to broadcast Rev FE P Graham will lecture on radio from station WHEC at St Johns rectory Monday night at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of
FE. P. Graham
St. John's Church
WHEC
St. John’s Rectory
Princess suit over costume debts at Tulsa exposition
Miss Edna Imhof, a Marietta College graduate and local teacher, was chosen princess to represent Ohio at the International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa October 1 to 10. A local clothes shop sues her for 105.50 claiming non payment for the princess garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Edna Imhof
Marietta College
Ohio
Tulsa
Okla
Imhof
Miss Andree Deal to lead Pavley-Oukrainsky Ballet tour
Miss Andree Deal daughter of Mr and Mrs EF Deal will sail from New York City December 9 with the Pavley-Oukrainsky Ballet for a five month European tour. Sixteen dancers plus Mr Paviey will visit Paris London Vienna Florence and Barcelona. The company opens in Paris, after a ten day New York Hippodrome engagement. Miss Deal previously toured with the San Carlos Opera and appeared with the Chicago Civic Opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andree Deal
Don
Vienna
Florence
Barcelona
Paris
New York Hippodrome
Miss Dea
States
San Carlos Opera Company
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Women Enter Old Profession and Become Bell Ringers
London reports at Queen Alexandra's death a new role for women as church bell ringers. The craft, once male dominated, gains praise for accuracy and rhythm, with Suffolk at St Edmund's Southwold cited as a striking example of skilled hand ringing attracting crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandria
England
Queen Alexandra
St. Edmund's
Southwold-on-the-North Sea
Bell Ringing Women Run Eight Ropes In St Edmunds Tower
In St Edmunds tower eight bell ringers operate from a square chamber with ropes hanging from the ceiling. The eight ringers include three women at St Edmund’s and they toll for services, deaths, and royal events. Miss Muriel Elmes describes rope technique and the muscular benefits, noting risk of blisters and injuries if mishandled. The article also notes local civic efforts for a Christmas Seal sale with a Canton public health committee managing booths across Downtown Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund
Queen Alexandra
St. Edmund's Tower
Muriel Elmes
Canton Public Health League
Canton Woman's Club
Loren Sauvers
J. Ross Beiler
J. H. Friedman
Temple Sisterhood
First National Bank
Jack Joseph
George D. Harter Bank
E. A. Bauk
First Trust and Saving Bank
C. A. Hanner
Canton Bank and Trust
D. W. Lerch
Sorosis Booth
Courtland Hotel
C. P. Jamison
MacDowell Club
Benders Cafeteria
Harry Ball
Circle of Mercy Booth
Flory's Market
C. K. Dretke
Nazir Caldron
Postoffice
Margaret Upham
Celia Gschwend
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Wormer
MR. and
Mrs
Jan Jarvis
Canton Daily News
Washington
Angell
Yale
Wynne Ferguson
Fergusson
Horie, Je
Trey
Mme. Schumann-Hetnk
Mischa Eimann
Kellogg
Mra
Dwight Davia
Jardine
Sergent
Navy
Wilbur
Dawes
American Nursea’ Association
Annie W. Goodrich
Yale University School of Nursing
Isabel M. Stewart
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Adda Eldridge
Association
Gertrude Hubbard Grosvenor
Gilbert Grosvenor
Paxton Blair
Blair
Draper
Boncompagni
Margaret Draper
Lillie Roosevelt
Robert B. Roosevelt
Nancy Hoyt
Syl” Stokes
Princess
Pavley-Oukrainsky Ballet
Miss and
Ree
Jessie Henderson
THE
NEW Yorker Abroad
Suffolk
Samuel Ungerleider CO
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Association
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Columbus Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Charles W. Gibson
Mgr
Hemlock
Reigel Bros
Tenth ST. NW
Canton, Ohio
British Isles
Alhambra and Valentine Theater
Harry McCool
Parent-Teachers Association
Booth
Mozart Theater
Jessie
Lucy Way Horne
Crystal Par Bank
Devender 14
Daily News
Clarence K. Dretee
Nazir Caldron Booth
C. F. Jamison
MacDowell Roop
Marjorie Harris
Lincoln Avy NW
Kuhns-Batchelor Co
Central Savings Bank Bldg
Canton, Oho
McKinley
Byers Pramas Yi
Santa Claus
Finley
Cleveland Ay NW
Massillon Eng. & Electric Co
Main
Massillon, Ohio
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