Canton Club Women Host Lectures and Socials Versus Faversham
Allenic 7 Si M s C Barrick hosted a luncheon for Mr. and Mrs. William Faversham before his Canton Club lecture under Sorosis auspices at the McKinley High School Auditorium. Numerous club events follow including Phi Delta Theta Alumni dinner, Flower Mission gathering, and Old Time dance at 1652 Market Ave with 60 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Barrick
Tuscarawas St
William Faversham
Neoman
Phi Delta Fheta Alumni Association
Star County
Universitly
Walter C. Saunders
Melbourne C. Emery
William Fox
Edward Babka
J. C. Kamer
Fox Home
Market
Fox Orchestra
L. A. Dillman
Louis Dethey
L. Reed
C. A. Reem
Cantonton Couples Married by Rev Welshimer on Sunday
Home Sewing Totten is employed with Dillon Electric Co. Miss Blanche Fry and Mr Charles Sheplin, both of East Canton, were married Sunday afternoon by Rev P H Welshimer at his residence 503 High NW. They will live in East Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Edith Wood
Albert Feherwin Totten
Canton
P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Grace Wood
Mary Totten
Blanche Fry
Charles Sheplin
East Canton
High NW
Calendar for Tomorrow Clubs and Hostesses
Tomorrow's calendar lists events across clubs with times and hostesses. Oriental Shrine Club meets at noon at Courtland Hotel. Service Star Legion at 2 PM at the American Legion Home. Fight O'clock Sewing Club at time not specified with hostess Esther Master. Nonpartel Club 2 30 PM with Minnie Essig. Social Eight Club 8 PM with Larsh Huffler. Clever Schemers Club 8 PM with Twila Witsel. Wide Awake Club at 6 PM with Brinley Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiss Lucy van Horne
Oriental Shrine Club
Ancheon
Courtland Hotel
Service Star Legion
American Legion Home
Esther Master
Minnie Essig
Larsh Huffler
Twila Witsel
Wide Awake
Brinley Owen
Christmas programs and club meetings in local churches
Julett Scholink and others attend Sunday school class at First United Brethren Bible School with Ruth Kanga directing. The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of First M. E. holds a meeting with a Christmas program led by Mrs. George Harlan, and the Fetzer Carmany group hosts a bazaar and bake sale. Mr. David M. Reinhart and Mrs. Meredith visit from Iowa after trips to Philadelphia and Reading. The S and R club gathers for five hundred with honors going to Mrs. Holly Herbruck and Mrs. Ar-
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Gleaners
Dueber Or
M. E. Church
H. J. van Nostram
Ross MecMachen
30Th St NW
William Overcasher
Kenneth Tufts
Ross McMachen
R. B. Ring
Roajahn
Park Av
First United Brethren Church
J. J. Leiter
Frank Lynn
Cleveland Av
Charles Yutzey
Yale Av
First United Brethren Bible School
Ruth Kanga
Yutzey
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
George Harlan
First U. B
R. Bentz
Fetzer- Carmany Group
David M. Reinhart
Dueber
B. F. Meredith
Fairfield
Iowa
Philadelphia
Reading
H. P. Willig
Tuscarawas St
Holly Herbruck
Meeting Notice at 1024 2nd St SW
Chie Lamson Mrs Willig Mr Otto Koeble Mr Archie Lamson and Mr Willig attend next meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Holly Herbruck at their home 1024 2nd St SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie Lamson
Willig
Otto Koeble
Archie Lamson
Holly Herbruck
2Nd St
Davey Scholarship Plans Completed
Akron Mrs. W. W. Milar state chairman of Conservation for the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs announced that the Martin L. Davey Forest Conservation Scholarship judging will be exceptionally careful. The $4,000 prize funds attendance at any Ohio college or university, allocated as $1,000 per year. County judges will read every essay, pick the top three to advance to district judges across eight districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
W. W. Milar
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Martin L. Davey
Milar
Davey
Ohio
Ohio essay contest selects finalists for state judging
District judges begin work January second to pick three essays from each district. State judges will then select 24 top essays for the final winner. Five state judges, prominent Ohio figures, will determine the winner by Arbor Day 1926, with the award given at the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Springfield in May 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Springfield
Divorces Grow More Frequent: Weddings Drop
Washington reports divorce rises to 176,867 in 1924, up 5,771 from 1923, while marriages total 1,178,206, 45,718 fewer than the prior year. The Commerce Department released these figures as part of the year’s societal shift in marriage and divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Divorce Rates Highlight 1924 State Rankings
The report notes Texas led with 15 375 divorces in 1924 ahead of Nevada 1 047 and Illinois 13 658. Other states show increases from 1923 with Ohio 11 946 California 11 258 Michigan 9 224 Missouri 9 104. England requires theaters to close on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Texas
Nevada
Uinois
Ohio
California
Michigan
Missouri
England
Two Hurt in Four Crashes
Multiple traffic crashes injure Miss Margaret Hansen and bruise John Yascoff as cars collide at Shorbay and 14th NW and other onlookers suffer minor injuries. Police report several damaged vehicles in incidents around the public square and market area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hansen
Miami Ct
Shorbay
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Flower Mission
George H. Clark
Waynesburg Ra
G. A. Worrell
Pittsburgh
George C. Reiter
J. J. Clark
Orlando
Florida
Josephine Crevolsie
Cleveland Avew
Chiefs Club
the Pythian Sisters
Chatterbox Club
Carl Hoge
Broad
Donald McMurray
Lester Dewitt
Clarendon
One Hundred Percent Five Hundred Club
J. H. Yoder
Louisville
Totten
The
Dillon Electric Co
Willard W. Spanagel
William G. Gude, Jr
Reliance Electric and Engineering Company
Cleveland
Spanagel
Charles F. Spanagel
Piedmont
D. D. Club
Victor Lenemeir
Strubleay
Leroy Myers
Wertz
Walter McMurray
Point Euchre
A. Hitz
Frances Gersinger
Herman Burkle
William Keefer
Chester Wood
Never Ready Club
C. U. van Horn
Herman Wheeland
Howard Pickrell
Charles Vogley
Ellwood Rice
Eclipse Social Club
H. C. Miller
Greenfield Avy
Oscar Nyman
11Th St
Young Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
First M. E. Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
Council Chamber
Moose Hall
I. Mossop
Irvin Streb
H. B. Grove
William Kaiser
Rose Mosser
Dueber Av
Mildred
Gladys Matycik
Joy Seese
Billy Seese
Vera Riggs
Raymond Riggs
Canton Daily News Pattern Department
Julett Scholink
Ralph Scholink
Berth Dupont
Henry Dupont
Mary Chicill
Dorothy Kell
Dorothy Schaffer
Selma Simon
Rosa Swiener
Mary Jane Galuma
Dorothy Simon
Jenette Frye
Betty Frye
Katherine Miller
Emmaline McCauley
Katherine Phillip
Ellen Phillip
Leto Phillip
Janette Graham
Esther Meister
Anna Meister
Mary Greenbaum
Ananda Daniels
Dorothy Bell
Jenny Chicill
Triangle Gorden
Triangle
Gordon Cords
Our Service
Hanner-Swanger CO
Canton Store
Fourth St. NW
Alliance Store
East Main St
Aliso
Reinhart Motor Co
Hansen Tire & Battery Shop
12Th Street Tire& Supply Go
John Yascoff
Elmer Rosebrook
Tuscaranas
Yascotti
C. E. Lehr
Broaday NW
B. A. Emmery
A. R. McConnell
7Th St NW
12Th
Wale Enue
Tuscarawas
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