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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
13
The President urges consolidated executive power to modernize coal, waterway, and rail management, enforce prohibition, and expand federal services. He calls for a new agency to decide development methods, supports civil service, trade regulation, and anti violence measures, and emphasizes growth through increased production and fair policy.
Canton officials discuss staff resignations and the push to restore the old surgical team under Dr Belter and Miss Woodring. A eight member arbitration committee proposed to settle the hospital controversy. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen endorses hospital reform citing safety and crowding concerns.
The text asserts that the United States government exists for the people and must serve their benefit by delivering justice, education, religion, and livelihood under law. It emphasizes harmony with Divine Providence as essential to achieving material and spiritual growth for the nation.
Canton real estate board reports eight members listed as moving to Florida with names and Miami Tampa and Winter Haven addresses. Permits issued for building total 24 280 estimated value with a shift toward dwellings over garages.
The Central Labor Union Hall hosted a members only social Monday evening marking the close of this year’s activities. Guests enjoyed dancing, Progressive Euchre, and a luncheon with Albert Armbrast and Mrs. William Cross winning Euchre prizes.
Canton chamber announces a Wednesday forum dinner at Courtland hotel starting 6 pm. E T Colton of New York, international Y M C A worker, will discuss Russia as the world's problem, urging members to attend with guests.
The Thurin Carpet and Rug Co celebrated its market street store opening at 24 Market with hundreds attending Monday night. Guests toured deco rated booths on the second floor and local rug firms and friends sent floral tributes as management kept doors open near midnight.
In Canton a rash of serious crashes linked to intoxicated driving spurred a city council debate. Councilman Vin ton Stansbury proposed that upon conviction the criminal court judge revoke the driver license for at least six months in addition to the usual sentence. Councilman Mitzel warned of hardship on families and opposed seizing license plates. Stansbury argued others in the family could ride, but the culprit should be punished.
The council approved an ordinance requiring rental batteries to be stamped to show rental status and return within 10 days unless a written order specifies otherwise. Battery shop owners said nonreturn of rented batteries was harming their business. Fines up to 100 dollars and up to 30 days imprisonment or both are prescribed.
Ex East Cantonian Savilla Slusser died November 29 at her Long Beach home after a stroke two days earlier. She leaves two sons Ray and Lewis and a daughter Roby. Burial was in Old Soldiers Cemetery beside her husband Len Slusser. Byron Miller, another former East Canton resident, suffered a stroke October 2 in Hollywood and has been hospitalized since.
Charles A Brown, a Negro, was found guilty of altering and publishing a forged check in Judge Diener's court and sentenced to two to twenty years in the penitentiary. Hart Fumbles, a Negro, pleaded guilty to pandering and drew two to twelve years. arrested in Alliance. His wife, held in jail as a witness, was released.
Arthur Pp. Peterson, field representative of the Electragists International, spoke to electrical contractors and dealers from Canton, Massillon and Alliance at the Northern hotel. He urged close cost calculation of labor and overhead, and gave demonstrations of accounting.
Citizens of Brewster and Wilmot with intervening country urge permanent hard surface on the Bresster Wilmot road part of state route No 19. County commissioners plan graveling next year but property owners want durable construction. officials say wishes will likely be observed causing a delay in improvement.
Presley Watson pleaded guilty before Judge Edwin Diehl to non-support and posted a bond to guarantee regular child support payments. After disposition he was re-arrested on a Juvenile Court warrant charging him with contributing to the delinquency of a young girl.
Three men named Muriel Cupp E Hawn and V Bellow from New York were arrested Tuesday on burglary and larceny charges tied to a walnutary Ohio National Guard armory raid Sunday night. Police allege four revolvers and cigars and candy were stolen.
Mrs. Magdalena Franta, 75, died at her home 316 8th st NW Tuesday morning from pneumonia. Survived by husband Paul Franta of Canton, three sons John A Franta Joseph A Franta of Canton and Paul Franta of New Brunswick NJ, daughter Barbara Balam of Canton, four brothers Jacob Mraz Joseph Mraz Albert Mraz of Pittsburgh and Victor Mraz of Canton, plus sister Mrs Frank Lhota Sr of Canton. Services at St Peter's Church Friday morning with burial in St Peter's Cemetery.
Charles L. Renzenbrink, 66, a foreman and mechanic at Diebold Safe and Lock Co., died at his home on S16 24 st NE at 9 15 Tuesday morning. He had worked there 14 years and is survived by widow Grace, two daughters uth and Dorris, and son Carl. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
Funeral services for Joseph W. Caskey who died at his home 2909 Dut St NW will be held at 1821 AD St SE with Rev. P. H. Welahimer of the First Christian Church officiating. Burial will follow in West Lawn Cemetery.
Funeral services for Pthel Mae Prunny will be held at St. John's Church Wednesday at 9 AM. Burial will follow in Westlawn Cemetery.
Funeral services for James Ma Garis were planned Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. W. Glemker officiating. The body would be placed in the Renkert vault at Westlawn cemetery.
John Bickerstaff aged 49 died at his home 1412 Aldenay SW. He is survived by his widow Mrs.
Maud Bickerstafe with one son John and stepson William McLear and Mary McLear, and brother George Bickerstafe. Funeral services at home Wednesday evening at seven. Body to Steubenville Thursday for burial in Union Cemetery on Friday.
John Pleischer 84 died at home 1523 Market Ave Canton Wednesday after heart trouble. He lived in Canton 85 years and worked as stationary engineer with the B Westmore Co. Survived by wife Anna Pleischer two daughters Mrs Howard Yant Indiana Harbor and Mrs Jay Hechaman Canton one son Adam. eleven grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at home with Rev Koest and Rev Herdrook officiating. Burial West Lawn Cemetery.
Grace Tryon Glass aged died at her residence 1450 ShErbay NW Monday. She had lived in Canton three years and belonged to the Presbyterian church and the D A R. Survived by husband Joseph J Glass two brothers Charles J Tryon Minneapolis Fred M Tryon Washington DC three sisters M A Tryon Poughkeepsie NJ E C Tryon Poughkeepsie NJ A N Tryon Passaic NJ Service Thursday at 2 20 PM at the home with Rev A L Wilson officiating.
William Faversham, famed drama star, urged Sorosis members in Canton to defend the traditional stage against film driven venues. He warned managers that cheap sensationalism crowds houses and harms real theatre, calling on artists to keep classics and education central to the stage.
Canton club reports a theft in which a radio valued at 125 and over 100 in cash were taken. Police note additional items including six ivory billiard halls and minor articles and seek the method of entry into the top floor club location in the First National Bank building.
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