Community Groups Plan Christmas Charity Ball and Socials
Local clubs announce luncheons and meetings at Canton Club and Canton Woman's Club with plans for the Christmas Charity Ball at Land O'Dance on December 28. Various socials and programs are set by Sorosis Ruth Arnold Daughters of America Pythian Sisters Jolly Rook and other groups with holiday receptions and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Children's Mission
Canton Club
Land O’dance
Ruth A. Arnold Council
Daughters of America
Club Calendar for Tomorrow Listings
Tomorrow events include Daughter of 1812 at 2 30 at Canton Woman's Club Willowdale Country Club 8 30 dance Wisteria Club 2 80 hostess Mrs William Samford K M Club 2 30 hostess Mrs Ida Newton Michigan Club 2 30 hostess Mrs Frieda Casterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Willowdale
Wisteria
William Samford
K. M. Club
Ida Newton
Michigan Club
Frieda Casterton
Horton defends sniffers and warrants in liquor case
Ohio State English instructor Prof Dabney Horton faces arraignment for illegally manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor after a still and liquor were found in his home. Horton claims no warrant was shown and vows to challenge prohibition agents in court, possibly seeking higher court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Prohibition Department
Dabney Horton
Justice Court
Horton
Ohio State University
Ohio
Justice Holcomb
Lost barge found off Florida after Gulf drift
The coal barge Albama, adrift in the Gulf for seven days with 22 sailors aboard, was located and towed toward Tampa by coast guard cutter Tallapassa. The fate and condition of the sailors remain unreported as they reach shore for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Albama
Gulf of Mexico
Tallapassa
Here
Hin CO
Warrant Expected for Cumberland Man in Historic Mail Robberies
Federal warrants were expected this week for W. J. Rinker of Cumberland Maryland who confessed to mail robberies in Council Bluffs Iowa in 1919 and Charlotte North Carolina in 1925. Rinker, held in Parkersburg for purse snatching, volunteered his confession and claims about $400 from Charlotte and over $6,000 from Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. J. Rinker
Cumberland
Council Pluffs
Charlotte
N. C
Rinker
Jaf
Council Bluffs
Davey Contest To Close December 30
Mrs. Harry A. March, Stark County chair for the Martin L. Davey Essay Contest, said fifteen Stark essays have been submitted. The $4,000 scholarship funds education at Ohio universities, $1,000 per year. Open to high school students, with forestry as the topic. entries due by year end. Winners announced at the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs early next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. March
Stark Couny
Martin L. Davey
Stark County
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Veteran of '65 Passes Away
George D. Rathke 79 Civil War veteran died Monday at his home 1124 Bedford Canton following an illness. He was a member of the William McKinley Post G A R Canton court No 57 Tribe of Ben Hur. Survived by three sons Charles F Rathkke Pittsburgh Pa George W and Robert A Rathke Slago Pa and Mrs Sara E Roberts Canton 18 grandchildren. Body is at Maughiman funeral parlors. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Rathke
Bedford
Mr. Rathke
William McKinley Post
Canton Court No. 57
Ben Hur
Charles F. Rathkke
Pittsburgh
George W
Robert A. Rathke
Sliago
Sara E. Roberts
Canton
Maughiman Funeral
Mrs Lyda M Cooper Dies At Home in Mount Union
Mrs Lyda M Cooper 40 died at her home 1116 7th St NW at 8 Monday morning from complications. Survived by husband Thomas H Cooper and her parents Mr and Mrs James Patterson of Mt Union Pa. She was a member of the First Baptist church at Mt Union Pa. Funeral announcements to be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyda M. Cooper
7Th St
Thomas H. Cooper
James Patterson
Mt. Union
First Baptist Church
Federal Rail Chief Resigns to Return to Law Practice
James C. Davis, director of several railroads, submitted his resignation to President Coolidge. The move takes effect December 31 and Davis will return to Des Moines to practice law as the railroad administration winds down its remaining duties and transfers functions to the Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James C. Davis
Coolidge
Davis
Des Moines
Railroad Administration
Treasury Department
Greek Bulgarian dispute ends as League orders indemnity
At Geneva the League of Nations council accepted the inquiry report and ordered Greece to pay Bulgaria thirty million leval in demnity after Greek troops crossed into Bulgarian territory, preventing a wider conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Commission of Inquiry
Greece
Bulgaria
Dr Erich Koch to Form Great Coalition Cabinet
Berlin dispatch reports President Hindenburg tasked Dr Erich Koch leader of the Democratic party with forming a cabinet based on a great coalition. Koch accepted the assignment signaling a broad political alliance to govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hindenburg
Erich Koch
Democratic Party
Dr. Koch
Bituminous Coal Output Reaches Highest Week Since 1920
Washington reports that during the week of December 5 the bituminous coal mines produced 12,768,000 tons, the largest weekly total since December 11, 1920. The figure shows a 1,700,000 ton rise from the prior week while 62,000 tons of hard coal were mined despite the anthracite strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Trooper Kills Deserting Soldier During Farmhouse Robbery
State troopers shot and killed William Rowe of Jacksonville Florida who was said to be a deserter. He and three men tried to rob a farm house near Ithaca New York. The other three suspects were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
William Rowe
Jacksonville
Fla
Four Prelates Elevated to Cardinals by Pope Pius XI
In a private consistory at the Vatican, Pope Pius XI advanced four prelates to the cardinalate. The new cardinals are Messenger Bona venture Corretti, Patrick O'Donnell, Enrico Gasparri, and Alessandro Verde, with a public consistory to be held next Thursday at St. Peter's Basilica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
St. Patrick
Irish Sea
Armagrh
Pius XI
Vatican
Papacy
Bonaventure Corretti
Corinth
Paris
Apostolic Legation
Washington
Patrick O'Donnell
Armagh
Ireland
Enrico Gasparri
Sebaste
Rio de Janeiro
Alessandro Verde
Congregation of Rites
St. Peter
Pope Pius
O'Donnell
Gasparri
Verde
Great Basilica
Wise Crackers Minstrel Show Delights Canton Audience
A crowded Odd Fellows hall in Canton hosted a minstrel show by Nimisila Stark and Manheim lodges. The program included wise cracks, ballads, and features led by DP oeaa Rie Seesholtz and Alonzo Bauman with Ko ward Sterling as interlocutor. Cast members featured FE. R. Sterling, William Redman, Edward Glenn, Louis Brenet, and Norman Karns, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Nimisila
Stark and Manheim
FE. R. Sterling
William Redman
Glenn
Touts Brener
George Hiner
Harold Hawkins
Mathew Burns
George Jeffry
Howard Shi
Edward Glenn
Louis Brenet
G. McMannis
Norman Karna
Warren Garthwaite
George H. Jeffry
Fmer Corbett
Nimisila Lodge
M . McMillan Adolph Weber
Paul Nichola
Manheim Lodge
George Showalter
Louis Katman
George Schafer
Starklodge
Canton
Wooster
Waynesburg
Massillon
Alliance
Two Die in Crash Near Asbury Park
An unattached locomotive struck an automobile near Asbury Park New Jersey killing two occupants. The dead are Joseph F Cavannaugh 21 of Belmar Dorothy Sarah Ocean Grove 19 Stillman 19 of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
Joseph F. Cavanaugh
Belmar
Dorothy Sarah Ocean Grove
N. J and
Stillman
Canton Gift Shops Promoted With Seasonal Descriptions
A Canton Daily News writer extols local party and gift shops featuring Christmas pageants and a blue desk set. The piece praises dressing tables and matching accessories, cards, brasses, and bronze pieces, touting reasonable prices and the thrill of shopping for a fairy princess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Seattle Crusader Seeks Impeachment Clash Fades
Dr. Ambrose Bailey assails Mayor W. Brown over Seattle corruption findings and impeachment hopes. The crusade falters as council moves on and public attention shifts toward Christmas. Bailey voices threats against his family and wonders why supporters retreat while opponents fear bad publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Ambrose Bailey
W. Brown
Bailey
Dee Brown
Tax Bill Open to Amendment Amid House Debate
A $325,000,000 tax reduction bill was opened to amendment in the house with opponents offering varied proposals likely to fail. The Ways and Means Committee’s unanimous backing solidifies general support among rank and file and leaders expect only minor changes if any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Parole Revocation Sought for Slayer Ira Perry Jr
Chicago detectives returning from Iowa report no trace of Ira C. Perry Jr who was released on parole after serving three years of a life term for murder. They believe he may have fled the country to Mexico or Canada as attorney general Oscar Carlstrom and a Chicago Bar association committee move to file mandamus in the supreme court to revoke parole, with action planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Ira C. Perry, Jr
Lfe
Successor to Moore Will Be Named Shortly
Robert Scott of Cambridge chairs a call for a central committee meeting to select a successor to late Edmond Moore of Youngstown as national committeeman. Thomas Dye of Urbana says action will come soon, with several candidates named including Durbin Julian Wertz Scott Gonower Harmon Locher and Dye denying personal candidacy. The meeting date remains to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fistien
Daily News Aurea
Spahr
Columbus
Robert Scott
Cambridge
Will W
Democratic Central Committee
Edmond 4. Moore
Youngstown
Oto
Thomas Jf. Dye
Urbana
Moore
Dye
W. W.W. Durbin
Kenton
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
U. S
George White
Marietta
Mansfield man receives life term for murder
Mansfield Ohio judge J W Galbreath overruled a motion for a new trial and sentenced 68 year old Vinton Walker to life in the state penitentiary without hope of pardon for the murder of Charles Zeger. Walker was tried in Mt Gilead last week where the jury recommended mercy but the court imposed life in prison.
Buffalo Meat Sale Hits Columbus Market
A Columbus grocer advertised buffalo meat from South Dakota on sale today. Two carcasses were brought in and offered at prices from 35 cents to a dollar per pound. The notice notes the switch from beef pork and mutton to buffalo in local diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Grocer
South Dakota
Aganovnan
Speeders Fined in Criminal Court Case
R. N. Cote was fined 25 dollars and costs in criminal court for speeding. Be Heauhier, charged with speeding, also fined 25 dollars and costs. a 6 day workhouse sentence was suspended on condition he does not drive for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Cote
Be Heauhier
Stark County Schools Remain Financially Sound
County education officers say Stark County schools are not financially embarrassed amid statewide concern over school funding. They note potential closings elsewhere due to maintenance costs, but Stark County credits its bond-financed facilities and ongoing support for keeping district finances sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Cou
Stark Co
Stark
County Board of Educati
Actioo
Firemen Answer Two Alarms. No Damage Reported
Firemen responded to two Monday morning alarms. Smoke from a furnace at Mrs N R Simpson 202 12th st NE filled the home and dirt in a furnace pipe at M Nelson 704 Shadyside SW ignited briefly. No damage occurred at either residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Simpson
12Th St
M. Nelson
Shadyside
Howte
Vaccinations Ordered for Columbus Post Office Staff
Columbus health chief orders vaccination for 535 post office employees after clerk Fura Altizer allegedly worked a week while ill with smallpox. Postmaster Tibbeta will await Washington guidance before acting, while official insist there be no delay in the mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fura Altizer
James Beer
Beer
Tibbeta
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
RS. C. C. Barrick
Tuscaranas St
Legislative Committee of Sorosis
Canton Woman's Club
Sorosis
Anevi MacDowell Club
First Christian Church
Pauline Hawke
Wilma Jones
Jeanette McConkey
Helen Louise Schmitt
Elizabeth Bioch
Frederick Vogelgesang
Alice Spielman
Herman Bloch
Harry McLain
Friendship Club
Lloyd Loveless
Marylann
Ray Wilson
Clifford Waldman
Albert Bader
James Osborne
Maryland
Toledo
The
Pythian Sisters
Grace Radley
Market Ay S
Sam Cocklin
Dueber Ay
Jolly Rook Club
Dennis Burnheimer
William Mohr
Ben Cocklin
Willam Mohr
Dewaltar
Bon Ton Sewing Club
Andrew Hodnot
F. W. Renner
Broaday NW
William Edwards
Sadie Brahner
Walnut
Minerva
Loyal Men’s Bible Class
Grace Evangelical Church
F. A. Firestone
Parent-Teacher’s Association of the
Clarendon Av School
Mary Martha
Lottie Bowen
Cleveland
W. F. Maxwell
C. W. Hammond
J. W Trew
H. W. March
C. C. Jones
Luella Kull
Agnes Sullivan
Wadsworth
Daughters of Veterans Lodge
First United Brethren Church
W. KE
Airhart
Charles Yutzey
Yale Ar
DRUSE
A. R. Decker
Canton Daily News
Beirut
Syria
Ham
Damascus
Blerut
Sultan Atrash
Djebel Druse
Heron
Fee
Turkey
Medina Novelty Shop
Court St
Medina, O
Davey
Federal Rail
League
Prince of Church
Wise Crackers
Odd Fellows’ Lodges of
Pack Hall
A Marjorie. Om As
Joes
Hoppi Pine
Dear Follie
Hemlock
Marjorife
North Pole
Santa Claus
Sup McNamara
Dr. Bailey
Democrat State Central Committee
Mansfield
Speeders
West Tusc
High Aves
Crire WY
2Nd St
Cor. Market Ave
State of
Brick Manufacturers Association
Hartman Building
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!