Christmas party items and club meetings in Canton area
A Canton area social roundup lists numerous Christmas events and club activities. Invitations were sent to Canton women for a nursery toy drive, and groups including Needle Class Club Good Luck Club Clover Leaf, I D K Girls, Alpha Xt Ella Alumnae, and o Workers class of First M church share parties, sewing, exchanges, and charity plans. The Garfield council notes a January installation and membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xtella Alumnae Association
W. P. English
Fulton
Richard
Cath
Strassner
4Th St
o-Workers
R. RB. Hogan
Bank Booths Lead In Sales Of Yule Seals
In the Christmas Seal sale the First National Bank booth run by the Temple Sisterhood and chaired by Mrs J H Friedman sold the most seals Friday. Mrs E Goodman and Mrs Charlies Weintraub were on duty, with receipts of 33 dollars 20 cents. The George Db Harter Bank booth, another Temple Sisterhood booth led by Mrs Db B Livingston, was second with receipts of 18 dollars 27 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Temple Sisterhood
J. H. Friedman
E. Goodman
Charlies Weintraub
George Db. Harter Bank
Db. B. Livingston
Shaw not harmed permanently after horse whipping trial
William Lloyd Shaw suffered no permanent harm from the beating by E. E. Webb and others. Doctors Hackett and Dougherty testified Shaw showed no physical injuries or nervous issues, noting normal reflexes and a well developed physique. Testimony also touched on alleged threats to Mrs. Webb and a boarding house lie, with Mrs. Baer admitting Ku Klux Klan membership. The trial adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lloyd Shaw
E. E. Webb
Shaw
George S. Hackett
J. B. Dougherty
Ed S. Folk
Dougherty
Hackett
Hara, Mansfield
Merle Webb
H. M. Baer
Ku Klux Klan
Baer
Accuse Man of Having Liquor Incident At Ash and Abb
Alliance, Dec 19. Two men arrested last night by Patrolman McDowd. Ernest Digicoma charged with possessing liquor. Harry Tesway held on charges of disorderly conduct and intoxication. James Facchini and George Kock fined 90 plus costs at arraignment before Judge Moore on possession of intoxicating liquor. A man named Ymnes, alias Otto, held on suspicion. Transue arrested for speeding. Wright, McGavern, and Krouse charged with intoxication.
New Insurance Co Formed With Alliance Firm
A new insurance company, the E Co., based in Alliance, is incorporated with capital stock of 45,000 dollars. One thousand dollar shares are preferred and twenty five hundred common shares, each with par value of 100 dollars, are issued to named individuals Walter 44, Ellett, Jennie H. C., Eynon, Kathleen E., Jess B., Greenamyer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Co
Alliance
de A General Insurance
Walter 44
Ellett
Jennie H. C
Eynon
Kathleen E
Jess B
Greenamyer
Senate Guns Still for Yale
Washington December 19 Senate oratorical guns over the American adhesion to the world court were stilled today as speeches paused for a pre Christmas recess. Both sides prepared for renewed fighting after the holiday. Senator Borah of Idaho charged that a senator voting for the court solely to back his party platform would be the slimiest creature in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
United States
New Rules May Halt Rum Flow
Washington reports new treasury regulations to prohibit use of whiskey brandy and gin in making toilet waters fumes flavoring extracts and non beverage liquids after February 1. Withdrawals from bond will be denied. Prohibition officials expect partial suppression of bootleg whiskey gin and brandy into illicit markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Industrialists Offer to Stem Fall of Franc
Paris reports opposition to French industrialists mortgage plan to save the nation from financial trouble. The Forge Committee representing major steel and iron firms opposes the move citing socialist leanings and a 10 percent capital levy. Textile leaders argue pledges to raise 3 billion francs via plant mortgages to meet maturing securities. Briand and Doumer reportedly greeted the proposal with enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Forge Committee
France
General Confederation of Manufacturers
Briand
Doumer
Man Struck by Auto Sustains Skull Fracture
Emanuel Hermande, 40, of 511 Belden av NE, suffered a fractured skull and broken jaw when struck by an automobile Saturday about 5:15 am while walking in Belden av NE. Police say he and two others were in the street. Hermande rushed back to join them and ran into the car. He was taken to Mercy hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Hermande
Belden Av NE
Hermande
Ww. E. Renner
Louisville
Renner
Mercy Hospital
Norman Mullaly
Hazlett
H. S. Lerch
Lakerd
Kenneth Ct
4Th St
Howard Fye
Misery Grows in German Capital
Berlin reports 360000 people supported by the city with 145000 unemployed while the rest are pensioned or aided. Halberstadt, Harz, votes to restore pre revolutionary street names naming Kaiser King Crown Prince and Hohenzollern streets after the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Berlin
Halberstadt
Harz
Richard Wagener
Walter Rathenau
Kahr
Freiden
Kaiser
King
Manufacturers Head Sees Bright Future
New York December 19 The President of the National Association of Manufacturers says the United States enters 1926 in its most promising decade yet warns that prosperity brings perils and urges synchronized industry to keep the country at world leadership. He notes European recovery, debt settlements, and currency reorganization while emphasizing stable employment, rising wages, and a generally healthy industrial outlook with low unemployment and strong production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
United States
Europe
Calla
Christmas Shoppers Carrying Own Bundles
Ohio retailers warn that Christmas shoppers should bring home their bundles as delivery systems face record volumes this December. Merchants cite a rise in bundled shopping and advise customers to carry packages to prevent delivery mix ups amid heavy holiday strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dec
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Jarice
Miliona
George V. Sheridan
Ohio Council of Retail
Siles
Hellenic Seamen Appeal For Special Certificate Aid
Basil Mandalla and Antonios Chattantonis discharged seamen appealed to James E. Seaman of the N E M C A for help securing a special certificate of arrival. Mrs Barbara Chanke of Canton visiting daughter Mrs Floria in Pittsburgh died there Friday at 4:80 p m after two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Mandalla
Antonios Chattantonis
James E. Seaman
Barbara Chanke
Canton
Floria
Pittsburgh
Tax Reduction Bill Heads to Senate For Amendments
Washington December 19 The 825 million tax reduction bill passed the House in record time and with a large majority. It now goes to the Senate where Democrats plan many changes and expect no speedy action. Only 26 votes against in the House amid Republican insurgent and some Democratic opposition who call it a rich man’s tax cut. Representative Rainey argues few benefit while many pay more. In the Senate the bill goes to the finance committee for revisions before consideration in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Pasa
Rainey
Mitneis
Polar Christmas List Offers Novel Jewelry at Low Prices
A local ad promotes novelty jewelry and holiday gifts from the Canton Daily News office. It touts bracelets in various styles from $2.25 to $4.95, sterling pins, candles and holders, and handkerchiefs from 50 cents, urging readers to shop early for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Cartain
Funeral party travels to Toledo for burial
The funeral procession moved through here on Friday and headed to Toledo for burial. Messages note several local moves for Christmas and New Year visits, births, and arrivals from Detroit with residents visiting Canton and area friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
William Manos
Goshen, Ind
Ee - Matheos Rahas
Detroit
Vasilius Sardia
Canton
Spanish Centro Hispano Americano to elect officers
The Spanish society of Canton Centro Hispano Americano will meet Sunday at 2 PM to elect officers for 1926. Outgoing officers are Julian Guijo president M Loyez vice president R Jimenez secretary and B Bigotes treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knigits of
J. Mandery
John
Centro Hispano Americano
Julian Guijo
M. Loyez
R. Jimenez
B. Bigotes
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Needle Class Club
Laura Staub
Arlington
Lewis &Pent
Ruth Kell
Navarre Rd
Good Luck Club
Ralph Miller
Young
Wig
Irene Nuslevy
Rowland
Union Rooms
Java McMillan
Emma J. Arnnold Sane
J. F. Koehler
Nina L. Swineford
Ava McMillan
Emma Goodwill
Ida Borne
Clover Leaf Job
L. H .Schlarb
Tuscara
St W
Oscar Schultz
Oscar Kultz
Clarendon Av
Ruth Wise
Clyde Yi
Sewny
Innie Geltz
Sherbary
James A. Garfield
Digicoma
NEW Insurance CO
Canton Paint & Glass
Cleveland
YALE
World Court
National Credit
Rassment
Raymond Grippiths
Prince
Syd Chaplin
Man ON the
Paul M. Scali
St. Anthony's
First Communion
Guild of the Little Flower
St. Anthony Church
G. da Vine
Chicago
Joseph G
Cherry Avy
Fern
R. de Marinis
Philadelphia
Tgee
Mrs. G. de New York
San Francisco
Dominicis
Norrow
Jam Mix Everlasting
Tony
Wonder Horse
Paut
Lower Branch
Folks
Hemlock
Marjorie
Merrie Cngland
Mr. and
Mike Stasinis
1603 Lippert
Christ Miropoulos
Lake Erie
Cantona
N. 13
By Alvin Losado
the Spanish Society of Canton
DOUBI
T-O
al. J. Amato
WHAM
Art Radley
Graystark Orch
Market Avenue
Dance Rth
Valentine
Senn
SRS Sane
Also Pathe
Betty Bronson
Ricardo Cortez
Oriental Restaurant
Market Avenue 8
Liberty
ITH
Adolph Menjou
Strand Cantons
Thomas Meighan
Yrish Luck
Lois Wilson
Marjorie Dale
Jolly John Quigg
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