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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1925
Page
32
Andre Tardiet argues in 1925 that France shows broad indifference to its financial crisis. He notes frequent changes in finance ministers, diverging reactions by social classes, and the mismatch between tax burden and perceived crisis. He warns leadership is weak and public sentiment uncertain.
The Minerva Glee club will perform a Christmas cantata titled The Ad oration on Wednesday evening December 30 at the Lutheran church. Ray Clewell of Canton directs a 25-voice performance.
Massillon plans a farewell and greeting dinner for the outgoing and incoming city council to be held December 30 at the central station of the Massillon fire department. Invitations were mailed this week and reservations are urged.
Minerva names Bert Helman president of a newly organized gun club aimed at improving marksmanship and promoting sportsmanship through its activities.
Other officers are H secretary, Lester By secretary, and E Hurer. Weekly meeting on Wednesday nights with 26 members in attendance.
A student at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, Perreton, a junior in the architecture department, has been pledged as an honorary member of the Sear architectural fraternity. The installation marks the first architect fraternity to be admitted at the institute.
The notice promotes savings accounts with deposits from 12.50 to 1000 or a special class for larger sums. It urges 50 weekly deposits, promising a Christmas check equal to the total deposited plus 4 percent interest. It frames the plan as a prudent gift for family future security and urges opening an account in the saver’s own name.
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