Canton Day Nursery Elects New Officers
The Canton Day Nursery held a Wednesday morning meeting at 908 12th St NW electing officers led by Mrs Arthur Brothers as president and Mrs T K Hartin as vice president. A long list of board members and numerous community events and visits are noted across Canton social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Day Nursery
Arthur Brothers
12Th St NW
Mra
T. K. Hartin
Thurman Smith
Martin Behmid
Gilbert Canterbury
R. M. Cole
Carl Duerr
C. T. Daugherty
W. A. Fr
Nettie Glass
Forrestav SW
Ada Carpenter
Ord St
12Th St
Canton Day Nursery Society
Down the Avenue and Paris Fashion Prices
A columnist muses on shoppers buying Paris fashions for high prices and later seeing the same garments in American storefronts for 19 50, expressing regret at the price gap and the dulling effect on their enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Distribution germ innovation saves women millions on footwear
Science praises the Nisley Shoe Company for introducing a new method that cuts shoe costs. The article claims the distribution germ concept, adapted from medical isolation breakthroughs, has saved American women hundreds of thousands of dollars on footwear in under a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisley Shoe Company
America
Science wipes out traveling sales staff in shoe trade
An old time merchant system where retailers buy on credit shifts burden to customers. A traveling sales force and books on half the customers are replaced by scientific distribution isolating the “Distribution germ.” Nisley’s Beautiful Shoes at 5.00 illustrate the change. Published by The Nisley Co. 417 Market Avenue North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science
Nisley
The
Nisley Co
417
Market Avenue
North
Club Calendar For Tomorrow A Busy Local Schedule
Lakeside Shrine club at 6 30 hosts chicken and waffle dinner. Merry Neighbors hosts all day picnic at Springfield Lake. Artamo club at 2 hosting Mrs Samuel Bachtel. U B club at 8 30 with hostess Mia Clem Valot. Ideal Sewing club features theater party at Meyers Lake. Cosmopolitan club at 1 30 with Mrs Mary Sigler as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Shrine Club
Merry Neighborsa Club
Springfield Lake
Artamo Club
Samuel Bachtel
U. B
Mia. Clem Valot
Ideal Sewing Club
Plente Auoner
Meyers Lake
Cosmopolitan Club
Mary Sigler
Local Social News Familial Visits and Marriages
Miss Dorothy McCuskey and Miss Jean McCuskey, daughters of Attorney and Mrs FE A McCuskey, travel to Denver for summer with relatives. Mr and Mrs T Glen Price of Baltimore visit Canton before departing for Golmuri India. John A Mills and Louise Manack wed in Wheeling. Gladys Hart and Jay C Foltz marry in Canton. A church society meeting at First M E Canton includes a patriotic program and a quartet. Mrs Sue Hogue and daughter Katherine visit from Anderson Indiana. The W I M and Daughters of the Veterans provide entertainment and tea remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Jean McCuskey
FE. A. McCuskey
Denver
T. Glen Price
Baltimore
Canton
Gladys Irene Hart
Salineville
Ohio
Jay C Foltz
Trinity Reformed Church
H. N. Kernst
Mammoth Cave
Miami
Sue Hogue
Katherine
Anderson, Ind
Women's Home Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
Daughters of the Veterans
C. B. Armington
H. Ross Ake
Cover
J. Shanafelt
Cunard
Community Church Groups Plan Activities Thursday
Local churches announce picnics meetings and classes for Thursday across multiple locations including Turkeyfoot es Lowell area Hoover Park North Canton Massillon Springfield Lake Sippo Park and various homes. Activities include sewing quilting cooking picnics and meetings led by church groups and circles.
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The
Loyal League of Lowell Reformed Church
Circle No. 2
Dennis McArtor
Missionary Talk and District Echoes at First Church
A Chinese turned missionary spoke on Orient missionary work. Delegates shared Echoes from last month’s district convention at the First Church. Mrs Emma Weaver led children’s work and Kings Heralds talk. An August auxiliary picnic is planned with Mrs Edward Jones arranging. A farewell was given to Mrs J L Criswell.
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Women's Missionary Society of
St. Paul's United Brothers Church
Charles Hartman
Dueber
China
Miss Toatetter
Cleveland
Bhoara
Ray Williams
Sim
Orient
Emma Weaver
Kings Heralds
Edward Jones
J. L. Criswell
Mrs Criswell Receives Gold Pin At Society Meeting
A presentation was made to Mrs. Criswell as she prepares to relocate to Miami Florida. The group awarded a gold pin symbolizing the society's emblem and friendship.
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Miami, Fla
Mrs. Criswell
Sunday School Activities Planned At First Lutheran and Nimisila Park
A Sunday school teacher meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 7 30 at the First Lutheran church. The Sunday school picnic will be held Thursday at Nimisila Park.
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First Brethren Church
Trinity Evangelical Church
First Lutheran Church
Nimisila Park
Rugs in multiple sizes at proportionate prices
Advertises large assortment of rugs including Wiltons, Axminsters, Velvets and Body Brussels in sizes 27x54, 36x63, 36x72, 2216x86 with all about 14 less. Indicates smaller and larger sizes offered at proportionate prices.
Tapestry Rugs 92712 Size Features and Price
Wool tapestry rugs model 92712 offer durable all wool construction with good patterns and colors. Priced at 32.00 retailing at 22.50 per rug with emphasis on quality and size.
Bargains in Axminster Rugs
Offers on heavy weight Axminster rugs with 9x12 size and patterns. Prices cut from 52.50 to 55.00 to 44.50 and from 62.50 to 54.50. Described as premium quality and seamless, with sought after colors and sturdy construction.
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Axminster
Fashion Dictates Copyright 1925 Canton Daily News
The era celebrates bold printed crepes and silk fabrics in wild patterns and bright colors. Modern wardrobes favor white coats over rain gear and water resistant garments in rubberized crepe de chine or weatherproofed Japanese silk. Stripes dominate as summer fashions unfold.
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New York
Fragmentary Garment Notes From an Old Textile Passage
The passage describes weaving produced underwear and coloring in scorgetten sets. It mentions Latin and Paste stripes, contrasting colors, and a one piece popular in fashion. References to coats, black fabrics, reverse elements, and bright taffety with button ends at the waistline appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferle
Ho Han
Amer
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Brookside Country Club
Malcolm Dizer
London
Eng
Earl Hoover
Chicago
Barry Club
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Btates Mills
Rachel Paxson
New York City
Miss Ida and
Mixa Helen Pettigrew
Youngstown,c
Luther League of the
Martin Luther Church
Walnut Ar NE
Ruth Denman
Pueblo
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A. B. Seldbush
2Nd St
Charles Hattfield
George Morgan
Zanesville, Ohio
John Fulkerson
Lawrence J. Rebillot
Paul Frances
Helen Marr Schnake
Steubenville
Goodwill
First Reformed Church
William Daberko
Albert Schneider
X - OK
McKinley Lodge
Arcadian Hall
Nes
Women's Mission Circle
First Baptist Church
J. A. Michael
Mattie J. Rose
Los Angeles
Cal
J. W. Steiner
R. A. Moore
L. E. Souers
St. Peter's Dramatic Club
Lake Cable
Fr. Umpleby
Williamstown
West Virginia
Umpleby
Canton Daily News
V. Adler
Gwendolyn
Vivian Hemming
Austine Shoof
Carl Hope
H. LaFountaine
J. Gale
Jack Adler
Emi
Margaret Bebb
Cleveland Av
Atlantic City
Daughters of America
Marlboro Council No
Marlboro
Dueber Av M. E
Presto
Hargaing
Daily News
Louise Manack
John A. Mills
Wheeling
F. Guittard
West Malin St
Louieville
W. I. M. Society of the Dueber Av M. I. Church
Nona Johnston
Flossie Hostetter
Day Nursery Society
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Fred Crouch
Turkeyfoot Lake
Bedford
UU. Pp
Missionary Society of
First Congregational Church
P. C. Heibach
Pilgrim Bible Class
Hoover Park
North Canton
Luther League of
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
Bethel Evangelical Mission
William Hendrix
3Rd St
Grace Reformed Church
William Frankham
North Edgefield
Ferrall
Ruth Hahn
Helen Goodin
Leah Neher
Sippo Park
Massillon
Lois Cramer
First Evangelical Church
Doris Hein
Arnold
St. Paul’s Guild
Enzie Boston
Whittall Rugs
Anglo Kerman Wilton
Teprac Wilton
Anglo Persian
Durham Wilton
Body Brussels
Ashion
Aileen Lamonte
Richard Gras
Tuscarawas St
Voile
Second Fleet
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