Enter for Children Initiative Aims Biweekly Sessions
Community group plans ongoing biweekly visits to teach children, outlining structured activities and educational play for young attendees.
17 Jul 1914
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
1
Community group plans ongoing biweekly visits to teach children, outlining structured activities and educational play for young attendees.
Sunday at 3 p m first Christian church for mothers fathers teachers and all interested in children. Monday 10 a m Alhambra theater mothers asked to take younger children. Monday 2 to 5 p m Cook park demonstrations of systematic play. 2 to 3 p m High school 7th and 8th grade pupils. 2 to 4 p m 4th and 6th grade 4 to 5 p m 1st 2d and 8rd grade children. Games fitted to each group. Mrs Paulsen will spend the afternoon playing.
Mary E. Reutter of Philadelphia arrived Friday to organize a Child Life center affiliated with the American Institute of Child Life. She argues that society prioritizes instruction for farmers over mothers, insisting children are more important than high crop yields.
Ten men alleged to run a wire tapping ring linked to Montreal race activity were arrested in a raid on a city apartment. Detectives seized a “cold” telephone and telegraph setup, about one thousand dollars in bills and counterfeit rolls. Suspects listed include Edward John of Toronto and others from Newark New York Chicago Albany and Colorado, with one unnamed party connected to the racing game.
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. Plus local ads for go carts rugs furniture storage sales and a Masonic notice detailing work in the M M degree at William McKinley lodge 431 in a bustling downtown paper page.
Tax Commissioner Moore says Canton could lower the city levy from 12.5 to at least 11 mills adding about $60 000 in revenue while preserving the school levy. State and county funds should bear most cuts with school and general levies largely unchanged for Canton. Alliance and Massillon face similar conditions, rural districts could cut many funds as valuations rise.
Miss Helen Crater, former Canton resident and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Crater, was killed in an automobile accident at Medina. Her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Crater, attended the funeral in Burbank, California, after traveling from Canton.
Atlanta report notes Eloise Nelms Dennis and Beatrice Nelms located on Petit Bois Island after threats over 20000 life insurance. Authorities aim to arrest them as the case unfolds. Walter Dennis of New York also disappears from his workplace, adding a new twist.
Six killed and 22 injured in a violent Virginia interurban crash near Norfolk when a three car electric train collided with a Virginian railroad coal train at Fairmont. Victims include Joseph Cooper J D Watson John Goodman Annie Meehan Mrs Ernest Gross and an unidentified body believed to be Prof Lee Height. Passengers may implicate the motorman Atkinson.
Army worms plague Canton lawns and gardens as the Department of Agriculture offers advice. Sprinkle an orange-ade mixture in a ditch to lure and drown the worms, then drag them away with a log. If needed, contact the Department for further strategy. The article notes worms widespread in the northern United States east of the Rockies and details their life cycle and movement patterns.
Theodore Blair forty five of 1303 Shriverav NE was killed at United Steel Co when steel plates weighing about 8000 pounds toppled from six feet and crushed his chest. Workmen rushed to the scene and removed the body. Coroner Gavin investigated. Blair, who had worked at the plant, is survived by a wife and was shipped to Mingo Junction for funeral services.
The Herbruck Dry Goods Co advertises a sale on ladies coats and suits at half price. Refrigerators reduced one fourth in W E Palmers sale with all sizes and styles. They sell the Mace line at 401 403 Market av S. Advt
A promotional blurb urges readers to browse Want Ad Columns to hire a laundress during the country vacation. It notes Staudt Bros and The Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance Co have moved to the Renkert building ninth floor rooms 925 to 936 and promotes contacting them by phone or letter.
Sunday train service offers round trip from Canton to Cleveland for 1.25 dollars. Advertisement notes travel option on Sundays with price listed and route details implied by the timetable snippet.
Western railroads urge federal mediation to head off a looming strike by 80 000 workers. A managers committee reads a letter from W S Stone and W S Carter representing locomotive engineers and firemen, stating employees refuse to join the appeal due to past arbitration rulings.
Juarez July 17. After Carbajal surrenders the Mexican government, 5000 troops from Villa Obregon and Gonzales divisions will seize Mexico City under Carranza as commander in chief. Angeles to be reinstated as secretary of war and then resign while Obregon seeks permission to act.
Ruth Wellman resigns as assistant at the public library. A successor will likely not be appointed until the board meeting in September. Miss Wellman, daughter of explorer Walter Wellman, left for New York City to join relatives after two years at the library.
Canton scene police captured William Kern, 37, of Pittsburgh, amid a scheme to spend $30 to $50 daily with a companion. Officers traced him to a Savannah house. $903 of $1210 saved funds were recovered from a bag behind bureau drawers.
The Salvation Army items a free ice relief fund for Canton's sick and infant health needs. It opens with W. R. Timken's 2060 dollar check and 168.19 dollars from last year's Daily News Free Ice Fund, with contributions to The News acknowledged and forwarded to the Salvation Army.
Advertisements note porch furniture and swings priced one quarter off. Palmer 401 403 Market av S promotes summer comfort on the porch. Also listings show children wash dresses sale prices from Herbruck Dry Goods Co and a third off refrigerators as Saturday special with Red Tag. Canton Home Furniture Co. advertises.
An advertisement notes a sale by mins Storage Co scheduled for Saturday July 18 at 1 p m sharp. The notice provides no further details about the property or terms.
Advertises five dollar Niagara walls and return eighty five dollars for travel aboard the Great Ship Seeandbee via W L E R R from July 15 23 29 and calls for reservations Bell 711 or Stark 26. Tickets valid for several days with a series of dates listed.
Come Tomorrow for Victor Hugo books. Six volumes offered for seven library coupons at the Daily News. Also notices for Wesminster chimes clocks by Walter H. Double and a storage company sale with items: lace curtains reduced one fourth in W. E. Palmers sale at 401-403 Market.
Governor Cox will remove Belmont County Sheriff Hh. Anderson if needed to allow state troops into Belmont County coal fields. Secretary Burba said reps on scene believe Anderson can handle the strike. Cox urged swift action, urging deputies be sworn in or impressed if arrests for rioting are not made.
Mayor Stolberg stated that objections to weeds on vacant lots must be filed with the board of health for investigation. Police receive frequent weed complaints and, if confirmed, property owners will be ordered to cut the weeds or face arrest.
Harry Dannemiller who fell from a tree and broke his back July 4 at Uniontown is still living and his condition remains the same. X ray pictures were taken Thursday to settle doubt about a broken back. the attending physician has not announced the results.
Canton Chamber of Commerce learned from YMCA directors Friday that the board had considered occupying the fourth floor of the new association building. YMCA committee members C. S. Cook J. M. Markley and C. B. Sala will meet chamber directors in a few days to finalize arrangements.
L. H. Graver reports to police that a watch belonging to him was stolen from a shelf four feet from a window overlooking the Pennsylvania tracks at the Novelty Iron Co. plant late Thursday. A tramp is suspected to have fashioned a hook on a wire and reached in to steal the timepiece.
Nut creams priced at 25 cents per pound with regular 25 cents and Madeira cakes at 25 cents per pound, regular 35 cents, plus ice cream ready to serve. Store location listed as 134 Tuscarawas Street West.
Local store announces a 25 percent reduction on kitchen cabinets with a closing sale on all lines except McDougall W. and Palmer at 401-403 Market. Limited stock and final clearance implied.
The Herbruck Dry Goods Co advertises reduced prices at storage sale on Wash Skirts. Prices drop to 8 cents for 1.95 quality and 1.69 for 2.50 quality with large cuts on finer goods. Gas ranges reduced one fourth. W. E. Palmer advertises at 401 403 Market av S.
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