Engagement announced of Marion Ketcham to William MacKenzie
Dr and Mrs Theodore V Ketcham of Shippan Point Stamford announce the engagement of their daughter Marion to William J MacKenzie of Cleveland Avenue Northwest Canton. No wedding date set. Marion studied in the East, spent two years in Norway and Switzerland, and will visit Canton in three weeks. MacKenzie is a Harvard graduate and chemist at the Central Steel Mill in Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore V. Ketcham
Shippan Point
Stamford
Conn
Marion
William J. MacKenzie
Clevelanday
Miss Ketcham
East
Norway
Switzerland
Canton
MacKenzie
Central Steel Mill
Massillon
A. Stolberg
Stolberg
William R. Zollinger
Hundred Women Launch Y W C A Fund Campaign
A campaign to raise 17 000 for two years of Y W C A work opened with 100 volunteers organized into ten groups. Leaders urged donors to view contributions as investments in the community and described businesslike fundraising tactics and daily noon reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A. Fund
Young Women's Christian Association
G. E. Lundy
Young Men's Christan Association
Lundy
Canton
County moves road around Smith barn to ease danger
Edgar Smith’s barn is relocated into his front yard as Starkeo County reconfigures Hartville road. The new route shifts the road 100 feet east, cuts two right angle curves, removes two obstructions, and opens the line of sight. Smith receives old road land in exchange. paving proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Edgar Smith
Starkeo
New
Hartville Rd
Wife Sues Husband Over Poisoning Attempt in Divorce Case
Hettie Brumbaugh sues Florian Brumbaugh Hartville lumberman in a divorce suit set for Monday trial. She alleges he poisoned her with arsenic in broth during illness. he was arrested and held to the grand jury, which failed to indict. Her suit arises the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Brumbaugh
Florian Brumbaugh
Hartville Lumberman
The
Grand
Brumbaugh
SAYS HUBBY BROKE ARM IN CHAIR ATTACK SUIT FILED
Joanna Carson sues for divorce claiming James Carson struck her with a chair. She says he was arrested and sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse for assault and battery and seeks an injunction to restrain further molestation. Her lawyers are Wise and Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carson
Joanna Carson
Wise & Deal
Puss Junior Traces Jack in Giant's Home
Puss Junior entertains the Giant with tales while plotting to find Jack. He tips into the kitchen where the Giant sleeps and the wife guards the oven. Jack emerges from behind the oven as Puss explains a message from Jack's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puss
Jack
Puss Junior
Archbishop Urges Decent Dress for Communion in Milwaukee
Archbishop Sebastian Messmer warns Milwaukee Catholics that women and girls wearing indecent attire will be refused Holy Communion. He urges clergy to preach against exposure of arms shoulders and to require modest dress in church during the warm season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Sebastian Messmer
Market Report Shows Fresh Produce Price Shifts
Lettuce drops to 15 cents a pound and spinach at 10 cents, with grapefruits and lemons reaching new high prices. New potatoes pay 6 cents a pound, cabbage 7 cents, and celery parsnips squash and other produce appear in local markets. California cantaloupes sell $5 to $5.50 a crate, pineapples rise, and Florida cucumbers fetch $2.00 to $2.25 a hamper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
California
Florida
Pleaded Guilty But Did Not Mean It Nosco Won't Go to Prison
Jim Nosco, a foreigner, pleaded guilty to assault and battery and later was acquitted on the same charge with criminal intent after a trial in Judge Ake's room. He had previously been sentenced to the workhouse for a lesser degree plea and asked to set aside his plea, claiming he did not understand the proceedings. Attorneys Frank N. Sweitzer and Harry Nusbaum defended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake
Jim Nosco
McLain
Frank N. Sweitzer
Harry Nusbaum
California Woman Elected President of General Federation
Mrs Jos iah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles has been elected president of the General Federation of Women's clubs with 1273 votes to 423 for her opponent Mrs Samuel Bb Sneath of Ohio. Other officers named include First Vice President Mrs Georgia A Bacon and Second Vice President Mrs Eugenia Reilly. corresponding secretary Mrs Frances J Everett. recording secretary Mrs Harry M McFarland. auditor Mrs W S Harper. Treasurer position declared no election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Josiah Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
Calif
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Board of Elections
Cowles
Samuel Bb
Sneath
Tiffin
Georgia A. Bacon
Massachusetts
Eugenia Reilly
North Carolina
Frances J. Everett
Chicago
Mia
Harry M. McFarland
North Dakota
W. S. Harper
Washington
Higher wages cited as causing economic loss nationwide
Washington June 1 A federal reserve board report says wage hikes reduce productivity and cut profits. It notes workers earning more for shorter hours lay off, slowing production as the U S grapples with industrial recovery and profitability. The Philadelphia fed reports near universal complaint that higher wages depress output and harm overall economic gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank
Swagler Divorce Case Seeks Alimony and Custody
Martha Swagler answers Michael Swagler divorce suit alleging neglect and alleged flirting with other women. She requests alimony and custody of minor children. Attorneys Braucher and Sterling represent her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Swagler
Michael Swagler
Braucher & Sterling
Canton Wiremen Strike Over New Pay Scale and Closed Shop
Inside wiremen in Canton walked off Thursday as a five cent hourly raise and a closed shop went into effect. Three major firms employ 43 union and nonunion men, with all union wiremen out and contracts tied up. Some local firms unaffected by the walkout, while others report no impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton Engineering & Electric Co
Wilson & Painter Electric Co
State Electric Co
County To Drill Deep Well At Infirmary
County commissioners signed a contract with Ohio Drilling Co of Massillon on Wednesday to drill a deep well at the county infirmary replacing the old dry well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Drilling Co
Massillon
Puss in Boots and the Giant Tale Turns to Midnight
Jack dodges the Giant by hiding in an oven as the Giant questions Puss Junior about sleep and tales. The Giant laughs and orders his wife to show Puss to his room, while Jack plans to meet at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Puss Junior
Puss
Frisco Boys Leave Canton for Akron Tour Stop
Members of the Columbia Park Boys club of San Francisco completed a stay in Canton after an entertainment at the auditorium. They visited the McKinley monument and dined at the YMCA. The group earlier performed drills, instrumental and vocal numbers and impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Park
San Francisco
Canton
Akron
McKinley Monument
Roush Wins Mapletoard Wacos Job Bid at 14247
R C Roush received the contract for the improvement of a little more than a mile of the Wacos Mapletoard at a bid of 14247 20 dollars. The award sets the project scope and funding under local municipal oversight. The bid amount reflects the estimated cost of materials labor and related expenses for the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Roush
Wacos
Fly Wheel Burst Injures Auto Worker
Roy Miller of the Ohio Auto Co. was badly injured Thursday at 8 a m when a faulty flywheel on a motor truck burst at High ay and 4th-st SW. A piece of steel struck his forehead as he leaned over the engine. he was treated by Dr. Fraunfelter and no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Miller
Ohio Auto Co
Miller
C. BE. Fraunfelter
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Canton Massillon Areas
A notice lists marriage licenses issued to Leslie L. Loyd a barber of New Philadelphia and Leafy F. Neff of Canton Irwin F. Dice a physician and Ethel R. Braden of Canton William Minkin clerk and Jennie Shulman both of Canton Melville O. Sheffer a mill worker and Eva J. Ray both of Massillon Clinton E. Cobb a hammerman Al Hance and Margaret A. Henderson Massillon Milo Watts clerk and Hazel G. Williams both of Massillon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie L. Loyd
New Philadelphia
Leafy F. Neff
Canton
Irwin F. Dice
Ethel R. Braden
William Minkin
Jennie Shulman
Melville O. Sheffer
Eva J. Ray
Massillon
Clinton E. Cobb
Hammerman
al Hance
Margaret A. Henderson
Milo Watts
Hazel G. Williams
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David B. Day
Market-aw N
Wickliffe Covington
Margaret Covington
Bowling Green
Day
Marie Ryley
Ruth McLain
Miss McClintock
Boston
Donald Quinn
Catherine McLain
Covington
Entertains
Clio Club
Harry B. Stewart
Congress Lake
Palo Alto
George Brumbaugh
Tuscarawas St
Joseph Brumbaugh
Marcella Shane
Charles Becker
Snyder
Ed Droste
Harriettv
Entertains Club
E. H. Intermehle
Myrtle Basht
Eliza Hudson
Plashbaugh
Johnson
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Henry Leindecker
Lindenau
E. E. Powell
J. W. Lenz
Shorbay
Canton-Massillon
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Massillon Union
Home Linen
W. W. Wells
Greenfieldav
Home Linen Club
Ora Krall
Sherman Martin
Steiner
Barber
Duplin
Lester Fohl
Garfield
Blanche Treep
Elto Club
Eva Shanabruch
Hazel Hendershot
Braden
Ethel BR Braden
Painesville, O
First Christian Church
P. H. Welshimer
Dice
Tuscarawasst
Lady Maccabees
Women's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Odd Fellows Temple
Mary Schindler
Jeannette Bonnet
Raffid NW
M. 8. Club
Ostess
R. W. Gedney
Minneapolis
H. B. McMaster
Marketav N
Austin C. Brant
Brant
J. F. Marchand
H. H. Ink
N. B.C. Graham
National Biscuit Company
Hubby
Puss IN Boots, Jr
David Cory
Garret
Nosco
General Federation
Drile Infirmary
Frisco Boys
Roush
Road Jon
Bheed
Beech-Nut Packing Co
Canajonarie
Tenspeentel
Lipton
Rumford
Westfield Board OF Health
L. B. Allyn
Rumford Dainties
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