Social activities and weddings in Canton area society
Nurse society hosts luncheon at Mrs Sumner Mihower with Mrs DeWeese and Mr Strayer as hostesses. Dr Frank Hart returns from Atlantic City after American Medical Association meeting. Edna Comstock and J R Glase wed in Cleveland. Helen Murphy and Henry Blom marry at First United Brethren church. Residents attend various club meetings, picnics, and card parties with noted local addresses and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner Mihower
North Ben Rd
Lester DeWeese
Tee Frank Strayer
Frank Hart
Atlantic City
Hart
The
Americ Medical Society
Helen Marie Murphy
Henry Blom
I. E. Runk
First United Brethren Church
Fashion Dictates Copyright in 1925 Canton Daily News
New York reports describe the era’s fashion at seaside resorts with wide brimmed hats, bulging umbrellas, large underarm bags, and chiffon sun shades. Women arriving from abroad wear crepe de chine ensembles with pleated skirts, matching coats, and bold color accents in buttonholes and silk trims. The piece notes bright knit pullovers with bandeaux for tennis and England’s trend of wide bottomed trousers for women players, as tubular pantaloons resemble a divided skirt at rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
New York
England
Murder inquiry in Brooklyn after Kane murder
A manhunt searches for an habitual strangler in New York after Florence Kane is found murdered in a vacant lot near her Brooklyn home. Detectives probe five similar attacks on women in the same neighborhood as the case unfolds. Hemlock 3500 is the Daily News Want Ads number for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence Kane
Brooklyn
Club Calendar For Tomorrow Event Lineup
Reading Circle hosts 1 o'clock luncheon at Brookside with Mrs. Roger Rice. M. C. B. club at 6 with hostess Miss Mildred Burritt. M. A. M. club at 8 30 with hostess Miss Joan Seltman. Women's Institute club at 7 30 with hostess Mrs. Ada J DeCani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
Roger Rice
Mildred Burritt
Joan Seltman
Women’s Institute Club
Ada J. DeCani
Notable church group installs officers in ceremony
The first vice president Laura Jewett, second vice president Matilda Schneider, recording president May Booth, assistant recording president Bellie Bast, treasurer Marguerite Hammerly, financial secretary Margaret Hug, marshal Stella Bederman, guard trustees Letitia Ackerman Rise Selser Flora Beder man Lenora Mraz Agnes Behra. The financial committee for the year includes Margaret Volzer, Margaret Harbert, and Letitia Ackerman. Father Bourges and Monseigneur Treiber attended the installation. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vey
Laura Jewett
Matilda Schneider
May Booth
Bellie Bast
Marguerite Hammerly
Margaret Hug
Stella Bederman
Letitia Ackerman
Rise Selser
Flora Bederman
Lenora Mraz
Agnes Behra
Margaret Volzer
Margaret Harbert
Bourges
Monseicnor Treiber
Fifteen Injured In Freak Race At Maple Heights Track
In Cleveland on June 1 a freak accident during the What Price Glory sweepstakes at Maple Heights race track left fifteen spectators injured. The driver lost control and struck the crowd during the semi finals. Joseph Andrews, 35, of Cleveland, and James H. Little, 68, of Altoona, Pa., were among the most seriously hurt. Two additional injuries occurred in a postrace traffic jam as crowds dispersed after the event. What Price Glory finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maple Heights
Joseph Andrews
James H. Little
Altoona
Missing witness hunt centers in Shepherd murder trial
June 1 Chicago to Pittsburgh report on Robert A White, a key witness in the Shepherd murder case, with money wired to him via Western Union and police involvement. Jury selection for the McClintock fortune case resumes in Pittsburgh as few jurors are seated, with hundreds of centermen examined over two weeks and faster progress anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert A. White
Shepherd Germ
Pittsburgh
Robert Lk. Crowe
Western Union
Crowe
Telegraph Company
White
Shepherd
Billy McClintock
McClintock
Plant Juice praised by Timken employee for whole system benefit
A Timken plant employee, Morris Van dermaelen of Canton, endorses Plant Juice after claims of restored health. He describes relief from stomach, nerves, kidneys, and sleep issues, praising improved digestion and energy, and notes the Plant Juice Man at Roth & Hug's Main drug store promoting free samples daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Vandermaelen
Canton
Timken
Roth & Hug
Cor. Tuscarawas and
Cherry Streets
Mr. Vandermaelen
Foth & Hug
Car
Tuacarawas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edna Comstock
J. R. Glase
Ohio
6Th St
William McKinley Post Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Post Room
North Canton Farm Woman's Club
Homer Correll
Albert Coyle
Homer
Ridgerd
William Ulrick
Jane
6Th Stow
Albert Henderson
Lakewood Av
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Canton Holliness Association
James Hill
Alden Av
Service Star Legion
Crystal Council No. 466
Security Benefit Association
Horton’s
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
U. C. B. Club
Lydia Rutter
Clarendon Ay
Lady Stark Council
Red Men’s Hall
St. Peter's Altar Society
St. Peter's Parish
James Wallace Camp
Sona of
Veterans Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
First United Evangelical Church
Jennie Wilson
Charles Moore
St NE
N.C. Co. W Club
Thomas Neuman
William Dieringer
Harry. Sonay
Co-Workers
M. E
Alex Maxwell
Gladys McCurdy
Penn-ylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Y. M. Co. A
Aileen Lamont
Daily News
Miss
Florence Rane
Deliv
Detroit Red Star Oil Stove
Rocker
Bulletin
Jennies Dorrivting
Cat
Spee Coste
Market Ave
Hunt White
Timken Employe
MR. M. Vandermuelen
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