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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
6
Canton notices detail May gatherings including the Nursing School’s graduates party at Brookside, the Canton Woman's Club and Princi pals' Club meetings, wedding rehearsals for Margaret Schuman and Harry Taylor, and multiple golf, bridge, and social events at Brookside Country Club and local churches.
Seven new members were voted into the Lincoln H Y Club at the Y M C A meeting Friday night. The 11 boys named include Sam Maxwell Robert Doll Nick Sandru Albert Huber Paul Gerber Robert Yost Tony Lyman Stanley Genach Dick Sebold Emil Alben and Raymond Doxse. They will be initiated at a future meeting. A weekend camping trip to Turkeyfoot Lake will be taken by Fred Katz Ralph Spiker Ray Arnold Russell McAllister Charles Fritchley Charles Evans and Vincent Lemme, with Mahlon Barnes supervising. The group left Canton Saturday morning and will return Sunday. Camp periods at Turkeyfoot Lake are filling, and boys wishing to attend this summer should register immediately.
Turn to today's classified section for furnished rooms near Canton. Three rooms available with garage and private bath on the first floor. Includes slip covered upholstery and a Singer sewing machine, ideal for a summer cottage or small farm rental.
Rev. George G. Shurtz will be installed as pastor of the First Congregational Church of Canton Sunday at 10 AM. Dr. E. S. Rothrock will preside as hundreds attend, including 190 from Tiffin where Shurtz previously served. Shurtz and his family arrived in Canton and will live at 429 Fulton Rd NW.
St Pauls United Brethren Church will launch a June campaign to raise 40000 for completing the church building at Dartmouth av and 6th st SW. Seven years after starting the basement, services have continued there. Rev. Sager Tryon is campaign head and C B Speidel assists. A pageant by the junior department and music by the intermediate orchestra will feature readings by girls.
Children’s Day services will be held at the First United Brethren Church with cradle roll to intermediate departments participating. The program features recitations, songs, dialogues, and exercises by numerous children and leaders, including Virginia Jones, Vivian Clark, and Darrell Warner, among others.
Local church notices list programs and services for Epworth Methodist Episcopal and nearby churches. Entries name participants in recitations and songs, Sunday School times, morning worship, youth services, Bible study, and prayer meetings across several congregations including Gospel Lighthouse and Grace Reformed. Local pastors named include Westphal, Roark, Whiteman Jr, Cameron, G. Lewis, and Klotz with service times and sermon topics.
Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 p m. Consistory meeting Monday evening. Bible school 9 30 to 10 36. The preaching service morning and evening led by New Glenn M Sander. Young People's meeting 6 30 with leader Miss Dorothy Quase.
The Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments next Friday to grant new trials to Elias Nuts Arnold and his son Arthur seven for kidnapping Melvin Horst of Orrville. The boy vanished the night after Christmas. nor has he been found.
Mrs Nellie M Hill of Elyria has been on the state payroll since May 1 at $1200 yearly as supervisor of the new education division within the state prohibition department under Rupert R Beetham. Her duties include promoting public interest in enforcing the prohibition law.
New England miner Raymond Reese was squeezed against the mine wall by a bulky pony in Reeves mine on June 1, breaking his arm. The incident occurred during an attempted prod to move the animal.
May expenditures from Ohio's general revenue fund topped receipts by about 800000, with $2588656 paid out versus $1790457 received. The May 1 balance was 4479610, now 3481411, as salaries rise and new equipment add costs. Workmen's compensation and teacher retirement funds rose, totaling 99165017 in resources, with May receipts 1601708 and disbursements 1391275, leaving a large bond-invested balance.
Rene la Coste of France defeated William T. Tilden 6-1 6-0 5-7 6-3 in the French hard court championships semi final at Roland Garros Auteuil. Helen Wills reached the finals by defeating Eileen Bennett 6-2 7-5. Frances Hunter of New Rochelle fell to Jean Borotra in their adjourned match.
August Guerrieri of 1713 Barth Court NE was released after coroner T Co McQuate found he could not be held responsible for Valaria Russ who walked into the path of Guerrieri’s car at 4 Harrison Ave SW. The child died on the way to Mercy Hospital after the vehicle stopped within its own length.
Charlies Kaylor of Massillon received 19 days suspended in the workhouse, a $10 fine and costs for suspicion. Arianna Johnson and Rose Ann Coker were found guilty of Crabbe act violations with similar penalties. FS. Rudd was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving. Paul Roach alias Carnegie got 50 days in the workhouse, $50 fine and costs for assault and battery after allegedly striking Steve Phar with a crowbar, fracturing the right arm.
Timitilio Mina, 27, of Timken Roller Bearing Co., suffered heat prostration Thursday at work and showed improvement Saturday morning. Lester Leese of Cleveland remained injured Friday after a Canton Massillon road crash that fractured his back and ribs. A burglary at 222 2d St NW stole a watch and clothing valued at 200, and a fire at 719 Market Ave S damaged a two story home owned by the Charles McKinney estate. Capt Art Hickox outlined a Canton safety campaign in a Friday American Business Club briefing at the Courtland Hotel.
J L G Pottorf, principal at McKinley High School, spoke to the Canton Rotary Club at a Y M C A luncheon about The Principles of Rotary as part of a series of educational talks. Members adjourned early to attend Culver meeting at Courtland Hotel.
John Joseph Joyce a first grade student at St. Joseph's School is in critical condition at Little Flower Hospital after an appendicitis operation Friday night.
City teachers from Canton public schools took renewal exams Saturday at Central High under the city board of examiners led by Superintendent Jesse L. Mason and others. About 60 teachers sat for the tests plus a few seeking special licenses while 75 county teachers completed similar examinations under County Superintendent H. D. Teal and staff.
In Columbus Ohio on June 1 the Ohio Association of Future Farmers of America held judging of dairy milk grain and sheep as part of a two day session at Ohio State. More than 1800 high school boys from 152 Smith Hughes schools attended sponsored by the state department of education and the university. Nineteen boys were named state farmer at the session and Dean Alfred Vivian and L J Taber were made honorary state farmers. Each winner has earned at least 200 dollars in home projects linked to agricultural work.
City Solicitor James E. Kinnison filed nine common pleas suits to collect bonds posted after misdemeanor convictions. Defendants posted appeal bonds but failed to settle after verdicts. Gust Chenos and Gust Gumas acted as sureties on the bonds. Defendants include Bernard Cramer Beulah Kontemic John Jennings Ferris Varlos Nathan Gladstone W H Stockihan R Robbins and Charles Avraham with bond amounts listed.
G. F. Thomas pleaded guilty before Judge A. W. Agier to illegally possessing liquor and was fined 500 dollars plus costs. Milo Gonser, arrested with him, was discharged on sheriff’s recommendation when Thomas took full responsibility for the liquor.
An animated county hearing on repaving the Linesy Highway west of Massillon drew owner objections to a proposed 100 foot right of way. Property owners say 66 feet suffices and wider lanes would harm trees shrubbery and lawns. A protest meeting was held in Eas Greenville and officials from the state highway department will explain at next Friday’s hearing.
Following hospital disaster in Cleveland the state industrial commission issued an administrative order on handling and storing cellulose x ray films. No inflammable films in use. if used prints must be kept for records. discarded films kept in metal containers and disposed of frequently. Unexposed stock kept in lead lined containers away from heat and electricity. no portable lamps. no smoking in storage. rooms built to code on top floor with ventilation. automatic sprinklers and heating options required. fire extinguishers provided.
Paris June 1 Mrs Antis Baldwin widow of the late Lucky Baldwin denied that her son Baldwin Baldwin or his wife were planning divorce here She also denied Suzanne Lenglen influenced the home breakup saying her son separated from his wife a year before meeting the French woman and any divorce would be sought in California not France
Reverend E P Graham of Saint John’s Church will broadcast tomorrow at 2 36 from Station WHBC on wavelength 24 kilocycles 1200. The talk concludes his Real Presence in the Blessed Eucharist series. He invites listeners to send in any further difficulties they may have.
Raymond Poole, indicted on forgery charges, appeared before Judge Harvey F. Ake and pleaded guilty to nonsupport. He received a one year sentence in the workhouse after admitting failure to provide for his children.
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