New York Mission Speaker Moves Crowd at Union
Dr Goodell of New York spoke at the Union Mission gathering inviting church members to renew effort and support. He recalled addressing 10 000 people from city hall steps and urged aid for Jerry McAuley Mission work. The event noted need for 200 chairs and new mattresses to house growing applicants.
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Union Mission
Derrick
Society Notes Highlight Luncheon and Weddings
Mrs. Ralph Poister and Miss Elizabeth Komas hosted a luncheon for fourteen at Lakeside Country Club honoring Miss Carlotta Green-Smith of Birmingham. Esther Opphile and William A. Myers wed at First Methodist Episcopal church parsonage with plans to reside in Buffalo. Emma Harwood and Louis E. Gervason married at First Christian church and will live at 1734 Seventeenth Street.
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Ralph
Poister
Piednontay
Elizabeth Komas
Fifteenth-st NW
Lakeside County Club
Carlotta Green-Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Robert Keplinger
Esther Opphile
William A. Myers
Buffalo
N. Y
First Methodist Episicopal Church
Albert E. Day J
Mrs. Myers
Delta Alpha
First Christian Church
Royal Totten
Gail Watson Cable
M. E
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Pumphy
Oxforday
Harwood-Gervason
Emma Harwood
Louis E. Gervason
P. de Shimer
Seventeeth-st
Bubonic Plague News From Mexico City Dispatch
Worsening reports from Mexico City indicate a spread of bubonic plague with June favorable notes. Advices from Vera Cruz state a single case confirmed and cautious optimism in the broader region.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mio
Our Mrs McChesney shines in Canton senior play
The McKinley high School senior class staged Edna Ferber’s Our Mrs McChesney at the Grand Opera House in Canton. The production boasted the largest graduating class in school history with standout performances by Margaret Hawkins as Mrs McChesney and Paul Pfau as Jack McChesney. The cast also included Catherine DuMoulin, Willard Spanagel, Claire Moharry, and Frances Campbell, with a twelve piece high school orchestra directed by W E Strassner providing intermission music.
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Mrs. McChesney
McKinley High School
Grand Opera House
Canton High School
Edna Ferber
George Hobart
McChesney
Margaret Hawkins
Wilson Hawkins
Miss Hawkins
Canton
Catherine DuMoulin
Vieva Sherwood
Miss DuMoulin
Jack McChesney
Worley
Ethel Sander
Pearlie Schults
New York
Florence Gould
Hattie Sticher
Willard Spanagel
T. A. Buck, Jr
T. A
Claire Moharry
Abel I. Fromkin
T. A. Buck's
Mobarry
Joe Greenbaum
William Johnston
Johnston
Frances Campbell
Ida Wenzel
Miss Campbell
Harold Krider
Blair
Elden Schneider
Sid Fraser
Alice Stonebreaker
Minnie
Maggie
Ralph Ringer
Dorothy Miller
Ellen McPhail
Janet Proctor
Myrtle
Florence Campbell
Jessie
Annie
Claire Boger
Sam Harrison
Rudolf Bauhof
Henry Slight
Henry
Margaret Garner
Wilda Gresser
Johanna Seltman
W. E. Strassner
Bolshevists Launch Offensive Across Fronts
London reports a general Bolshevik offensive from the Pripet region to the Dnieper river. Polish advances were halted in parts, with Reds repulsed north of Pripet. In the south the Polish line runs from Jamboki through Gaisin toward Tarascha and the Dnieper south of Kiev.
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London
Pripet
Dneiper
Jamboki
Bulgaria
Gaisin
Tarascha
Kieft
Canton Market Prices Sketch of 1920 Dairy and Produce
Canton Ohio June 5 1920 prices from Canton Feed Milling and Sumner Creamery list wholesale dairy butter and cheese rates retail dairy products with country butter and various creamery items. Seasonal vegetables fruits and meats are priced including lettuce asparagus cucumbers oranges lemons bananas strawberries and Lambs spring beef and pork cuts with general retail meat values and building supplies listed.
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Canton
Sumner Creamery
Ross Arcade Market
Ceca Eees
Bles Co
Omorlooe
Ios
California
Bermuda
Table Meat Market
Sealed bids sought for two touring cars by Canton Public Safety
The Director of Public Safety in Canton Ohio invites sealed bids by June 14 1920 for one five passenger and one seven passenger touring car. Each bid must include all partners names and a ten percent certified check. Bids may be rejected or accepted in whole or part. For details call City Hall.
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Novich
Director of Public Safety
Ganton
Canton City
City Hall
Canton Ordinance Accepts Plat as Public Streets 1920
The City of Canton accepts a plat approved May 21 1920 as public streets roads alleys and places. The owner or agent must pay transfer and recording costs and publication fees before plat records update. Ordinance takes effect as permitted by law. Charles M Balm president of the council. Passed June 1 1920. Clerk W Edgar Jackson. Mayor Herman R. Witter. Published Canton Daily News June 5 and June 12 1920.
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City of
Canton
Ohio
Planning Commission
Stark County
Charles M. Balm
W. Edgar Jackson
Herman R. Witter
Canton Daily News
Fragmented Price List Text Reappears in 1900s Notice
A garbled OCR segment lists quantities and prices such as four lines one time twenty six cents and two times forty cents along with 5 percent of sixty cents. It then mentions extra lines and various small amounts followed by references to other classifications and cryptic numbers. The fragment appears as a damaged newspaper price schedule or receipt column with inconsistent formatting.
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MYERS
Wsew
Peter P. Ehret
McKinley
Diebold Safe and Lock Co
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Josephine Harder
North Industry
Matilda Muir
Fone
Peter V. Ehret
St Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Carnation Club
W. W. Ricketts
Perkins Pl
Association
Westlawn
Ava McMillen
Magdalene Bitterspaugh
Bolshevists
Pripet Region
Dneiper River
Canton, O
Canton Feed & Milling Coe
Timothy
Milton J. Braucher
Lew S. Motz
Edwin L. Gehman
Frank
Fulton Park Addition
State of
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Kerst
Molders and Molders Union
M. Council No
Eagles
Moose
Red Men
Harvey Lesher
Mary Lesher
Herrick Nursery Company
Rochester, N. Y
Jones Optical Co
Cleveland
Geo. J. Green
Call Bell
Louis- Ville
Shaeffer
PENN
Geo. Dr. Harter Bank
L. Reward
Beleventh
Dueber
S. Geo
J. Green
Cadillac
A. H. Wilson Motor Car Co
Society
Alliance
Pittsburgh Pneumatic Co
Lawrencerd NE
BAKER
Stark Baking Co
Canton-Boliver Road
Welton
R. D
Brunswick Restaurant
W. Tuse
Stoeker
Cher
Minnie Taylor Farm
Hartville Exchange
Mr. Rogers
Louisville Brick and Tile Co
Stark Electric
Gordon Tire & Rubber Co
Columbia Iron & Wire Works Co
THE
Jewel Tea Co
Cherry
Ence
Bender's
Buckeye Garage
Tuscarawai-st E
Sthaldy
Saltz Plumbing and Heating Co
Erate
Bel
Chevrolet
Jamison Sales Co
Fifth and Court SW
Nobil’s Shoe Market
Tuscara
Mack's
GAR
Bell
International Accountants’ Society
Citizens
Cleveland O
Ideal Furniture Co
Tuscarawasst FE
Golaberg
Timken-Detroit Axle CO
Waynesburg-rd
Beldenay Sre
Mr. Leader
Bonnot Co
Elbel Co
Canton Iron & Metal Co
Neuman
Ohio State Telephone Co
Cassilly Bldg
Tuscarawas St W
Helpers
Barthet
Canton Malleable Iron CO
13Th and Superior NE
American Bridge CO
Corner 20Th and
Garfield
United Alley Restaurant Apply Employment Office
Liberty
Cleveland-Av
Droker
State
Timken
Detroit Axle Co
Waynesburg Rd
Beldenav SE
Cherry-avy SE
Market Av S
Hoover Suction Sweeper CO
North Canton
Canton Art Metal Co
ST E
MFG. CO
Walnutav SE
Y. M. C. A. Employment Department
Motor Castings Co
Liberty Dry Cleaning
Walters
Brunswick
Republic Stamping & Enameling Company
Harrisonay
Pennsylvania
Wabashaw
Th Courtland Hotel
Kuboard
Foss
Seat Fen
Harry K. Jones
S. NW
H. B. McMasters
N. J. MceMasters
Markeet-ay N
Courtland Hotel
Stark Novelty Co
Frank J. Wernly
Ernest HK. Muzzy
Grigsby
Aultman
Wantisd
Harrisonav and Pennsylvania Railroad
Superior Dry Cleaning CO
Lawrence RD NB
Bender’s
Troy Laundry & Dry Cleaning CO
Plant 10Th
Dish NW
Right Party
Apply Employment Office
Hoover
United Electric Coo
Standard Parts CO
Dueber-Av