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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
9
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The fragmentary text provides few clear names or facts. It appears as garbled OCR with no identifiable persons events or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fragmentary note on mental drift and escape attempt
The readable text hints at a disrupted mental state with phrases about bolts and bolts of fear. A brief line mentions seeing something or someone named illness. Overall the fragment is too garbled to determine a clear event, person, or place.
Pant be for Wang ends with bold junior outing
A fragmented line suggests a note about Pant and Wang, possibly a junior outing or event. The readable terms imply a personal or social action but lack clear context or full details. Further readable fragments are needed to determine precise facts or participants.
Toyed and Enraged: A Mystery Case In Othe
A fragmented OCR note hints at a dramatic incident or dispute in a place called Othe. Readable terms suggest emotional tension and a confrontation with potential fallout for those involved. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
Canton Welsh Club Plans Meeting and Convention Travel
The Woman's Welsh club of Canton invites 62 members to its Tuesday meeting at the YWCA to elect officers and discuss the Welsh home in South Euclid. The national convention of Women's Welsh clubs meets in Warren June 26 27 28. Canton women planning to attend should notify local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welsh Club
Canton
South Euclid
Ohio
Women’s Welsh Clubs of America
Warren
Evan 1D. Reese
16Th St
Frank W. Wirth
Bennet
Local club luncheons and civic notices shared
Canton society notes record annual outings and dinners at Congress Lake and area clubs. Readers learn of luncheons by the Clio club Madison Medley Chapter and others, plus a Trustee meeting, a Dorcas class event, and plans for reunions and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Meinley Chapter
U. S
Daughters of 2
Congress Lake Club
Obey in Weddings Considered as Old Fashioned Word
A columnist ponders removing obey from wedding vows and protects the idea of love as voluntary. She contrasts modern expectations with the old pledge until death and reflects on obedience, protection, and the meaning of marriage vows through personal memory and gender roles.
Heard as Well as Seen Eleanor Silhouette Fashion Talk
A 1929 Fairchild column analyzes how silhouette and color impact blouse appeal for different body types. It discusses Paris designs in blue serge with yellow organdie details, the bold red and yellow color trend, and how color affects mood and fashion choices for women across age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
Akron Needlework Guild Luncheon Highlights National Work
The Akron Branch of the Needlework Guild held a Monday luncheon at Portage Hotel with Dr. Kate Waller Barrett and officers from Carton and Akron branches. Reports from the St Louis convention noted 1,002 garments distributed nationwide and plans to reach 1,200,000, plus 36 new branches. The Akron group supports two French war orphans and seeks to adopt one more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Needlework Guild
Portage Hotel
Leonard Baer
W. Y D. Lerch
Mary Stern
Carton
Kate Waller Barrett
St Louis
Personal Mention: Births and Travels Around Town
Born to Mr and Mrs C Mullaly 1417 Sycamore SEason. Mrs Mullaly formerly Ida Rezille. Miss Mary Mehen of Trinity College Washington DC returned home for summer. Lloyd Edwards 2018 Second St NW and brothers John and Wesley of Alliance motored to Marion NC to see their seriously ill father. Dr James Fraunfelter 435 Market Ave S returned from Seattle Washington after two weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Beebout
J. L. Beebout
12Th-St
C. Mullaly
Sycamore
Mary Mehen
Trinity College
Washington, DC
Lloyd Edwards
St NW
John and
Wesley
Alliance
Marion
N. C
James Fraunfelter
Market
Av S
Seattle
Walsh
Lumber Dealers Picnic Planned by Canton Group
Canton lumber dealers of the Retail Lumber Dealers association join with Stark Sum mit Portage and Carroll counties for a basket picnic June 10 at Waynesburg grove. About 900 attendees expected including families. all local yards to close. The outing features sports and a full program, with a meet and march to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Stark, Summit, Portage
Carrallcos
Waynesburg Grove
Saa
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in City Area
Alfred T. Dembeck an electrician of 1415 Gibbs Avenue NE and Elizabeth Z. Zagray of 1987 Cherry Avenue NE. C. J. Chinn a metal lather of 820 Clarendon Avenue NW and Dora Akins. Roy A. Perrigo a contractor of Detroit and Josephine Speck of 813 Third Street NE. Howard L. McCament a muatetan of North Canton and Pauline Coldren of 20 Ninth Street NW. Elliott W. Seeley a pharmacist of Akron and Mary Freed of Alliance. Walter A. Locker a truck driver of 835 Cherry Avenue NE and Helen G Fierstos of 406 McKinley Avenue NW. Harold T. Baker an undertaker of Tiffin and Ruth Wagner of Hartville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred T. Dembeck
Gibbs
Elizabeth Z. Zagray
C. J. Chinn
Dora Akins
Clarendon
Roy A. Perrigo
Detroit
Josephine Speck
Third
Howard Ll. McCament
Muatetan
North Canton
Pauline Coldren
Ninth-st
Elliott W. Seeley
Pharmaciat
Akron
Mary Freed
Alliance
Walter A. Locker
Helen G Fierstos
McKinley
Harold T. Baker
Undertaker
Tiffin
Ruth Wagner
Hartville
Do You Know How Your Children Play
Parents are urged to value play as a child’s job and life preparation. The article notes that home play depends on parents’ consideration and recollection of their own youth, recommending a simple sand box with a night cover to provide kids aged one to twelve with accessible, constructive play.
A Day's Menu Breakfast and Dinner Highlights
A dated menu shows breakfast items including Strawberries and Cream Ham and Eye Popovers Coffee plus dinner offerings such as Roast Spring Lamb Mint Sauce Mashed Potatoes Buttered Green Peas Sliced Tomatoes Dressing Pineapple Shortcake Coffee RUPPER Fruit Salad Tiscults Walnut Spanish Cake Tea. A want ads prompt is noted.
Mulsiified Coconut Oil Shampoo Promotes Hair Health
An old health note advises using mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo rather than standard soaps or shampoos which dry the scalp. By mixing two to three teaspoons with warm water and applying, it yields a rich lather that cleanses scalp, removes dust and dandruff, and leaves hair soft and glossy. It promotes affordability and availability at drug stores.
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M. E
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
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Peveland Av
Amber
Canton Dies Chorus
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Ruth Kaufman
Nifred Jones Maskrey
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Exiine
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Charles R. Laurenn
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Flower Mission
Jane Rabe Miller
Oodland Av
Woman's Relief Corps No. 4
A. R. Hall
Current Rents Club
Kiam Wolfe
Proadav NW
A. EK. Jones
Anna Eckenweiler
Jones
Capple
Buffalo
H. C. Mary
Clappler
Alice Pollick
Clarendon Av
William Teplansky
Abe Luntz
Bender's
Gertrude Torowski
Clarence Lefkivits
Ertz
William Schreiber
New York
Milton Lefkovits
Benders
Sons of Veterans
Bucyrus
Massillon
George J. Young
Mrs. Rebstock
Waynesburg Rd
C. E. S. Inspection Canton Chapter No
Lucinda Mason Lodge
Lisbon
Williams
Andres
Lucy Bold
Florence Meek
All of Columbus
Elizabeth Thomas
Youngstown
First Presbyterian Church
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Sponseller School Association
Mapleton
Dorcas
First Christian Church
Josephine A. Wright
Boughman
San Francisco
Chang Tso-lin
Thomas W. Simmons
John F. Fisher
Jesse A. Boughman
Navarre
M. A. Boughman
Dueberay M. CE
H. A. Ferall
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T. P. Paxson
Cleveland-at
Cleveland School of Art
Owmiec Grotto
Nazir Grotto
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Grotto
Edward G., Bockius
G. C. Reiter
Eclty Auditorium
Miller
Shanks
F. M. B. Club
J. W. Caddes
Arlington-av SW
Newspaper Features, Inc
Thomas Thomas W. Si
Winifred
Reed and
Eleanor
Fairchild
Gould
Tusett W
Stern & Mann
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