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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1925
Page
10
Fragmentary report describes renewed efforts to build a bridge spanning the city. Citizens and the chamber of commerce push for action, with multiple committees and investigations reported but no final plan or report issued.
Brewster community updates cover a June school board meeting with a three year superintendent term and salary of 2800 dollars. Social events include Ava George Smith entertaining at her North De church friends while several families and relatives host gatherings and luncheons with neighbors and guests visiting from Canton and Petche.
The 119 member Henlor class is expected to graduate from Washington High School Wednesday evening with commencement exercises. A banquet will be held Thursday at the Methodist church. Students listed include Adams, Marshall Aiken, Felding Anderson, Gretchen Anthony, Guy Arthur, and many others, with awards presented by the president of the board.
A local railway workers group plans a day of events with a parade and concert throughout the afternoon. The pier hosts dancing and multiple activities as crowds enjoy the festive program.
Madamnetta Blandt of the Mount Union Conservatory of Music will present a pupil recital Thursday evening at Union Street Church. The program includes vocal pieces by pupils from Cleveland and Akron and features Blandt as presenter.
A biographical note traces the Rice family of Albion connected to President Coolidge through generations back to the 13th century. Dr. Rice of South Union Avenue claims kinship to John Coolidge and Hanna relatives, noting correspondence with the president and a published family history.
A Louisville Shreve page item describes a splendid new school with dark red velvet and ornate furnishings, plus a grand plan including a large assembly hall, laboratories, and an auditorium. The piece also lists numerous local residents in Cleveland visits, society meetings, travels, and reunions across multiple towns and states.
Mineral City June 6. Community social notes recount visits and gatherings around town. Names include John Care and daughter, Mary Kinder, Mr and Mrs Russell Burkhart and baby, Mrs Callie Soudern of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Meyers of Ada, and many more visiting relatives and friends at homes and in nearby towns.
North Canton community page records a Monday gathering in the Community Building auditorium. Mrs. Glare Wehi led the program with three minute convention echoes, piano pieces, a book review, and a lunch period, followed by literary studies and church social planning.
North Canton notes a weekend of social visits and church activities. Families from Alliance to Cleveland and Columbus members are mentioned, with gatherings at Elmer Staudt home and varied visits to relatives and friends in Holmes County and nearby towns.
A local Parks Board moves to accelerate work on park facilities amid community concerns. Officials cite urgent need to complete safety upgrades and improve public spaces, while residents urge careful funding and transparency.
An incomplete notice from a newspaper page item references a Friends HL event and Homer Te Cox. The readable fragment suggests an annual gathering or meeting held on a Monday evening, with no clear date or location provided. Further details are not readable.
Massillon notes report Rev. R Porto to preach at Pleasant Lane Brethren Church on East Main Street Sunday morning with discussion on The Subject to follow. Evening service will feature Rev Porto and family, with Towel Races and local names. Louisville Lamber & Supply Co funds a new park named Tecton Park plus a tree climbing water feature, indoor baseball diamond, and child-friendly amenities funded by American Legion.
June Sugar Creek announces a community celebration on July 1 with a parade at Maple Street seed area and Concentra team events. Free entertainment, a bake sale, and stands are planned along with a social gathering hosted by the League of Falls State and a local high school fair.
A fragment from Leach City News Beach recounts community happenings in McGregor and nearby areas. The terse text mentions local figures and civic notes, with several garbled names and a focus on regional affairs.
The Alliance Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society met at the church for Felt Day with loyal attendees from Attneo and nearby towns. Highlights included graduate announcements from Hathaway Brown School and a series of society gatherings across the Northeast Ohio area.
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