Newark Museum: From relics to daily life hub
The Newark Museum evolved from a 1909 library purchase of Japanese prints into a public museum. After 17 years of partnership with the Newark Library, it operates in a city-provided building funded by Louis Ramberger. The museum showcases science art and industry to aid Newarkers in daily work and recreation.
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Ohio Supreme Court postpones J P court hearing
Columbus June 7 Indications today show the Ohio supreme court will not hear the case until next fall to decide if justices of the peace and village mayors can try persons accused of violating state city laws The court yesterday loosened the issue by allowing appeals from the Perry county appellate court ruling that J W Newbery a Perry county justice of the peace had no right to try Charles Allen and Emanuel Williams in Perry county on state prohibition charges
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Drunken Driver Sentenced In Municipal Court Cases
John Knight alias Hargrove with 1123 Cherry ar SE received 2 days in the workhouse and a $50 fine plus costs for a driving while intoxicated charge. R A Jordan at 907 Ghrst NE was fined $60 with costs. a 15 day workhouse sentence was suspended. Charles Williams at 913 Thompson et SE must serve four months in the workhouse and pay $50 and costs for carrying a concealed weapon after pointing a pistol at a police officer. Additional results include Roger Snyder fined $15 and costs for speeding. Ike Billman fined $35 and costs for possessing a gambling device. Mary Malesick fined $300 and costs for violating the Nquer law. Steve Lewis fined $40 and costs for disorderly conduct. K R Kilgon fined $1 and costs for allowing four to ride in a coupe. Other speeding fines: William Thompson $15, Roy Keller $15, K B Matts $15.
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Hargrove
Cherry
A. &. Johnston
R. A. Jordan
Charles Williams
Thompson
Roger Snyder
Freeburg Rd
Louisville
Ike” Billman
Walnut
Mary Malesick
Wayne
Steve Lewis
11Th St NE
KR. A. Kilgon
21St NW
William Thompson
15Th St NW
Roy Keller
McKinley Avew
K. BE. Matts
East Canton
McKinley High to Host Commencement Address by Bishop McDowell
Bishop William S. McDowell of Washington D C will deliver the annual commencement address to McKinley High School graduates in the city auditorium Wednesday evening at 5 15. He will be introduced by Wilson Hawkins Canton Public Schools superintendent as students sing in senior glee clubs with a string ensemble.
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Canton Theaters
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Xenia
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Canton
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Kathleen Richter
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Henry D. Bereaw
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H. ©. Hildebrant
First United Presbyterian Church
Irvin M. Runk
First United Brethren Church
Petition Aims for Half Hour Canton Alliance Bus Service
The Salisbury Transportation Co. asks the Ohio Public Utilities Commission to authorize half hour bus service between Canton and Alliance before the county tuberculosis sanatorium project on the Louisville Harrisburg road. The commission currently allows only hourly service, forcing passengers to wait long in Louisville and hindering through connections.
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McKinley High 1927 Alumni Officers Named
Harold Young elected president Hal Teal vice president and Ned Bauhof secretary of the McKinley High School class of 1927 alumni association. The group manages the 3500 farewell gift investment for visual education with First National Bank named trustee. A class-committee will decide annual use of interest.
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Alumni Association
McKinley High School
Hal Teal
Ned Bauhof
First National Bank
Orrville Youth Wins Junior State Trap Championship
Orrville Ohio June 7 Howard Kieffer 14 son of Postmaster C M Kieffer won the junior state championship at Vandalia near Dayton breaking 98 of 100 birds. He earned a gold wrist watch while his father won the father and son match with 96 and they received a silver serving set.
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Board Sign Moves to Stark Hotel Site
The county jail lawn sign tracking Policeman Albert Bush’s nationwide trip was taken down by advertiser Joseph A. Guht after a court fight and temporary injunction. Judge Krichbaum dissolved the injunction, and the board will be rebuilt at the Stark hotel site with daily progress notes.
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Joseph A. Guht
Joseph L. Hilton
Charles Krichbaum
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Final Graduation Rehearsal Set for City Auditorium
The final rehearsal for graduation exercises will be held at the city auditorium Wednesday morning at 9. New officers will be elected every two years to divide this responsibility.
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City Auditorium
World aviation ties seen easing old tensions and wars
Washington June 7. President Von Hindenburg and President Coolidge note the Chamberlin-Levine flight as a turning point in friendship between Germany and the United States. The crosses Atlantic pilots are hailed as special ambassadors of goodwill with aviation extending radio telephony and early passenger service, shrinking oceans and boosting world markets.
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Interpreting a Dream of Universal Peace Across Nations
A reflective line notes how European countries and the United States imagine a future where neighbors act with a better sense of peace. It frames an advocate for international harmony as the dreamer guiding diverse nations toward concord.
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Soviet envoy Wolkoff slain in Warsaw assassination
Soviet Russian Ambassador Wolkoff was killed in Warsaw as he prepared to board a train to Moscow. An assassin fired two shots, striking him in the temple and he died an hour later in the hospital, surrounded by friends.
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City Council Wants Police Brake Tests at HQ
The city council adopted a resolution demanding brake tests be conducted at police headquarters rather than Burk's garage at 901 Cleveland SW. The traffic committee will study the change as councilmen and citizens debated the garage tests and alleged sales pressure steering motorists there.
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Cleveland
Family reunion honors B. M. Shelly in Shreve
Shreve Saturday hosted a Shelly family reunion at the Ernest Shelly home with guests including B. M. Shelly of Sparks Nevada and Mrs. E Wallace and son Donald of Burlington Colorado. Glen Dilgard of Canton visited relatives as did Carl Shelly of Mansfield and Frank Starr and son of Wooster. Mrs Wallace and her son planned to return west soon.
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Opening Flag Pole Ceremony Set At McKinley Park
June 13 ceremony marks flag poles and flags at playgrounds including Thayer and McKinley Park locations. Donated by the American Legion with a first open concert by Thane’s Military Band tonight at 7 39. William Strassner announced the program details.
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Protest Filed On Bus Route Change In Canton
Joseph F Eberhart of Canton filed a protest with the state utilities commission contending that a proposed timetable by Salisbury Transportation Co would move Canton Mine ra and Exe Canton buses five minutes ahead, interfering with his Minerva Canton Transit Co business. The filing seeks a rehearing of a prior order lifting a restraint on Canton Live Pool Coach Co operations between Canton and Mine ra and between Canton and Exe Canton.
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Congress May Call On Flood Relief In December
Washington reports the probable early start of a special congressional session to address Mississippi flood relief. No final decision yet. if relief plans are drawn by November 1, President Coolidge may issue the call.
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