Mer School Plans Summer Classes At McKinley High
A summer program at McKinley High opens June 18 for grades four through eight and high school levels, offering six week sessions in mornings with a flexible schedule. H W Benedict and staff will supervise thirteen instructors, with various subjects from English and Latin to algebra and civics. Enrollment is June 11, 9 to noon and 1 to 3 at the evening school office.
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McKinley High
H.W. Benedict
cKinley High School
Feriete
Chers
Emdl
H. W. Benedict
F. D
Kerst to Address Grads at Heidelberg College
V. Kerst pastor of Trinity Reform Church will deliver baccalaureate sermon at Heidelberg College Tiffin Ohio Sunday night. Largest class in Heidelberg's history will graduate this year. Commencement runs Sunday through Wednesday June 13. Oratorical contest on Friday night. Shakespeare play Hamlet to be staged. Commencement address to be delivered Wednesday at 10 by Judge Flora Allen of the supreme court.
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Trineformed Church
Heirg College
Tiffin
Ohio
Sunnight
Heidelberg
Heirg
Dr. Kerst
Ate Club
Espeare
Flora Allen
Supreme Court
Canton Civitan Club discusses airport site purchase
The Canton Civitan Club at the Courtland Hotel heard William uhns, chairman of the Canton Chamber of Commerce airport committee, outline opportunities of an industrial and commercial airport. He urged cooperation with service clubs and the city council to scout and consider purchasing Morrisburg Road site for the venture.
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Canton Civitan Club
Courtland Hotel
William Uhns
Canton Chamber Emerce
Morrisburg Rd
4G Dealers Get Extension in Stark County
A Stark County notice grants 150 merchants an extension to June 20 to sell cigarettes legally or face prosecution. The county treasurer confirmed the original May 28 deadline was extended, enabling sellers to meet new requirements before enforcement begins.
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Stark
Realty Dealer Urges Decline of Tax Budget
Massillon real estate dealer Charles W. Stuart told the Canton Real Estate Board at the Courtland Hotel that a real estate tax reduction is needed to prevent de moralizing effects on the business. He argued taxes are too high and unfairly distributed, urging a coordinated effort with county officials. He spoke on office management and the need for a service department to support sales staff and prospects, praising an improved office organization. Directors afterward discussed plans to press tax officials for relief.
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Stark Co
Charles W. Stuart
Massillon Real Estate
Canton Real Estate Board
Courtland Hotel
Massillon
Canton, Massillon and Alliance Real Estate
Actress Miriam Hopkins Weds Austin Parker in New York
New York June 7 The marriage of Miriam Hopkins actress to Austin Parker writer in New York was revealed after efforts to keep it secret until they sail on the liner De Russe tomorrow. Hopkins, Savannah native, had just divorced Brandon Peters in Chicago last Thursday and boarded a train for New York. Parker had divorced Phyllis Duganne. Hopkins recent plays include Puppets Thou Desperate Pilot An American Tragedy Excess Baggage.
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New York
Miriam Hopkins
Austin Parker
N. J
Miss Hopkins
Savannah
Brandon Peters
Australia
Chicago
Parker
Newark
Phyllis Duganne
School to be Erected at Bowers Town
Uhrichsville June 7 A general contract for the erection of a school building at Bowers town was awarded to the Fred Fairall Construction Co Wiring plumbing and heating are included Clyde McSilen was awarded the plumbing job The building will be fire proof with concrete and brick construction and will cost about $30 000 An auditorium and gymnasium will be included.
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Uhrichsville
Bowerstown
Fred Fairall Construction Co
Clyde McSilen
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V. Kerst Toddress Grads
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Pat. Orr
NEA Service
Fred Fairall Co
Canton
Hirschheimer Brothers Company
Walkers
Illinois
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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