Red Cross Donations and Plans From Canton Chapter
The Canton Red Cross reports significant donations from local industry including Alloy Steel and theater owners. Funds cover flag celebrations and operating costs for a Champagne and Oysters event. Net proceeds and telegraphed relief support bolster Red Cross activities and preparations for Red Week with a Canton goal toward national fundraising.
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Apter
J. H. Himes
United Alloy Steel
Mister McConnell
St. Peter's dc
Ed Cross Society
Canton
Rotary club discusses potato crop and meeting plans
A Rotary club notes a ten acre Market-vision potato project awaiting planting amid rain and weed concerns. The Elks club hosted the annual meeting Friday evening to elect a new board and review farm progress and noonday luncheons for summer.
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Rlangs
Erman
Elks Club
Rotary Farm
Rotary Club
State Licensing Board salaries rise for members and officials
State board action Friday increased monthly pay for Licensing Board members including Fred Witter Frank arburger and others by 50 to 160 dollars and raised William R. Thom from 4 to 75 dollars per month. Increases matched in several counties as governor approved cases.
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Fred Witter
Frank Arburger
To Licensing Board
State Board
William R. Thom
Buckhill district superintendent defends dismissal claim
Buckhill district superintendent C. H. K. answers weeks of criticism over the dismissal of Mrs. F. F. Best a teacher cited for not aligning with supervision. The final school room dismissal came after pupil promotions and parental support for the superintendent’s decision. Arthur W. Morris announces candidacy for municipal court on Friday as a Republican with Milton C. Moore as the lone Democratic challenger.
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Buckhill
Canton
F. F. Best
Cher
Hungarian man attempts suicide by cutting throat and leaping
Adam Moore aged 43, a Hungarian, wounded himself with a razor and leaped from a second story window at 639 5th St SE after an apparent mental breakdown. He started a fire with a match that ignited curtains but survived, treated at Mercy hospital. roommate and detectives describe him as mentally unbalanced and haunted by spirit fiends.
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Adam Moore
5Th St SE
Mercy Hospital
Moore
Central Station
Swope
Young Chauffeur In Court Pleads Guilty to Underage Driving
Walter McConnell fifteen pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle under sixteen and was released on promise to defer his occupation as chauffeur for another year. His father testified he never allowed the boy to drive without an accompanying older person.
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Walter McConnell
MceConnell
Small
Cit Bank of Beach City Finishes Final Dividend Creditors
Creditors of the defunct Citizens' Bank of Beach City will not buy many Liberty bonds with their fourth and final dividend authorized Friday by Judge Day. The 30 cents per hundred is three-tenths of a percent and brings total dividends to 66.5 percent. Philip Berg, state banking commissioner, announced the payout as it winds up the bank's affairs.
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Citizens’ Bank of
Beach City
Liberty
Philip Berg
School bank deposits heavy as cadet exams loom
One thousand twenty six pupils deposited 691.68 in the school bank during three weeks ending June 4. Commercial instructor M. G. Marshall calls the amount an exceptional deposit as exams disrupted work. List of school deposits follows. Examinations for U S military academy appointments to be held in Court Room No 8 Saturday at 9 am, announced by C C Curtis, secretary to Congressman McCulloch.
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M. G. Marshall
Marshall
Clarendon
Dueber
Cedar
Garfield
Summit
North
McKinley
Stark
Woodland
Cherry
Market
Allen
Gibbs
Washington
Fourth
Liberty
Crystal Park
Martin
Hartford
Central High
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Court Room No
C. C. Curtis
McCulloch
Rowed Free Bricks Incident Leads to Workhouse Sentence
James Brown, a colored man, told the judge he tossed three bricks in a police court no one hurt. Judge Quinn sentenced him to 10 days in the workhouse after Brown pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct for throwing bricks through a window when ordered from the home of a neighbor.
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James Brown
Quinn
Brown
Initiates Candid at Stark lodge Hold Memorial Services
Stark lodge No. 613 Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed five candidates in a Thursday meeting. Routine business was conducted and plans laid for annual memorial services to be held Sunday June 17. Examinations will occur simultaneously in New Philadelphia Wooster and Millersburg.
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New Philadelphia
Wooster
Millersburg
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