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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1927

Page

3

Canton helps flood victims with clothing and supplies

Refugees in Canton receive large donations of clothing and wearables for Vicksburg relief. Mrs. Magruder and local groups organize packing and transport with contributions from Dry Goods Co. and Trinity Lath church. Community clubs urged to contribute as Canton residents send blankets shoes and garments of all kinds to aid Mississippi flood survivors.

M. FE Hoover North Canton Vicksburg Magruder On Dry Goods Co Trinity Lathchurch Service Legion N Mission Cherry Ar SE Far& Sons Tuscara Loew Theater Noile Nat Wooster Erlal Canton Walter A. Magrud

Anton Youth Is Graduated From Ohio State University

Kenneth L. Frease, 23, of 1403 St NW, Canton, is the district's only Grad in the class of 1927 from Ohio State University. He earned an A B, was a member of Alpha fraternity, active in track, and helped Ohio State News Bureau. He belongs to Inley High School 1922 and is joined by other district graduates ster Cooley Wooster and Charles Blythe Mineral City with science clubs sports and varsity honors.

Enneth L. Frease St NW Canton Ohio State University Canton Daily News Harry E Case Pasi Alpha Ohio State News Ce Inley High School Ohio State Ester Cooley Wooster B.S Kappa Delta Pi Klover Harles Blythe Mineral City A. _Sisma Pi O” Association

Francis Admiration Quare and Compass President Torch Board

Dorothy Hollinger of Massillon A B Berea college Alpha Sigma Alpha Revelers Glee club and college play Choral club Ruth Crow Beach City B S in Ed.

Quare and Compass Torch Board of Control Dorothy Hollinger Massillon A. B Berea College Alpha Sigma Alpha Ruth Crow Beach City B. S

Loviner Named Manager of Citizens Oil and Gas Co

Wm H Leviner is appointed manager of the Citizens Oil and Gas Co in Cleveland and 6th street. For six years he oversaw tank car sales in Ohio for the Sinclair Refining Co. The firm distributes Sinclair gasoline and Opaline Oil in Stark county, runs six service stations, and serves fourteen independent stations in the county. Leviner, familiar with Sinclair policy and products, says he will serve Stark county motorists.

Wm. H. Leviner Citizens Oil and Gas Co Cleveland 6Th St F. H. Samuels Mr. Leviner Ohio Chicago Sinclair Refining Co Citizens Oil & Gas Co Sinclair Gasoline Opaline Oil Stark County Leviner

Halitosis cure touted by Blackburn’s Caeca-oval Pills

Advertisement touts halitosis caused by sour stomach due to constipation. Claims foul breath affects rich and poor, promises cleansing with Blackburn’s Caeca-oval Pills, described as better than castor oil with a pleasant prompt action. Domestic use urged, 45 pills for 30 cents.

Blackburn

Memorial for Railroad Men Service at Moonlight Ballroom

A memorial service organized by district railroad brotherhoods will be held Sunday at Moonlight ballroom New Meyers Lake Park at 4. Rev Ernest G Forrester of Fairmount Park United Presbyterian Church will speak. About 1000 members from B of L E and auxiliaries Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and auxiliaries Order of Railway Conductors and others are expected. Attendees from Canton Massillon Alliance Minerva and other cities will join. General arrangements are led by Samuel R McPhoy J T Briggs and W S Harrington with Mrs Frank Flemming coordinating visiting auxiliaries. Public invited.

Moonlight Ballroom New Meyers Lake Park Canton Railroad Ernest G. Forrester Fairmount Park United Presbyterian Church B. of L. E B. of Brotherhood of Railway Order of Canton Pennsylvania Wheeling & Lake Erie Massillon Alliance New York Central Minerva Samuel R. McPhoy J. T. Briggs W. 8. Harrington

Adams Got Three to Twenty Years for Manslaughter

Alfred Adams pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge Charles Kirchbaum and was sentenced to three to 20 years in the penitentiary. He killed Henry Morgan after a quarrel over money. Morgan, a plasterer, was at work on a new house when the fight began.

Alfred Adams Charles Kirchbaum Adams Henry Morgan Morgan

Bon Marche Opens In Fairyland Like Entrance At Canton

The Bon Marche greeted Canton Tuesday night at 7 with flower baskets soft lighting and music. The first floor showcased gowns lingerie and shoes while the second floor offered evening gowns and dresses. The third floor called a haven for Canton's women shoppers with lounges wicker chairs and free parcel checking. A dainty boudoir offered privacy for touch ups as music played from 8 to 9.

Bon Marche Fairyland Milady Canton

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad

For indigestion sour stomach and gas Phillips Milk of Magnesia is advertised as instantly relieving symptoms. The preparation is touted as a long trusted medicine prescribed by physicians for fifty years and is sold in 25 and 50 cent bottles with the U S registered trade mark of The Charles H Phillips Chemical Company since 1875.

Phillips U. S Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company Charles H. Phillips

Bon Marche Name in City Merchandising Standards

The Bon Marche claims to meet city standards of merchandising with an exclusive focus on women’s apparel, presenting itself as a premier shop for ladies fashion and related items.

Graduation Day at Cherry School in Auditorium

Judge Harvey F. Ake will deliver the address at the Cherry school close day program Thursday afternoon at 3 in the school auditorium. Miss Margaret Tidrick gives the farewell, J. M. Wyman presents diplomas, with songs, piano solo by Miss Adelman, and violin duet by Carl Maggiore and Edmund Mallon.

Harvey F. Ake Cherry Margaret Tidrick J. M George T. Parsons Helen Adelman Carl Maggiore Edmund Mallon Harold Farnham

Halterman Must Die On June 17

Columbus report states Leo Halterman a Fayette County farmer must die June 17 for murdering his half brother Charles Halterman and Charles's wife Carrie. The state Supreme Court overruled a plea for a new trial, with Halterman admitting to the December killings.

Halterman Columbus Leo Halterman Fayette Co Farmer Charles Halterman State Supreme Court Carrie

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