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Newspaper

Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1930

Page

18

Broadway gossip book review highlights stars and stunts

Louise Beechout-Idney Skolsky surveys Times Square Tintypes and Broadway legends in a brisk, no-nonsense column. He notes Helen Morgan headaches from earrings, Paul Whiteman toy locomotives, and Florens Ziegfeld’s cars while mocking celebrity worship. The piece applauds Skolsky’s cheeky style and predicts wide appeal for the 921 page book despite not reshaping science or industry.

Idney Skolsky Broadway New York Daily News Helen Morgan Times Square Ives Washburn Paul Whiteman Beatrice Lillie Jim Tully Fannie Brice Skolsky Hollywood Rudy Vallee Skoleky

Remarque to Publish Second Novel in New Year

ITTLE, BROWN & CO. will publish Erich Maria Remarque next year with no announced title. Remarque, author of All Quiet on the Western Front, plans a U S visit in fall. His publishers mark 1,000,000 copies of his first novel distributed free in Brazil to German war blind. The next work will explore a soldier’s postwar adjustment.

Ittle, Brown & CO Erich Maria Remarque United States Remarques

New Book Prices Cut by Major Publishers

Four publishers including Doubleday Doran Farrar Rinehart Simon and Schuster and Coward McCann announce immediate lower price levels for new books. Long novels and nonfiction join the cuts, with top quality fiction at half previous prices.

Eaapmambe Doubleday, Doran & Co Farrar & Rinehart Simon & Schuster Coward McCann

Cobb for Vim in Travel Teaches Better Europe Tours

TRYING COBB urges travelers to focus on Europe's livelier regions and avoid dead destinations. He promotes the booklet To Be Taken Before Sailing priced at $1, arguing his personal experience as a guide contrasts with conventional book guidance, advocating selective travel choices.

Cobb Europe Dorsed Cosmopolian FP. C Orp

Becoming an Effective Public Speaker for a Young Lawyer

A Washington D. C. reader seeks a general course to master public speaking. The essay argues genuine eloquence comes from thorough knowledge, not merely rhetoric, citing Pericles and Cicero as eighteenth century models, with Lincoln and Grady offered as practical guides for clear, engaged delivery.

Washington, D. D Lord Beasonefield Pericles Desmosthenes Lysian Inccrates Cicero Caesar Lincoln Bright Henry W. Grady Atlanta

Ben Harrison Echoes on Eloquence and Delivery

The text extols concise, focused speech and urging mentors to connect facts with genuine conviction. It praises speakers who refine content, engage audiences, and avoid flattery or excess. It notes Benjamin Harrison as a model for compressed, informing eloquence in brief oratorical effort.

Lss Benjamin Harrison

Horoscope for June 9 birthdate and personality traits

If your birthday is June 9 the best hours are 8 to 9 15 a m 11 p m to noon and 5 p m to 6 30 p m Danger periods are 2 30 p m to 3 30 p m and 7 p m to 9 p m The world and spouse enjoy the date with exhilarating influences Pleasure over work and a paused progress for rejuvenation The June 6 child will be well balanced sturdy and healthy The parents need not fear the future The adults are described as timid shy beneath a mask of conceit and aggressiveness masking humility and a kindly heart

Lodge Takes Trip to Tiffin

Canton Council No. 55 Jr. O U A M met in regular session to plan the annual pilgrimage to the National Orphans Home at Tiffin on Sunday. The band will accompany the excursion and perform at Middlebranch on June 14 and Hartville on June 21. Officers for six months were elected and will be installed July 3. a horseshoe contest set for Sunday was postponed due to the Tiffin excursion.

Canton Corncil No. 55, Jr. O. U. A. M National Orphans Home Tiffin Middlebranch Hartville Glen Ledbetter H. Kuntzman Edward Rice R. S Owen M. Shatzer Sam Lewis F.S. E J. Behmer M. Shatzer K. H. Moore EF. Follet H. B. Bruey H. L. Baird Harry Whitacre

Pythians to Hold Memorial Service at Castle Hall

Canton Lodge No. 589 and Buckeye Temple No. 6 Pythian Sisters will stage their annual memorial services at Castle Hall on Wednesday night. The Welsh mixed chorus will provide music. William Daberko will deliver the main address amid a ritualistic program featuring colors, songs, and remarks.

Canton Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Castle Hall Maeste Canton Lodge No. 589 William Daberko Canton Lodge No Buckeye Temple No. 6

Odd Fellows Calendar outlines district events

The district schedules memorial services at Lees tonia on Sunday with a 2 30 parade led by Maj Gien and Perry D. Eberly plus staff. Regular lodge meetings follow on Monday through Saturday with various business, entertainment, and visits planned. Grand Lodge events in Cincinnati begin Sunday June 15 with memorials at Spring Grove and a huge parade Wednesday. WKRC will broadcast coverage.

Leetonia Gien Perry D. Eberly Mannheim Lodge No Nimisila Lodge No Elta Rebekah Thomas H. Shorb Shorbay Canton Royal Purple Alliance N. 104 Stark Lodge No. 813 Ohio Grand Lodge Order In Odd Fellows Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati Foveign Grand Lodge Eric L. Schulte WKRC Grand Sire M M. Logan Kentucky Russell Wilson Sherrill Amet Eloebh

Attend Confab of D. of P. in Ohio at Sidney

Mrs. Marietta Hexamer former Pocahontas and Gertrude Summel, representative of Wild Rose Council Degree of Pocahontas, will depart Sunday morning to attend the grand council of Ohio D. of P. to be held in Sidney.

Marietta Hexamer Pocahontas Gertrude, Summel Wild Rose Council Great Council of Ohio, D. of P Sidney

To Elect Officers Molly Pitcher Council No 10

Molly Pitcher Council No 10 Daughters of America will meet Monday night in the Moose Hall for officer elections.

Molly Pitcher Daughters of America Moose Hall Perseverance Council Dime Savings Bank

Couple Married at First Congregational Church

Miss Ruth Leffie and Mr Kenneth Moore wed on Sunday June 1 at the First Congregational Church with Rev George Shurtz officiating. A wedding dinner followed at Orchard Hill Tavern and the couple will reside at 129 Smith Ave NW after a short honeymoon.

Ruth Leffie 4Th St SE Kenneth Moore First Congregational Church George Shurtz Orchard Hill Tavern Mrs. Moore Smith Av NW

Canton Man Out for Office at Grand Council

Canton council No 41 of the United Commercial Travelers of America plans delegation to Warren for the grand council convention June 12 13 and 14 with John D. MacDonald L M Karr A C Barclay E H Schory and A J Davenport as delegates and A J Smith W D Galligher Frank Leslie A L Miller R L Hoover as alternates Greenwald will serve as grand council secretary treasurer and depart Wednesday with others Thursday morning. A crowded agenda includes officer elections with H M Greenwald a candidate for grand secretary and a bid to choose the 1931 meeting site among several Ohio cities.

Canton Council No. 41 United Commercial Travelers of America Grand Council Warren Canton Council John D. MacDonald L. M. Karr A. C. Barclay E. H. Schory A. J Davenport A. J. Smith W. D. Galligher Frank Leslie A. L. Miller H. M. Collier Corncil H. M. Greenwald Ohio Porteamouth Mansfield Marion Toledo

Eagles Install New Officers At Thursday Lodge Meeting

A class of candidates was initiated and new officers installed at the Eagles lodge meeting Thursday night. Officers include C Ray Wonderly worthy president Alfred Kinsworth worthy vice president and Frank Lanciere worthy chaplain. The installation, led by Past Worthy President Eugene Gabel, will be followed by regular meetings June through August on the first and third Thursdays. Andrew Nickas spoke at Sandusky and Bridgeport, and the drill team will meet Monday night under Capt. Hudson.

Eagles Lodge C. Ray Wonderly Alfred Kinsworth Frank Lanciere R. G Sisler T. Kendell A. R. Ferguson Charles Elsenberger Vere von Gunton Lope Ffinger W.S. Foulks L. E .Flickinger Eugene Gabel A. R Stuchel Andrew Nickas Sandusky Bridgeport Hudson

Service Club Luncheon Schedule For Courtland Area

Monday quota clubs hold luncheons from 11:30 to 1:30 at various venues including Dinner Bell Tea Room Legion Home Courtland and Y M C A. Tuesday Kiwanis Optimist Civitan Real Estate Board and other groups meet at Courtland 11:45 to 12:00 with talks, elections, or slides. Some clubs have no meeting or special programs and venues include Hotel Northern Globe Cafe and Y M C A.

Quota Club Dinner Bell Tea Room American Legion Service Club T. V. Buckwalter Timken Roller Tearing Co Legion Home Optimist Club Courtland Kiwanis Club Stuber Advertising Club Real Estate Board Civitan Club Lion's Club Hotel Northern Society For Good Citizenship K. OF C

Mayor Witter to Open Game at Loehr’s Ranch

Mayor Herman R. Witter will toss the ball to start a game between Canton Builders' Exchange members at Loehr's Ranch north of the city. It is a stag outing with ball games as the main feature. Kilgore Seran Pets play Roth and Smith Understudies. dinner will be served in the evening.

Herman R. Witter Canton Builders’ Exchange Loehr Kilgore Seran Pets Roth and Smith

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