Driver Held After Fatal Pedestrian Collision in City
Police and coroner investigate the June 11 crash in which Philip Karpik 4% Timken Co. employee of 1813 Hammond Ave SE died after being struck by a car driven by J C Galvin 1925 12th St NW at the intersection of 3rd and Cherry SE. Galvin held pending inquiry. coroner not ready to report. Four youths killed by Norfolk and Western freight train on South Side at midnight include Margaret Stevens Ruth Harold Lynn Steinberger and Thomas Ellsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Karpik
Timken Co
Hammond Av SW
J. C. Galvin
12Th St NW
3Rd
Cherry Av
Mercy Hospital
Galvin
Cherry Ay SE
Karpik
Aid At
Welch
T. C. McQuate
Columbus
Norfolk and Western
Margaret Stevens
Ruth Harold
Lynn Steinberger
West Liberty
Thomas Ellsworth
London
Cantonian To Be Graduated Soon
Low W. Cherry son of Mr and Mrs James Cherry 706 Greenfield SW will graduate from Ohio Wesleyan University at the annual commencement June 17 receiving the degree of Bachelor of Arts He has been elected to Phi Mu Alpha fraternity and was glee club pianist at the college He graduated from McKinley High in 1921 and was organist at Dueber M E church While in high school He will become principal of the Gambier High School starting September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low W. Cherry
James Cherry
Greenfield
Ohio Wesleyan University
Phi Mu Alpha
National Fraternity of Musicians
Glee Club
Cherry
McKinley High School
Dueber
M. EB. Church
REALTORS Hear Talk On Sales
L. E. Turner sales manager for M. M. Smith and Co. spoke at the Real Estate board luncheon about subdivision property as an investment. He cited 65 of 100 buyers invest and build homes. Turner outlined prospecting systems and Canton sales aims. Henry J. Young announced voting delegates for the National Convention of Realtors in Detroit June 28 to 26, with alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Turner
M. M. Smith and Co
North Market Avent
Real Estate Board
Turner
Smith Force
Canton
Henry J. Young
National Convention of Realtors
Detroit
Frank A. Snell
William J Aberhart
C. H. Corbett
F.C. Roberts
Joseph Biechele, Jr
C. A. Seran
Banquet Cancelled for Central and McKinley Alumnae
The Alumnae Association banquet at the Courtland hotel is cancelled. Lester H. McCrea, president of the class of 1922, says an alumni dance will be held at Moonlight Gardens on June 29 for all alumni, replacing the planned banquet for classes 1922 through 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central and
McKinley High Schools
Courtland Hotel
Lester H. McCrea
Moonlight Gardens
Retail Merchants plan fall membership campaign
The Retail Merchants' association plans a membership drive in the early fall. The decision was announced Thursday from the association office following a Creators meeting Monday evening at the headquarters located in the George D. Harter bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Association
Creetors
George D. Harter Bank
Canton Grocers to Meet for Cooperative Advertising Plans
The Canton Grocers' Association will hold a Monday evening meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to finalize cooperative advertising plans. The advertising group method was formed at a meeting last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Grocers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Canton's Today Reader Bargains and Notices
The first classified page features a special column titled TODAY'S READER BARGAINS listing bargains from Canton's leading merchants. It also notes that important notices and announcements are posted in this column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Summer School at McKinley High School
McKinley High will run a summer program open to high and middle grade students led by Fr. D. Headley and H. W. Benedict. Courses include English, Latin, French, Algebra, Geometry, Science, History, Civics, and Chemistry with options for first or second semesters and extra credit study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
D. Headley
H. W. Benedict
Uye
American Marines Protect Canton Christian College Amid City Fighting
Canton reports continued fighting between Yunnanese and Cantonese forces over control of the city. American Marines have landed to safeguard the Canton Christian college as gunboats engage Chinese fighters near Whampoa. No American casualties reported. foreigners moved to safety under British protection in Canton and Hong Kong. The Pampanga protected the college launch assisting removal of civilians. The situation remains volatile with potential Japanese night actions hinted at for Honan Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton Christian College
Hongkong
Pampanga
Christian College
Honan Island
Whampoa
Honan
Yunnan
Frank Crampton
Montgomery Ogden
Crampton
Hong Kong
Naming Contest for Nimisila Lion at Canton's Zoo
A Canton Daily News appeal invites residents, especially under 16, to submit names for the new Nimisila lion. Judges from the Lions Club will select the best name. the winner receives a large photo of the lion and a chance to suggest another animal or bird for the zoo. Entries go to the Zoo Editor, Canton Daily News, Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Lions’ Club
Nimiella Zoo
Nimisila Zoo
Canton
Canton Daily News
Ohio
Nimisila Park Zoo
Thaw Leads Wild Chase Through Central Park
Harry K Thaw sparked a sensational chase as reporters pursued him through Central Park in a wild early morning sequence. Thaw offered a taxi driver to dodge pursuit, then returned to a night club before heading to Newark New Jersey. He mingled with dancers and diners at the Everglades club, leaving a large tip trail and offering few explanations to the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park
Harry K. Thaw
Hounds
Bright Lights
Thaw
Stanford White
Newark
N. J
Harry
Margaret Callan
Virginia Franch
Lillian Russell
Ike
Everglades Club
Juvenile judge fines and sentences multiple cases
Bernard Cade 24 of 314 Broad Ave NW was ordered to 60 days in Stark co workhouse plus a $75 fine and costs for contributing to a delinquency. Bryant Craig of Massillon fined $50 and costs for mistreating a four year old girl. Emery Steinmetz of North Industry fined $25 and costs for cruelty to an eight year old boy after beating him for chasing pigs. Reverend William W. Blake of 600 9th SE was required to pay fares to send two African American girls back to Toledo after they were lured with church work promises but found none. Blake, organizer of a faith sect with Toledo ties, has converted part of a former synagogue in Canton for services and a soft drink parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Cade
Broad
Alva L. Deal
Stark Co
Cade
Meyers Lake
Whipplerd
Bryant Craig
Massillon
Emery Steinmetz
North Industry
Steinmetz
William W.W.” Blake
9Th
Toledo
Blake
Canton
Teachers Invited to Lake Park Event With Badges
The NEWS plans a dinner for suburban and rural school teachers at Lakeview hotel. Attendees will receive badges admitting them to attractions including the dancing hall and bathing beach, with the note to bring their own bathing suits. Badges will be issued at the lake entrance to those who identify themselves and have not returned ecards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Lakeview Hotel
Lake Entrance
Ba. Booth
Lake Park
Appreciation Note From J. J. Burns School Recalls Canton's Note
The Canton Daily News receives thanks from the principals teachers and pupils of the J. J. Burns school for a day of rest and pleasure. Signatures include M. Youtz Grace Ross Sara Jones Vada Engle Daisy Balder Florence Scott Regina Speelman Helen Simpson Pearl M. Sheppard Agnes Harrigan Jeannette Reynolds Irene Loichot Margaret Dryer Clemma Chiawell Lucile Howenstine Ruth Whitner Morence Loichot Lillian Loichot Rose Linder Mathilda Diebold Grace Pinninger and Mary Myton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
J. J. Burns School
M. Youtz
Grace Ross
Sara Jones
Vada Engle
Daisy Balder
Florence Scott
Regina Speelman
Helen Simpson
Pearl M. Sheppard
Agnes Harrigan
Jeannette Reynolds
Irene Loichot
Margaret Dryer
Clemma Chiawell
Kiddies Picnic Planned With Mr Booth Backing
The article describes a large children’s party organized as a big kiddies event. Mr Booth directs concession staff to give children kind attention while E R Weber of the K H I Co hands in a prize package containing an ID card two report cards and a window art design for Mary Jane Herron Longfellow Jr high school. Watch the NEWS daily for more picnic details and upcoming treats next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tumble Tnn
Dodgem Junior
Speeders Arrested on Canton Akroad
Deputy H Oschwartz arrested L W Kilgore and John S Kelly on the Canton Akroad for speeding. Kilgore was cited at 51 miles per hour and Kelly at 44 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Kilgore
John S. Kelly
H. Oschwartz
Canton Akroad
Kilgore
Kelly
Canton Advertising Club Holds Year End Meeting
The Canton Advertising club met Thursday noon at the Courtland hotel. J A Kreas Canton representative to the national meeting of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in Houston gave his report. Captain Charles Nungesser, French ace, also spoke. This was the last meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Advertising Club
Courtland Hotel
J. A. Kreas
Canton
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Houston
Texas
Charles Nungesser
Government certificates issued at Canton banks
The banks of Canton report a new issue of government certificates with a nine month term and a three percent interest rate. It is the lowest rate for government certificates issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Three Drivers Fined in Court by Judge Bowman
In criminal court Thursday judge Bowman fined three traffic violators. Amino Dionisi faced reckless driving charges and received a $25 fine plus costs and an 80 day workhouse term. the sentence was suspended on condition Dionisi pays damages to Paul Rogers and William Coyle, the victims of the crash. Rogers and Coyle, charged with speeding, were each fined $15 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Amino Dionisi
Ana
Dionisi
Paul Rogers
William Coyle
Speeling
Frenchman Demonstrates Flying Skills Over Canton
A French pilot performed a sequence of flying feats in downtown Canton at noon on Thursday. He launched from Sherrick field shortly after 12, flew at high and low altitudes, stayed aloft about fifteen minutes, then returned to land at the field after a rapid ascent and dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Charles Nungesser
Sherrick Field
Miner, John E. Dies at 52 in Massillon Parish Home
John E. Miner 52 died Wednesday night at his sister Carrie A. Miner’s home 2228 7th St. He leaves two sons George and Walter Miner a daughter Theressa two sisters Mrs J B Fowles and Minas Miner and a brother William Miner. The body is at Paquelet funeral parlors and will be moved to the home Thursday. Funeral at St Joseph’s Catholic church Saturday at 9 a.m. Burial in St Mary’s Catholic cemetery Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Miner
Carrie A. Miner
George
Walter Miner
Theressa
J. B. Fowles
Minas Miner
William Miner
Paquelet
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholi Cemetery
Massillon
Funeral for Miss Ruth Briney Held at Martin Luther Church
The funeral for Ruth Briney 27 daughter of Mr and Mrs William Briney of 1892 Superior NE will be held Friday at 1 30 pm at their home and 2 pm at Martin Luther church Burial will follow in Westlawn cemetery after a lingering illness ended at Aultman Annex hospital
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Ruth Briney
William Briney
Superior
Aultman Annex Hospital
Martin Luther Church
Westlawn
Funeral for Floyd W. Evy Held at Home and Church
The funeral of Floyd W. Evy age 31 of 8401 Grove SW will be conducted at his home Saturday at 3 PM and at Bedford Ave United Presbyterian Church at 3 30 PM Rev A M Neale will lead the services. Burial follows at Westlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Evy
Grove Pf SW
Bedford Av United Presbyterian Church
A. M. Neale
Westlawn Cemetery
Death of John Labron at Canton Hotel
John Labron aged 45 of the Canton Hotel died Wednesday in his room. A Canton resident for several decades, he served in the Greek navy and with the United States Transport Service during World War I. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at the Greek Orthodox church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Labron
Canton
Labron
United States Transport Service
Jury awards widow $1052 in fatal shooting case
Geraldine Fleming widow of William Fleming was awarded $1052 in Judge Barnes' court in a suit against The Central Casualty Co. The jury found the insurer liable after the company denied payment citing a 30 day accident clause. Fleming died at his filling station in Justus last year. agent claimed immediate policy effect. George Barrett is serving a life sentence for the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Fleming
William Fleming
Justus
Barnes
Central Casualty Co
Fleming
New Citizens Honored In Canton Citizenship Ceremony
More than 80 people received United States citizenship certificates at a courthouse ceremony in Canton. Rabbi B Latz delivered the address under the Canton Chamber of Commerce and Canton DAR, praising honest living and unity among diverse races. E J Landor chaired the event, with flag descriptions, DAR members presenting flags and constitutions. Judge Krichbaum and Ross H Harford presented certificates, and LaVerne Busche led the singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Citizenship
Rabbi B. Latz
United States
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Canton
the Daughters of American Revolution
Rabi Latz
United State
Rabbi Latz
E. J. Landor
Chamber of Commerce Americanization Committee
Daughters of American Revolution
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Krichbaum
Ross H. Harford
LaVerne Busche
Court enforces new divorce hearing rules to require presence
A reform requiring defendants to be present in court for divorce hearings leads to stricter scrutiny of cases. In a cruelty dispute a husband read a long list of alleged wrongs he claimed by his wife after being required to listen to witnesses. Another case prompted health officials to investigate alleged neglect. An arrest warrant is out for a defendant who ignored the presence rule. New filings drop while many pending cases are dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Lake Park
Largest Class Graduates From McKinley High School
The McKinley High School class of 481 received diplomas at the City Auditorium commencement. Superintendent Hawkins noted that 900 enrolled four years ago, over half completed the course, far above the national public school average. Edmund Vance Cooke delivered the address on nineteen hundred and now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley High School
City Auditorium
Wilson J. Hawkins
Public Schools
Edmund Vance Cooke
Cleveland
Leslie D. Hanson
Techaikowsky
Ruth James
Richard Kelly
Stark County Pupils to Graduate at Local Commencement
About 750 to 800 eighth graders from Stark County schools are to graduate at the First Methodist church Saturday at 10 AM. County Superintendent J. J. Smith will preside. The program lists songs, solos, instrumentals, duets, a class address by H. R. Gorrell and diploma presentations led by Emery Steinmetz, president of the Stark County Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Board of Education
Stark Co
M.E
J. J. Smith
C. A. Miller
North Canton
Lexington
Washington Townships
Dorothy Devers
Dean
Cocnet
North Brewster School
Eli Drew
Lawther
L. D. Roath
H. R. Gorrell
Massillon City Schools
Emery Steinmetz
Stark Co. Board of Education
M. E
Plan for Insurance Union Dinner and Dance at Dime Savings Bank
Plans completed for the American Insurance Union dinner and dance in the Dime Savings Bank building on Thursday evening. Dinner at 6 followed by speeches, music, and dancing. About 200 guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Insurance Union
Dime Savings Bank
Toulseee Held on Federal Warrant After Arrest
Toulseee was arrested Wednesday evening and is being held for federal officers on a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulseee
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Lee W. Cherry
Grocers
M’kinley HS
F. A. Crampton
Ponam
Shameen
Montgomery Ogell
Nimisila
Gotham
Briney Funeral
Evy
C. B. Latz
McKinley High
Sch
P. H. Welshi
First Christian Church
Hawkins
Cook
Edward F. Weckel
Presid
Auto Parts Store
Auto Towing Service
Electric Motor Shop
Ice Directory
East Auditorial
4Th St
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