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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
17
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A renowned laureate will address the Mt Union College graduate class tonight. The event aims to honor graduates and inspire the audience with remarks on achievement and future contributions.
June 18 report notes Dr W H Mount College president will deliver the baccalureate sermon Sunday evening for the graduating class. The class will be attended by members and relatives with a special program. Parker Fitch of Amherst College religion chair and author of Nor So Blind is the commencement speaker.
Strasburg on June 12 reports Mr and Mrs W J Philabaum and others visiting families in Massillon New Philadelphia Uhrichsville Akron and Dover. A gin baby was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Dodge near the Crown Plant. The region also notes a new girl born to Mr and Mrs Robert Gepfert and other local social and travel notes.
Mineral City residents gather for visits and local events as families and friends travel between Pittsburgh Canton Pleasant Valley and nearby towns. Irene Laughlin and Betty Mears visit, Florence Stevens returns from Athens, and Children’s Day activities interlace with church outings and Mild repairs on Fair Street.
Orrville notes from June 13 show residents such as Misses It Va and Sue Crummel visiting in Akron and Chicago. Mrs. Brenneman and Mrs. Rhinesmith attend commencement exercises in Canton while Mr. and Mrs. Sherer welcome a baby at Athallvnie.
Minerva, June 13 Ralph M. Schory led Minerva’s 4100 Community drive from Tuesday night to Friday night. Schory, manager of Metropolitan Paving Brick Co., vice president of the Rotary club, Mason, and Ohio State graduate, completed the campaign with major and captain support.
The Canal Fulton column lists church and fraternal activities including a Methodist quilting in the church annex, Eastern Stars initiation and inspection plans, Winona Council Daughters of America meetings, and numerous local visitors and travel notes. Names span Dewey Greenhoe, Dorothy Kirk, Lucille Mayer, Nellie Mayer, Harvey Cleckner, Claude Sifert, Mary Breece, Eva Mathie, Catherine Som, and many families visiting from Canton, Akron, Kent, Orrville, Barberton, and Cleveland.
The cornerstone of the Ohio Plaza a five building complex to be given to the Loyal Order of Moose will be laid Sunday by John J Lentz president of the American Insurance union. The project costing 250000 will house Mooseheart babies and will feature a replica of the Ohio State capitol. Ohio day draws 1000 residents with a special train from Columbus and delegations from Bucyrus and others.
The Head camp Modern Woodman of America changes its national meeting from Milwaukee to Chicago, June 21 to 27, with delegates from Canton camps attending. The event features a ritual exemplification by Camp No 8558 of Indianapolis and aims for the largest Woodman turnout yet.
Emma Lange and J Em met Maughiman of the Washington White Shrine No 16 were named supreme queen s attendant and supreme king s guard. Only once before has Canton held a supreme officer. The supreme shrine will meet in May in Louisville and Canton officers plan to attend with others. The supreme gension is a national affair.
Sunday arrivals bring anticipated record turnout for Moose convention in Baltimore. Canton lodge and Ladies' chapter both entering a ritual contest for prizes. Canton lodge set to initiate a large class Friday before departure, with other lodges planning initiations and officer elections at meetings across Canton circles and Eagles, Fraternal Order of Eagles, and related orders. Grand Aerie and State Aerie to meet in Toledo August 10 to 17. Philadelphia trip for Supreme Circle attendees leaves Sunday over Pennsylvania lines.
Strasburg Lodge No 575 Knights of Pythians announces a festival at Castle Hall grounds on Friday evening July 8 to benefit the order. Beach City Band to provide music. Brotherhood of St John Evangelical church plans a picnic at Lake Springs near Massillon Sunday. Numerous local residents noted in brief visits and travel.
Reader notices list Home made Chicken Stew Dinner 60c Crescent Restaurant 191 Market Street and a 60 ft garden hose sale. 25000 tomato plants for sale Culabahn Bros Werte NW Hemlock 691 advertise. Valentine Theater Jackie Coogan in The Rag Man with News and Music at North Canton Inn special parties. Peonies for fall planting at Geltz's Peony Garden 2120 Cleveland NW Hem 1977. Ad notices also mention J P Monnot death closing White Cross Beauty Parlor Monday.
Court record lists individuals including George Edward Hensel farmer Bow ail and Gertrude Zimmerley, Angelo Poltakte restaurant owner 967 Carnahan av NE, Sophie Agathon 1915 Bilecker NE, Russell T. Thomas clerk 1545 Ox ford av NW, Alice J. Beechout 435 Haslett av NW, Fred L. Fox machinist 205 15th at SW, Edith Fisher 1850 Wells av SW, Harry W. Sefert postal clerk Paris, Emma Vednanyder, Edgar G. Warren offices clerk 120 Lawrence rd NE, Annette M. Clements 364 Webster pf NE.
Henry J. Hein, 59, of 1015 &that Nb, died at his home Saturday evening. The funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 at the residence and at 2:30 in the First Evangelical Church.
Mixed era classified ads seeking male sales reps and distributors for painting, roofing, plants, and catalogs. Various firms offer steady or flexible hours, pay per day or per thousand items, and territories or branches, with requests for letters of application, age, experience, and references.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with Bundey and Monday likely to bring local thunder. Temperatures remain steady with little change expected.
On June 14 1643 Sir Henry Vane governor of Massachusetts colony was beheaded. In 1665 British rule began in New York City. Henry Allen religionist born in 1148, founder of Allen sect. Jos Kensey Jones jurist born in 1759, chief justice and chancellor of Delaware.
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