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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
5
Partial text shows scattered numbers and product names including pipe related terms and a price fragment. No clear event or names available.
Mrs. Schlabach hosts an evening for Miss Isabel Schlabach and guests including out of town relatives from New Jersey and San Francisco. Mrs. Barbour entertains in honor of Miss Schlabach with a bridal party guest list and afternoon bridge. Members of Daughters of the American Revolution attend a Brookside Club luncheon with patriotic staff and new officers.
Mrs. Lorin C. Carr of 8046 Tuccarawasst W was elected first vice president of the National Society of the United States Daughters of 1812 at the annual Cleveland Grove meeting. A music program and speeches followed by an ice cream festival. Rev Alvin Byers of Canton was principal speaker. The Linger Awhile Dancing club held a Strand Dansant in the Strand ballroom with the orchestra.
Daughters of 1812 hold annual outing at Lakeside Shrine club hosts M U M club gathering at 5 30 with annual picnic M C B club theatre party at Lyceum theatre Women s Institute club hosts at 7 30 with Mrs L S Wind Unity Sewing club meets at 2 30 hosted by Mrs Edward Snyder Psychology club convenes at 8 00 in Ervin Block Readable items show a range of local group events with times and hosts.
Regular gatherings across the city include the H. and M r. club at Mrs. Frank P. Young 247 Lawnay SW with a program on Old Testament Heroes. Smoky City Club met at the Caughy home Clarendon ay SW and plans a June 27th gathering at the Corrigan home Park av SW.
New York fashion notes suggest a strong start to summer with new bathing suits. Women's trends favor Russian tunics worn over short knickers in bold colors. Matching beach capes or beach pajamas with tunics are popular as heat waves prompt lighter summer wardrobes.
Mrs Anna Brown came to Canton six years ago to head the millinery department at W R Zollinger Co She trained under her husband a veteran in women’s millinery Her buying trips to New York and flower shop visits keep the department among the city’s best She founded the first McKinley High night school millinery class and supports the Girl Scout movement Community Fund, Quota Club, and Service Star Legion involvement mark her civic activity though she declines a service star officer post.
The piece notes knitted coats providing protection and charm, white dominates clubwear, knitted straw hats match the outerwear, and white satin pumps can be dyed to coordinate Bridesmaids’ shoes are advised to match June gowns. It highlights barrel capes with close shoulders and ballooned midsections in turquoise and gold lace with black satin and white fur accents.
A lyric speaker sends their heart through a violin to the beloved across a crowd. The instrument carries divinest melodies and mystic power, yet the message goes unread. The speaker compares love to a hungry homing bird, left unrecognized by the recipient.
Judge C. H. Wood of Morrowco arrived Monday to hold court under assignment by Chief Justice Marshall of the Ohio Supreme court. Monday morning included a docket call with one judge to continue work through the afternoon. Presiding Judge Charles Kirchbaum was in Wooater for the day. On his first New Year's day in the White House Thomas Jefferson received a 1600 pound cheese.
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