Thousands Attend Canton Daily News Picnic at Meyers Lake Park
About 7000 school children joined a two day picnic at Meyers Lake Park hosted by The Canton Daily News for Starkey area schools. Volunteers and Boy and Girl Scouts organized ticket lines and crowd flow while amusements drew large crowds. Emergency nurse Rush Hiller tended minor injuries as the event extended into the evening with Rural Day planned for Thursday.
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Sonny
Meyers Lake Park
Canton Daily News
Starkey
Graham McKee
Jack Kreuger
William Starkey
Ruth Vaughan
D. Hiller
Masgeillon
Alliance
Lake Park
Lakeview
Board of Education
Washington
Mahoning Rd
9Th St
J. J. Burns
14Th St
Horace Mann
Grace Av
Theodore Roosevelt
Tuscara- Wisst E
Correllay
Maple Avenue
12Th St
Fairmount
Grace
Cedar
Wertz
Dueber
Maryland Park
Maryland Av
Henry S. Belden
Belden Av
Georgetoward
Starkeo
Canton
North Canton
Lakeview Hotel
Mary Fornes
Northwest
Rush Hiller
Parents Teachers And Children Join In Frolic
A Canton Daily News school picnic at Meyera Lake park features parents teachers and children enjoying the outing. Photographs show Miss Elma Cahill and family along with Miss Vera Strong Miss Alma Spelgle and Miss Alice Lister among groups of Canton schol girls. Cars depart promptly at 9 45 sharp with no second trip.
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Canton Daily News
Meyera Lake Park
Canton
St. Paul's
North Canton
Cantonians Earn Hiram College Diplomas
Graduation exercises for Hiram College forty-seventh anniversary were held Monday with 63 diplomas awarded. Canton residents Mildred Welshimer and Hiram Sommer earned Bachelor of Arts degrees, Sommer winning a cash prize for a best essay and receiving ordination to the Christian church. Dr. Parker Albert Fitch delivered the address, Rev P H Welshimer spoke at the alumni chapel, and over a thousand attended, including numerous Canton residents.
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Hiram College
Mildred K. Welshimer
P. H. Welshimer
Hiram Sommer
Dawine Crawford
East Canton
Sommer
Christian Church
Parker Albert Fitch
Northfield
Minn
First Christian Church
Canton
Ralph Welshimer
Kathleen Welshimer
Helen Welshimer
W. Finney
Barbara Finney
F. 8. Bowman
J. G. Lawrence
Rayne Bitner
Gerald Ransom
Baker Lybe
Crawford
Riot defendants freed as justice deemed satisfied
Martin Flask and Dennis Murphy, involved in the Niles riots, were released from the Stark county workhouse by the county commissioners after serving three of six months. Convicted of carrying concealed weapons, they were fined 200 dollars plus costs. their fines are paid and Judge Thomas stated justice has been satisfied. They were linked to an anti Klans faction during a Ku Klux Klan celebration disturbances.
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Martin Flask
Dennis Murphy
Niles
Stark Co
Thomas
Portsmouth
Experts hold dentist sane in sensational California case
A preliminary report by state aliens ts declares Dr Thomas W Young known as the scientific slayer is sane. Three noted mental experts examined the eccentric dentist and found no evidence of insanity. The finding comes as a special grand jury meets to indict Young and probe his sensational matrimonial career involving at least four women.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas W Young
Grace Grogan Young
Dr. Young
Pay raises planned for state welfare employees
Ohio welfare officials announced wage schedule revisions in line with 1925 legislature increases for lower paid staff including those at the Ohio Penitentiary. The move marks the first wage update in 20 years following a June 16 meeting with State Welfare Director Harper.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
State Welfare
Harper
Ohio Penitentiary
Children Honor Pastor At St Peter’s Day Program
St Peters school children observed St Anthony's Day and Rev Dr A B Stuber's 28th priestly anniversary with flowers for the pastor and a program of songs and speeches. The program included Welcome Song Address first grade poems piano solos and the presentation of a gift followed by the Festal Day Chorus and class performances.
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A. B. Stuber
St. Peter's
Stuber
Lillian Naegellen
Jane Bott
Good Shepherd
Catherine Armagida
Abschied von Obernof
Walter Klingler
Civitan visitors to Dayton for three day meet
Civitan Clubs from 176 counties will be hosted by the Dayton Civitan Club January 22 to 24. About 1000 visitors are expected for a three day program with city officials and local citizens arranging entertainment, including sessions at National Cash Register Co and a factory tour.
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Dayton
Civitans Clubs
Cnties
United States
Dayton Civitan Club
Frederick B. Patterson
J. H. Barringer
Natonal Cash Register Co
Cownie Recalls Handshake With King George at Wembley
John Cownie from Des Moines describes a brief exchange with King George at Wembley Exposition aboard the Adriatic. He notes a simple nod and a one question handshake offered for his son, claiming the king responded politely.
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John Cownie
Des Moines
Iowa
England
Wembley Exposition
Cownie
John
Clerk of Council Struck by Auto in Downtown Incident
W Edgar Jackson Clerk of Council residing at 929 Mc Gregor ay NW suffered severe strain of ligaments in one leg and minor bruising after being hit by an automobile near McKinley at 3rd St NW Monday noon. Jackson said he did not see the car. an X-ray showed no fracture and he will remain at home for several days.
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W. Edgar Jackson
McGregor Ay
McKinley
3Rd St
Jackson
Thayer Military Band Open Air Concert
The Thayer Military Band will perform an open air concert Friday at 8 on the lawn of 1220 14th St NW. Admission is free. The program includes marches and overtures plus a ten minute jazz set. William Strassner directs the band.
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Thayer Military Band
14Th St NW
Colonel Bogey
K. J. Alford
F. Suppe
H. B. Blanke
Eilenberg
Schuman
Baife
K. L. King
Gate City
Weldon
William
Strassner
Girl Injured Jumping From Spring Board at Meyers Lake
Miss Virginia Quigg daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles L Quigg of 1518 Edwards av NE leaped from a Meyers Lake spring board into shallow water and fractured her ankle. Dr George B Hansel of 403 McKinley av NW treated her and she was later sent home.
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Virginia Quigg
Charles L. Quigg
Edwards Av
Meyers Lake
George B. Hansel
McKinley Av
Negro Driver Freed After Court Hearing
Charles Johnston was arrested for driving an automobile while intoxicated and released after his case was heard in criminal court Tuesday.
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Charles Johnston
Kiwanis Club Plans Film Exhibit and Civic Projects
Yale moves pictures of The Making of America totaling nearly 800 reels will be shown in Canton and Stark next fall by Kiwanis and local business leaders. The club will use the films in schools and Americanization work. The meeting also covered a refitted fresh air camp for underprivileged children, new playground equipment, nursery yard upgrades, and 15 to 20 calf clubs next fall. The Armistice Day event will be hosted by Kiwanis with other local organizations. Fred Witter named general chairman. A weekly golf tournament is set for Thursday at Lakeside Shrine Club course.
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Yale University
America
Canton
Stark
Kiwanis Club
Idketnees
Ann Day
Fred Witter
Lakeside Shrine Club
Akron Man Held on Suspicion in Breakin Case
Charges against W. H. Parkes of Akron were continued after he was found leaving Mrs. Rosie Haddad’s home on Cherryavy NE. Police report say Haddad confronted him returning from downtown and Shisler detained him. Parkes allegedly offered $5 to vanish and claimed the money was stolen from the Haddad residence.
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W. H. Parkes
Akron
Rosie Haddad
Cherryavy
Haddad
Liquor Cases Brought in Criminal Court
Haden Costello and Pete Facel received continuances after arraignment on Crabbe act charges following police seizure of five gallons of wine. Dan Marginen of 1822 Dueberry SW was jailed for eleven bottles of illicit liquor found at the Ohio Stag Hotel.
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Haden Costello
Pete Facel
Dan Marginen
Dueberry
Ohio Stag
Nation projects record surplus as tax cuts loom
Washington reports indicate a ~150 million dollar surplus for the current fiscal year, far exceeding prior estimates. Treasury and Congress debate timing and size of potential tax cuts with talks of a 25 percent surtax reduction and possible rates below that.
Bass Season Opens Amid Fishermen Hope and Fees
The Canton area welcomes bass fishing as season opens at midnight Sunday. Licenses cost one dollar ten cents for rod and reel, while rod only is free. The town plans lively fishing days as anglers dream of catching plentiful bass and a merry time on waterways. For ads, call Hemlock 3500.
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Canton
Webster
Who's Who in Canton and Where to Find It
Readers meet Leo C. Nieschwitz owner of a long running Canton motorcycle agency. He recalls evolving bike history from high wheel to modern machines and notes Indian motorcycles as best. The shop offers complete accessories tires and service and is listed in the Canton toys directory under Where You Can Find In Canton.
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Nieschw
Niese
Baloon
Canton
Ind
U S Aims for Respect in Mexi co Relations
Washington reports reveal the aim of the United States in shaping Mexico policy was to force the southern republic to show more respect to American representations than standard diplomatic courtesy. An authoritative source described the motive behind Kellogg's warning statement, disputing initial beliefs that concerns over lives and property sparked the move.
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Washington
Kellogg
United Press
United States
Mexico
Death notices for Ry and Rhodenbaugh obituaries in Canton
Funeral arrangements follow deaths of Robert L. Ry age 66 and Harry Rhodenbaugh. Ry’s services at Hone home on Tuscarawas Street with Rev. Connor. burial in Malvern. Rhodenbaugh dies at 1504 Greenfield Avenue SW with services at home then First Christian Church, Rev. Welshimer, burial Forest Hill Cemetery. survivors listed including Pauline Rhodenbaugh and sisters in Canton.
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Harry Rhodenbauch
Greenfield
Edward E Curtis Bribery Case Heads to Prison
Ohio Supreme Court recesses as it confirms Edward B Curtis must serve three years in the penitentiary for bribery related charges. The Canton safety director and former mayor C C Curtis faced parallel political battles and ouster proceedings as Gov Donahey acted in 1924.
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Donahey
Curtis
C. Curtis
Stark Co
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Edward B. Curtis
Canton Safety
Railroad and Industrial Commission
Ruff Honored as Ohio Exchange Club Officer
Walter S. Ruff of the Canton Exchange club was elected second vice president of the Ohio Affiliated Exchange clubs at the Defiance convention. Ruff and fellow Cantonian William Texter attended the state meeting.
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Walter S. Ruff
Ohio Affiliated Exchange Clubs
Defiance
Ruff
William Texter
Canton
Men Fined On Speeding Charge In Regina Court
B T Oakley of Regina was fined 14 dollars and costs after Monday arrest for speeding. G M Hatch also fined 15 dollars and costs, Ernest Duplin 20 dollars and costs on similar charges. R B Mann forfeited bond after failing to appear on reckless driving charge in criminal court Tuesday.
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B. T. Oakley
Regina Ay Nr
G. M. Hatch
Ernest Duplin
R. B. Mann
Funeral of Day King Held at Home Wednesday
The funeral for Day King, who died Sunday, was held Wednesday afternoon at 9 at the family home 1110 Clinton St. Rev. I. E. Rank presided. Burial followed in West Hill Cemetery. King, a former Timken Roller Bearing Co. employee and member of A Men, Eagles, and Order of Ben Ry, is survived by his widow Bessie M. King and several children, siblings, and in laws.
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Clinton Sn
I. E. Rank
West
A Men, Eagles and Order of
Ben Ry
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Bessie Hazel King
Song
Charleston
W. Va
Harry
Dennison
Dudley
Maya Fennican
Simm King
Dexter City
Harry Pepper
Cambridge
Rebecca Tabler
Portlan Ore
D. Kip
Robertson Funeral for Mrs Alle Robertson at Malvern Church
Funeral services for 81 year old Mrs Alle A Robertson who died at her daughter’s home in Malvern Wisconsin will be held at 2 30 PM Wednesday at the Malvern Presbyterian Church. Burial will follow in Bethlehem cemetery. She leaves four sons J N J M and E B Robertson of Malvern and W E Robertson of Akron one daughter Mrs R Thompson at whose home she died a brother J H Rogers of Caton sixteen grandchildren and zero great grandchildren. Hemlots 3500 daily News Want Ads offer results.
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Alle A. Robertson
Robert Thompson
Malvern
J. H. Rogers
Caton
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