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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
7
A crowded schedule records bridge luncheons and dinners at Garden District clubs with prizes to Mrs J P and Dr J P Dewitt and guests including C E Barnett. Weddings include Miss Ida Miner and Marvin Feightner, and Elva Dickes with Lee Warburton, plus numerous society meetings and social outings in Canton and nearby towns.
Grace Reformed church choir meets Friday evening. A community lawn social is planned for Saturday. The Mary Martha class meets Friday at Florence Brubaker's home. First Congregational choir rehearses Friday at 7 30. An ice cream festival at the northwest church is set for Saturday evening. Junior Christian Endeavor meets Saturday at 1108 4th St NE. Young People's Christian Union plans an ice cream festival on a vacant lot Friday evening. Friendly Bible class holds its annual picnic Saturday afternoon. First Christian church choir practices Friday evening. DeWeese Shanafelt group of the W F M S at First M E church is listed.
Mrs Arthur Shanafelt hosts Friday afternoon gathering at 1623 Logan NW. J L Floyd class of Simpson M KF church social at Mrs G W Hartzell 1444 18th NW Friday evening. Simpson Epworth League party Friday evening. H D Porter claws hold annual picnic at Sippo Park Saturday afternoon. First Reformed church choir rehearsal Friday evening. Mission Band meets Saturday 12 30. Trinity Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Nimisi la park Friday afternoon. All Roosters class First Brethren meets at Miss Inca Summers 2337 with st NE Friday evening.
Tom Thumb and Misa Jennie June wed Wednesday evening at 8 at the First M church. The children's division staged a Tom Thumb wedding for the benefit of the division with Richard Feldbush as Tom Thumb and Mary Louise Bowman as the bride. Ben Wilson Day officiated. Bolton Strauch ring bearer and Eleanor Boli maid of honor. About 40 guests attended. Geneleve Cranston sang before the ceremony with accompaniment by Mrs. Henry Hageman.
Charlies W. Flory secretary of the Canton Automobile Club will attend the state automobile convention at Cedar Point Friday and Saturday. A program of features of interest to motorists and club officials has been arranged.
County commissioners voted to extend the tax payment period to July 2. The regular period ends Saturday, with delinquent penalties starting after an added 3806 days. Cigarette taxes are exempt from this extension. Treasurer Martin Brenner said the extension does not apply to cigarette taxes. The treasurer’s office will be open Saturday from 12:50 PM to 8 PM.
The District convention of the Woman's Protestant Missionary Society will meet Wednesday and Thursday June 24 and 25 at First Mikehaven, with speakers including Mrs. W. H. Angel of Dennison Ohio, and Mrs. C. R. Cary of Cambridge Ohio. Mrs. F. L. Johnston and Mrs. Mary Mitchell of Cleveland are also listed as speakers, with Mitchell editor of the Indicator and noted authority on missions.
Albert F. Day pastor of the First M. E. church returns from South America on behalf of the Board of Foreign Missions. Miss Allee Finley and Miss Vera Pehr on furlough will conduct a storytelling hour Wednesday afternoon for children, sharing stories of children in distant lands.
A Wednesday evening program at Simpson M. E. Church featured vocal and instrumental numbers to dedicate a newly acquired piano. The event showcased local musicians and marked the instrument's official use in church services and performances.
Jontta Young of 600 Cherry ar SE was arraigned in criminal court Thursday on a charge of suspicion and was given a continuance.
A warrant arrest occurred Wednesday afternoon at 629 Cleveland at NW for speeding and charges of reckless driving.
The defendant was granted a continuance in a criminal court hearing set for Saturday. A further hearing is scheduled for Saturday to address the charges.
Paul Kauffman of Orrville denied being the man fined 15 dollars and costs for reckless driving on Wednesday.
A promotional notice offers Lavex to kill catarrh germs in three minutes and relieve headaches and lung symptoms overnight. It promises a free, postpaid treatment with no obligation, asking readers to mail name and address to W R Smith at Lavex Building Kansas City Maine.
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