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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
3
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Greek American philanthropia and Educational association of Canton asks Judge Agler for guidance on citizenship eligibility when wives remain in the old country. The U S department of labor requires individual examination for cases where family remains abroad, raising questions of permanent residence intent. Association president Alex Heropoulos seeks prompt ruling on likely admissions in these delays.
Sebring social items report Miss Mig Sutherin traveling to Washington with Alliance Canton and Mansil Lon high school students for a week. Mr and Mrs R W Sing and Mr and Mrs H W Crankshaw plan two weeks in Buckhorn Ontario. C C Club guests hosted by Grace Barnhart. Bernice Blumenstiel graduates from Ohio State with family attending. Mrs W L Murphy conducts evangelistic meetings in Coshocton. Ralph Alvis to move from East Liverpool. Mrs Clarence Manning recovering from surgery. Norma Mayhew of Beloit in anemia. Dr G Davis resigns from school board after 12 years. Carolyn Blumenstiel to serve out term. Harry Townsend takes two weeks vacation.
Strasburg notes report Miss Edith Schutzbach has returned home from Elyria where she served as an Art Teacher and will spend the summer with her parents on Main St. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Dale Keplinger Wednesday morning. Numerous local exchanges and visits are listed among residents and visitors.
AIAAANCEH June 20. M. J. Agree, owner of a site at Areh and Broadway, announced plans to build a two story structure at the southwest corner. The proposed building will be 40 by 86 feet with two five room apartments and two store rooms, replacing the current structure.
June 20. H L Bowall arrested by Officer Groves on a reckless driving charge after an auto accident that damaged several machines. Bowall fined 50 and received a 30 day suspended workhouse sentence. Earlier, Bowall was involved in another crash injuring 15 year old Laverne Battershell. Kettrell arrested for creating a nuisance. Pearl Lacks fined five dollars and costs for disturbing the peace.
Dover June 20 The Donahey fishing grounds between Dover and Zoar in the Ohio canal remain closed to public fishing despite this week’s base season opening. Izaak Walton League secretary Karl H Trustdorf says open date is indefinite due to low water. Efforts to divert water from another run and a sediment-filled gravel bottom may help retain water. pond may be ready by next spring with a dedicatory ceremony led by Gov. Donahey who will give the address.
Thieves entered A. B. Flory Co. at 118 South Haines Friday night by raising a window. A 58 penny package and chewing gum were missing. Police suspect juvenile culprits.
Mogadore notes report Mrs E P Wilcox and Leon Darrah attending Cantons McKinley High graduation. Local residents visiting Wooster Akron and Canton. Several families noted visiting relatives and attending reunions. Mrs Elizabeth Carper died at 81 with funeral at Brethren church and cemetery.
Wooster society notes report Mr and Mrs J H B Danford attending Rotary in Cleveland. Gretchen White visiting Pittsburgh sister Mrs H B Talbot. Lola McClure to Montreal and New York City for two months. Lee Crites family visited Marion. Dan Helmuth in Garrettsville. Peery Moses of Canton with John Moses family West Larchmont. A B Reese to Wellesley for commencement. daughter graduating. 4 H Wilhelms in Detroit visiting relatives. Verda Bell Bowman improving after illness. C G Williams and Mrs Williams in Cleveland for Rotarva. A L Shock recovering at Bloomington home. Elzabeth Devinney of Elyria visiting.
Walter Hutsel, 12, was arrested for a second time that week for stealing from a home on Harrison Street. He was handed to juvenile authorities, released after a reprimand, and ordered not to steal again. Police report Hutsel was found at work in a room preparing to ransack the Anderson home. he remains jailed and will be taken to Canton today by Probation Officer Allen.
Mayor M. P. L. Kirchhofer arrived home in Massillon on Friday after a motor journey to the East. He traveled with his father-in-law C. F. Dillman of Sacramento, California. Mrs. Kirchhofer and Mrs. Dillman planned to return Sunday morning. No one accompanied them on the outward trip.
Massillon firemen were summoned at 9 Friday evening to combat a grass and rubbish fire on the Roscoe Keller property on Clays. The Ford emergency truck responded. no damage was reported.
Autos owned by Pat Engleman of Navarre and Mrs Netta Stanbaugh of Canton collided at Mill and Martins Friday. Engleman’s car was considerably damaged. Autos driven by G W Keup and Melvin Simon also collided at Mill and Tremontets Friday afternoon with both cars slightly damaged.
A cattle judging contest in Cadiz will open a joint picnic for the Ohio Valley Cow Test and Tri-County Cow Test Associations on June 25. The event welcomes farmers from four counties where the associations have members.
Leaders of the twelfth annual world convention of the W. Os. B. including many Americans reported today that the British postmaster general refused permission to broadcast the convention’s speeches.
Dover June 20. Members of the New Philadelphia Rotary club bowling team travel to Cleveland to formally receive a bronze cup emblematic of the International Rotary championship won last winter. The team includes Thomas H. Edwards, John Rosch, Herbert Gintz, William Gintz, and Gene Schumaker.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday at 5 p m on North Buckeye Street in the home of Rev Keiser of the Salem church. Miss Edna Buckwalter became the bride of John Gregory J Mr and Mrs Gregory will reside on the Andy Buckwalter farm north of town.
Miss Eva Hosler and Mr W Gauze of North Industry quietly wed at Rev J F Rankin's home Tuesday. Attending were Mrs Frank Eversole and Miss Hendersn of North Industry. Isabella club met at Mrs Leo McChesney's, W C T U officers elected for year, next meeting at Mrs Nora Wise's. Various residents and visitors stitch quilting, visit family, and attend weddings. Sophomore class picnicked at Springfield Lake Park. Woodses attend granddaughter's wedding in Wooster before relocating to New York.
June 20 at the Rocky Dale school house near Mt Eaton hosts a reunion of former pupils and teachers. The Rocky Dale school, once Platt's, sits on land leased from William Platt Sr and dates to 1872. Many former teachers are named. residents oppose moving pupils to Mr Eaton due to inconvenience.
The Alliance Kiwanis Club will bring the Maori and Linkart New York shows to Alliance for a week from August 19 to 26. Proceeds will defray the director of the Alliance City band salary and purchase two ties on Rice Street for City hospital needs. Local members welcome the clean high class entertainment and plan further announcements later.
Tony Petrolli a 23 year old resident of 1121 Pike Street was injured at about 810 this morning when a heavy casting fell on his foot while working at the Pennsylvania Transfer He was treated by Dr Perry King and taken home afterwards.
Three building permits were issued this past week. R. I. Tolerton plans a $12000 dwelling on Ridgewood avenue. M. C. Hutson of 435 Waugh street seeks $400 alterations. W. C. Mann of Franklin street requests $200 alterations.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday June 26 at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs A L Oeborne leads the afternoon with important topics to discuss and a social hour to follow.
June 20 report: Mount Union College faculty members plan summer study at other institutions. Miss Pansy Hostetter will finish her master’s degree at Northwestern University. Forest Shollenberger will do graduate work in physics at the University of Pittsburgh. Prof. Dwight M. Beck will complete study and teach at Boston University.
Magnolia notes report a June 20 gathering at United Brethren church basement for Dorothy Gotshall. Also listed are memorial services by K of P, Pythian Sisters, and Lady Maccabees at 6:30 PM Sunday, Magnolia band music, Emma Gotshall’s return to school, and local residents visiting relatives or traveling to nearby cities.
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