Canton to Open Tuesday Women’s Primary Education
The Ohio League of Women Voters will host a two week women’s primary education program in Canton. Miss Rose Moriarity will speak on the primary system and voting laws to prepare Canton women to vote when suffrage is ratified, with enrollment limited to 100 and plans for a second class.
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Canton
Rose Moriarity
Ohio League of Women Voters
Council
Miss Moriarity
Board of Elections
Canton League of Women Voters
Elizabeth Hauser
Girard
Eve Y Canton
Former pastor to speak at Epworth League convention
Rev Harold Mohn son of Rev EK T Mohn formerly at Simpson M E church will deliver the address at the Epworth League convention at Simpson M E Church Tuesday and Wednesday. The program lists registration, songs, devotions and multiple departmental conferences with speakers Rev J M Wolfe Miss Wolfe and Rev Harold Ohn among others.
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Harold Mohn
EK. T. Mohn
Simpson M. EH
Epworth League
Simpson M. E
Mohn
Boston Theological Seminary
Ohio Wesleyan
Boston Hological Seminary
Simpson Ochestra
Tedrans
Simpson Church
H. Johnson
FE. M. Lewis
Lakeside Istitute
A. B. Jones
S. Lilian B. Firestone
Offic
Harold Ohn
Census Figures Announce 1920 City Populations
Washington dispatch reports 1920 population figures for several cities with increases since 1910 or 1870. Van Wert Ohio shows a 13.2 percent rise, Yonkers New York up 14,830 since 1870, San Diego California up sharply, and other cities listed with percent gains and raw totals.
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Washington
D. C
Immary
van Wert
Ohio
Yonkers
N. Y
Diego
Cal
Age Heights
Ville
N. C
Centennial Of Coming Of Coates Family Observed In Ohio Farm
The 100th anniversary of Isaac Coates land purchase near Marlboro and Limaville was celebrated Sunday with about 65 relatives. Relatives from Washington and Philadelphia joined on the old Coates farm where heirlooms, a log cabin, and an orchard noted for fruit remain.
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Isaac Coates
Marlboro
Limaville
United States
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Margaret Yerkes
Starkee
Pioneer Coates Farm Remembered In Stark County Celebration
A Stark County farm heritage event recalls Isaac Coates and descendants. Stories tell of early pioneer life, slave refuge history, home dental cures, and heirloom apple trees. Attendees include Philadelphia relatives and Canton visitors while relics fill the homestead. Earlier life details and a 95 year old widow’s memories anchor the ceremony.
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Isaac Coates
Stark Ce
Emma Coates
Isaac Coates, Jr
Coates
Coates Farm
Ida Mattson
Philadelphia
Yates Farm
Canton
Wallace Foulks
M. C. Foulks
Margaret Rockhill
Wallace Mendelhall
Washington, D. C
Ida Matson
Ellsworth Darlington
Mary Hill
Etta Hill
Pia
Kathleen Mendenhall
Mansfield
R. H. Collison
Fairmount
W. Va
Yerkes
To Have Curly Wavy Hair Like Nature's Own
A Home hair treatment promises lasting curls and waves in three hours using liquid silmerine before styling. The product, harmless and brush applied, keeps hair fluffy and glossy and is sold at drug stores and toilet counters with directions. It suits outdoor use, preventing hair from sticking to face in wind or heat.
Balkan War Threat Looms After Hythe Talks
London June 21 report on eve of Boulogne conference states allied premiers may allow Greece to wage war on Turkish nationalists. About 100000 Greek troops ready in Asia Minor with 60000 in Thrace and 90000 at Smyrna. Daily Express warns Britain risks new wider war.
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London
Near East
Boulogne
Greece
Lloyd George
Millerand
Marshal Pech
Venizelos
Hythe
Mustapha Kema Pasha
Thrace
Smyrna
Daily Express
Great Britain
Stouffer Graduates From Cleveland Law School
Carl T. Stouffer of Homeworth earned a degree from Cleveland Law School last week. He earlier graduated from Mount Union College where he belonged to Alpha Tau Omega, and Canton Actual Business College. The article notes customs when hiring servants in Mexico.
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Carl T. Stouffer
Homeworth
Cleveland Law School
Stouffer
Mount Union College
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Canton Actual Business Colege
Day length drives plant bloom in government trials
Government experiments showed plants exposed to 18 hours of daily light bloomed two months earlier than similar plants under natural day length. The finding emphasizes photoperiod as a key growth factor beyond temperature.
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