Society News Finds and Plans Across Canton
Weather delays Lakeside picnic moving to June 29 at Brookside site. Ohio West Virginia YWCA convention trip for Granville leaves Tuesday with Edith Cutelhall Myrtle Nelle Mary Sproul and Ann Sickafoose. Local graduates and weddings feature among events with numerous visits and travels noted.
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Lakeside Country Club
Brookside Country Club
Granville
Ohio
West Virginia
Edith Cutehall
Myrtle Nelle
Mary Sproul
Ann Sickafoose
Whats In A Name Facts About Your Name
Mildred Marshall presents a feature on names and lore. It covers origin meaning and history, significance for individuals, and mentions luck days and lucky jewels.
Claire the name and its royal lineage through Clare
Claire, derived from Clare, traces a Norman family linked to St Clair and Red De Clare in England. Through marriages the name reaches Ireland County Clare and later the Dukedom via Lionel Ward, with Chiara and Claire variants spreading from Italy to France and England. The passage notes Claire as a talismanic diamond symbolizing brilliance and courage with Saturday as a lucky day.
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Claire
Clare
England
St. Clair
Red de Clare
Gloucester
Henry
House of
Geraldin
Ireland
Edward I
County Clare
de Burghs
Lionel
Hd Ward
The
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Revival of blazer sports coats sparks vintage fashion trend
It is reported that blazer sports coats, once popular, are being revived. They will appear in straight flannel box coats in black navy rose yellow and blue bound with white silk braid or white flannel. White accordion pleated or gathered skirts of silks serge or flannel will be worn with them.
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Paris
First Woman Applies for Forest Grazing Assistant Post
Miss Mildred Johnson of Oregon Agricultural College appears to be the first woman to file for a civil service examination for the grazing assistant role in the United States Forest Reserve Service. The position requires experience in stock handling on the range.
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Mildred Johnson
Oregon Agriculture College
United States Forest Reserve Service
Accessories and veils set fashion tone for coming season
The article details hats, veils, scarves, and gloves pairing with gowns in black taffeta and dyed lace. It notes Greek vase scarf patterns, patent leather veils, new plaid mesh, linked ring embroidery, and lighter skirts with low heeled shoes. It also predicts duvetyn hats bags beading and brighter handbag colors for fall and winter 1920.
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Fairchild
Tin Can Kitchen Grater Project For Boys And Girls
Instructions describe turning discarded syrup can lids into kitchen graters. Clean cans, punch neat holes with a nail on wood, including a top hole for hanging. Use small nails for nutmegs. Preview states next week’s project on an ash tray and matches.
Independent high school camp sparks town debate
The Juventon high schools prepared an independent camp with teens governing a summer community. Adults split: some support the radical experiment, others call it a danger to American democracy. Only about a third of parents approved, leaving many students uncertain about participation.
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United High Schools of
Juventon
Seventy Candidates Pass Physical Test for Independent Camp
A select group of about seventy men passed the required physical test and prepared to join the camp. They viewed the program as more than a summer vacation or experiment, likening their resolve to Pilgrims seeking liberty in New England. The Horseshow meet in Washington featured mostly short sleeves, while Paris reporters noted long or no sleeves on dresses.
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New Englands
Washington
Paris
Household Hints From A Fragmented Page
A fragmented excerpt offers odd tips about handling raisins to prevent them sinking in batter and using salt on ironed clothes to keep fabric smooth. The text is garbled and contains nonsensical phrases and numbers, with no clear source or coherent guidance.
Mrs John Gerke Honored Judge at York Horse Show
Mrs John Gerke On, a well known local figure, has been selected as one of the judges for the York Springs horse show. Her appointment reflects her long involvement in equestrian events and community service.
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Canton
Hallu—Fisher
Lera G. Hall
Beach City
Abrahm T. Fishers
Akron
P. M. Welshimer
John Gerke On
York
New
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