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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
3
Donahey Names Committee for Legion Drive
Governor Donahey selects state and local members to raise Ohio's share of the $5,000,000 American Legion endowment fund. Canton posts report Ohio quota at $400,000 with Canton's allotment set at $8,600 as local drive preparations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fight
Canton
Vic Donkey
Ohio
American Legion
J. R. Cowgill
Donahey
Guy T. Hiner
J. #. Kenny
A. Langenbach
Wm. T. Kuhns
Geo
Melbourne
D. Pownall
H. H. Timken
Onto
Legion
National Legion Organization
Thnattc
American Legion Rehabilitation Service
American Red Cross
United States
Canton Legion
Legion Ss
James A. Crain
Washington, D. C
Donegall
Scenic Road Tour Highlights Stark and Carroll Counties
A Canton area feature extols Stark and Carroll counties for abundant scenic beauty. rolling hills, streams and fields frame quaint villages like Battlesburg East Sparta and Harlem Springs. the author urges detours along dirt roads to discover blossomfilled vistas and rural charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Stark Co
East Sparta
Marketavy S
Battlesburg
Warren
New Harrisburg
Harrisburg
Alliance Road
John Buck
American Protective League
Carrollton
Harlem Springs
Miroges
Specht
Manhattan
Minerva
Stark
Carroll
Canton District W F M S Society Meeting Here
The annual convention of the Canton District Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Thursday June 24 with W B Armington presiding. Speakers include Vera Fehr Alice Findley from India and Dr A B Day on recent South America experiences. Local organizers invite all missionary workers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Omen
W. B. Armington
Vera Fehr
Alice Findley
India
Isaac T. Headland
Alliance
John Mitchell
Cleveland
F. I. Johnson
Delaware
Julia Donahue
Maasfilion
China
A. BE. Day
First M. B. Church
America
W. B. Ar Mington
Society of First Church
T. M. Johnston
Stark County
John Stewart
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
A. T. Cole
Millersburg
Holmes County
Www. E. Imes
J. Hayes
Simpson M. Church
Canton
Frank Wade
Fulton Rd
Concert in Church Planning Dedication Event
A Wednesday evening concert was held at Simpson M. E. Church on June 17 before a large audience. Performers included Mrs. Florence, Lucille Smith, Miss Eva Ward, Mrs. Thelma Davidson, and Miss Ethel Dav with accompanist. The program showcased music from the newly dedicated church addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. EF
Florence
Lucille Smith
Evaer
Thelma Davidson
Ward
Ethel Dav
Lay First Stone Of Church In Canton
The cornerstone ceremony for the new First Evangelical Lutheran church in Canton is set for late Sunday afternoon. The English Gothic cruciform building will feature imported art glass windows, a 800 seat auditorium, a social-use basement, and a pipe organ. Rev. H. D. Blohm and Rev. G. M. Schmucker will lead, with George Bischoff and others on the building and finance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Canton
H. D. Blohm
G. M. Schmucker
Martin Luther Church
George Bischoff
JoHn Mock
Henry Selinske
Andrew Schneider
August Schlegel
Fred Eisenberger
Harry Schlegel
William Salewsky
Rev. Blohm
John Maier
Fred Hahn
Emanuel Streber
Paul Schlub
George Schneider
Andrew Span
William Berger
Wilbur Bischoff
Herman Halley
Daniel Huege
Canton Booster Week Inspires Civic and Business Leaders
Civic and business leaders join Canton Booster Week as the Canton Daily News lauds the initiative. Canton merchants and the Chamber of Commerce pledge continued growth, optimism, and active civic progress, urging residents to support local institutions and future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Zollinger
Canton Reta Merchants’ Association
Thia Beta Merchants’ Association of Canton
Canton Daily News
Self Regulating Auto Device Cuts Gas Use, Claims Pioneer
A new automatic self regulating device by Fohn A Stransky of 742 Fourth St Pikesne SD boosts mileage from 35 to 57 miles per gallon of gasoline. It claims to remove carbon reduce spark plug trouble and overheating and can be installed in five minutes. He seeks distributors and will send a sample at his own risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Fohn
A. Stransky
Fourth St
Pikesne
South Dakota
Civic Rooster Week urged to boost Canton civic life
Local leaders laud Canton Daily News for promoting a Civic Rooster Week to advance home, church, and school foundations. Figures from Merchants' Association, Schools, and Ministerial groups praise the plan, predicting substantial progress in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
F. W. Blakemore
Merchants’ Association
Canton Daily News
Wilson Hawkins
Resolve to Mindful Manufacturing and Service Quality
A personal pledge urges constant consideration of quality in every item produced purchased built or offered for sale including personal services. The call emphasizes integrity, durability and consumer trust across all business activities.
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Community National Bank
First National Bank
Savings Accounts
Domestic Exchange
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