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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
3
A Canton parish offers prayers for victory and urges war stamp purchases led by Rev Ch Lavriotis. The page lists multiple local churches with service times, sermons, and events across Holy Ghost observances, Sunday schools, youth groups, and open-air meetings.
Commissioned officers of the Volunteers of America leave Dayton after two years to start Rescue Mission work in Canton. Opening service set for Sunday night June 23 at 8:00 with Rev Daniel Rodgers as speaker. Public invited. Wesleyan Methodist Sixth Street SFE. Pastor L H McLeister. Wing class leader. Arthur Davis superintendent. Sunday school 9 a m. Preaching 10 15 a m and 7 30 p m. Street meeting 6 30 p m Rev J M Moore of Zanesville to preach evening. Meeting at Bethshaw home Friday 7 30 p m. Bible classes 95 and 98 meet Tuesday 7 30 at 410 Shady Side SW.
Police renewed Friday the search for an Italian suspect accused of attempting to assault three women in under 24 hours. A woman near 611 Third St NE reported a man grabbing her arm but she escaped. Two similar incidents occurred Thursday night in the city’s southeast end.
Police Judge Bowman Saturday collected 15 dollars and costs from three speeders, Robert Mason, Jerry Carns, and L. T. Race. They were arrested Friday afternoon by motorcycle officers J. Skotnicky and Ritchey.
A brief fashion note highlights winter accessories and styling tips. It mentions trends in fabrics colors and layering with emphasis on practical curbside wear and curb appeal for the season.
The revival of calico fuels fashion furore with dressing sacks praised for smart appeal. The pictured model uses white pique trimming, blanket stitch details on collar cuffs and pockets, and a self material belt to shape fullness at the waist. medium size needs 3 yards 27 inch calico and a half yard pique.
Stark county joined a joint meeting with Springfield Lake sanitarium trustees and county officials from Summit Mahoning Columbiana and Portage at the Akron City Club. A state health plan proposed sub hospitals in five counties with medical superintendents and nurses to treat incurable TB. Estimated initial cost about 50000 dollars aims to free Springfield Lake for curable patients. A July 10 follow up at Springfield Lake was set to discuss further actions.
June 22 dispatch explains American troops in Italy must sign letters from up above the mists in the Alps. British French Italian and Austrian forces fight a grim mountain war as fog and mud envelop hutments and pine forests while occasional sunlit glimpses offer hope of spring warmth and progress.
A war prisoner in Vienna described an incident at a municipal restaurant where Germans protested Czech being spoken at other tables. Bohemian deputies, present with two colleagues, will urge their government to withhold Moravian potatoes from Vienna until Czech is tolerated. The Zeit reports 30 trucks of bad potatoes sent by Germany to aid Austria. The South African mine mix shows 32,000 white miners out of 317,000.
Mrs C C Sumner McDowell hosts fifteen at luncheon honoring niece Regina Cline of Midland Ga visiting Miss Josephine Biecher. Knitting and garden flowers enliven luncheon with guests including Miss Margaret Chapman of Crafton Pa. Mrs Archi M Richards hosts Mignonette club with knitting and contests won by several members.
Prof. Agnes Hunt of Smith College notes in The History Teacher's Magazine that France will rebuild its civilization with both men and women contributing. She cites Rosny on women in both street porter and ditch digger roles and argues middle class women will not yield to old gender roles.
In London a Carnarvon motor car owner charged with illegally using petrol to move a wedding party to a registry office wins by arguing he performed a public duty. The case held the conveyance covered only guests and witnesses, not joy riders after the ceremony. Frank L Wright of Springfield announced completion of a campaign to sell war thrift stamps to all 2300 on his route, including 800 pupils.
Washington reports wood fiber substitutes for mattress stuffing after German supply measures. An May 1917 ordinance required surrender of wool and related fillings, with house to house searches and severe penalties for noncompliance. The note adds context on Miss F L Stevenson, secretary to Premier Lloyd George, and her role in his wartime speeches collection.
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