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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1930
Page
5
The May city report outlines a proposed budget of about $200,000 for safety and sinking fund requirements and a higher overall city expenditure. Taxation receipts in 1928 totaled $1,765, with $800,508 spent on renting and $865 dedicated to sinking fund needs.
More than 70 Canton teachers led by Superintendent Jease H. Mason will travel to Columbus for the National Education Association convention, session spanning June to July. Mason will toast at a July 2 luncheon, Courteny Day will be observed, and a Canton schools program will be presented. Miss Lillian Turnbull, principal, chairs the Columbus day program with others joining for the convention.
More than 40,000 Catholics from Stark County and northeastern Ohio will attend Meyers Lake Park picnic on Wednesday July 18. The event organized by ED Carey Joseph Leahy and Schieker includes committees led by Paul Gnau W Ho Kellar and Charles Laurenson with plans for rides dancing and a full program. Transportation by train will be arranged and safety exhibits and prizes will highlight the safety study presented by the industrial commission of Ohio.
The Canton and Minerva brick plants plan an outing at Minerva Park on Saturday for employees. A morning program includes a baseball game between plant teams, a lunch, horse shoe contest, and sport events for men and women aged various ages. An evening program features dancing to conclude the day.
The Canton Alliance and Akron congregations of the United Lutheran Churches held the seventh annual church school concept Sunday at Zion Lutheran Church in Dueberry and Oth. Delegates from North Canton presented a program themed Loyalty to Christ. Meeting president Elmer Dieringer of Canton led the event with vice president Hieen MM Behoner of Uniontown, recording secretary Marg stet J. Hottman of Canton.
Police arrested Pete Pano of 1119 Seerry ay SE and Will Williams C127 Rex ay BE during Saturday liquor raids. Officers reported violations and confiscated items as citations followed the raid. The report notes further arrests related to the Crabbe case and ongoing enforcement.
City and chamber officials will confer with Pennsylvania Railroad officials in Pittsburgh on plans this year for a Harrison Avenue SW subway crossing. Bonds up to 70000 were authorized. city seeks paving and widening of Harrison Ave from Tuscarawas to land. Officials aim to start work this year but railroad funds may delay the crossing.
Cadet units held annual bivouac near Lake Cable with Cas battery training during the last two weeks in August. The outfit departed Canton Armory Saturday at 2 30 PM and proceeded to the lake camp. Four guns were placed and a firing distance calculation issue was resolved. Capt. Harry E. Gide Lieut M L Slates and Lieut T F Staudt with W H Buchman headed the party.
Pleasant Valley School three miles west of Minerva on the Lincoln Highway will hold its annual reunion Saturday June 28 with former pupils and teachers returning for a day of outings. L Hiner who taught eighty two years ago EA Zinnin fer, Mrs J J Snyder and Mrs Jane Starr of Paris all former teachers will speak. Harry Keith is president and Miss Leora Tautzenhauser is secretary.
Canton's playgrounds opened Tuesday with fall schedules drawing thousands of children. Attendance at Cedar was strong as teams formed for indoor, volleyball, and baseball. Girls organized volleyball and craft posters. boys formed multiple teams at Maryland and other spots with games underway, committees named for track events, and daily routines including story hour and relay races.
An open meeting of the Can. um and Alliance Moose Lodges will appoint delegates to the supreme lodge annual convention at Mooseheart during the week of June 30 to July 4. The appointment will be made at the meeting.
State laws taking effect will be explained to owners before July 1 by Harry E. Conrad. One law requires grease used for automobile lubrication in transmission and differential that cannot be seen during application to be sold by the pint rather than the pound after July 1. Other similar provisions will be explained.
A former mechanic who six years ago worked on chat trucks has been appointed head of automotive equipment at the Lee Service Co. The company operates Sehory and Shelfhase Coal toe Co. in Canton and delivers systems in Toledo, Springfield, Massillon, Alliance and suburb Towne.
City plans to acquire about 23 acres east of Boron for 11000 to drill wells and obtain medium soft water for the distribution system. Deeds prepared. drilling indicates ready supply. A larger adjacent tract offered at high price, may not be purchased.
City officials will not fund water softener installation at the summer camp. Camp events begin Monday with hiking, contests, and handicraft activities under Mayor Herman K. explaining the cost may total up to 6700000. The Girls Club report notes the schedule includes tennis, picnics, fires, and a story hour.
Dr Gauchat will speak to the club, joined by Mrs Eueanor Wennerberg and P for the ft the Du, girls of the YW CA Leber Hampden Watch Co. possibly outlining community efforts and upcoming events.
French and Kinley High echo with students Zurcher Mine Matilan sailed Friday on The Westernland from New York to tour France and Switzerland. Afterward they plan extensive summer study and inspections of disposal systems. The group aims to learn disposal methods and costs as the city drafts a new garbage contract due by August 17.
Officials of the American Legion announced a book contest to stimulate interest in good books among children. The program targets ages 8 to 14 with enrollment this coming week and the contest ending September 1. Local adults plan lectures and table discussions at the post, with multiple community leaders and teachers involved.
Seven hundred boys and girls of Canton will return to Kinley High School Monday for summer sessions running to August 1. Classes include high school and grades four to eight with makeup work for those who failed, illness or to gain credits. Special stenography and typewriting classes are offered to improve speed for fall positions.
Miss Mildred Evesiage and Miss Erma Ulm will wedAndrew TH and J C West on Tuesday night at Loew's Theaters. The stage will feature cathedral lighting and stained glass. A rehearsal is planned Monday night with merchants from Canton presenting gifts and attire to the brides.
A morning hearing on proposed annexation of neighboring property will be held in the city hall council chamber. County commissioners preside with property owners to discuss the plan and potential benefits to residents in Reedure ban Mount Maris Edgefield East Canton Waco and nearby areas. Representatives will explain the annexation purpose and anticipated advantages to property holders.
Canton inaugurates a new bus depot and waiting room replacing the former 228 East SE location. The facility connects with Union Liverpool Canton East Canton and Nevin Lines, and all interurban buses entering and leaving Canton will stop there for information and service.
The Hinth annual national conference in printing education will be held at the Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh this week. Discussion will cover grading systems and many exhibits are planned. Lyle will display his grading system, which has been developed and used recently. He also received a request from Worcester Trade School for information and has been asked to present the system at Fitchburg Normal School in Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
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