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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
9
The article surveys summer fashion trends focusing on striped fabrics in suits dresses and coats. It highlights Bernard Paris as a designer reducing fullness in full suits while sleeves may grow fuller and notes beige tawny furs and browns remain popular with organdies and Swiss fabrics praised for coolness and style.
Miss Esther Carp will oversee operations for the next two weeks as daily registrations continue. A large crowd is expected for the weekend of July Fourth with many guests anticipated.
Local readers report club entertainments at Mrs. H Miller and Mrs. James Uhlman homes. Pythian Sisters plan initiation practice and meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Walker begin a Kentucky motoring trip. Irene Converse and daughter depart for a ten week Rocky Mountain Dancing camp stay. Sunday class led by Mrs. Trachsel to meet Friday. A Canton–Buffalo wedding set for Thursday in Detroit. Legion to meet at Hershells. Miss Hilda Clark and Charles Henry wed in Marlboro Atwater. Frank Miller and Mary Koons visit Mrs Miller. New baby Betty Irene born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnes. Mrs. Myrtle Braid travels to Akron for cousin Mamie McLarty. Ranfts attend Chicago for sister A Miller’s death.
An important Canton Woman's Club meeting will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Y W C A gymnasium. The constitution and bylaws of the new club will be read article by article as plans for incorporating under Ohio law are finalized. Members are asked to stay until 5 p.m. for extensive business.
Three year old Edward Pachuta son of Mr and Mrs John Pachuta of 432 Centre street chased a baseball into the street and was struck by a one man trolley car at St Francis hospital surgeons amputated both legs. Motorman Carl H Sheppard was arrested and later released.
Carolyn Sherwin Bailey narrates how a town turns Flag Day into a community parade with Boy Scouts Junior Band and Red Cross members in overalls gingham dresses and tin spoons. The pageant draws crowds, sparks thrift stamps sales, and inspires annual state holiday celebrations.
The council selects six department heads for the Juve ton Independent Camp Camp Captain Camp Engineer Camp Gardener Camp Steward Camp Transportation Expert and Camp Treasurer. They will serve all summer with a seventh Camp Director. Each role covers outdoor activities site layout gardens supplies hygiene funds and transportation. Competition was keen.
Grain and dairy buying prices in Canton Ohio dated June 23 1920. Lists Wheat at $2.65 a bushel, oats at 33.59, hay and straw values, butter and cheese wholesale prices, and extensive fresh produce and market items from Ross Arcade Market and Sumner Creamery. Includes meat prices such as yearling lamb chops and pork, and a note on a roof covering patent using a wheeled pitch feeder.
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