Canton League Sponsors Luncheon at Hotel Northern
About 100 guests attended the Canton League of Women Voters luncheon at Hotel Northern as Mrs. A B Pyke of Lakewood spoke on The Importance of the Primaries. City office candidates gave talks. Cecila Gsehwend chaired. A S Nichols and George B Thurtle organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Northern
A. B. Pyke
Lakewood
Cecila Gsehwend
A.S. Nichols
George 8. Thurtle
8. S. Kurtz
12Th St NW
Reading Circle
Church Activities Fill Midweek Schedule Across Local Congregations
Various church groups plan meetings and luncheons Wednesday and Tuesday at sites including First WU B church First Reformed Trinity U P S First Evangelical and Grace Evangelical among others Readers will enjoy a packed midweek calendar with sewing circles missions circles and auxiliary gatherings at homes and church halls across the city.
Club Calendar For Tomorrow
Brookelde club hosts dinner-bridge at seven with Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Streb. N. T. club meets at two with Mrs. Grubb as hostess. 12 Sez Nuf, six o clock, hostess Mrs. Henry D. Lieser. Kashmarz at 2:30 with Mrs. Alva Ayres. Polnaettia at 2:30 with Mrs. F. Shappley. Semper Fidelis at 2:30 with Mrs. A. D. Herscheler. Eldeen at 2:30 with Mrs. Howard Davis. U. C. B. all day meeting with Mrs. L. Meyers as hostess. True Blue at 2:30 with Mrs. R. R. Davidson.
Local notices and society events announced
Miss Helen M. Schwing plans east coast visits with stops in Meriden and Atlantic City. Zion Lutheran Circle No 1 postponed a meeting to July 2 due to Mrs Sagerman’s death. Ever Ready class guests featured a June party with musical numbers and a July picnic plan.
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Helen M. Schwing
Fultonrd NW
East
Lillian Grulich
Meriden
Connecticut
Atlantia City
Sue V. Winters
Philadelphia
Circle No. 1
Zion Lutheran Church
Cornelius Sagerman
Mary Drexler
John ‘Whaler
Elsie Fisher
First Reformed Church
Traschel
Doris
Gail Hexamer
Bobby Tschantz
Crum
Church boards and missionary meeting notices
Sunday school boards at Trinity Evangelical and Martin Luther churches will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m. First Christian church official board to meet at 7 50 p m. Reed urban Missionary division to hold annual plenary at Genoa school. North end division hosted by Mrs W F Kienzle at 1209 1st NW. Bergold Sutherland division with Mrs Fred Schaedler at 1212 Third St East End division picnic at North Canton Park on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evangelical Sunday School
H. C. Satow
Sippo Park
Massillon
Trinity Evangelical Church
Martin Luther Church
First Christian Church
Reed Urban Missionary Division
Genoa
North End
W. F. Kienzle
Bergold-Sutherland
Fred Schaedler
Third Stow
East End
North Canton Park
Fashion Forecast by Aileen Lamont in 1926 News
New York fashion notes from 1926 foretell a bloused dress silhouette with fullness at the yoke and hem. Large felt hats rise in popularity at racing season with flowers or plumes. Embroidered stockings appear with vivid blossoms and boudoir caps emphasize front hair coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Lamont
Canton Daily News
New York
Bribe Scandal Hits Kherson Soviet Militia Chiefs
In Moscow on June 30, sixteen Kherson militia members including six section chiefs were arrested and indicted for discrediting the Soviet State accepting bribes forgery and immorality They allegedly took wine from illegal resort keepers and face maximum death sentences for corruption in official circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kherson
Inter-Racial Citizens League Extends Sympathy to Santa Barbara
The Inter-Racial Citizens League of Stark sent a telegram to Santa Barbara's mayor expressing sympathy for the stricken city. The message offered help and emphasized high ideals among foreign born residents as part of its aims. Harry Reich served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-Racial Citizens League of
Stark
Santa Barbara
Calif
Inter-Racial Citizens League of Stark Co
THE
Inter-Ractal Citizens League
Harry Reich
Sec'y
Men Prefer Fluffy Hair Across Canton Hairstyles
Canton residents debate fashion as hairdressers report a shift from curls to marceling and flat waves. While younger women experiment with the fluffy style and shorter look, older generations favor conservative, flat waves and shingle cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Marcel
Plans Received for Harter School and Peerless Garage Bids
Plans and architects drawings for the Harter school and the Peerless garage have been received by the Canton Builders' Exchange and may be used by firms bidding. Exchange offices open 8 to 6. Harter school bids due by Thursday noon. Peerless garage bid deadline not yet set. Buy it in Canton and do better.
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Harter School
Peerless Garage
Canton Builders’ Exchange
Exchange
Parole Service Tied to Budget Funds in Ohio Law
June 30 in Columbus reports the Rubenstein law requires counties to allocate July budget funds to establish adult probation services immediately. Judges may place convicted offenders on supervised probation, replacing old suspended sentences and underparole officer supervision. Ohio aims to reduce penitentiary and reformatory admissions with county parole systems. FF. HH. Hiller will visit Ohio to advise judges and leaders on implementing county parole to cut prison populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Wermart
Spahr
Columbus
Rubenstein
Common Pleas Courts
General Assembly
New York
Massachusetts
Cleveland
FF. HH. Hiller
Fioma
National Probation Association
Ohio Institute
Ohio anglers licenses sell fast, clerks short
The fish and game division of Ohio cannot supply 1750 county and township clerks with rod and reel licenses quickly enough to meet fishermen demand as sales under the anglers' license law exceed expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fish and Game Division of
Ohio
Canb er a crewman sacrifices life rescuing passengers
Sydney June 30 Reai nald Crayphorne a Canberra crewman died heroically while rescuing passengers from the blazing liner at the docks. He made four successful trips bringing forty aboard before dying on his fifth attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Josephson to Appeal Embezzlement Conviction in Ohio Case
Louis D. Josephson, former manager of Ohio Industrial Endowment Co., will appeal a Franklin County Common Pleas Court embezzlement conviction. The embezzled amount was set at 89 922 dollars after judge read the record. initial loss cited over 100 000 dollars with 18 000 recovered. The company operated in multiple Ohio cities including Dayton. A probe was sought by Miss Osa Penny in the Legislature amid the case’s political overtones with testimony before a Columbus grand jury and statements about Judge Throckmorton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Louis D. Josephson
Ohio Industrial Endowment Co
Josephson
Franklin 66 Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Dayton
Throckmorton Case Dismissed After Testimony Refusal
Indictment of Throckmorton, former assistant securities o stoner of Ohio, collapses after Josephson refuses to testify and immunity is denied. Trial failed as jury split 11 to 1 on first ballot and is unanimous on the second. Josephson at liberty on a 10009 bond. Appeals court review sought over excluded testimony on liquor purchases for entertaining stock buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
B. B. Kinkead
Repairs Begin At State Office Building In Columbus
Workmen repair walls in the Wyandotte building on West Broad Street where several state departments are housed until a new state office structure is chosen. Cracks in plastering on upper floors have alarmed workers and during storms workers were advised to vacate. A report will be made to State Fire Marshal Louis Miller about inflammable materials in some closets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Walla
Wyandotte
W. Broadet
State Office Building Commission
Louis Miller
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Canton League of Women Voters
Grace Eshelman
Harvard Ct
Madge Shoemaker
Tuscarawas St
Congress Lake Club
Lea Stonehill
Robert Moyer
Janet Proctor
Robert W. Worley
Grace Long
Ethel Schmucker
Miss Proctor
Mrs. Moyer
Canton High School
Moonlight Gardens
Lester McCrea
McKinley
Jimmie Dimmick
Martha
Margaret Shaeffer
Dorothy Shaeffer
Alpha Camp
Fairlee
Vermont
Ming Elizabeth Stauffer
Clayton CG. Shuey
Clarendon
Co. Eanchester
M. BH
J. J. Stauffer
Fannie L. Reardon
George Papamchalopoulos
P. H. Welshimer
Jack M. DeChant
Mahoning Rd
U. B
George Burnsworth
Criterion Club
J. E. Youngen
Anna L. Miller
Ohio Council of Religious Education
Elyria
William McKinley Lodge
Arcadian Hall
P. P. Forney
Meyers Lake
Audrey
George R. Marz
Peter Marz
14Th St
Marz
George Burnworth
Emma Ziemer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Reformed Church
Missionary Society
Lowell Reformed Church
Circle No
R. I. Spencer
Ladies’ Ald Society
Bernhard Stecker
Dueber Av
Ladies of Bedford
U. P
First Evangelical
Crystal Christians
Crystal Park
M. BE
Percy Walton
Strubleav NE
First Brethren Church
First Presbyterian Church
University Club
Mary Beebe
First Congregational Church
Arthur Deedman
Patterson Ay
W. M
First Oy. P. Church
Junior Missionary Society
Grace Evangelical Church
Dorcas Missionary Society of
First Lutheran Church
Canada
Sanitary Milk Co
Royal Crest Coffee
Winzeler Bros
la Superma
Dala Peterson
Myrna Loy
Marilyn Newick
South Market Ave
Grand Leader
Wall Paper Store
Market Ave.s. Ross
Leitner's
Daily News
Heingartner and Gill, Inc
TUSC
Eebbe
United KY Nd
Miller’s Value Sale
Miller United Shoe CO
Tuscara
Wagner Provision Co
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