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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
13
An analysis discusses how value and financing influence building projects and loan decisions. It covers appraisal, loan amounts, and the impact of zoning, protection, and surrounding conditions on construction feasibility.
Canton Welfare Federation officials say Markley will not head the community fund drive this year. The campaign committee will select a new chair for the fund drive, which runs for several weeks, after Markley’s decision.
Becomes Member Mr. Harry Jesper a Case School of Applied Refence student in Cleveland. Initiated into the Alpha Chi Sigma Fraternity national honorary chemical society Be America also mentions Mr. Rhert, Mr. L, and Mr. Evert of 1251 Arnold Ave NW.
Wilingnem of 826 Monument Avenue urges city council to beautify approaches and borders around the park and Monument. He notes private properties hinder action but many owners are willing to cooperate if the city initiates steps to reduce unsightly structures and enhance civic pride.
Dick Whike of Woodland died Saturday at his home after a two week illness from pneumonia. He was a third grade pupil at Woodland school and a member of the First Christian Sunday School. Surviving are his parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Whike, a brother Phillip, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. P. Rublet of Youngstown and Mr. and Mrs. George Whike of Canton. Funeral Tuesday at 2 in the home with Rev. W. Schwarta and Rev. Brundage officiating.
Funeral services will be held at the Jones home 1287 Oxford NW Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Dr. C. E. Ian Chewer pastor emeritus of Piret M church will officiate and burial will be in Forest Cemetery.
The four month old son of Mr and Mrs took ill and died at home Saturday morning. The funeral will be held Monday at 10 in the residence. Forest Hill Cemetery and Peter Connors, 1234 Highay SW, were arrested Saturday night on related charges.
The Canton Chamber of Commerce directors approved nineteen landing committees set by the committee on committees. The list names chairmen and members including H. H. Patrick and J. Quinn, detailing roles in Abatement and related tasks for the organization.
A full week will be held by the grand jury during the current January term of court. Witnesses have been called for each day through Thursday as new cases arrive. Included are several involving charges. The county jail is filling with prisoners who may come under investigation.
A description of spring fashion contrasts with weather driven headgear and attire. It notes broad brim hats, cape garments, checkered patterns, and the shift in styles from tailored coats to new knicker lengths. Emphasis on tailoring, fabric, and the influence of weather on wardrobe decisions.
Canton Y M C A resumes noon shop meetings with talks by leaders from local churches and unions. Speakers include BC Baldwin and Rev. H N Kerat while music from Giovanni Spasro and bands from nearby manufacturers is featured.
The DeVol Hem itching parlors have moved to a larger site on 34th at NW to meet rising demand. Previously at 1190th at NW the shop expanded, now housing multiple machines including a steam pleating unit. Brother DeVol directly supervises all work and a 24 hour service is offered, plus floral designs for pillow cases.
The new concountta in the mulling program of the Cane thn hoard of education shows two school buildings. The Lincoln High School will be the larger of the two and accommodate more than the Lincoln School’s current size. Vernan Tedding and 3 teams of Columbus architects prepared the lower pictures of the mane showing how the schools will look after construction.
A Canton meeting reviewed plans for National Music Week to be held the week of May 8. Attendees included A J Boone who called the meeting and other representatives from local music groups. Funeral arrangements were not yet set for Richard Garrettson who died Saturday from pneumonia at his East Canton home. He leaves parents, siblings Robert Neal Marion and grandmother Mrs Jenny Varent. The concert Saturday evening drew 500 to 600 attendees at the Villa O Aman garage marking the close of the show weeks. Marie DeVille and others provided musical pieces with Johnie Webley and Bernard Webley among performers.
Three men, Sedat Be Millam Kaovk and William Danner, were charged after police found whisky and concealed weapons in a Seat 227 om area. Braneho carried a revolver in his coat pocket. A theft of 20 eniemens was reported to Marry Crosne and Mee Tum on Saturday evening.
A Canton manufacturer reports improved business conditions and growing optimism as spring approaches. He cites new industries and increased production, while cautioning some observers about alleged declines. He notes the Canton Chamber of Commerce stance and foresees steady gains into the near term.
The Ya Men’s club at Central Yo Mt’c Aton heard from H.C. Marine, a PoKe educational director, on vision in business. He urged visualization of target items and opportunities as keys to success in the commercial world. Delegates from AREOB, Anafiold, Avance and Marston will attend the next meeting with planned games in the Yo gymnasium.
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