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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
27
Local clubs and church groups announce Tuesday and Friday meetings for sewing circles, missionary societies, and benevolent groups. Card games and a masquerade dance highlight gatherings, with planned musicales and concerts set for late March and early April.
Canton Talmud Torah presents Myrtle of Persia on March 11 with Miss Rose Shapiro as Queen Esther Abram Grossman as Human the King and Samuel Robinson as Human Jester A tableaux sequence and musical numbers accompany the juvenile production at 8 pm The event features violinist Jack Cohen and a trio with Beth Scharff Evelyn Scharff and Ellis Felman Accompaniments by Earl Rudner ment Milwaukee county eyes child guidance clinic.
Miss Dorothy Kimmel of Canton has been initiated to Zeta Pi Alpha at Ohio State University and elected chairman of activities and finance for the Sophomores. She belongs to the Varsity Indoor baseball team and the Athletic Association, and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Kimmel of 813 22nd Street Northwest.
The store introduces new Spring dress assortments in garments and millinery with stylish quality. Prices are described as very moderate while showcasing the latest models for view and purchase.
The catalog showcases numerous spring coats from tailored designs to rich fabrics and ornamentation. Prices begin at $25, offering broad choice for prevailing fashion.
A fashion feature promotes ensemble suits as a reigning favorite for seasons. The article highlights their peerless smart wear, versatility, and moderate Fo.60 and up prices.
The Visiting Nurse society’s February report shows 1807 visits including 1176 nursing visits 47 infant welfare 162 instructive 79 per natal 274 orthopedic and 41 other. Total duty hours reached 1547 despite 15.5 days of nurse illness.
Miss Belle Sherwin warns League members nationwide to resist repeal or weakening of state direct primary laws. She urges careful study of proposed modifications to ensure the primary remains representative and prevents backsliding to nomination by the few.
Judge A W Agler was elected president of the Optimist Club succeeding Ki b E McCuskey. New officers include James E Kinnison first VP F A Spilker second VP John A Pearl third VP E D Hollingsworth fourth VP and W N Henderson sergeant at arms. Directors named Dr J B OBrien William Keller Gabriel Bokus.
Mrs Maud Hummer Mrs Tom Devine and Mrs Young won in bridge games followed by refreshments and St Patricks decorations. Lydia Perry will speak on The Next Step at the Y W C A Sunday afternoon fellowship hour. The Kresge club hosts social hour. Mr and Mrs H Kelly and daughter Gertrude returned from five weeks in Florida. Athenea club met at Canton Public Library with a paper Illiteracy in the United States by Mrs O F Deal and a program on Racial Backgrounds to study economically. Flower Mission held a luncheon at Canton Woman's Club with spring decorations and then its regular monthly meeting.
Clyde Robinson a bricklayer and Carrie Garris. Harold R Gebhardt a postal employee and Edith Fox. Ignacio Lopez a mill worker and Mary Bueno. Irving Krainess a salesman and Libbie Winick. John Dolkos a crane operator and Mary Gueetla. Jonag Helmuth a farmer and Anna E Beachy.
Albert Einstein arrives in Buenos Aires on March 26 at the invitation of the University of Buenos Aires and interior universities. German and Jewish societies helped initiate the invitation and expenses are to be pooled by the universities.
Martins Ferry will see a postal survey by the post office department to determine the community needs for the local office.
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