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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
29
Canton Boy Scout units push leadership training with 10 sessions led by Dr. Leavenworth. Troops report new enrollments, upcoming outdoor hikes, first and second class tests, and reorganizations as crews meet at Scout headquarters and Trinity Lutheran.
A debate in the McKinley high auditorium Friday at 7 30 features teams from Massillon and Canton arguing parliamentary form versus press power. The affirmative team includes Maurice Sproul and Margaret Shield with Robert Sieben as captain. seniors and juniors study debating in elective classes and a growing public speaking course supports the activity.
Puzzle clues list many coded terms for a Canton Girl Reserves crossword. Entries include references to the Girl Reserve code, positions, and abbreviations for places and roles. It presents a vertical and horizontal word network with thematic terms.
The Allen School reports multiple visits by Miss Maud Rohrer and others to various grades, plus attendance records with 96 percent for Miss Pastorius Fifth and Miss Larson Fourth. It notes a 19 to 5 basketball win over Roosevelt and a recent mammoth shoulder blade discovery from excavations in London.
A list of crossword prompts is mixed with garbled strings and partial phrases. The readable items hint at common clues across across and down entries, while the trailing letters resemble a jumbled name or author not fully legible.
A compact clue set lists definitions for terms linked to baseball vehicle parts tree cooling cooking meat and more. It includes abbreviations for imperfect shake lock lap beverage employment annoyance candle material and Roman numeral nineteen with the name Zebadiah abbreviated.
Cherry School reports a busy week with Miss Eisner as editor. Eighth graders excel in muffin baking. Girl Reserves held a council meeting. Kana Scott and Gladys Belle represent Cherry eighth. New transfers include Arvine Croy from Roosevelt. Sixth grade gains new pupils Georgia Petree Juanita Hartenstein. thirty nine pupils enrolled. Absences due to colds persist. Arithmetic contests favor Miss Lind's sixth grade. spelling wins for Miss Seeholm. BlackBoard relays excite students. Frank Wright from Texas joins Miss Tressel's fourth grade. exams upcoming.
Washington Mise Whitehouse First Grade lists transfers to Martin and North Industry. February attendance notes list numerous pupils as not absent or tardy. Miss Chalmer reports perfect pupils Edward Hopkins and others. Miss Brumbaugh reports Second Grade activities with Mr Teal visit and Jack Thomas moving to the country.
The report covers multiple troop gatherings with patrols in council, knot and signaling practice, first aid instruction by Mrs Walker, and games. Leaders report progressing Tenderfoot tests, observation and knot work, plus upcoming demonstrations at Aultman Hospital and a March 14 meeting.
Fifteen schools attended the Inter-Club Council meeting on March 4 with forty-one girls present. Reports cover Girl Reserves activity across multiple triangles and clubs including Cherry Eighth Grade, Central True Blues, Elizabeth Curtis, Dolly Madison, Winona Triangle, Virginia Dare Triangle, Joan of Arc Triangle, Polly Anna, and Cherry Blossom Triangle. Discussions featured contests, program planning, new officers, talks, Bible study, and upcoming events.
The group elected Gertrude Mallon president Mary Slomsky vice president Hazel Grant secretary Katharine Magee treasurer Wilma Welle cheerleader and Yorks Winevich reporter. They planned to alert Japan at the next meeting before adjourning.
McKinley high school juniors select Maeterlinck The Blue Bird for March 20 and 21 performances. Stagecraft preps elaborate settings directed by Miss Martha Borman with cast activities overseen by Miss Martha Trott. Leslie D. Hansen is musical director and the production aims to match the author’s renowned beauty.
Hornell N Y March 7 four Caneiseo High School students were charged with larceny when arraigned in police court for the theft of forty gallons of wine from the cellar of a prominent citizen here. All paid fines.
Several American yachts are expected to cross the Atlantic to compete in a new Challenge Cup trophy at the Cowes regatta. The race will be for yachts not exceeding fifty feet on the water line and the course will run from Cowes to Plymouth.
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