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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1925

Page

2

Insurance rate discussion for Sebring lunch meeting

The Sebring Business Men's Association will host a Thursday noon luncheon with a representative from the state bureau of insurance inspection to discuss insurance. Local officials and manufacturers are invited to attend as fire fighting facilities and high rates concern merchants. The talk aims to answer questions and explore lower rates.

Sebring Sebring Business Men's Association State Bureau of Insurance Inspection Counsel Board of Public Affaira Watea Tomarb

Ford Swope Dies at 38 in Akron

Ford Swope died of pneumonia at his Akron home Saturday at age 38. He was the bass singer in the Swope quartet known across the county. Funeral services were at the Methodist church Monday led by Rev. H. A Shook and Rev. W. A. Ruttledge. Hugh Wine, recently released from Akron City Hospital after appendix surgery, is recovering at home with Mr. and Mrs. N. FR. Bibleman. A mid week Lenten service is planned each Thursday at the Lutheran church through Easter. Choir practice at the Methodist church will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Shick. M. A. Shook of Mogadore visited his parents Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Akron were guests at the home of the Mat-

Uniontown Ford Swope Akron Swope Methodist Church H. A Shook W. A. Ruttledge Barberton Hugh Wine Akron City Hospital Lutheran Church Pred Shick M. A. Shook Mogadore

When Nerves Are Unstrung by a Sleep Aid Sample

A reader letter from Minnie t Hildebrand of Hox 124 presents a remedy for unsettled nerves and sleeplessness. The note discusses a sample called Nerve Poe and claims it brings restful sleep, suggesting readers ask J. W. Krant Co of cussed with tkibion, Mich for purchase. The piece promotes a large bottle available at drug stores.

Minnie T Hildebrand Hox Burton Poe J. W. Krant Co

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promised as Flesh Builder

реклам fragment touts cod liver oil tablets as the cure for thin children and frail adults. claims include rapid weight gain, backstopped by doctor endorsements and money-back guarantees. listed stores Roth and Hug Drug Store Finney Drug Co Klein Heffelman Zolara and others stock the product at 60 cents for 60 tablets.

Jum McCoy Roth Hug Drug Finney Drug Co Klein-Heffelman-Zolara Andy

Local residents visitations aggregate Sunday across multiple towns

Parents Mr and Mrs Colvenus Snyder and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Doss visited friends in Akron while Mrs Cramer and Edna and Ruesel Cramer of Akron stayed with Mrs Catherine Bridenatine. Winfield Corl and family from Fast Canton visited townspeople and Mrs Tarr and children from Akron visited her parents Mr and Mrs Brown. Robert Woods and daughters Mildred and Esther from Wooster spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs James Woods. Perce Harmon of Canal Fulton called on Mrs Dr Richards and her mother Mrs Harriet Moulton Sunday.

Colvenus Snyder Kenneth Doss Akron Cramer Edna Ruesel Catherine Winfield Corl Fast Canton

Social Notes from Sebring Sees Guild Meeting Executed

Sebring March 10 Mrs ch 1 Trimmer and Mrs L B Rock preside over the First Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid Guild at Mrs Primson West Indiana avenue. Officers elected Pauline Comer president Maud Lincke vice president Raymond Green secretary Mary McConnell treasurer Three members welcomed into the guild A missionary program followed by social hour Edith Rice won the contest Prize to Mrs James Eliott Lunch served by the hosts The next meeting at Mrs Ralph Stevenson’s home 16th A later Sebring social sponsored by the Sebring band will be held at Belmar heater Tuesday evening

Sebring L. B. Rockere Sessen

Coming Men By How a Child Is Nourished

A reflective piece argues that the early years of a child shape the future adult’s stamina and endurance, emphasizing nutrition and care as crucial foundations for lifelong resilience.

Church Events Sets Broad Evening and Sermon Topic

Readings note preparations for a large crowd at the Church of Christ with a second Wednesday evangeliatic service titled Cannot be My Disciple. The column lists locals visiting relatives and others in nearby towns, with health updates and social visits amid a long roster of community notes. The piece ends with a historical fact that the coracle remains the oldest fishing boat in Cardigan Wales, built from wicker and leather.

Church of Christ Cardigan Wales

Shreve Social News Highlights Local Visits and Travel

Mr and Mrs Harry Burton and son of Sevile were guests of J Albert Everly. Edgar Breneman rushed to Canton for illness in the Campbell family. Mrs Arthur Campbell of Shreve was with the Campbells for over a week. Rev J B Ferguson attended Norvel Shultz funeral in Shreve. Shreve high girls led by Ethel Mathewson Inez Perry Mildred Fought Erma Wharton Opal Leedy Isabel Conkle Myrtle Patterson Martha Campbell LaVonne James hiked to Wooster and beat earlier walkers by ten minutes. La Vonne James stayed in Wooster with her sister. Mr and Mrs George Beirlaien- (incomplete)

Shreve Harry Burton and Son Seville J. Albert Everly Edgar Breneman Canton James K. Campbell Arthur Campbell Campbell J. B. Ferguson Windham M. B. Ehurch Waa Norvel Shultz Ethel Mathewson Inez Perry Mildred Fought Erma Wharton Opal Leedy Isabel Conkle Myrtle Patterson Martha Campbell LaVonne James Wooster la Vonne James Mrs George Beirlaien

Shreve High Team Competes In County Tournament at Ashland

Shreve high school boys basketball, coached by Ulrey, traveled to Ashland for the county tournament. The Shreve team played well and contributed to Wayne schools earning honors in the event. Mrs. John Biggs visits her daughter in New Bremen Ohio and Mrs. James Speck visits a son in Akron. A Friday night gathering at the MBE church featured a tureen dinner and social games.

M. BE John Biggs New Bremen Ohio James Speck Akron

Wittenberg Freshman Ben Miller Joins 1926 Football

Dover notes freshman Ben Miller of this place will make Wittenberg University’s 1926 football squad per Coach Godfrey. He played as a fan against Miami when the Lutherans faced them.

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