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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
7
League of Women Voters luncheon at Canton Woman's Club on Tuesday at 12 30. Various women's clubs hold meetings and social events across Canton including dinners, teatimes, and PTA gatherings with speakers and programs planned through mid March.
League of Women Voters hosts 12 30 luncheon at Canton Woman's Club. Daughters of 1812 meet 2 30 at Canton Woman's Club. Canton Elks St Patrick's Dance 8 30 at Hotel Northern. Columbus Woman's Club 2 30 at K of C club rooms. Michigan Club 12 30 luncheon hosted by Mrs Herman Klehammer. Social 8 Club 8 hostess Mrs Henry J Schmitt. Swastika 5600 Club 6 hostess Mrs Clarence Festerly 8 Sewing Club 8 hostess Mrs Alice Rice. Du B Ga Club 8 hostess Mrs Lloyd Bethune. Double Six Euchre Club 8 hostess Mrs A Gerathy. Ruth Arnold Sewing Club.
The W M A quartet from the two Anton U B churches sang at St Pauls U B Church Sunday night. The Class Dependable holds its secular monthly meeting Tuesday at Mrs Oscar Humrichouse home 933 Greenfield Av SW. Intermediate Christian Endeavor officers meet Monday at Miss Ava Warfel home 2617 6th St SW at 7 30 PM.
The Men's Bible class hosts an indoor basket picnic at 6 30 p m Tuesday March 17 at First Baptist church. Guests include the Men’s Bible class wives Baraca members and friends with short addresses by William Daberko and Service Director Syler plus special musical numbers.
Dr. W H McMaster president of Mount Union College addressed a large Canton congregation at morning and evening services. His sermons covered The Christian Foundation of Liberty and Religion and Science linking Jeremiah Galileo and other discoveries to God’s dominion.
The Loyal Men's Bible class of the First Christian church leads an attendance contest with Akron, reporting 465 Sunday and aiming for 700 next Sunday and 1000 by year end. The class meets in the Opera House, with former attendance of 139, plans special talks and music, and schedules a March 27 banquet for 750 attendees with Ted Robinson as principal speaker.
At First Reformed Church both morning and evening services observed Lent. Pastor R W Blemker preached Of What Spirit Are We in the morning and When Forsaken by God in the evening. The mixed choir performed an anthem in the morning and Mrs Elmer Tschantz sang Behold the Master in the evening.
Rev. P. H. Welshimer, pastor at First Christian, was confined at home for weeks due to illness but is now much improved. He is expected to return to duties this week and may occupy the pulpit next Sunday if strength returns.
Sunday evening at the Reformed church in Cairo featured a singing service led by William Adams on the organ. The Bible class taught by R W Blemker will postpone its meeting one week and be held Wednesday evening March 25.
Sunday attendance at Union Mission was 232 as L W Beckley from Loudonville preached Sunday. Simpson M. B. League will attend the services Monday evening and supply the speaker. Tuesday evening the Sunday school lesson will be studied.
An every member canvass at First Presbyterian Church gathered about 600 pledges on Sunday morning. A large committee led by John Simmon visited absent members in the afternoon, bringing in the first day total of $19,500. Dr. John Grigg of Canton Christian College will speak Thursday evening under Tappan Auxiliary auspices.
The men of First M. E. church plan volleyball Mondays and Wednesdays at 5 PM. The Oxford Bible class meets with Mrs T. 8S. Culp at 3309 6th St SW Mondays 7 30 PM. Religious School of Education meets Tuesday at 7 15 PM. Fetzer Carmony group of W F M S hosted at Mrs Allen Ridge 1112 Sth St NW Wednesday afternoon.
The Bedford Avenue United Presbyterian women’s group meets for an all day quilting event at Mrs. Harry Reinecker’s home 3121 9th Street SW Tuesday. The Friendly Bible class hosts a St Patrick s day social in the church basement Tuesday evening.
The cornerstone for the Sunday school unit of Crystal Park Methodist Episcopal church was laid Sunday afternoon with Pastor C. R. McMeeken presiding. Dr. W. H. McMaster of Mt. Union College gave the principal address and Dr. C. E. Manchester delivered the invocation. The ceremony featured church choir music and no morning service. The new unit, to be completed by early June, will be added to as the church grows.
The children's department had 88 attendees while the young people section counted 63 and the adults 79. The membership committee is set to meet Monday evening at the church.
Tuesday morning at 10 a Holy Communion will be celebrated at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. After the service the women of the parish will convene in the parish house for an all day sewing session. At 8 there is a meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary.
At First Congregational Church the Daniel Boone camp of Pioneers will hold a meeting in the club room Monday evening. The Girls of the Cant-I-Club also meet Monday evening in the club room. Those taking part in the Senior C. KB play in practicing will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in the church.
The Senior Luther league of First Lutheran church will meet on Tuesday.
Grace Reformed church received thirteen new members into its Sunday school during a special service. A campaign for additional members is under way as both morning and evening services drew good attendance with Dr. Oliver J. Harvis of Boston delivering The Triumphant Faith in the morning and Rev. K. E. Koepp guiding the evening service.
The article notes the sixth sermon on Christ with the subject Charity. A Bible pageant At the Gate Beautiful and a pan tomime Oh Master Let Me Walk With Thee preceded the message. Mrs Edward Fellman played organ and chimes. A song service was directed by Mrs Lehman and Mrs Robert Douglas sang The Vesper Prayer.
Miss Margaret Arbaugh leads Trinity Lutheran church class meeting Monday evening at 15038 Ridge Kn NW. Officers elected include Marian Densler president Esther Carpenter vice president Hazel Nobile secretary and Fleaste Reemanyder treasurer. The Mrs Isaac Harter class taught by Mrs Ear C Herman will hold its monthly meeting with Mrs Ray Raff 1615 Harvard NW.
Grace Evangelical church will hold a pre Easter revival starting next Sunday and ending on Easter Sunday. Pastor Grace Evangelical Tev and A Firestone will lead with subject sermons on Prayer and Salvation and C Dwight Osborne of Columbus will assist as song leader.
The Trinity Reformed Church held large crowds at both morning and evening services. The sermon title in Lent was What Shall We Believe About Christ with related hymns and solos by Mt Union college performers. Activities include Boy Scout meeting, and Business Woman's Missionary Society monthly supper at the church Tuesday.
An old advertisement touts Hemroid by Dr Leon Leonhardt promising rapid relief without greasy salves or cutting, with a guarantee and free if not satisfied, and directs inquiries to Roth and Hug or any good deugeist for purchase.
The chorus will rehearse from seven to eight Tuesday evening at the church. The young people cabinet will meet from eight to nine Tuesday at the church.
Calvary Presbyterian reports large congregations and strong Bible school attendance. The Philo Christi Bible class will host member families Tuesday at 6 o clock.
The confirmation society of Martin Luther church lists committees for Mas ter day decorating Sun day school class reception and music led by Mrs Downes Mrs Walkers eclats and Mrs Ethel Schmucker. A committee will organize a half million dollar drive for Capital University May 6 to June 1 with Leonard Schhneider as representative. Nora Schmeltzer and Luther League are noted. Baptism was the pastor's topic and next Sunday will discuss Confirmation Confession and Absolution.
Seventy four present at Gibbs Sunday school. Several new members joined. Weekly prayer meeting set for Tuesday evening at 7 40 at the home of C Schwarz 1910 Maple Ave NE.
Revival meetings began at the Bethany Evangelical church with Rev. W H McLaughlin preaching Sunday afternoon and evening. The sermon titled When I See the blood will pass over you was used in the evening and a second address on The Second Coming is planned for Tuesday night.
C. Conley, the song leader, will be present Tuesday evening to take charge of the singing and remain throughout the meeting. The male quartet will bring special messages in song.
At First Christian Church and Ribla School yesterday attendance reached 2592 with twenty one new pupils enrolled and two new church members added. The Fourth Grade Juniors host a party Monday evening from six to eight at the church. Tuesday features a St Patrick's party hosted by Loyal Christian Endeavor in church fellowship rooms for all youth.
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