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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
7
Canton area social notices recount gatherings at the homes of Reed and Walker and a busy calendar of meetings. Church groups including Crystal MCG and First Canton W C T U hold sessions, while couples celebrate anniversaries and engagements. Local PTAs, Circle of Mercy, and several bridge and card clubs meet across the week with planned social events and library fundraisers.
Club calendar lists tomorrow events for Canton Woman's Club White Ribbon Beaker and Ladies Oriental Shrine with times and hostesses. Reports on daughter speaker Miss Schmuck er piano selections and Miss Edith Marshall vocal numbers. Next meetings set for March 25 April 15 and April 1. Mrs Andrew Hodnot hosts Silver Leaf clan at 1431 4th St NE with point euchre prizes.
Circle No 3 of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid met at 929 Camden Ave SW with 24 members and 4 guests. one new member joined and committees for mission and sickness were formed. Ruth Arnold Sewing Club gathered at 1030 Mahoning Rd NE for informal sewing and refreshments. Colonial Club met at 22nd St NW with sewing and dinner. Neighborhood Club held Euchre at 230 Chicago Pl NW with prizes to Mrs. Katherine St Clair and Mrs. Lilian Wagner. future meetings planned at Mrs. Sarah McGovern’s Marion Ave SW and Mrs. T G Wetzger’s 934 Harrietay NW.
The pastor leads the second Bible study class at Crystal Park M E Church scheduled for Friday evening. The Boy Scouts of Trinity Lutheran Church will also meet Friday evening.
The ad touts new spring dresses in Crepes Printed Crepes and novelty silks with line and trim reflecting the season. Frocks show fine workmanship and quality at prices from 15.95 dollars and up suitable for every purse.
Various churches schedule religious instruction classes on Saturday morning and afternoon. Choirs rehearse Friday evening at 7 30. Events include Junior department card distribution for special meetings, Circle E meetings, and multiple group gatherings at homes and churches. A bake sale also planned at Arcade Market basement.
The Plantz-Weaver group of the W F M 8 will hold an all day sewing bee on Friday at the home of Mrs C A Zellara 802 Harriet NW. Mrs Swift and another attendee live at 616 12th St NW.
Pros cntor C. B. McClintock files suit Thursday to collect a $1200 bond in the James Theros liquor violation case. Theros was warrant in Columbia Heights but failed to appear for trial. bondsman Sam Meletios.
A. J. Wumberger Sons Co. of Mansi tion filed a common pleas suit against Sir J. Mauger seeking judgment for 134.55 on an account for household goods. J. G. Hammersmith represents the plaintiff.
Abbie Sheeley of 1111 Lawrence 14 NE sues Ralph Sheeley for neglect represented by Amerman and Mills. Pearl G Brown of 1101 Camden av SW sues Charles H Brown for neglect and cruelty handled by C. C. Curtin. Adolf Wilfinger of Alliance sues Anna Wilfinger for cruelty neglect and fraud with Hart and Koehler. Estimates claim 10,000,000 cubic miles of water in ocean.
One hundred thirty six Canton students are candidates for degrees at the spring convocation to be held Friday at Ohio State University. Dr R G Hosking will deliver the address on Biological Bargatina as eight of the 11 colleges present candidates. The class brings the yearly total to nearly 500. Canton candidates include Arland Russell Hershberger, Byron Wen ger, and George Delbert Thompson.
Alliance residents J Stewart Hicks a bricklayer and Malinda M Mann secure a marriage license. Carl E Hope a die maker of 639 Maryland Ave SW lists Helen Merrick of 504 Newton Ave NW. Howard W H Curtis a policeman of McDonald Ohio and Mary E Howard of Alliance also record licenses. Arthur Hooster a machinist of Mas ellion and Anna Wootten of 1935 Market Ave N appear in the notice.
A Canton crepe listing promotes sport stripe tub crepe priced at 3.00 and 3.25 dollars per yard. The fabric comes in blue and yellow with many new color combinations, is 33 inches wide, and advertised for high quality.
The ad lists multiple fabrics with special prices including thirty shades of fine quality at 59c per yard. It also offers non crush sone fabrics in about twenty colors at 1.00 per yard, linen in sport stripes at 1.25 per yard, and Irish linen novelty in two tone effects at 1.19 per yard.
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