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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
5
The Trinity Reformed church hosts regular monthly and weekly prayer meetings with various English and German services each week. Lowell Reformed and First Baptist communities report membership appeals, guild meetings, and Sunday school activities, including baptisms and Easter preparations.
Superintendent J B Derrick spoke at union services about Monday evening the YWCA business group visiting the station. Tuesday evening the Sunday School lesson for the following Sunday will be studied, reflecting a busy church week.
First Christian reports Sunday attendance at Binia school with 38 new pupils, Loyal Men lead a local contest, Napoleon Hill De Cleveland spoke, and Rev. Fowler to preach next Sunday. Bible school medal presented to Katherine Poorman. Trinity Reform Church notes strong services and sermons on belief and fate. Various youth and community meetings scheduled through the week at local churches.
Y Lutheran and Trinity Evangelical churches hold week long preaching and study events led by Dr McMerken Rev Zachman and other pastors. Five new members welcomed at Bedford Ave U P church. Epworth League campaigns feature speakers from Muskingum College and other pastors. Prayer services prepare for sermons in coming weeks with officers to be elected at Monday meeting.
Morning and evening services discuss the eaten canon with topics like The Seven Words. A trusters meeting is planned at First Evangel, and evening services feature a chorus choir with I Am Athirat. The Tours People's meeting is set at Wesley Church. Friday night events occur in Langue room at 1 20.
Police arrested a man Sunday at 1117 20th Street SW after disturbance at a church service led by Rev Harold Monn vier. He was charged with violating the Crate Act. Bond set, hearing scheduled Tuesday morning in Epworth area.
A fragmented note describes a new flat iron capable of self heating. Mentions an invention from a factory with references to a white family and a simple design. The text is garbled but implies heat regulation and an aim to replace older irons.
A fragment notes postponement of events for one week at Grace Reformed Church due to various duties. Rev. HE Korpp and Rev. O. J larvit filled the pulpit. Sunday sermons titled The Maturing Christ and The Price of Discipleship. New members joined the Sunday service.
A Cleveland report describes a woman found dead in a chicken coop with a coroner weighing the cause. Investigators say no definitive crimes were confirmed, and police questioned several persons as the case unfolded.
In Prestorville, a feud erupts ending in death with three men injured and two in custody. Harrison Wilke Reed, 33, and Melvin Nef, 30, are among those detained. Forgey, town marshal, and a deputy sheriff were involved as authorities arrest suspects.
Grace Evangelical held a week long revival at Susay church with Rev. Firestone leading morning services and Rev. Columban preaching in the evening. Each day features a different speaker except Saturday. Deg Osborn of Columbus attended and spoke at the meeting Friday.
A fragmented notice lists multiple church events including an evening prayer meeting at Ne I HM Martin sater cnuren led by Rev Schmucker and Rev J Re Wane fanaker at Paria Oy, a 6:90 pm Ad Sezer Seacher Toarne, and a Lenten midweek service. Other entries mention Daniel Toone Camp of Pune, Winat Congregational etek gatherings, and services at St Pauls AB, with details on attendees and times.
In Dover on April 23, Arthur Kranta, president of the Reeve Bank and Trust Company, and others reported threats aimed at him. A trap set by private detectives led to capture and temporary confinement at Dover Jail. Kranta stated he did not intend to prosecute, and the Dover mayor said there was no official notification of surveillance. The youth was to be sent to a sanatorium for observation.
Lena Mares of 1010 8th Street was arrested Saturday night for violating liquor laws as police found him emerging from a cellar with liquor destroyed. He reportedly escaped through a cellar window, tying his arrest to a third violation within a period of months in Alliance.
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