Death notice for Alhoun in local obituaries
A brief obituary notes the passing of Alhoun, with limited readable details. The fragment confirms a death but lacks full context or biographical data.
26 Mar 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1922
Page
1
A brief obituary notes the passing of Alhoun, with limited readable details. The fragment confirms a death but lacks full context or biographical data.
Eight scouts or more, including scoutmaster J M Taylor, perish when a sudden gale capsizes canoes on Magician Lake near Dowagine Michigan. Thirteen year old John N Taylor Jr among survivors, Harper and others rescue attempts are described in early reports. Coast Guard crews search the lake for the missing at night.
James A. Devine of Columbus, secretary of the Ohio Building and Loan association, predicts rents will fall as Spring brings a 40,000 home building boom across Ohio. He estimates about 120 million dollars will be spent on new homes this season.
London reports warn civil warfare may erupt in Ireland unless drastic measures are taken. Michael Collins travels to London to press Britain on arms and funds for Ulster forces as Churchill and Lloyd George prepare for the upcoming conference.
Miss Ethel Kellar of the Canton Chamber of Commerce says the city has a strong need for trained workers. Bookkeepers stenographers salesmen office managers multigraph operators clerical workers and canvassers are in daily demand as industrial conditions improve. Experience preferred for both men and women.
The forecast calls for showers and cooler conditions in Ohio with cloudy and colder weather Sunday and Monday. Eastern areas may see rain. Temperatures are noted with yesterday’s figures at 7 am 2 pm and 9 pm. A Masonic notice announces a special Canton Lodge communication on Monday March 27 at 6:30 pm with F C Degree to be conferred. Assistance ads offer help for unemployed and odd jobs with contact details.
Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army reports nationwide drops in poverty area drunkenness since the Volstead Act. She says the decline is so sharp the Boozer's Day program has been abolished as needy drunks are gathered, clothed, fed, and prayed with.
County commissioners may require alternate building plans to keep construction and equipment costs within an $860000 target funded by the Springfield Lake hospital sale proceeds. Architect estimates exceed funds, with site costs around $20000 and potential delays to finish. A board of trustees will run hospital operations, with nominal salaries for trustees.
H. IL Mann a Pennsylvania railroad trainman died Saturday at about 4 30 in an accident between two freight cars. He is believed to have been crushed while attempting to couple the cars. Age 37, formerly of Wooster, he resided at the railroad Y M C A. Survived by parents, four brothers, two sisters and several relatives. Member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
Eighteen city workers lose jobs under Mayor C C Curtis economy drive. Water works clerks drop from seven to five, two water meter readers dismissed, three sewer laborers fired, three engineers, eight street laborers removed. Curtis plans reclassification and further cuts across departments. Over a hundred employees have already been dismissed this year.
Wanted ex service men to do enamel burning. Experience not nec essary. Apply Monday, American Legion, 320 Walnutay N Advy, Meeting of all Horseshoe Pitchers at Schwitzgable's Plumbing Shop 1132 Cleveland av SW Sunday morn ing March 26 at 9 o'clock. H C Schwitzgable Sec Adv. The World's Greatest Flour may be had at all grocer's Adv. Moving and Draying State 1276 Adv. Return Engagement of S C Silver all this week. See the amusement page. Ireland's best quality 12 button length French kid gloves in black white and various shades of brown and gray reduced from 6 to 3 95 a pr Arthur's 294 Mkt N Adv. Jewelry at Your Own Price all this week 511 Tusest E 8S C Silver auctioneer Adv. Special Sunday Chicken Dinner 11 30 to 8 p m 1 Courtland HotelL Advy. What Do You Bid On jewelry silverware cut glass musical instruments and luggage Youll get what you want at your own price 511 Tuscat E all this week Adv.
The Senate faced the need to ratify two supplemental agreements to the four power Pacific treaty rather than one. Senator Lodge pushed for separate resolutions after opposing including two reservations in the main ratification. Democratic leaders insisted reservations were integral and must be ratified by all parties. The debate left the matter unsettled with the Japanese homeland provision still unresolved.
The United States delivered a second note to allied powers asserting that its claim for 241 million dollars to support the American expeditionary forces on the Rhine remains valid regardless of how allies settle internal payables. The note was prompted by a mutual agreement among France and others on payments.
An advertisement package offers a silver plated bank and a baby book for opening a Baby's Savings account with minimum deposits and free baby's first photograph from Courtney's Studio. Includes club offer for record expense savings and location details.
Lawrence Massachusetts reports police steps to curb firearms sales as radical Labor leader Ben Legere warns of an Iron brigade among mill workers. He vows harsher actions if wage cuts proceed and hints at intensified strike tactics beyond mere walkouts.
Brainard A. Rohn a 70 year old lifelong Canton resident died Saturday afternoon after a sudden apoplexy while trimming trees in the Cairo orchard. He is survived by four daughters four sons ten grandchildren and a great grandchild funeral arrangements to be announced. Crooksville council raises drunkenness fine to 100 dollars from 50.
Wriah Rowe of Buffate Creek Wayneco West Virginia dies at 80 after a period of apparent good health and concern for his place in life. He was married twice and leaves a widow and 17 children. The cause is listed as heart trouble.
Five passengers aboard the Miss Miami are presumed drowned after a wreck near Bimini. Only Robert Moore survived, delirious and hospitalized after heroic efforts to save others. Rescue fleets and Navy units scoured the Atlantic for bodies of Mr and Mrs August Bulte, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Smith, and Mrs J S Mekson.
William Blue of 1508 Tusesarawas Street was slightly injured Saturday at 3 30 p m when struck by an N O T city car at the Tuscara wasst W crossing. He did not hear the approaching car and was taken to Mercy hospital where doctors said injuries were not serious.
Exhibitors in the Canton Daily News automobile show at the Canton Motor Car Co building April 3 to 8 will draw for first and second floor spaces next week. Dealers approve the fair method, with special booths per dealer and enhanced illumination. A mezzanine department will display accessories. interurban car excursions are planned. Thayer's band will entertain opening night. two orchestras perform daily. radiophone concerts featured. attendance plans arranged by Ralph E. Hay George Monnot and Thurman C. Smith. Annual inspection Tuesday March 28 at 7 p m Full Templar W Uniform. Dining served at 6 p m Wilbur E Hall Com Carl F Spanagel Recorder.
In Huntington West Virginia March 25 union miners vow to resist eviction from company houses as an April 1 strike looms. Non union operators in Norfolk and Western Logan Kanawha Boone and New River fields prepare to run non union while union leaders seek to prevent outbreaks. Officials expect possible clashes but predictions are uncertain as output remains high and storage tonnage climbs.
A short lived cyclone hit Beaumont Texas at about five p m causing injuries to several people and extensive damage in five to six minutes. The storm’s quick passage left downed power lines, damaged roofs and scattered debris around the area.
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