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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1925
Page
21
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Thomas Fletcher national speaker and former Ohio representative aims to address the Jefferson Day ball organized by Alliance Democrats on Monday night. Expected attendees include Canton visitors and local residents as Fletcher's profile rises as a potential governor or U S senator.
March events include Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Immanuel Reformed Church and a club dancing party at Alliance club. W C T U program at First Presbyterian, Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Canton, Mount Union College musical at Union Avenue church, Baltimore club gathering, and Commandery banquet for Night Templars and ladies at the Masonic Temple.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hess and Mr and Mrs Carl Sponseller motored to Kingstown Sunday. Several local residents visit relatives and undergoions including George Sponseller post operation. Henry Gray returns from Florida. Otis Jester and family travel. Mrs Lewis Owen visits family. Niagara Falls plans noted.
Dwight Wier of Alliance has been elected editor-in-chief of the Unionian yearbook for 1925 by Mount Union College's junior class. Harold Kerr of Ellwood City Pa. is named business manager. Wier belongs to Sigma Nu. Kerr to Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
The Alliance YMCA schedules a week of hikes and Know Your City trips during spring break. Boys should bring lunch and cups. Activities include Franklin club hike, tours to Crescent Pottery and Machined Steel Casting, Supreme Dairy, a 12 and over city hike, Scout troop hikes, and an overnight Canton trip for older scouts.
Modern Woodmen of Alliance will be well represented at the county convention in Massillon on April 1. Members from all sections of the county will attend the conclave. The Alliance lodge elected twenty six delegates to represent this city. Other local members also expect to make the trip to Massillon for the event. An interesting program will feature the gathering.
Captain W R Higgins of Alliance will address two Salem audiences Tuesday head of the Stark County Officers Reserve. He will likely discuss Officers Reserve work and will speak at noon to the Salem Rotary club and at 2 30 to the Travelers' club with a large turnout anticipated.
The Coterie club will be entertained Monday night by Mrs. Simons and the Fortnightly by Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Olive Linn of Ashland spent this week with her daughter Mrs. Mabel Farrer. Mrs. L. A. Rogers visited with her daughter Mrs. Maud McMillen at Alliance Woman's club. J W Kreger and Raymond attended a Cleveland wedding. Jurors for April term named in Cleveland. Ohio State students Elmer Estill Paul Wartz Wayne Badger Sidney Smith Raymond Bird and Clarence Itner spend spring vacation at home.
March 28 report from Magnolia notes the W M A of the local U B church began in a cemetery during a North Lawrence picnic eight years ago. Led by Laura Sharp for the eighth year as president the group grew from seven founding members to 44 active with about 80 at each meeting and twelve new members this year.
Prof G F Lamb head of Mount Union College Geology will present Erosion In Northeast Ohio in the Late Mississippian Age at the Ohio Academy of Science meeting to be held at Wooster this week. He has aided the state geology department for ten years in Ohio's geological survey.
Alliance HIY club will be guests of the Minerva club in Alliance on Tuesday evening. A joint meeting was held in Alliance on March 20 and both clubs expect an interesting program. Transportation committee includes Donald Powman as chairman, with Kenneth Cunin and Webster Moore.
Orrville Measles confines Leroy Miller to home while Rudolph Dowell improves after three weeks. Harry Cotterman of East Market street Auto Supply Co. made an assignment late Monday. his attack was appraised Tuesday. Rotarians and Notary Anns attend Canton district conference. Exchange club discusses community development and Exchangite engagement. Officers elected: President M. B. Garber, vice president Glen P. D. Klopfenstein, secretary R. A. Kinney. Mrs. Forest Gift and daughter Helen and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Steele visited Columbus. Minnie Martin traveled to Apple Creek.
News from Dalton reports Mrs. Harry Stington steadily improving after surgery at Wooster city hospital. Miss Erna Swisher and Mrs. John Shade visited Wednesday. Carl Brown and son Carl Edward stayed in Akron with Sevilla Ridley. Mrs. Baldwin visiting Kent schoolmates. Mrs. Haverstocks hosted by Fugitts in Orrville. United Presbyterian Ladies plan a bake sale Saturday. Motz on sick list.
Farmers from Stark Summit Portage Mahoning Columbiana Carroll and Tuscarawas counties will attend a national dairy show in Alliance on May 18. The event includes Holstein Guernsey Jersey and Ayrshire cattle exhibits plus educational displays on milk, forage feeds and bovine tuberculosis. The show train will travel through forty cities in Ohio Michigan Indiana and Illinois with tents seats and equipment.
Canal Fulton March 28. Presbyter ian Sunday school class No 5 entertained by Miss Grace Storrie at her parents home. Lectures and visits follow with multiple local residents named.
Mrs Hat the Hines and Mrs Lettice Young return from Pattersonville after visiting Mr and Mrs Olin Shaffer. Clifton Koffel and family of Canton and Archie Myers joined Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Marion Freed. Myra Tribley from Alliance stayed with Mr and Mrs B C Cowan. Mrs R Alien returns to Alliance after three weeks with her daughter Mrs W C Sutton. Mrs Fred Conkey and sons of
Louisville guests Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Harsh. Helen Hoopes visits Lorain uncle. Mrs. Martha Lytle of Cleveland visits H. L. Yoder home. Klbler family hosted by Luther Richards. Elmer Hawk of Hibbetts calls in Minerva. Yang Monday Canton trip by Mr. and Mrs. Clay Snook. Harvey Hamilton of Mansfield visits E. D. Snook. Mrs. Charles Price and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Draker visit Alliance. Perdues from Columbus and Mary Perdue with William Goudy visit C. R. Hines in Alliance. Walter Wright family week end with Cleveland relatives. Letha May and Jean Wright with relatives in Cleveland. Nova and Everett Walter visit Canton. Everett sues grandmother Anna Miller in Canton.
The Animal League of American Steel Foundries won three straight over the Panthers and Bears at Monarch alleys. Final scores show 2700 for Animal League to 2378 for opponents. Tigers defeated Lions 3619 to 2475. Lineup and pin scores follow.
Ralph Hartline returns from Auburndale to visit his father John Hartline and sisters Ora and Beulah. The Pythian Sisters held a meeting with Mrs. James Riffer as candidate and Maybelle Cope winning a curiosity prize. Quarantine for smallpox lifted for Cope and Zurcher households. Last seven deaths on Main Street within four months. Local remodeling on Main Street business room and social visits to Navarre and Dover.
March 28 Waynesburg notes record Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spice attending a Canton birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Williams. Carrollton visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Shotwell at the R. H. Thomas home. The Thomas couple traveled to Carrollton to see their son-in-law. Health updates show Mrs. Earl Hoobler and son Robert with grippe, and Mrs. Damon Muckley also ill. A Canton visit features Mrs. Brag Haulk. Detroit wedding news reports Harry Halter and Miss Hilda Dieringer wed last Friday. Welter Burkhart and family were guests of Mrs. Burkhart’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith, at a Sunday visit.
Rome with a population of 700000 leverages a police department twice as many detectives as New York City, signaling a major shift in crime policing levels across two giant urban centers.
Officers patrolling near Sycamore and Watson detected liquor smell from a Ford truck. They found 28 five gallon cans of corn whiskey in a nearby garage valued at 1500 dollars. No arrests reported as owners were sought early Sunday.
Sebring march 28 Mrs Thomas Naughton hosted C C club at her South 15th street home with games contests and a late luncheon. Mrs Garnet Hutmacher will entertain the club in three weeks. J Heath of Western Union helped Crewson install Naval Observatory clocks. Harold McConnell John Adllen Jr and Joseph Burna of Ohio State on spring vacation at local homes. Mrs William Downard is sick. The Summerilles visit relatives here and at Conesville. Joyes Ewen born to Mr and Mrs W M Santee. Sam Green Pittsburgh business trip and other local notes.
The Narcissus Sewing club met with Miss Annette Spidell on Cross street Tuesday evening with Mrs. Chester Huprich Mrs. Raymond Renner and several others in attendance. The hostess served lunch. Also the E T N sewing club was entertained at Mrs J I McGonigal on Bodmer Ave with many guests and later lunch.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Moore of Wadsworth visit W A Solliday. Wesley Crawford buys a pilot on South Welle and plans a home. The Wednesday club at the Presbyterian church hosts at Mrs Harry Bertolette s home. Ladies Aid quilting at the Christian church all day Thursday. Mrs Paul Morgan Willis and Mary Jane Carl visit Wooster friends. Presbyterian church fellowship dinner ends with a congregational merger touting a debt free church year.
A Catholic sermon series argues the first cause must be a living being with life intelligence and free will. The lecturer, Rev. B. E. Graham of St. John's Church, asserts God is the infinite, perfect source of all existence, with personality and self consciousness, and discusses the nature of evil and the limitations of finite understanding.
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