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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
2
Delegates at the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs hear Morain Park School head F D Slutz argue against dissecting literature and for a life rich in art, music, and books. Mrs. VanWye warns on over legislation while Mrs. Clark contends women control household buying and civic power.
A reflection urges valuing literature and arts in education over veterinary surgery on horses. It argues students may grow to love classics after graduation if taught properly and warns club women and mothers to support increased arts funding in schools.
Ida Clyde Clark associate editor of Pictorial Review spoke in Courtland urging women to sharpen organization skills and develop the gang spirit. She argues government limits home duties and that women must concentrate their efforts to gain power and equal terms with men. Her remarks come amid a convention talk and the success of her book Uncle Sam Needs a Wife drawing interest for film adaptation.
Police report states Theodore Stemberger of 511 Boylan Ave SE and G G Rhys of 1218 Hursh NW found their cars damaged after a Tuesday evening collision at the Tuscarawas and Bm intersection. A second wreck involved John Fernados of 2084 sth NE and E B Carnes of 1922 Tuscara at Walnutay and Sra at SB, causing further damages.
Charles Moore of Reedurban paid a total of 23.40 in Justice Heminger's court for failing to license his dog. He pleaded guilty after witnesses were called and was assessed the standard fine and costs.
J. F. Casper, 64, of 1414 Shoal NW, is hospitalized at Mercy with head and arm abrasions after being struck by a car on Tuesday night while walking along North Canton road. He was alone when the incident occurred.
J C Knox of the Pittsburgh city territory Rudd Manufacturing Co will broadcast Thursday evening May 14 at 7 45 PM KST over KDKA. The program will cover the history of the bath and its cultural impact.
Resolution urged the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs to require nature study in grades one through six with supervision by a qualified supervisor. The conservation division seeks support to protect wildflowers and to influence legislation through the federation.
At the Ohio Federation of Women's clubs breakfast in Courtland Hotel delegates debated whether radio will replace newspapers. Mrs. George McCormick of Marion predicted a radio newspaper future, while Ida Clyde Gibson of the Pictorial Review argued newspapers will adapt rather than vanish.
Conservation clubs in Ohio will fund a $4,000 Martin L. Davey Forest Conservation Scholarship for high school students. The essay contest seeks 500 word pieces on forest conservation with $1,000 awarded annually for four years at an Ohio college.
Viscount Milner, former British war secretary, dies in London after several weeks of illness from sleeping sickness. Earlier this month he seemed to be recovering, but his condition worsened to a crisis early today.
Resolutions on state aid for underprivileged handicapped children pass without dissent. Mrs. Prentiss R. Reod of Toledo reads them. Federation notes Martin L. Davey scholarship approval and traces women's progress from biblical times to today.
Mrs Millar and other leaders from Canton and statewide clubs emphasized the role of women in forest conservation. They urged teaching forestry, funding for reforestation, and laws for safe land use as they discussed the federation meeting agenda in Canton.
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