Women Workers Rise As Census Figures Show Increase
Twenty three of every 109 women and girls in the United States are employed with most working over 48 hours a week. Over thirty years census data show a 200 percent rise in employed women, nine of every hundred are married, and W C T U leaders announce plans for the Detroit convention November 11 to 19 with speakers from Canada and Australia. An International Night session will discuss border control to curb rum smuggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Economics
National W. Co. T. 1
Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Emma E. Spencer
Columbus
Meredith Union
W Cc. T. U
Detroit
Michigan
Lincoln C. Andrews
Sarah Rowell Wricht
Isabel McColingdate
Australia
Belle Kearney
Mississippi
Canada
Mexico
Russian experts doubt faded village painting is Raphael Madonna
In Moscow on October 1 1925 Prof Nicolas Romanov and five other experts concluded the Madonna and Child faces were likely added by Raphael pupils while questioning whether the Ural village painting is the missing Madonna del Populo from Raphael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Daily News
Moscow
Ural
Raphael
Nicolas Romanov
Tomanov
Spaniards Press Forward Toward Ajdir
Spanish troops occupy the heights of Ardrar and Sedan dominating Ajdir as artillery fires advance them. The fall of Ajdir, Abd El Krim’s former HQ, is believed imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Ardrar
Sedan
Ajdir
Abd el Krim
Local people host visitors as community notes in Shreve
Shreve residents share weekend visits with Wooster Big Prairie and Perrysville families. Attendees include Harry Rogers Ed Shultz at Orrville Masonic temple rededication. Helen Smell heads to Abury College Wilmore Ky to enter senior class. Dr F R Ewing sells business to Warden Sprowls and plans move to Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrysville
Joseph T. Harvey
Harvey Easterday
Harry Rogers
Ed Shultz
Orrville Masonic Temple
Helen Smell
Aebury College
Wilmore
Otto Troutman
Fred
Orrville
Otto Tiddall
J. B. Smell
Helen
Millersburg
John Poperstine
Cleveland
Louise Morgan
F. R. Ewing
Warden Sprowls
O. S. A. Veterinary School
Ewing
Lima
Shreve
Donald Harrington
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. Booth
Justus Oct 1 notices of local residents events
Mr and Mrs Paul Slicker and son Bobbie of Massillon hosted by D W Evans. Ray Fisher and Alice Dean visited Lake Fork. Rev E E Rush resumes United Brethren pastorate for another year. Mrs E Kipfer visited Navarre with Mrs H A Warstler. Alice Haager and Marjorie stayed with Dan and Mrs Wurtz in Navarre. Frank Zuduitch of Massillon was a business visitor. Lorin Stevenson improving after illness. Thomas Evans hostesses for King Daughters classes. Klein family moved to Navarre. Neidenthal family moved into Klein property. Mildred Evans and Bonnie Bowen in Massillon. Walter Ridgeway and family of Strasburg visited Martin Brooks family. Thomas Savage and family and John Jones and son Paul visited Edis Williams at Newton Falls. Abe Hollinger of Beach City visited relatives in Navarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus
Paul Slicker
Bobbie
Massillon
D. W. Evans
Ray Fisher
Alice Dean
Lake Fork
E. E. Rush
United Brethren Church
E. Kipfer
Navarre
H. A. Warstler
Alice Haager
Marjorie
Dan Wurtz
Frank Zuduitch
Lorin Stevenson
Thomas Evans
King’s Daughters
Louis Klein
Charles Neidenthal
Klein
Walter Ridgeway
Strasburg
Martin Brooks
Thomas Savage
Lloyd
Nola
Effie
John Jones
Paul
Edis Williams
Newton Falls
Abe Hollinger
Beach City
Alliance Social News Highlights From Oct. Meeting Announcements
Alliance notes list a Rota club luncheon at Mrs Scott Ebert’s Ridgewood home, Sans Saucer club at Mrs U J Alexander’s Milton Avenue, a South Park picnic by Philathean King’s Helpers and Shelton classes of the First Christian church, and a Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Mrs W J Goddert’s home. Alliance Chapter No 204 of the IOOF celebrates anniversary at the Masonic temple and a dinner bridge is planned at Alliance Country Club with dinner at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Goddert
Organization of Alliance Chapter No
Masonic Temple
Alliance Country Club
Only Chinese Can Rule China Alliance Talk Declares
Dr. Isaac T. Headland of Mount Union college told Alliance Rotarians that anyone can conquer China but none has ruled it, noting China’s absorptive jellyfish-like character. He cited assimilation of Tartars Mongols and Manchus and praised China as a friend to America while claiming Japan has no natural ally. He cited 40 000 schools modeled after American and English institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
China
Isaac T. Headland
Mount Union College
Headland
Christian University of Pekin
America
Japan
Dr. Headland
Alleged Drug Addicts Held in Alliance Crackdown
In Alliance on October 1 Lester Childers, labeled a drug addict, was taken into custody by Patrolman Shilingbore at 154 North Webb. Later Zenith Wuneh was arrested at 123 North Webb on suspicion of peddling dope. Filmer French, a deserter, was arrested at Louisville. Jennie Whitehead and Walter Hudson were held on statutory charges at 1108 Front Street. Flora David’s liquor sale charge was dismissed in municipal court. Edwin Barber fined for speeding. other minor traffic cases for F T Meade, J W Gethaman, and I J Noaker. Frank Butera arrested for suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Nurebal
Main Street
Walter Hudson
Front St
Henry
Shs Inghore
Flora David
Edwin Barber
Coats
F. T. Meade
J. W. Gethaman
I. J. Noaker
Frank Butera
Alliance Girl Weds Minerva Man in Local Ceremony
Miss Katheryne Smithers daughter of Mrs. Frank Cascaday married Edgar C. Russell son of Mr. and Mrs. W F B Russell of Minerva at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Dr W W Dieterich officiated and the couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Joseph Smithers, will reside in Alliance after a wedding luncheon and motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cassaday
South Union ‘Ay
Russell
Pastor Moore Returns To Sebring Parish For Fourth Year
Rev. 6Odg. Moore will begin his fourth year as pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church in Sebring. The Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference closed its session in Akron with Moore being returned for another year. Sebring church is placed in the Youngstown district, aligning with the county unit system, by Bishop Ilawara Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Moore
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference
Akron
Rey Moore
Youngstown
Mahoning
Ashtabula
Trumbull
Ilawara Hughes
Chicago
Sebring Merchants Visit Cleveland for Lab Tour
A 20 member Sebring Merchants association party toured Cleveland on Wednesday. They were hosted by Ohio Public Service officials at the Nela Park experimental laboratories in East Cleveland. The group included five Alliance residents and several guests from Canton. They returned to Sebring late Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Sebring Merchants Association
Cleveland
Ohio Public Service
Nela Park
East Cleveland
Alliance
John Hall
J. E. Torbert
J. Richey
Canton
Hall
Tobert
Kick of Bootball Causes Small Fire in Sebring
A football kicked by a small boy struck two storm wires at the Frank Henkle home on West Oregon Avenue causing a short circuit. Weather exposure weakened insulation and the pole feeding the attic began smoldering until Sebring firefighters severed the wires, averting house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Frank Henkle
West Oregon Ave
Sebiing
M A Houck Buried Alliance Funeral Held for Mahlon Houck
Funeral services for Mahlon A. Houck were held Wednesday at the Beloit home with Rev. L E Carr of Sebring presiding. Interment followed at Quaker Hill cemetery. He died Sunday morning after a heart illness, survived by his widow and several children.
Sunday School Class Hosts Music and Games Social
Rev and Mrs Campbell entertained the former Sunday school class of young men and friends at the United Presbyterian parsonage in Dalton on Tuesday evening. Music and games filled the evening with Ethel Douglas and Wilbur Wingert winning contests. Pumpkin pie and ice cream were served at 10 30. Attendees included Merl Douglas Willard Hauenstein Glen Douglas and Wilbur Wingert with guests Katherine Cook Ruth Douglas Canton and Alice Nussbaum of his place.
Mrs Elizabeth Hursh Oarville Dies at 85
Mrs Elizabeth Hursh aged 85 died at home on North Main Street Tuesday evening. She is survived by son Aaron at home. Funeral at County Line Church Friday at 10 30 AM with brief services at 9 30 AM at home. Reva Good and Wenger to officiate. Friends may call Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarville
Elizabeth Hursh
North Mainst
Aaron
County Line
Reva. Good
Wenger
Hartman Plans Holy Land Trip With Brother
Rev. M. L. Hartman pastor of the United Brethren church will travel to the Holy Land in January with his brother Rev. G. H. Hartman of Canton. The itinerary includes northern Africa Greece and Italy. They sail from New York on January 21 aboard the Republic.
Homeworth Notes on Local People and Events
In Homeworth on October 1 Glen Willard makes home improvements while Lawrence and Milton Stump visited in Salem. The oil well on the R C Miller farm was drilled Saturday and shows potential for a two to three barrel yield. Mrs Henry Weaver is seriously ill and several local families visit friends and relatives across Ohio, including trips to Cleveland and Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeworth
Glen Willard
Lawrence
Milton Stump
Salem
Henry Weaver
Charles Yeagley
R. H. Miller
Cleveland
R. C. Miller
V. Freshley
Beaver Falls
D. W. Hodge
Malvern
Canton City adopts street dedications and plats in Jacob Ney subdivision
Ordinance No 6805 accepts the dedication of streets drives and public places in Jacob Ney's Subdivision part of Out Lot No 4 and replat of city lots in Canton Stark County Ohio. The ordinance, approved September 14 1925, sets terms for payment transfers and recording, with publication noted in Canton Daily News. Also notices of divorce petitions against Fred B Campbell and others are published with hearing dates in Stark County Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Nev
Canton
Hett
State of Ohio
Jacob Ney
Gattart
Vohgs
Rana
Cyshton
Stark County
Ohio
Planning Commission
Couneil
Corneil
Harry W. Onrvier
W. Edgar Jackson
AN Pco Yen
Fy Ohas
M. Bali
Canton Daily News
Dhemales
Bad
Nootton
Helen Rice
Toon Do No
New Castro
Folwitt & Rice
Mag Alrather
Wross
Common Pleas Court
Noticr
Fred B. Campbell
Vera Campbell
Do. J. McCall
Perens
Ida Place Shi
Ida Place SE
Canton Steel Foundry Company
Counell
Ohto
Ida Place BE
Jacol Ney
Harry W. Oliver
Councell
Chas. M. Ball
Stark
Court of Common Pleas
Harry G. Austin
May Austin
May Astin Braucher
Frane Lamson
Archie Fe, Lamson
Archie E. Lamson
Braucher & Sterling
Canton City to Issue Storm Water Sewers Bonds 311000
Legal notice states Canton Ohio voters will decide on November 3 1925 about issuing bonds totaling 311000 to fund storm water sewer construction with a 25 year term and an estimated tax levy of 0137 mills outside legal limits to pay principal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Stark County
City of
Charles M. Ball
Canton Daily News
Local Social and Sports Roundup From East Greenville
East Greenville notes two social events with lingering scores and visits. Mrs James Mornin Jr hosted Wetona club at Main St with 500 won high score for Mildred Bevan. Marshmallow toast at Charles Kirk residence features Anna Evans class and many young neighbors. Local visits include Bert Shaub in Massillon and relatives from West Brookfield. Bear Cat football and West Erd Midgets played to a 6 1 draw on Gump field. Numerous familial visits and a church class house warming at Wilfred Brenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenville
James Mornin Jr
Wetona
Mainst
Mildredgevan
Howard Kipper
Ray Brenner
Roy Brenner
Cletus Wampler
Raymond Wecht
Opal Edwards
Mildred Bevan
Anna Evan
Methodist Church
Charles Kirk
Helen
Blossom Young
Pauline Beekel
Vestas Aston
Idella Jones
Nora Strunkhart
Cedella Books
Zelma
Ethel Kirk
Eleanor Jones
Anna Evans
Margaret Lukla
Irene
Iva McCarty
Mrai Bert Shaub
Thomas Thomas
Massillon
Laura Ickes
West Brookfield
Moses Hindley
Lee Price
MacDeonaldaville
Thomas Jacobs
Cleveland
Sarah Price
Bear Cat
West Erd
Albert Patterson
Donald Albert
Patterson
Florence Aston
Oren Zupp
Oscar
Gordon
Bowdie
Sylvester Crone
Masgillon
Charles Bach
William Winkle
Joseph Mertes
Hubert Eby
Paul Krug
Rochester
Canton
Charles Jones
Bowdil
Wilfred Brenner
Brenner
Ernest Royer
James Martin
William Kasbolm
Fred Mossopp Ia
Florida
Canton City Authors Levy for Streets Improvement Bonds
The article describes a public ballot measure by the City of Canton to issue bonds of nine hundred four thousand dollars to fund widening grading paving curbs and drainage on streets and thoroughfares. It notes a tax levy to service principal and interest at an estimated average rate of 62 mills for up to ten years with opposing voters to stamp the ballot with a contrary phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Stark County
Chry
cHy
Nice
Sirests
Thorauand
Padetty
Witanne
Charles M. Malt
Canton Daily News
Ordinance on Switch Track Removal and Costs 1928
City public services director may require removal or alteration of a switch track on water street Cantentiny. The company or successors must remove the switch if directed and bear expenses including publication costs. Ordinance approved July 7 1928 by Mayor Has M Baiam or similar.
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Nevital
Pany
Wate Street
Cantentiny
Cemone
Cn Heny
Standard Sanitary Company
Harry Wooltviett
W. Edgar Jackson
M Baia
Canton Daily News
Theo
Canton City Elections On Bonds For Sewer And Fire System
Legal notice outlines Canton Ohio elections for 1925 1926 bond issues including 469000 for West Side intercepting sewer and Krust Creek line with 206 mill tax estimate and 105000 for fire alarm system building. Vague text covers ballot wording for yes and no votes and related ordinances. Also includes street and alley vacation ordinances and mayoral approvals.
Divorce suits and a railroad switch ordinance in Canton
Ohio notices list two divorce petitions in Stark County Court of Common Pleas with hearings set after October 29 1925 and an ordinance granting The Standard Sanitary Company a railroad switch across High Avenue SW subject to drainage grade construction and city approval with indemnity and termination clauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Sanitary Company
High Avenue SW
City of
Canton
State of
Ohio
Standard Sanitary Company and Assigns
City approves street and sidewalk improvement ordinance 1925
The Canton city commission authorizes a public works project from Faltes Toad NW to Meet alley east of Ter kina toouort NW, detailing drainage, curbs, brick paving, and concrete foundations. It sets cost, assessments, bond timing, and contractor bidding with notices and publication requirements, approved September 29 1925 and published October 1 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
14Th Street
Fulton Road
First Alley
Perking Court
Canton
Ohia
Procard
Faltes Toad
Terkina
Avewat
Department of Table Service
Maeineera Division
Tarry W. Oliver
Comet
W. Edgar Jackson
Chas. M. Bai
Canton Daily News
Canton Seeks Bids for Bonds to Fund Street Improvements
The City of Canton invites sealed bids by noon November 2 1925 for 26619 dollars in bonds to finance 16th Street NE and 18th Street NW upgrades with grading curbing sidewalks and paving. Bonds dated September 1 1925 bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually. The City Treasurer payment point is Canton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
City of Canton
16Th Street
Harrisburg
Mahoning Road
19Th Street NW
Cleveland Avenue NW
Frazer Avenue NW
18Th Street NW
Yale Avenue NW
State of
Oato
City of
Samuel Ke, Barr
Canton Daily News
Sewer Improvement Plan for City Streets Adopted in 1925
The council approved a general plan for sewer improvements in the city under Sewer No. 2. The project covers specified streets and includes front-foot assessments and five annual installments with 5 percent interest. Contracts awarded to lowest bidder after advertisement, with enforcement of law.
City ordinance establishing grade of Dewalt Ave NW Canton
Ordinance approves grade of Dewalt Ave NW from 6th St NW to 9th St NW with specified elevations and vertical curves. Plan details are in Profile Hook No 5 Page 155 in the Director of Public Service Engineering Division records. The measure repeals prior grades and takes effect upon publication after approval September 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewalt Ave NW
6Th St. N. W
Ath St. N. W
Canton
Ohio
Dewalt Ave. N. W
6Th St. NW
Rth St
Dewalt Ave
N. W
Dewalt Ave. NW
St. N W
Director of Public Service, Engineering
Harry W. Oliver
Corncil
W. Edgar Jackson
Chas. M. Bat
Canton Daily News
17Th St NW
Fulton Rd. NW
Monument Rd. N
17Th St. N. W
Fulton Rd N. W
Monument Rd. NW
Fulton Rd. N. W
Monument Rd. N. W
Director of Public Service
Counel Attest
Counel
Chas M. Ball
Canton Daft News
18Th St
Couns Ho
18Th St. N. W
Monument Rd
Nirector of Public Service
Harry W. Tliver
Ball
Canton Street Grade Ordinances for 17th and 18th Streets
Two city ordinances from Canton Ohio set grade and profile details for 17th Street Northwest from Fulton Road to Monument Road and 18th Street Northwest the documents specify center line elevations and parabolic curvatures. Published notices in Canton Daily News October 1 and 8, 1925.
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Temperance
Mildred Evans
Bonnie Bowen
Social News OF Alliance
Minervan
Miss Smithers
First Methodist Church
O. Jd. Moore
Sebring Church
M. A. Houck
Holy Land
Edwin
Rick
Canton Watty News
E. Greenvile
West Side
Krust Creek
Fast Creek
Police and Fire
Charles M. Matl
Clarendon Heights
Harrison Avenue
Lake Outlet
Lake Road Boulevard
Halter Court
10Th Street
Smith Avenue
Sth Street
9Th Street
Harrison Avenue NW
Arlington Avenue NW
Colus Avenue
Ith
Columna Avenue
Lake Road
Clarendon Avenue
Nicholae Place
Arlington Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Arlingte Romten Avenue
Aaid
Leparment 4
Eat
Pian
Counell Ab
Audder
Aald Elly
Lote
Honda Et al
Asares
Counet
Cnas
M. Tata
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