Canton Community Clubs Host Gatherings and Weddings
A Canton community page itemizes numerous social events. Members of the Flower Mission meet at the Canton Woman's Club with autumn decor. The Service Star Legion and Philathea Class hold meetings, wiener roasts, and busi ness sessions. Several marriages occur, including Vera Deets with Charles B. Dougherty in East Sparta and Goldie Swick with Earl Cochran in Canton, both planning Florida or Canton homes. Community groups host parties, showers, dinners, and card games as residents prepare for upcoming trips and winter plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Deets
Charles B. Dougherty
East Sparta
G. M. Schmucker
Cherry Av
Aze B. Dougherty
Canton Church Ranks Tenth in Membership
The First Presbyterian church of Canton ranks tenth among Ohio’s 641 Presbyterian churches with 1,408 members. An announcement at Sunday services listed the 24 churches over 1,000 members and noted forthcoming communion, baptism, and an all-day Ladies' Aid meeting with self-provided lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of
Canton
Ohio
Alfred Leavilson
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Broad St
Cleveland
Covenant
Toledo
Collinwood
Dayton
Westminster
Lakewood
Indianola
Steubenville
First
Youngstown
Firet
Springfield
Portamouth
Calvary
Piqua
Akron
Firat
Zanesville
Central
Marion
Alliance
Northminster
Mansfield
B. Liverpool
Warren
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Cinccinnati
Knox
Ladies’ Aid Society
Club Calendar For Tomorrow Recurring Meetings List
Needlework Guild hosts at 2 30. Canton Woman's Club and Lakeside Shrine Club at 12 30. Zonta Club meets 8 30 with hostess Mrs J W Kier. U C B Club at 8 with hostess Miss Helen Settling. Mercy Hospital Alumnae at 7 in Nurses Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Woman's Club
Lakeside Shrine Club
Zonta Club
J. W. Kier
U. C. B. Club
Misa Helen Settling
Mercy Hospital
Nurses
Fringes Return in Fashion Along With Evening Frocks
Fashion columnist Aileen Lamont notes fringes in gold and metallic threads return as a statement in fall wardrobes. Men’s topcoats in worsted and tweed pair with monogrammed mufflers, while Paris imports feature glittering black and gold lame evening gowns with cerise accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Past Forty laxative promises lasting relief
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe easy remedy for constipation in adults over forty. One dose supposedly triggers regular bowel movements for weeks and sometimes months, reducing dependence on daily purges. A 60 cent bottle is advertised as sufficient to prove its effectiveness.
Day on poverty and adornment among three families
Dr Day describes a household of fifteen women living in one small room with no furniture. Each woman has a silk dress and earrings, symbols of poverty and beauty. They lack food sanitation and basic civilized comforts.
Revival Meetings at Pentecostal Assembly of God Begin Monday
Revival meetings will be held each evening at 7 20 in the Pentecostal Assembly of God 415 3rd Ave NE beginning Monday Evangelist J KB Brooks of Kingsport Tenn will conduct the services The public is invited to attend.
True Exaltation sermon and flag presentation at Lowell church
Rev. P Foust spoke on True Exaltation during Sunday services at the Lowell Reformed Church. The Daughters of the American Revolution donated a silk flag and Rev. Foust accepted it on behalf of the congregation. The Sunday school council meets Monday at 7 30 pm, while the consistory meeting is postponed due to the pastor's absence for the Dayton Synod annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Foust
Lowell
Dayton
Synod of Dayton
Dr Day Explores South American Life In Sermon
Dr Albert I Day delivered the fourth sermon in a series on South America at First Methodist Episcopal Church. He depicted conditions across the continent as appalling with semi civilized peoples dressed in silk and jewels yet living in misery and destitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert i. Day
South America
First
Methodist i Episcopal Church
Day
Simpson M. E. F. Church Board to Hold Monthly Meeting
The official board of the Simpson M. E. F. church will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at 7 30. The Boy Scout troop regular meeting is set for Tuesday evening outdoors with the Beaver Patrol in charge. Members meet at 6 30 at the end of the 6th st SW car line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Crystal Park
M. E
Bertha Binkley
Harrisburg Rd
Binkley
Ethel Garrett
Simpson M. EF
Beaver Patrol
Zion Lutheran Church Services and Society Meetings
Two large congregations attended Sunday services as the fall and winter program proceeds. A special Woman's Missionary Society meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 with Mrs Homer O Wise delivering the Trinity conference report. Tuesday evening teachers meet for lesson study and counsel followed by a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Homer O. Wise
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Towels to candles and powder puff slippers in fall fashions
A writer notes embroidered pure linen towels in vivid colors priced at $1, describes electro candle sticks with parchment shades around $2, and discusses powder puff slippers in patent leather and velvet. She muses on romantic gifts and nostalgic motifs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Cinderella
Paris Pumps and Fiber Ferneries Brighten Winter Shades
The piece notes Paris style pumps priced at 6.50 and highlights fiber ferneries with a dark brown finish and self watering pans. It envisions green, summery touches indoors as snow falls and feathers drift from the sky in a whimsical seasonal aside.
Winter ends as spring's approach hints at renewal
The text notes winter's waning and the anticipation of spring, highlighting snowdrifts and frolic as emblematic of colder days giving way to warmer seasons. It emphasizes the cycle of seasons and the hopeful transition toward growth.
Woman Swallows Poison in Columbus Attempt
Mrs Netti Roberts aged 42 was believed recovering today after swallowing poison in Columbus. Doctors blamed the act on ill health as the motive for the self injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Netti. Roberts
Til
McCoy's Cod Liver Compound Tablets Promises Gains
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Compound Tablets as helping underweight and invalid individuals. A testimonial from Mrs. L. Babcock claims her decimated child regained seven pounds after eight boxes, urging readers to buy original McCoy's and seek refunds if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Babcock
America
R. & Hug Drug
Finney Dri. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward G. Bockius
Flower Mission
Emma Daum Werner
Carl Guffy
Evelyn Kingston
Mary Loutzenhelzer
Canton Philomathian Council
Lima
Willam Huberty
Patsy
Service Star Legion
American Legion
Walnut Av
Ctadium Club
W. Blerly
Woodland
William
Miami
Ida
B. J. Rickard
Elwood Rice
16Th St
Carl van Hiorn
Howard Pickrell
Charles Vogley
Carl van Horn
Herman Wheeland
Indianaway NF
Goldie Swick
Earl Cochran
Trinity Reformed Church
H. N. Kerat
Irene Wilson
James KH. Rooney
Cochran
Timken Roller Bearing Company
Mary Martha Clasa
Dueber Av M. EF
O. H. Permar
Phylias Harbourt
Hazlett Av
Alan B. Levie
A. Levi
15Th St NW
University Psychopathic Hospital
University of Michigan
Levie
Michigan
Johns Hopkins University
Happy Fight Club
William G. Boyles
Dartmouth
George Leatherman
A. F E. Clemence
A. Clemence
Concord Ayen
Charity Circle
Martin Luther Church
Church
Margaret
Berkeley
California
Gooch
T. B. Albert
Meredith White
Mahoning Rd
Edith Newhouse
T E. McConnell
Miss Newhouse
Zella Hursh
Virginia Scheldger
JL. C. Tressel
Elsie Reach
Gertrude Gribble
Harold van Nostran
Garfield
Louise Surmont
Jules J. Surmont
Iointon
Ind
Jerome Jr. Zimmer
Frank A. Zimmer
St. Peter's Rectory
A. BR. Stuber
Dorothy Sommers
Lorain Roth
Zimmer
Chicago
Linton High School
Indiana State Normal School
McKinley High School
Fraternal Home Insurance Society
Canton Church
First Presbyterian
Aileen Lamont
New York
Oxford
DR. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell
Bloomfield Furniture Coo
Massillon
Charles and
Erie Streets
West Tuscara
East Ohio Gas Company
W. B. Caldwell
DR. Day
Hemlock
Canton Daily News
Marjorie
Tuy
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