Canton Kindergartens Shine Despite Limited Space
Four Canton kindergartens operate despite crowded rooms with 41 at Worley 67 at Burns 66 at Clarendon and 50 at McGregor. Teachers Miss Howenstein Willard Shock and Niederhauser provide specialized training and aim building blocks over other activities, aiding foreign born children learning English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Board of Education
Lucille Howenstein
Burns
Martha Willard
Worley School
Dorothy Shock
Clarendon
Alice Niederhauser
New McGregor
Wells School Editors Win Junior News Slogan Contest
The Wells school editors win the Junior Daily News slogan contest with the line The Junior News Means Better Schools. Second prize goes to Genevieve Lee Gibbs school who wrote News for the young Memories for the old. Daily News raises prize money to five dollars weekly with first prize three dollars and second two dollars. An $8.00 award to the Wells editors will be distributed. a $2.00 check will be mailed to Miss Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells School
Gibbs
Daily News
Echool
St. John's Parochial School
Genevieve Lee
Olive P NE
Gibbs School
The
Miss Lee
Scouts League to Award Silver Cup for Top Troop
Leavenworth and Hiner announce a silver cup for the troop with the most points at the October 2 review at Sixth Street Ball Park. City troops drill at St Johns School on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Examinations and rest camp scheduled. Canton visitors and local talks weave into a busy scout calendar with commissions to many scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. BE. Leavenworth
Court of Honor
Guy C. Hiner
Sixth Street Ball Park
St. John’s School
J. P. Kearns
Walter S. Kudisill, Jr
PUPILS BUSY AT STARK SCHOOL IN WEEK OF EVENTS
Gladys Stover reports on Stark School activities. Eighteen dollars and 85 cents was deposited on bank day with 104 depositors. Miss Fitzpatrick has perfect home visiting record. An mumps outbreak lowers attendance. Various teachers and visitors spoke, and fifth grade pupils performed piano pieces. One tardy noted. aim to have none next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Strassner
Gerade
Franklin Hremetz
Alberta Gunn
Matherine Smith
Anna Kavalewsky
Clovix
Rose Sobel
Benjamin Corman
Max Goldberg
Moses Heller
Anthony Prestier
Meyer
Pocony
Goldie Campbell
Virginia Heyard
Evelyn Evans
Katharyne Painter
Mildred Rocker
Geraldine Fleding
Rose Loutzenheiser
Gertrude Baughman
Leila Strain
Bowerstown
Mildred Rest
Hartville
Thelma Morgan
Zoar
Jack Frost
Gladys Deckman
Gibbs School
Mable Walton
Dorothy
Miss Cavanaugh
Julia Dennison
Reds
Margaret Anderson
Blues
Helen Gatchel
Geneve Koons
Dorothy Lutz
Virginia Hanlon
Marjorie Conrad
Regina Baker
Katherine Bond
Georgia Freymark
Marie Cotts
Dorothy Walton
Cleta Lewanger
Dora Evey
Evelyn
Miss Green
Howard Hiller
Beaver Falls
Violet Douglas
Gibbs
Wilma Adams
Beatrice Ball
Alliance
Gertrude Warner
West North
Thomas Henry
Harold
John
Johnny
Constantinople
Julius
Julia
Czechoslovakia Funds Paris Prague Air Service and Home Aviation
The government of Czechoslovakia appropriates substantial sums to continue the Paris Prague air route and to develop aviation domestically, supporting both international service and local aviation advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czechoslovakia
Paris
Prague
Sewing Popular At Burns School Inspires Girls
The Burns school seventh and eighth graders in sewing create dresses, smocks, slips, and gym wear since fall. Sixth graders make needlebooks and sewing bags while aiming to finish nightgowns and caps by hand, guided by Miss Linder and Mrs. Ross. The indoor girls team is named with positions, and Thrace Mann defeated Gibbs 4 to 3 in Friday play. Enrolment stands at 1014. new teachers include Sara McIntosh Grace Pinniger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns School
Sara McIntosh
Grace Pinniger
Louise Fay
Edith Jacobs
Ethel Sanders
Leila Shank
Ruth Witwer
Isabel Moore
Sara Stiffler
Kathryn Elbert
Martha Willard
Lou Vetter
Laura Zimmerman
Thomas Sammon
Rev. G. Darius
Florence Leichot
Burns
Gibbs
Lester Krause
William Suteher
Richard Sackel
Albert Zartman
Melvin Rucheilt
Henry Ferry
Clarence Jack
Robert Miller
Allen McCormick
Charles Hardy
Miller
W. Stafford
J. J. Burns
Horace Mann
Burn
Eams
Clarendon
Bell
Liberty School Pupils Record Readiness and Sports Victory
Liberty eighth graders post perfect attendance in September and four appear atop September spelling, while the sixth grade totals 42 students with two new eighth graders. Liberty defeats Worley 16 to 15 in indoor baseball with Anthony Lupe and Joseph Ginetti battery, marking their fourth win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Central High
North High
Cherry
Market
Washington
Tubbs
J Rursa
Henry S Martin See
Wartford
Allen
Clarendon
McGregor
Fairmount
Ree
Nee
Ee Ee
Junior Daily News
Liberty
Worley School
Worley Diamonds
Anthony Lupe
Joseph Ginetti
Gibbs P T A Holds First Meeting of the Year
The Gibbs school Parent-Teachers Association met Friday September 25 with about 60 members. Officers were reelected, Bridge of the First Baptist Church gave a talk, and Miss Zinnger’s fifth graders received the monthly mothers present award. A Halloween party is planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo. Bridge
First Baptist Church
Miss Carson
Gibbs
Matilda Umbreath
Clarendon School
Joseph Kulezack
St. Paul's School
Crystal Park
Willard Royer
New Foot Lever Ticket Machine Aims to Speed Transfers
A transfer ticket machine operated by a foot lever is designed to issue and punch tickets at fifty per minute to speed street car conductors. An English aviator develops a parachute system to lift a cabin and passengers clear of an aircraft and lower it safely to the earth in a mishap.
Attendance and tardiness notes in Miss Winkler’s class
The West Ni school reports tardy counts and attendance across grades led by Miss Winkler and Miss Bergmeyer. Principal Miss King was ill. eighth graders plan indoor baseball as seventh graders form a team. Grace Patterson arrives from Toronto to fourth grade. Paul Goodwin visits. several pupils have bank accounts and illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Effinger
Or Bell
Glen Black
Cat Erle Hert
Maurice Bake
Elden Plackett
Bill Fogle
Dougherty
Lynton
Edmund Brown
Howard Coffland
Kenneth
Bernay
Burk
Black
Bahl
Rainwater
Son
Scott
Moorehead
He Shott
Pergmeyer
Clarendon
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Worley
McGregor School
He Fyip
Eour
Scout School
H. W. Sillick
Fulton Road
Ile
Prairies
West
Fretz
North Canton
Hoover'a Woods
A. I. Geib
Walter S. Pudisill
Trinity Reformed Church
Vernon Lavendar
C. C. Peebles
Adams
Clarendon Oy
Roy E. Wilson
William Juke
Norman Bowers
Mathew Lunn
Paul Foust
Alfred Harmon
Byron Kirk
Max Hursh
Martin von
Thurlo Hurst
Albert McGlashan
Hichard Kelley
Alois Sprankle
Kenneth Boger
Rudell Bush
Hershel Deal
Glenn Landis
Harold Bast
Russell Holmes
Thomas Edwards
George Ulrich
Robert Fetters
George Alger
Donald Currie
Menneth Taylor
James Cowie
William Horn Hermanush
Fred Klanna
Thorald Kindi
George Bernard
John Arnold
Young
Ussell Nist
Lester McCrea
Eddie Emig
Mark Drukenbrod
Paul Drungenbold
Michael Reececo
LuMer Gaux
Eagle Patrol
Sprankle
Charles A. Stobory
Walter 8. Rudisill
Jpr
Lest Reichenbaugh
Donald M. Brown
Forrest Reichenbaugh
Carl Wogfinger
Harold Gs. Rowman
Clyde H. Stauffer
William Schoater
Trinity Lutherans Church
James Calhoun
Calhoun
Lehaya Owil
Stark School
Gladys Stover
Ross
Miss Criswell
Helen Eder
Helen Fath
Mary Burch
Grace Nicholson
Victoria Culagar
Eleanor Kopan
Thelma May
Marvel Eakin
Edna Paulson
Mildred Blyer
Thrace Mann
Norace Mann
Joe Tolin
Charles Goetz
Joe Kopachie
Harold Cockeill
Chester Stevens
Joe Yurasits
Archie Courtney
Tom Marta
Clarence Butcher
Carl Nuske
Milhorn
Jamey
Mary
Button Hook
America
Anna
Benjamin Franklin
Liberty School
Lawrence Rudner
Margaret Mackley
Jean O'Brien
Kathryn Maag
Gett
Rex
Audrey Farner
Christina Muchleisen
Miss Gonder
Veronica Wojcukutis
Radio
Radiophone
Electric Motor & Eng. CO
Second
Mr. Benskin
Ai West Ni
Margaret Shea
Winkler
Ditor
Miss Winkler
Yano Rary
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