Rast River Agi Update Hits Uncertain Waters
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Rast River area with mentions of agi or rate changes. Details are unreadable, leaving the exact action or entities unclear.
15 Jul 1910
Page 8
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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Rast River area with mentions of agi or rate changes. Details are unreadable, leaving the exact action or entities unclear.
Sorpsis members held their annual gathering at Congress Lake with 49 present. They planned a flower day at Bucher Street playground to give bouquets to poor children, with Miss Mary King to speak on Flowers. Donations can be left at designated homes Wednesday morning before 10 o clock.
East Ohio Business College ended its term with a picnic at Meyers Lake Thursday attended by about 100. Toastmaster William Pfeifer led talks by Myrtle McClellan Curtis Huth and Miss Ethel Lutz. A stenographers society planning committee was formed with Ethel Lutz Ada Jackman Louis Double George Mansfield and Curtis Huth appointed. Activities included theater parties boating and Pike time with May Miller Nina Peters Florence Twiggs Pearl Coleman and Carrie Gregory in charge of arrangements.
Phi Beta Psi sorority guests gathered Thursday at Meyers Lake for a beach afternoon and picnic supper. A theater party followed with attendees including Marie Hartung Marie Wallis Ramona Smith Anna Miller Francis Blake Mabel Barry Hazel Carnes Clara Kinzer Dorothy Nusly Fay Norris Hazel Smith Laura Witer Olive Cole and guest Irene Workman.
St Johns branch L C B A held a social at Mrs Frank Frantz 1126 Spring Street. Nine tables competed with Mrs George Haiver taking first honors. Miss Clara Haiver won first prize in a guessing contest. Refreshments were served. The next social is set for Mrs Richard Carey’s Cherry Street home on July 28.
Royal Neighbors and Ladies of Margaret Sheridan camp held a dime social at Park Cottage Nimisila Park on Thursday afternoon to aid the order. Games and contests provided diversion, supper on the lawn served to about 100 Royal Neighbors and friends. Menu included sandwiches potato salad eggs ice cream and coffee with floral table decorations. Guests included Mrs Austin and Mrs Paul Hollibaugh of Marlboro Cam.
The Lorean Sunday school class of the First Methodist Episcopal Church led by Mrs. G A Kelly plans its annual picnic next Wednesday at the Gorge in Cuyahoga Falls. Miss Nina Frank, daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton F Frank of 418 Charles Street, and Mr George K Staley were married Thursday after.
Emma Opp marked her eighteenth birthday with a gathering at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Opp. Guests included many relatives and friends, with games and refreshments to follow the celebration.
Miss Marjorie Smyder of New Castle Pennsylvania wed at the bride’s home Thursday. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Canton.
Mrs John Williams of North Broad Way New Philadelphia will host 68s this weekend for five young Canton women. The guests are Miss Margerte Wheland Miss Helen Spilker Miss Gertrude Juennemann Abdessa Schaner and Loretta Lippert.
Miss Alice Stucki daughter of Arnold Stucki Sr of 2433 West Third street married Stewart Pendleton at the First Christian church in a Thursday evening ceremony conducted by Rev P H Welshimer. Pendleton is an engraver at the Dueber works and the couple will reside at 2433 West Third street after a brief wedding trip.
Miss Blanche Jester and Frank Q. Engle were married by Rev. P. H. Welshimer in the First Christian church study on Thursday at 7 pm. Engle works for Canton Hughes Pump Co. The bride resides with her sister at 1035 Gibbs street and the couple will live in Canton.
Stock Art Miss Lillian Stock daughter of Mr and Mrs James Stock of Pike township and Mr Wm L Art son of Mr and Mrs Wm Art of 1803 Walter street tied the knot at 4 oclock Thursday afternoon. Rev G M Schmucker pastor of Martin Luther church officiated at his residence 1003 North Cherry street. They were unattended. Mr Art
Two employees of the Gilliam shop will reside at 616 North Walnut. The arrangement places workers in a central residence associated with their place of employment.
About 37 couples attended the Lakeside Country Club dance for Grace Reformed Church on Thursday evening. Norwood's orchestra provided a 24 dance program and lunch was served. Guests came from Massillon. The next event is a dinner dance from 6 to 10 o'clock on Thursday July 28.
Willing Workers of the First Christian Church held an all day quilting session in the church parlors on Thursday. The day included quilting and a dinner in the church dining room. Another all day quilting is planned for next Thursday.
Arrangements set for the annual Grace Reformed Sunday school picnic at Nimisila park on Tuesday July 26. It will be an all day event with dinner and supper served, an informal program of short addresses, and several races and athletic contests.
Miss Edna Hill hosted the Independent Card club at 717 East Tuscarawas Street on Thursday afternoon. Four tables competed with Mrs. Walter Boyd winning first honors, Mrs. H E Johnson second, and Mrs. Ulysses Essner taking the lone hand prize. Refreshments were served. Mrs. John Gilbert to host at 1419 Pennsylvania Avenue on July 28.
Members of the Silvery Moon club camp at Springfield Lake as part of a campout detailing rustic activities and group gathering at the lakeside site.
Guests from Canton and Massillon joined the Canton Massillon Polka Dot club campers at Springfield lake for a night of bathing boating supper and dancing. Miss Ethel Martin May Lockamyer Hazel Randle Marie Homan Myrtle Hammond attended with others as the group enjoyed the meal and complimentary cooking.
Mr Henry Uebing and Miss Harriet Wynn daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wynn were married Thursday evening in First Christian church parsonage with Rev P H Welshimer officiating Miss Loretta Hena and Mr John Wynn attended After July 16 the couple will live at 1207 West South street Mr Uebing works for American Bridge Co
Disciples of Hoyle Euchre were entertained by Mrs. Fowler at Martins Grove near Reedurban. Mrs. Fowler won first prize, Mrs. Double second, and Mrs. Karl Krum consolation. A club dinner at Lakeview Hotel Meyers Lake is planned for July 27.
William Bonnett, a YMCA junior at Cottage Grove lake camp, celebrated his birthday by receiving paddles for each year of life at sunrise. The day featured sports and Bonnett’s ride, including a ten mile launch trip.
A dramatic sales pitch touts a citywide suit sale with a vast stock of 3 piece and 2 piece outfits in blue serge gray and black. Shoppers are urged to pick one preferred suit at one third off marked price amid a “hundreds” of options and varied formal wear.
A birthday gathering concluded with a meal and a marshmallow roast signaling the end of the celebration.
Miss Figley of West Tuscarawas Street left Thursday for an extended visit with Denver friends and relatives. Maud Yohe returned Thursday to New York after visiting relatives in Canton. A G Wible of Greensburg Pa spent days at the advertisers convention in Chicago and stays with his brother on Shorb Street. Mr and Mrs Charles Hardwig Rochester are in Canton visiting friends. Mr and Mrs C E Barnett of Franklin Street and Mike Waters plan a Canada trip returning in August, visiting Niagara Falls and other Canadian points, then Detroit and Toledo on the way home.
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