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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1942
Page
19
Olivia, once prideful, speaks softly about past acts and seeks trust. The narrator recalls family ties in the Veritzen circle, noting maternal guidance and respect for Philip Vertizen. Olivia asks for help and hints at a hidden motive to aid Noel, while a plan to act as a true sister unfolds.
The annual local infantile paralysis benefit show will be held February 4 in the Killbuck school auditorium. Committees include Mayor J F Fites, Rev J Hubert Smith, Rev A F Uphoff, R S Burklew, Herald Moore, Mrs Irene Hawk, Mrs Genevieve Mark for publicity. Paul Jordan, Bernard Click, Horace Burklew, Fern Patterson for tickets. and teams for cake walk, coin boxes, refreshments, and decorations led by a long list of local residents and helpers.
Mrs. George A. Arnold of Dayton opens a Stark County Council PTA meeting at North Canton High School with the topic Home Is the Place To Live. The program features xylophone solos by Martha Jean Oberlin and is open to the public. Various study groups and speakers address child welfare, social hygiene, make believe, and budgeting. Red Cross sewing sessions occur weekly under group leaders.
Columbus January 22 Ex Columbus Federation of Labor president John C Getren has accepted a field examiner position with the national labor relations board in Kansas City Missouri and declined renomination for a sixth term.
Mr and Mrs Paul M Stear of 2639 Kirby Ave NE announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to Mr Robert Flickinger Jr son of Mr and Mrs R N Flickinger of 2649 Kirby Ave NE The couple will marry in an open church ceremony January 31 at 7 30 pm at Fairmount Park United Presbyterian Church Miss Stear is employed by Halle Bros Co and her fiancée by Canton Pattern Co
A columnist offers etiquette guidance: a girl should not flood a suitor with many letters, a hostess should not announce a letter’s origin, parents should encourage sons in service, and avoid airing troubles in correspondence. For a late thank you, better to write and apologize for the delay.
Church and missionary groups from Zion Lutheran Trinity Evangelical First Methodist and First Evangelical held meetings and programs. Members and guests attended readings prayers and devotions while citing Gideon work and Red Cross efforts with refreshments served by hostesses and groups.
Advice to parents on physical and mental health, family duties, and thrift to safeguard children. Encourages regular medical checks, moderated eating, simpler living, wholesome foods, and growing vegetables. Promotes shared chores, discipline, tolerance, and spiritual growth through church attendance, with a note offering a free prayer via mail.
Scientific note explains that water pressure at 33 feet underwater equals air pressure at sea level, approximately 15 psi. The comparison clarifies how submerged bodies experience pressure similar to atmospheric conditions at the surface, aiding understanding of buoyancy and diver safety.
Canton League of Women Voters meets at Family Service Society rooms to study the Japanese situation. Discussion covers geography, topography, and changes in policy of Japan and the United States, trade, and the Philippines. Speakers include Miss Carena Jackman, Miss Elsie Chandler, Mrs. V. C. Orange, and Mrs. Loyal Leavenworth. Next meetings set for February 4 and February 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the YWCA.
Constipation causes stomach upset gas and bloating. The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective remedy that wakes lazy bowels and soothes the stomach. It appeals to families and children and urges purchase at the druggist.
A 177 year old piano built in London by Johann Zumpe, inventor of the grand piano, is shown at the John Paul Jones House museum of antiques and relics in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
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