Social Notebook Highlights Canton Ohio Weddings and Events
The Social Notebook from North Canton lists multiple weddings and engagements, with Miss Almanac details of ceremonies at First Christian Church and St. Louis Church, guest attendance by families from Canton and Louisville, and social club notices including CC Women Teachers club, Red Cross sewing delays, and local gatherings at Aultman hospital and Art Institute. Nearby families, educators, and hospital staff are named among attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvera Lindgren
Oak Ave NW
Betty Marcus
Broad Ave NW
Aultman Hospital
Jeanne Myers
CC Women Teachers Club
Canton Art Institute
Iris Haverstock
McKinley Dramatic Club
Florence Hill
Lehman High School
Engagement of Florence Schlipf to Rev William Schoeffel
Mr and Mrs Benjamin Schlipf of 710 Gibbs announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to Rev William L Schoeffel of Cleveland The wedding date is not set Miss Schlipf works at the Parisian Co and Mr Schoeffel is pastor of White Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ruth E. King
Kenneth B. Ward
Lippert Rd
P. H. Welshimer
Stephen Smith
Frances M. Siber
Massillon
Frank E. Worthington
6Th St
C. A. Selway
Knox Ct
Nora Blanche Bell
Wellsville
Lloyd Hiram Corey
Cleveland Ave
Wayne Moncrieff
Edison D. Corey
Canton
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Joseph's Hospice
Louisville
Bertha Gulling
Elma Malone
G. F. Malone
Homeworth
Glenn D. Babbitt
R. D. Babbitt
Cleveland
S. W. Seemann
T. J. Malone
Fremont
Kendrick Garrison
Edward Harwart
Alliance High School
St. Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing
Babbitt
John Hay High School
Jack & Heintz Co
John Winter
Margaret
William R. Carman
James M. Carman
St. Louis Catholic Church
Paul Buchholz
Ira J. Menegay
Barbara Swarner
H. O. Swarner
North Canton
Swarner
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Carl Graham
Stockport
Don Bartlett
Middlebranch
Robert Cowrse
Earle Braithwaite
Shaker Heights
Helen Engle
Vandergrift
Fred King
Virginia
Benjamin Schlipf
Gibbs
Florence
William L. Schoeffel
Miss Schlipf
The
Parisian Co
Mr. Schoeffel
White Avenue Baptist Church
Second Prize News Essays By William Butler
A 17 year old Lehman High senior argues against Willkie taking a labor umpire post in the strike administration. He favors continued constructive criticism to support democracy and national unity, warning silencing critics would harm American democracy even amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butler
19Th St NW
Lehman High Senior
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Hitler
America
Small wartime plea to save scrap and supplies
By Shirley Leeper. A Leesville student urges saving every scrap of metal paper and tube to aid war effort. One nail, one sheet, one toothpaste tube may seem small but together they power shells, ships, planes, and ammunition. Each item adds up to help America win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Leeper
Leesville
Deltroy High
Malaya
America
Church Societies Gather for Local Church Activities
A listing of multiple church group meetings and social events across area churches. Each society and class schedules evening gatherings at various member homes with hostesses named. Also notes the Christmas day marriage of Helen Marie McKinley to Robert Wilson at Zion Lutheran and their residence return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie McKinley
Paul Shenk
29Th St
Robert Wilson
Jesse Myers
Hazlett
Horoscope for Tuesday January 27 and career prospects
The column foresees a favorable day for promotion and preferment driven by lunar transits. It urges tact with authorities, notes possible trusts or legacies, and advises honoring merit and high purpose. Those born on the day should be generous, ambitious, and seek advancement for a successful career.
Marry Go Round and the secret of man’s youth
A humorous essay argues that men stay young by treating life as an adventure while women seek meaning in worry and work. It notes men treat work as play, gain zest from setbacks, and find joy in sport, love, and risk, while women seek disciplined pursuits and romance with clearer outcomes.
Chemistry saves the bathroom slave
An old advertorial touts Sani-Flush a chemical toilet cleaner from Hygienic Products Co. It claims easy cleaning without scrubbing and warns it cannot insure plumbing or septic systems. It urges weekly use and warns not to touch the bowl with hands. Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hygienic Products Co
Canton
Ohio
Rotary in Louisville to Hear Nazi Refugee Speaker
Ernest Vogel, Kent State student and German native, will speak on Escape from the Nazis at the Louisville Rotary Club luncheon in St Louis school hall at 6 30 p m Wednesday. Vogel’s father was a long time Reichstag member before exile with his Paris years. He has studied at Kent since December 1940. G B Mooth chairs with additional program participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Vogel
Kent State University
Germany
Louisville
Saguaro cactus life span extends to two centuries
A Saguaro cactus can live about 200 years, reflecting its slow growth and ancient desert presence. Researchers note longevity influenced by climate, rainfall, and environmental stresses impacting growth rings and overall lifespan.
Mind Your Manners Mind Your Manners
In wartime, is it good taste to boo officials on news reels and should civilians be extra courteous to those in uniform. When a man and woman share a paper should he claim the front page and deny her part. If two read different sections should they read aloud items of interest. If you gift a newspaper subscription, is it proper to tell the recipient. With a charge account, is habitual approval shopping acceptable or should one avoid it. No booing is bad in unity. yes to courtesy. no to front page hoarding. no to reading aloud. yes to subscription honesty. prefer option (b) in on approval buying.
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the Social Notebook
Merriam Myers
Lafayette Myers
Stewart Witham
Walter Witham
24Th St
Community Christian Church of
Canton Ladies Club
Red Cross
SF & Co
Democratic Club
Courtland Hotel
Margaret Allman
Anna Turnbull
Lester Lash
Vern Wallace
George Graham
Fred Brendlen
Willowbrook Heights
T. B. Bass
Dorothy Steen
San Antonio
Tex
Estella Rebillot
Legion Auxiliary
Joyce Marshall
Robert Hill
Beethoven
Audrey Maple
Mr. Hill
St Monard
William Weidleman
42Nd St NW
John Steinmetz
East Canton Rd
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Florence Schlipf
Elcome
St. Paul's
King’s Daughters
First United Brethren Church
Vina Knauss
Anna Hutchison
Rose Et NW
Luther League of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Warstler
Weaver
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Jeanette Roderick
Dunnave NW
Gleaners
Carl Weis
A. A. Wendling
H. G. Weisbacher
Stanley Whiteford
Ladies Aid Society
Bertha Streiber
Austin Stock
Ida Schneider
Godfrey Snyder
Pauline Schmidt
Minnie Snyder
Neher Bible Class
Hi Society
Ss & Circle 1
Martin Luther Church
J.D. Hartman
Se Dore
Missionary Society of
First Lutheran Church
Adolf P. Ebert
Ebert
Martin Gohn
Julius Grunau
Minnie Gutt
Charles Besch
Zion Lutheran Church
Rita
Alvin Wasnak
By Helen Rowland
Adv
Market ST
Juerns i
Nwata
Stern Mann Co
Rotary
AIR Corps
Kate
Harry
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Box E
Rhode Island
Bette
Jeanne
Third St. NE
Lewis
Morocco
Navy
White
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