Citizens weigh ice in Canton auditorium trial year
Canton residents may decide if an ice facility should be added to the Canton Memorial Auditorium after a year without ice. Auditorium manager Ralph D. Smith proposed a trial period to gauge demand, with possible funding talks if the public supports installation. The hall, under construction on the Harter estate, is due to open in the fall. Smith favors Messiah performances by local groups and notes the Cleveland Chorus with 40 Cleveland Orchestra players could perform December 16.
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Ralph D. Smith
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Kiwanis Club
Belden Hotel
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E Smith
Canton
Cleveland Chorus
William Hughes
Cleveland Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland
Argument Over Drinking Ends in Mother's Death
EDWARD VERBOSKI, 30, a coal miner at Wolf Run mine, stabbed his mother Eva A. Verboski, 60, to death with a paring knife after a drinking quarrel. The incident occurred about 2 a.m. Tuesday in Wolf's Run. Verboski, unmarried, called the sheriff to report the killing and will be charged with murder. He is the son of Mrs. Eva Verboski, a widow with six grown children. one daughter is Mrs. Wilbur Young of Navarre. The case was reported from Steubenville with details from Assistant Prosecutor John Pramik.
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Edward Verboski
John Pramik
Pramik
Verboski
Wolf’s Run
Eva A. Verboski
Sheriff’s Office
Wilbur Young
RD 1
Navarre
Wolf Run
Warner Collieries Co
Cleveland
Polio Case Reported In Canton This Summer
Canton board of health reports a fourth polio case this summer a four year old girl in the northeast section is receiving treatment at Aultman Hospital confirming ongoing polio activity in the city report states the patient is under care at the hospital as of Tuesday.
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Canton Board of Health
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District Women Attend Heidelberg Conference
A group of Canton area women from Reformed churches attended a conference at Heidelberg College in Tiffin and are expected to return Friday. Attendees include Mrs. James Norman, Mrs. Glenn Starkey, Miss Marilyn Johnson of Trinity Church, Mrs. Harry Bruey, Mrs. R. G. Castanien, Mrs. Alvin Peterson of First Church, Mrs. Ralph Updegraff, Mrs. Harold Wyss of Lowell Church, and Mrs. Homer Young, Mrs. Harold Gaumer, and Mrs. Melvin E. Beck of Zion Church in North Canton.
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Canton Area
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
James Norman
Glenn Starkey
Marilyn Johnson
Trinity Church
Harry Bruey
R. G. Castanien
Alvin Peterson
First Church
Ralph Updegraff
Harold Wyss
Lowell Church
Homer Young
Harold Gaumer
Melvin E. Beck
Zion Church
North Canton
New Fashions Displayed by NYC Designers This Week
New Yorks top designers unveil fall and winter fashions marked by luxury and high prices. Jo Copeland and Nettie Rosenstein showcase cocktail and evening gowns with satin velvets beads and lace. Copeland features mermaid scales champagne touches and rustling tafetta gowns while Rosenstein offers black taffeta dinner dresses with coin gold prints and metallic accents.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
New York
Jo Copeland
Nettie Rosenstein
Miss Copeland
Miss Rosenstein
Midas
Evening gown styles dazzle in metallic and leopard prints
An evening gown in gold metallic tweed with a stiff midriff captivates, while another sensational dress features gold metallic leopard print taffeta and a velvet stole.
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