Stark County Students Shine In Debate And Drama Trials
Ten of 36 Stark county entrants earned superior ratings in dramatic reading and oratory trials held Saturday in Canton. Louisville High won division A in the county debate. Beach City took division B. Superior dramatic reading: Clare Cole, Jane Peters, Paul Fink, Audrey Gaudaur, Lois Wachter. Oratory top ratings: Mike Seghi, Curt Bedlein, Calvin Kurtz, Ann Jones, Norma Knisely. Three earned excellent in dramatic reading. Miriam Miller, Donna Jean Miller, Ruby Roshon others. Additional ratings listed for dramatic reading and oratory. Louisville, Beach City teams and numerous ensembles noted for top rankings.
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Stark County High School
Canton Two
Louisville
Beach City
Clare Cole
Jane Peters
Paul Fink
East Canton
Audrey Gaudaur
Lois Wachter
Canal Fulton
Mike Seghi
Curt Bedlein
Calvin Kurtz
Hartville
Ann Jones
Norma Knisely
Marlboro
Ruby Roshon
Miriam Toscano
Waynesburg
Donna Jean Miller
Navarre
Mary Beuchat
Evelyn Snyder
James Ritchie
Nevin Kandel
Eileen Bowman
Willard Krabill
Gretchen Camp
Dale Muskops
Bill Park
Ray Carson
Wilma Smith
Alice Walter
Nelson Maier
Massillon
Geraldine Dunaway
Cecilia Stolper
Susan Scott
Doylestown
Joan Brown
Glenmont
Mary Eby
Smithville
Tom Hornbeck
Eileen Abbuhl
Alliance
Mary Wise
Jackson Two
William Steiner
Jean Caladine
Richard Cunningham
Martyn Horton
North Industry
Richard Sheehan
Marie Fetter
Osnaburg
Alliance Boys Glee Club
Orrville
Wooster Junior High
Wooster Beall Avenue
Canton Area Pupils Win Wooster Ratings
Twenty six soloists and 13 ensembles from Canton district grade schools earned superior ratings in the western division trials of the northeastern Ohio district music festival at Wooster college. Four Canton ensembles led by Jackson two-the grade band and saxophone and clarinet groups shared top honors. top piano solos went to Joan Craddock and Ruth Ann Elliott, with other superior performers named from Alliance Massillon, Louisville and Wooster.
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Canton
Singing Evangelist to Lead Weeknight Services at Eleventh Street Church
Rev. Ross Minkler a singing evangelist and songwriter from Indianapolis Indiana will sing and speak nightly except Saturday through March 29 at the Eleventh Street Church of God 3026 11th St SW. Zion Male quartet and the choir directed by Daryl C Williamson will assist. Broadcast over WADC each Sunday at 1 00 p m Pastor Warren C Roark adv.
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Ross Minkler
Indianapolis
Indiana
Eleventh Street Church OF God
Llth St
Zion
Daryl C. Williamson
WADC
Warren C. Roark
New Ration Order Lets Trucks Use Passenger Tires
Rationing boards are instructed to issue passenger tires for trucks where possible and charge them against passenger car quotas. Truck tires, regardless of size, go against truck quotas. Motorcycle tires remain under passenger car rationing rules. Obsolete tubes included in tube quotas. old tubes and tires may be sold for scrap. Boards should report bootlegging or black market activity to authorities.
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H. T. Beckmann
Women Voters Plan War Problem Study Canton meeting
Mrs. J. W. Steiner chairs the Canton League of Women Voters war service committee as it hosts a Wednesday 2 p.m. meeting in Family Service society rooms. The program covers Ohio league topics War and Post-war and Rationing and a national topic Bigger and Better Taxes to interpret government for citizens.
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J. W. Steiner
Canton League of Women Voters War Service Committee
League
Family Service Society
Ohio League
National League
Massillon Hearing Set For Norma Craig Case
Massillon March 16 a hearing is scheduled in municipal court for Norma Craig 36 of RD 1 Massillon charged with keeping a place where intoxicating liquors were sold illegally. Police said they found three and a half cases of beer and a pint of whisky in her possession when she was arrested Sunday at 2 a m by state officers.
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Massillon
Norma Craig
RD 1
Seven from Canton attend Jewish rally
Five Canton Jewish Center delegates joined youths from Detroit Akron Cleveland Youngstown Toledo and Pittsburgh at a regional conference in Detroit under the Jewish Welfare Board of New York. The topic was Jewish youth in the war effort and postwar world with speakers Rabbi Jeremiah Cohen and Henry Montor.
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Canton Jewish Center
Jewish Welfare Board of New York
Detroit
Paul Regberg
Ben Darsky
Walter Hofmann
Sol Auerbach
Myron Rudd
Revella R. Kopstein
Center
Trene Melcher
Akron
Cleveland
Youngstown
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Rabbi Jeremiah Cohen
Hillel Foundation
University of Michigan
Henry Montor
New York City
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Endeavor Is Hope Of Church In India Rally Message
Rev Vere W Abbey, general secretary of Christian Endeavor in India Burma and Ceylon, told over 200 youths from Stark Summit and Wayne counties at First Christian church that Christian Endeavor is the hope of the church in India. He noted native leadership and unity across denominations amid caste constraints, and cited Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy banning the movement as a compliment. India’s eight million serving caste members are eager to volunteer for service.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Church In
India
Vere W. Abbey
Burma
Ceylon
Stark
Summit
Wayne Counties
First Christian Church
Tri-County
Stark Union
Martha Erskine
James Thomas
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Edwin Hayden
Germany
Italy
Adolph Keller
McKinley High presents joint spring concert by band and orchestra
About 700 people attended the McKinley High school spring concert in the auditorium as the band and orchestra performed together for the first time under the McKinley High School Band and Orchestra Parents club. Ellmore Miller directed 125 musicians. solos by Don King and Deane Mitchell highlighted the orchestra's five classical pieces. The 85 piece band played modern selections including Indian Summer, Begin the Beguine, and Star Dust, ending with Stars and Stripes Forever and the Star Spangled Banner.
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McKinley High School
McKinley High School Band and Orchestra
Ellmore Miller
Pavanne
Don King
Deane Mitchell
Victor Herbert
Cole Porter
Hoagy Carmichael
Vault to guard radium at New Orleans hospital
New Orleans March 16 charity hospital plans a bombproof vault to store radium. If a bomb scatters the supply, superintendent Dr. Oliver P. Daly says no one could live around the section for 100 years.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Oliver P. Daly
Baboon Adopts White Rat At Audubon Zoo
In New Orleans on March 16 Tillie a one year old chacma baboon adopted a white rat sold to Audubon zoo by a seaman. The mother baboon cradles the rat with one arm and the small creature does not attempt to escape despite squeezing through bars.
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New Orleans
Tillie
Chacma
Audubon Zoo
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