Girl Scout Drive in Canton Falls $200 Short of Goal
Eighteen members of the Girl Scout council met at 127 23rd St NW to extend the senior membership drive until the $2,000 target is met. Only $1,800 has been raised so far, prompting continued solicitation of prospective members and a push to support civilian defense activities. Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Strayer urged renewed effort as 1,000 Canton scouts are planned to participate in spring civilian defense plans.
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Girl Scout Council
James M. Aungst
23Rd St NW
Girl Scout Organization
John F. Strayer
Canton Girl Scouts
Baker
Canton
Symphonic Season Finale Praised By Canton Audience
The Canton Symphony Orchestra concluded its 1941 42 season at Timken Vocational High School with Hans Basserman violin soloist in Beethoven violin concerto in D major. Richard W. Oppenheim conducted as Mozart overture and Strauss numbers drew strong applause and a warm encore. The program ended with an optimistic note as the patrons launched a drive for next season.
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Walter Tremain
Canton Symphony Orchestra
Timken Vocational High School
Tiffany
Beethoven
Hans Basserman
Pittsburgh Symphony
Richard W. Oppenheim
Basserman
Oppenheim
Canton
Leonard
Wienowski
Bach
Symphony Association
James Aungst
Mr. Oppenheim
Herman Kehl
Mr. Aungst
Aungst
Milk Delivery Cut By Law In Boston
Boston milk deliveries will run every other day under an emergency order from the Massachusetts Milk Control Board. The measure targets tire conservation due to a nationwide rubber shortage that has halted tire replacements for milk deliverers. The order, effective this week, cites a grave national emergency and applies to the Greater Boston area.
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Boston
Milk Control Board of Massachusetts
Greater
Federal Action Proposed On Milk Deliveries
Washington March 19 The Office of Defense Transportation is considering restricting milk deliveries to daylight every other day to conserve dairy vehicles and tires. John L Rogers director of the ODT motor transport division said investigations led him to seek cooperation from management and labor in retail milk distribution to develop a feasible plan. The inquiry indicates special deliveries and Sunday wholesale deliveries could be eliminated.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
John L. Rogers
ODT Motor Transport Division
ODT
Reckless Driving Fines Billed in North Canton Court
Samuel Jenkins, 39, of Cleveland and Gerald Ensign, 44, of Chagrin Falls were charged by deputy sheriffs with reckless driving on Route 8. They were fined $15 and costs and $10 and costs respectively yesterday in the mayor's court at North Canton.
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North Canton
Samuel Jenkins
Cleveland
Gerald Ensign
Chagrin Falls
Salem Incorporation Papers Filed for Gonda Engineering Co
Incorporation papers were filed today for the Gonda Engineering Co Inc of Salem listing 500 shares of no par stock. Incorporators are John G Gonda Stephen A Gonda and W Edmund Peters.
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Salem
Columbiana
Gonda Engineering Co., Inc
John G. Gonda
Stephen A. Gonda
W. Edmund Peters
Music Teacher to Speak in Millersburg
Mrs. Gertrude Rowe of Wooster College Conservatory of Music will address the Business and Professional Women's club on New Music at Fisher's restaurant Thursday night March 26. Miss Pauline Guscott will be in charge.
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Millersburg
Gertrude Rowe
Wooster College Conservatory of Music
Fisher’s
Pauline Guscott
Stolen $80 From Home Reported Near Route 30
Frank Culler living south of route 30 on the county line road reported to the sheriff that his residence was entered between March 6 and 14 and $80 in bills were taken from a cigar box in a dresser drawer.
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Frank Culler
Route 30
Genoa students return to classes amid protests in Perry
Barricades greeted Genoa school pupils as protests entered a third day over the Perry two board's dismissal of Principal Ralph Trachsel and first grade teacher Lillian Parsons. About 182 students entered as 50 parents attended a morning assembly. a county official described the school as operating normally after a closed meeting with the superintendent.
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Genoa School
Perry Two
Ralph Trachsel
Lillian Parsons
Trachsel
T. C. Knapp
Interchurch Group to Meet March 26 at Martin Luther Church
The Interdenominational Missionary Society will hold its annual meeting on Thursday March 26 at Martin Luther church with two sessions at 10 a m and 1 30 p m and a noon luncheon. Women from Stark county churches are invited and luncheon reservations are arranged by church societies. Officers will be elected in the morning and a program with a speaker follows in the afternoon. Miss Osta Coulter reports on Wayside Community House and Miss Katherine Steven will bring Wayside kindergarten children to perform.
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Interdenominational Missionary Society
Martin Luther Church
Stark County
Wayside Community House
Osta Coulter
Wayside
Katherine Steven
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