Doylestown Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests and Games
Doylestown and nearby towns feature a busy spell with Miss Josie Rhondel traveling to Wooster for school, Miss Carrie Billman visiting from Cleveland, and a ball game won by Doylestown over Wadsworth. Other notes include a concert, a theater event titled the Wild Mob, and various residents visiting relatives and planning travels to Austria and other countries.
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Toylestown
Josie Rhondel
Wooster
Jo Freeman
Chua Whitman
Cleveland
Burl Sutter
Wadsworth
Joseph Trotter
Austria
Canal Fulton
Wagner Coal Co
Eapeets
Doylestown
Plans for Two Immense Manufacturing Plants
Plans will be prepared immediately for a large new factory by the reorganized Webster Camp & Lanin. Architects Charles Henry & Son win handle preliminary work, stock is subscribed, and a meeting will elect a new Board of Directors. Another plant is planned at Akron China Co on the old White War Works site, to be among the region’s largest. Both facilities are set to be built this year. remodeling of the S Howard Street block is postponed to best extent, with work to commence this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster, Camp & Lanin, Go
Charles Henry & Son
Akron China Go
B. L. Daige
People’ Hand Rubber Go
George M. Carmichiel & Go
Dilek
Kent
William Rediling
Henry Green
M. G. Garrison
Redding
5. & O. Engraving Co
M. W. Smith
Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Go
Council Proposes City Water Plant Amid Feasibility Debate
In a tense council session Me McMillen and the Commissioner discussed a Monday proposal for the city to build its own water works. The Solicitor would estimate costs, with an initial figure around five thousand dollars, while concerns about feasibility and value were aired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Walker
Mr, Co
Me McMillen
Compassioner
Conneilman
City School Cupboards Purchase for Student Carpentry
The prudential committee approved a plan to spend about $400 on cupboards for city schools to support student carpentry. J T Flower urged quality cupboards across several schools, noting the adoption by the Board of Education last night and criticizing prior poor excuses for cupboards. Unease grew among several committee members over the expenditure.
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Educalon
School War Training Tents Approved Supplies Vote
Mr Flower raises concerns as board members joke about student wartime items. President Siabaneh explains the remarks refer to new pupil work in war training departments. The Supplies Committee, led by Mr White, approves a $1,500 purchase for stationery and pencils, including 59,000 slate pencils for the schools.
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White
Health boards seek ban on alum baking powders
A Princeton chemistry professor and a Penn State scholar urge state health boards to prohibit alum baking powders, citing injurious effects on digestion. They warn that even small alum use in bread to improve appearance may be harmful, and advise purchasing only pure cream of tartar powders while avoiding cheap, low priced brands.
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Princeton University
Cornwall
State Board of Health
Barker
University of Pennsylvania
Boards of Health
Erie Railroad to switch from bituminous to hard coal engines
The Erie railroad division from Marion Ohio to Cleveland plans to use anthracite fuel in its engines, a radical shift aimed at reducing smoke and soot in Cleveland. Officials say hard coal will be feasible and profitable, potentially spurring adoption by other lines and marking a new era in steam propulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Marion
Cleveland
Hele
Gail Koads
Horeto Tore Soy
Iteam
Brin Road Innovation Prompts City Cleanliness Debate
Residents discuss adopting a Brin road innovation aimed at improving city cleanliness. The plan faces concerns over its impact on smoke from soft cond and overall urban dirt management, with mixed community input and potential environmental effects.
Akron Industrial Directory Notes Affected Streets and Firms
A fragmented listing of numerous Akron area factories and workshops with cross streets and locations. Entries include Akron Rubber Works Prospect and Perkins and more, along with Mims Mill, Schumacher Mill, Malin and Miller, Conrail Engine House, and varied addresses on Main, Market, Broadway, Howard, Summit, and other streets.
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Buckeye Works
Miller Rubber Works
Diamond Rubber Works
Conrail
Malin and Market
Enging House
Sixth Ward
North Broadway
Aod Market
Buchtel Uve
Nod Bowery
Schumacher Mill
Mim Street
Prospect
Near Mill
Furnece and Broadway
Main and Keck
Ath
Park Place
Bogine Howe
West Milk
Carroll and Exchange
Empire Mower
6Th Ward
KT Lods and Turner
Perkins
Adolph Ave
Webstar
Camp & Lane Machine Co
Case Ave
Kent
Lieberling
Mil
Summit
Muin and Mill
Buchiel Ave
Fay
South High
Clarence’s Sweet Request Reveals Family Ties
A quirky note reports Clarence stating the daily sweets demanded by his girlfriend’s sister and his reaction to meeting her brother, highlighting family dynamics and social hints in a single, textured line.
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Clarence
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Schumacher & Gammeter
Howard
China & Danan
People's Phone
Lakeside
Barry A. Hawn
Irene Hyer
Lexcoph
N OF Coe Ucket
Booth
Randol
Barry A.hawn
Anager
Summit Lake Park Theatre
Nenches Bros
Prop
Mgrs
Loug, Lee
Mgr
Morrigg and
Cameron the Johnsons
Laura Adelene and
Rubber Collins and
MaDell
Kehoe and
Rainer
H. J. Bingham
M. E
Akron
Europe
Mise Ada Gardner
Marlon St
Town Hall
Empire Band
Budget
Anna Doyle
Wadeworth
Murgutie
Webster, Camp & Lane
Building News
Mr. McMillen
Prudential Committee
Mr. J. T
Flower
Mr. Mower
Ily
Railroad Notes
Allecena
The
Mile
Cardus
Park, N. J
Baltimore American
Baltimore
J. Wesley Cross
Lterature Addreat
Axin
Chaitanenge Mediafes Company
Chaitanenge Poa
Market
Riodewaye
General Alarm
Arlington and Recondara
Menner'a Beavery
N. Borgeat
Sherman and Voris
Cerar and Wataanave
West Exchange
Willow
Cusrae Milk
North Howard
Adams and Coron
Raleh
Diagit Crosby
Tod Spicer
Wooster and
Cinte
St. Clair and Barton
Water Works
Wooster Ave
Modo
Model Bakery
Horton Voth
Is. B. Lafferty
Becker
A. Any
Rewpoort
Texas Oil & Pipe Line
Beaumont, Texza
Coczney
Seer Siero
Ray Pie & Pie Sahaewan
S. Main St
People’s
Bell Phone
South Main ST
Akron Tin & Furnace CO
Gagollog
Gay
Stover
Stront Gar Barn
Star Laundry
Clarence Feele
Cuyahoga Fally
Front Street
Onin Austen
Cuyahoga Riverside
Buster
S. Howard ST
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Snisnes O
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Loulwina and
Dorida
Timetwe
C. L. Stone
General Pass
Agent Louisville
Otis K. Viall
Viail Bros
Nigue
Daye Seoatye
Mle Wit Hiei Howe Wis
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