Firemen Win Many Honors at Massillon Picnic
Massillon firemen and their families swept prizes on the second final day of the fire fighters picnic at Lakeport Alliance. George Jacobs won the 100 yard dash for men, with Vernon Knowles second. Edrie Powers and Helen Nolen led women in their events. Canton and Massillon teams shared top finishes in tug of war and baseball. Approximately 300 attendees daily with John Bonk of Massillon named largest family holder.
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Massiliann
Aue
Mieall
Lakeporte Alliance
Massillon
Massilllon
George Jacobs
Canton
Firet
Vernon Knowles
Rance
HM. A. Thoerner
Walter Kruser
Edrie Powers
Zanesville
Helen Nolen
Munsillon
Mra
Mabel Cuarrett
Mre. Koehler
John Engelhardt
Masillon
J. Lambright
Mansion
John Held
al- Nance
William Hagerman
Stella Pinvelhardt
Masaillon
Evelyn Jacobs
WM. Wright
George Michardson
Washington, D Cc
FR Rtahl
Joe Engelhardt
John Eingelhardt
L. E. Wright
Joe Fngelhardt
Tim Nolan
Hagerman
Frank Held
Alliance
Noo
John Bonk
Manseilion
Fred Baer
International Association of Fire Fighters
Washington, D. C
George Richardson
Beett Powers
Ohio Fire Members’ Association
John Stanton
Cleveland
Ed, Strickler
Columbus
William Barnard
Hunsinger
C. W. Oberlin
Merve Allison
H. A. Boerner
J. R. Knowles
Maasillon
Alliance Rotary to attend Stark Tuberculosis meeting
Dr. Floyd Stamp will represent the Alliance Rotary club at the Stark Tuberculosis hospital committee meeting in Canton this evening, after he was named at Wednesday's club gathering.
Y M C A Boys at Crystal Lake Plans Plenary Event
About 106 Y M C A members attended a Crystal Lake plenary day with sports events and entertainment. Lawrence Franz, boy work secretary, organized the program while upcoming baseball team tryouts were announced for a later date and more members were expected to attend.
Arrest Man on Liquor Charge in Alliance
Charles Hamel was arrested early this morning by Patrolman Davison on charges of possessing and transporting liquor. Police found several gallons at Hamel’s home on South Union and in his auto truck. Kenneth Koontz, wanted in Sebring, was arrested here Wednesday and hauled to Sebring. Owen Tandore, colored, was bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond after a knife assault case. Thomas Och, colored, was hospitalized after a July knife fight. Boston police notified Chief Colvin that A. H. Russell, wanted for robbing a pool hall on July 8, will be returned to this city. William Gray and William Bell were discharged after disorderly conduct arraignments. Norbert Doyle was arrested for running a red light.
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Thomas Och
Boston
W. D Colvin
A. H. Russell
Lex
Ile
Thia City
Willam Gray
William
Bell
Norbert Doyle
Auto Victim Spencer Patterson Improves After Crash
Alliance authorities report 19 year old Mt. Union student Spencer Patterson has been eightly improved though his condition remains serious after a skull fracture from a collision on Fairmount road last Friday night. He was thrown from a seated machine and is a Minerva resident.
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Spencer Patterson
Mt. Union College
Atsl
Patterson
Fairmount Rd
Minerva
Alliance City Band Promises Popular Evening Concert
The Alliance city band directed by Prof. Emil Rinkendorf will perform on the public square at 7:30 PM featuring selections from Tales of Hoffmann and excerpts from The Merry Widow with the Star Spangled Banner as the finale.
Salvation Army Band Concert in Deerfield Tonight
The Salvation Army band from Alliance will perform on the square at Deerfield at 7:86 this evening under Adjutant Harry L. Purdum. The religious program will be followed by an outdoor service, with many Alliance residents expected to attend.
U S Stay in Philippines Endorsed by Alliance Speaker
J J Jackson of Garretteville Ohio urged Alliance Rotarians to keep the United States in the Philippines. He praised General Leonard Wood’s administration and described his world tour and impressions of India and China. He argued anti American agitation in Japan is largely yellow journalism.
Three Thefts Reported in Massillon
Thieves believed to be boys robbed a clothing store, a private residence, and an automobile Wednesday evening in Massillon. An overcoat and salt went from Frank Bivingas’s shop. clothing and a trunk were taken from William Casey’s residence. cigars valued at 11 dollars were stolen from T. J. Barker’s car.
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Massillon
Frank Bivingas
Bivlings
William Casey
West Tremont St
T. J. Barker
South Millet
Ideal
Wis
Irate Husband W addled Romeo Demos Fined in Wooster
Stanley Demos former Wooster candy maker was fined 50 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct and given six months in the workhouse. The sentence was suspended if he leaves the city after Herschel Smith reported that Demos honked a car seeking Mrs. Smith for a ride and was struck by Smith with a revolver.
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Wooster
Stanley Demos
M. R. Limb
Demos
Herschel Smith
Smith
Past Chancellors to Meet Desmond Lodge Knights of Pythias
The Desmond Lodge No. 719 Knights of Pythias will hold a business meeting for Past Chancellors on Friday before the lodge session. A large attendance is requested as important lodge business will be discussed. Refreshments follow the session.
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Sebring
Desmond Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Memorial Planned for W. J. Bryan by Smith Grange
Aug 6 memorial service for the late William Jennings Bryan to be part of Smith Grange meeting. Memorial led by Mrs. Maggie Taylor with a program including songs, readings, and discussions on farm life topics led by grange members Maria Korn Gileon Hahlen and Charlotte Oesch.
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William Jennings Bryan
Smith Grange
Memoriel
Maggie Taylor
A. DD. Whinnery
Grange
The
William Jennings Bevan
Marie Korn
Gileon Hahlen
Muate
Charlotte Oesch
Shaffer Fined In Massillon for Intoxicated Plea
In Massillon Roy Shaffer faced charges after a hotel room search revealed a pint of whiskey. He pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 100 dollars plus costs, while a possession charge led to a not guilty plea and a 2000 dollar bond for the August 7 trial. Paul Katz also fined 600 dollars for possessing equipment to manufacture intoxicating liquor.
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Massillon
Roy Shaffer
Shaffer
Dan ‘Brady
Brady
Arlington Hotel
Kreiger
Fellabom
Paul Katz
Two Men Fined in Crabbe Act Violation Case
Clarence Lester and Walter Coleman of 416 Athost Street were fined $100 and court costs each in criminal court on Thursday for violating the Crabbe act.
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Clarence Lester
Athost SI
Walter Coleman
Liquor Fines Set in Massillon Municipal Court
Lewis Blanchard fined 500 dollars and costs for possessing intoxicating liquor. N. G. Blanchard fined 200 dollars and costs on the same charge. Homer Durant of Coshocton represented the defendants. Seamstresses seeking summer work with good families in suburbs country or seashore may find opportunities in Want Ads.
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Massillon
Lewis Blanchard
N. G. Blanchard
Homer Durant
Coshocton
Realtors Have Record Attendance At Canton Outing
More than 175 people attended the Canton Real Estate Board outing at Lakeside Shrine club, setting a attendance record. Winners included Maurice Buehler in ball kicking and Dorothy Zettler in girls lead a balancing, with Mrs. Henry J. Young and Mrs. C. A. Seran among ladies winners.
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Canton Real Estate Board
Lakeside Shrine Club
W. Stutaman
J. L. McMurston
Ernest Donze
BD. I. Craft
W. J. Gordon
Albert Fink
Moran
JL. W. Hewitt
Harry Bee
Mia
J. JB. Milner
C. T. Clark
Joseph Bleehele, Jr
J. M. Bergold
Canton
Maurice Buehler
Donald Gordon
fFirst
Walter Patton
Dorothy Zettler
Maxine Zettler
Merle Fink
Henry J. Young
C. A. Seran
Maude
Glyde Anderson
Chicken Race Winners and Dinner Dance At Clubhouse
The report notes Mrs D. 8 Craft wins the chicken race and W B E Gordon takes the men’s race with Ernest Donge second and Carl Patton third. Nearly hundred realtors and families attend a chicken waffle dinner in the ballroom followed by dancing in the clubhouse.
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Mrs. D
Craft
W. BE. Gordon
Endurance
Ernest Donge
Carl
Patton
Oil production shows increase across major U S regions
US crude oil production last week averaged 2,114,400 barrels daily, up 2,850 from the prior week. Heavy crude averaged 201,400 barrels daily, up 1,050. California rose 2,000 to 669,500. Gulf coast 95,400. Rocky Mountain 160,950. Midcontinent 1,099,400. Imports averaged 124,827 barrels daily, down from July.
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New York
Aug
United States
American Petroleum Institute
California
Iron and Steel Market Rebounds Amid Upward Swing
The Iron and Steel Trade Review reports that conservative policies and steady consumer demand lift steel conditions back to a firmer base. July to August shows increased production, with four blast furnaces active in Pittsburgh Lorain Johnstown and Milwaukee and bar bookings strongest in Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Tren Trade Review
Pittsburgh
Lorain
Johnstown
Milwaukee
Steel
Steel Corporation
Chicago
Bers
Pitteburgh
Pary
Pittaburgh
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W. J. Bryan
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Bob White
Stark Dry Goods—Second Fir
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