Molly Stark club trustees chosen for three months
At the Molly Stark organization meeting in Cleveland, trustees were named for a three month term. The board includes Charles Hastings Hilda LockWood Evelyn Metggar Edna King Elsie Politzky J Henry Westerbeck D R Mellett Jeanne Potter Helen Wilmer and Herv e Miner. A board meeting is planned at The News editorial offices Monday evening. A party program featured the Peerless Quartet, a violin duet and magician Amos Rohn. A dance is planned for next Thursday at the Moose lodge hall Tuscarawas and McKinley.
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Molly Stark
Paul's Episcopal Church
Clevel
Eleanor Snyder
James R. Potter
Grace Frey
Charles F. Hastings
Hilda LockWood
Evelyn Metggar
Edna King
Elsie Politzky
J. Henry Westerbeck
D. R. Mellett
Jeanne O. Potter
Helen Welshimer
Herve W. Miner
The
News
Artman
Beckley
Lucas
Coombs
Rohn
Moose Lodge
Tuscarawasst
McKinley
Chautauqua Opens With Columbia Girls Quartet
Canton Lions Club hosts seven day Chautauqua in city park using a tent at Sixth St SW and Schroyer. proceeds aid Canton blind work. Columbia Girls Quartet opens program with 3:30 p m performance. Ralph Parlette to headline Friday evening on University of Hard Knocks. Governor Brough illness prompts change. Martha Scott to speak Saturday on Musical Appreciation with music.
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Canton Lions’ Club
Columbia Girls’ Quartet
Canton
City Park
Sixth St
Schroyer
W. P. Allen
Canton Chautauqua
Columbia Girls
Miss Webb
Chautauqua Seasion
Ralph Parlette
Chautauqua
University of Hard Knocks
Brough
Arkansas
Martha Scott
Temporary restraining order blocks eviction of tenant
Judge Fdwitnd Diehl issued a Friday TRO barring Sehlabach Realty Co. from pursuing eviction of E. J. Schlabach from rooms at Market. A hearing on the permanent injunction was set for September 8.
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Fdwitnd Diehl
Sehlabach Realty Co
E. J. Schlabach
Seven Columbia Heights residents arrested in poker game
Deputy sheriffs Eyler and Mantsch surprised seven Columbia Heights residents gaming for money and arrested them on gambling charges during the incident.
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Columbia Heights
Eyler
Mantsch
Auto Fire at Kennedy Garage Sparks Response
Firemen were summoned to the Kennedy Garage at 134 4th Street SW early Friday as an automobile burned. Chemicals assisted in extinguishing the flames.
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Kennnedy
4Th St
Man Fined for Stealing Plumbers Tools
James Mahne was fined $10 and costs by Judge Bowman Friday after a conviction for stealing plumbers tools. The notice promotes classified ads from Daily News Want Ads with Hemlock 8500 for buying and selling.
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James Mahne
Bowman
Daily News
Orphans Enjoy Annual Picnic at Meyers Lake
The Louisville Orphanage held its annual picnic at Meyers Lake with 100+ orphans enjoying rides, games, and a noon dinner. The Canton Automobile Club supplied transport, and a Canton committee led the day’s program as children expressed long anticipation for the event.
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Louisville
Meyers Lake
Christmane
Canton Automobile Club
Loultaville
Meyers Lake Park
Louisville Orphans
Coal Strike Threat in 1902 Links to Pennsylvania Mines
Murphy argues that a coal strike would barely affect anthracite prices but would force consumers to switch to substitutes. He notes anthracite is produced in four union counties in Pennsylvania, and when these mines close no anthracite remains. Consumers would then seek smokeless coal, coke, or oil.
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Murphy
Pennsylvania
Victim or Convict Found Dead After Escape Trigger
County officials probe a man killed Tuesday night in Conway railroad yards. The victim, Theodore Rogers, a reformatory prisoner who escaped, had been jailed for receiving and concealing stolen property and was near Robertsville, his prior residence. Investigators seek full details.
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Conway
Theodore Rogers
Rogers
Stark Ce
Robertsville
Anthracite Strike Threatening Coal Supply Across Regions
Reported notes warn a coal strike could disrupt anthracite and shift demand to low volatile bituminous fuel. Investigators cite abundant supplies in Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia with monthly potential outputs of 1 742 500 tons central Pennsylvan ia 180 000 tons New River West Virginia and 400 000 tons Pocahontas West Virginia.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Middle Atlantic
New England
New River
Pocahontas
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