Carrollton Faces Disposal Plant Vote and Park Debate
Residents in Carrollton debate a proposed sewage disposal plant with estimated costs around 200000 dollars alongside water works bonds and a new school building. The plan could affect Sylvan Park prospects as citizens push for parks and public spaces on the 65 acre water works site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
A. H. Kee
Dieppen
Mile
Honey Run
Enat Main
Banquo
Sylvan Park
Board of Public Service
Alliance Women hold diverse club meetings
The literature division of the Alliance Woman's club met at the club house for an interesting program. Alliance Chapter No. 296 Order of the Eastern Star gathered at the Masonic temple for a Friday meeting and annual memorial services. Myra Stone auxiliary to the Army and Navy Union elected officers Tuesday. Mrs Anna Cain hosted the Thrift club of the Alliance Review No 384 on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Myra Stone
Army and Navy Union
Anna Cain
Thrift Club of the Alliance Review No
Five Arrested on Rum Charges in Millersburg
State prohibition officers with local officials arrested Louis Blanchard a Gienmont restaurant owner after he pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquors and was fined 600 dollars. John Thomas and Frank Preston both colored of Millersburg were fined 500 dollars each for the same offense. Clifford Crider and Walter Kline of Richland Two were fined 100 dollars each after pleading guilty to selling moonshine and having a still in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
George Stephens
Louis Blanchard
L. Hi. Smith
Killbuck
John Thomas
Frank Preston
Justice's Son Elected Beach City Mayor at Election
Mrs Adeline Wood Justice nearly 88 proud as son William Justice, 60, wins Beach City mayoral seat on the Republican ticket. He has served six years as ticket and freight agent at the N C T office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Wood Justice
Beach City
William Justice
Mia. Justice
Cadiz
Harrison Co
Justice
Reading
James
Canton
William
George
Ilaak
Social Notes Of Louisville Amid Local Happenings
Louisville notes recount a European wedding trip bell at Booth Chapel street home, Five Hundred club host, church sisterhood meetings, hospital visit, and a prayer meeting. Railroad progress on Louisville Bayard line includes a long steel bridge over the Pennsylvania main line. Numerous visits from relatives and locals mark the community scene with births, moves, and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loulaville
John Paquelet
Booth Chapel St
William Phillips
Bouth Nickle Platest
First Brethren
Louisville
Uniontown
Dyell Belote
Canton Church
Local society and church notices for midweek and weekend
The Thuna Delphain society will meet in the public school library Wednesday evening with Mrs W G Donet as program director. The Friendship Class annual business meeting and social to be held at the parsonage Tuesday. Rev W L Frey to preach at North Lawrence Sunday. MacWinley Rebekah Lodge holds degree practice Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuna Delphain Society
W. G. Donet
First Brethren
W. L. Frey
North Lawrence
MacWinley Rebekah Lodge
Memorial Service For Alliance Elks Set In Elks Home
Alliance memorial services honor three Elks who died this year with Walter Ruff of Canton delivering the address. The program at the Elks home includes orchestra, invocations, eulogies for J C Wallace J A Zang E C Bates, Mt Union choir, and selections by Mt Union Conservatory quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lodge
Jerusalem
Mt. Union College Conservatory Quartet
J. C. Wallace
G. B. Grafsolo
E. E. Witherspoon
J. A. Zang
C. E. Winner
Dvorak
E. C. Bates
R. C. Hopkins
Lamp of the West
Mt. Union College Conservatory
Walter Ruff
Canton Lodge
Plan to Reorganize Public Speaking Club
Massillon December 5. The first meeting of the YMCA public speaking club recently reorganized will be held Monday evening at 8 at the YMCA. A public speaking class was organized by the late Professor L E York three years ago, and members of his class plan to reorganize the club with Robert Sergeson heading the organizing committee to permanent status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
L.E. York
Robert Sergeson
Sorority Club
Fred Broman
Wooster Rd
Edson Rikeard
T. P. Dillon
Horace Reehl
Canton
Dillon
What'll Do sewing club entertained in Beaci City
Miss Olive Shisler and Miss Anna Margaret Taylor hosted the What'll Do sewing club at their home. The evening featured sewing, music and games with refreshments served to Mrs. Lester Wisard and several guests including Cletus Zingery Velma Miller Fern Reese Alice Shister Judith Sprankle Mary Weimer Alice Shisler and Gall Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaci City
Olive Shisler
Anna Margaret Taylor
Lester Wisard
Cletus Zingery
Velma Miller
Fern Reese
Alice Shister
Judith Sprankle
Mary Weimer
Alice Shisler
Gall Reed
Farm Bureau Meetings Set for Wooster and Green Cove
The Wayne County Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting at Memorial Hall Wooster on December 19 from 1 to 3 with officer reports and county speaker addresses. Green Cotp Farm Bureau plans a December 17 meeting at Smithville High School with officer elections and a keynote by Dc Swan Apple Creek.
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Oarville
Wayneco Farm Bureau
Memorial Hall
Wooster
Greenco Tp Farm Bureau
Smithville High School
S. E. Conrad
Dc Swan
Apple Creek
Sorrow Lodge Memorial Services Set by Massillon Elks
The Massillon Lodge of Elks holds its twenty first memorial services at the New Elks home on Sunday at 8 15 p m Roscoe T Sharer Alliance Ohio will give the memorial address The Massillon Elks Glee Club directed by T C Walker Canton will provide music The program includes prayers solos and the commemorative address with inviting all Elks and friends to attend.
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Massillon
Twentier
Masaiilon Lodge of Elks
New
Canton
Elks
Lodge
Elks’ Glee Club
W. C. Brown
EF. A. Rigdon
God
T. C. Walker
Roscoe T. Sharer
Alliance Lodge
Site Chosen for Carrollton High School on Butler Field
Carrollton selects Butler Field as site for the new high school after paying $10,000 to Charles H. Butler Sr. The charter includes 610 feet of Third Street NE frontage and space for a football field baseball diamond running track and playground. Construction starts in the spring as blueprints are reviewed.
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Carrollton
Charles H. Butler
Butler
Third St
W. R. Bell
C of C To Elect Its Directors
Massillon reports the chamber of commerce votes close at noon on Monday December 14 after which ballots will be counted. Seven directors will be elected to terms forthcoming. Any current member not on the board may run. Tellers appointed include Hayes Keen Kesler Beans Fisher Reese Zepp Blacet Dehoff Blatz O Neill Heyman Smith Gentzel Reiner Spuhler Heggem Huntsberger Linde Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massilon
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
George B. Hayes
William Keen
L. T. Kesler
Charles D. Beans
Clay Fisher
Charles Reese
Karl Zepp
Duke Blacet
Howard Dehoff
Fred Blatz
JL. O'Neil
Fred G. Heyman
Harold Smith
Paul Gentzel
Charles Reiner
John Spuhler
Charles C. Heggem, Jr
M. Huntsberger
A. Linde
J. A. Wilson
AID ELECTS OFFICERS BEACH CITY
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met at the Mathiot residence to elect officers. President Mrs Harry Mathiot Vice President Mrs A Kendle Secretary Mrs Dayton Rose Assistant Mrs Frank Miller Treasurer Mrs J B Eberly A refreshments committee served by Mrs A Gardner Mrs S M Harper Mrs Frank Miller Mrs A Kendle and Mrs Mathiot were present along with numerous other members.
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Mathiot
A. A. Gilmore
Annetta Feller
Arthur Rose
EH. T. Oliver
M. P. Hobbs
Charley Weimer
Ed Thomas
Charley Yenni
Dayton Rose
Freemont Barr
G & Ebersole
J. D. Glass
Mary Reed
A. N. Lawrence
J. B. Eberly
Gale Tope
A. B. Wingate
Mary Gilmore
Helen Adams
Lois Weimer
Helen Oliver
Violet Mathiot
Fay Eileen Anderson
Rabbit Supper Sparks Legion Auxiliary in Beach City
The Weimer-Widder Post and Beach City families enjoyed a rabbit supper at the school house with music by the town’s syncopators. A ladies auxiliary to the legion was organized with temporary officers elected: H. L. Creasy president, James Reese secretary, Earnie Scheufler treasurer. More than required for a charter was secured. The next meeting is the first Tuesday night in January to complete organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach City
Weimer-Widder Post
American Legion
Legion
H. L. Creasy
James Reese
Earnie Scheufler
Brewster
Massillon Social Events See Local Groups Hold Christmas Parties
Massillon rounds up holiday happenings with events from Knights of Malta and Abbie Rebekah lodge to Elks O E and Sorority clubs. Thanksgiving and Christmas parties, card games, and charitable showers fill the December calendar plus rescheduled bridge events at the Massillon Social Club.
Massillon Auto Dealers Plan Winter Program
Massillon Automobile Dealers association will meet Monday at the chamber of commerce to hear a committee report on a winter program to boost member interest and camaraderie. A second committee will draft a constitution and by laws for adoption after year’s start and for electing permanent officers.
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Massillon
Massillon Automobile Dealers Association
Chamber of Commerce
State Grange Annual Meeting Set in Akron Armory
The annual meeting of the State Grange will be held at the Akron armory from December 8 to 10. National Master L J Taber speaks Tuesday evening and State Master H A Caton speaks Wednesday morning. A tour of Akron rubber factories is planned for Wednesday morning with sessions to follow. The Tuesday program is open to the public and many Wayne county Grangers expect to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarville
State Grange
Akron Armory
L J. Taber
H. A. Caton
Akron
Wayne Co
Surprise Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Buchwalter
Dalton reports relatives and friends gathered at the Buchwalters home to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with well filled baskets. Guests from Akron East Union Orrville and local areas brought gifts including silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
A. M. Buchwalter
Ivan
East Union
Harvey Eshelman
Edith
Homer Eshelman
Jacob K. Eshelman
Myron
Nettie Eshelman
Jacob Eshelman
Rickie Bartel
George Bowers
Orrville
Hettie Wilson
Raymond
Carl
John Gregory, Jr
This Place
Massillon Merchants to Consider Christmas Closing Hours
Massillon merchants will meet at the chamber of commerce offices Monday at 9 30 to decide closing times for the week before Christmas and to recommend a Christmas Eve closing time for all stores.
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Massillon
Masaillon
Chamber of Commerce
Esther chapter No 120 installs new officers in Minerva
Esther chapter No 120 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Tuesday evening installation in Masonic hall Minerva Dec 5 Mrs E O Sala was installed as worthy matron with Frank Dillon as worthy patron She is the youngest to hold the post and was a Carrollton high school graduate class of 1917 Fr Dillow longtime city mail carrier and past clerk in the post office is a veteran and Masonic lodge member Other officers were installed and seven past matrons presented roses to retiring worthy matron Mrs Schery A past matron jewel was given A second initiation followed and refreshments were served by A Stackhouse chaired committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Sala
Frank Dillon
Martha
Carrollton High School
Dillow
Mesconic Lodge
Odd Fellows
Masonic Club
James Steffey
W. P. Polen
W. H. Thrower
H. W. Rankin
Austin Freed
R. M. Schory
Marshal
Robert Barr
Scott Walker
Adah
Hilda Burford
Ruth
Lucille Allen
W. H. Cox
Charles Perdue
Electa
A. Arthur
Warder
Frank Schmachtenberger
Sentinel
W. Li. Rankin
R. M. Schery
Schery
M. J. McGinty
W. ©. Russell
Elmer Reed
Charles Foreman
H. S. Olnhausen
Floyd Iden
D. Work
A. M. Stackhouse
Surprising 82nd Birthday Held in Beach City
Winesburg residents and Ladies club members hosted Mrs. Catherine Feikert at daughter Mrs. Andrew Kendle’s home to celebrate her 82nd birthday with a basket supper and a candlelit cake. Attendees included Mrs. Ben Kendle, Mrs. Ed Feikert, Mrs. John Leyman, Mrs. Earl Kendle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach City
Winesburg
Ladies Club
Catherine Feikert
Andrew Kendle
Ben Kendle
Ed Feikert
John Leyman
Earl Kendle
Mary Jane
Elmer Zehnder
Walter Kendle
George Leyman
Albert Beechy
Clara Aufderhelda
Carl Kendle
Sebring Maintains Longstanding Saloon Free Status
Alliance Dec. 5 reports the city of Sebring four miles east of here has never had a saloon. Articles of incorporation forbid licenses to open or operate a liquor tavern or cafe selling intoxicants. Old residents boast Sebring remained dry even as nearby towns flourished.
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Alliance
Sebring
Here
Alliance Stores Ready for Yuletide Trade
Alliance's business section decks its shops for Christmas shoppers with small Christmas trees and thousands of lamps along Main. Stores display complete lines of holiday goods and gift ideas in show windows as local firms expect sales to match or exceed prior pre holiday periods.
Washington High averages dip six weeks lower
The Washington high school average fell 2.16 percent over the last six weeks from 82.48 to 80.32 percent. Compared by class the seniors dropped from 83.02 to 81.62, juniors from 83.62 to 80.08, sophomores from 80.47 to 78.09, and freshmen from 83.91 to 80.09.
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Massillon
Washington High School
Hartzel Grocers Lose Three in League Clash
In Sebring on Thursday evening the Hartzel Grocers dropped three games to Leonard Maytags at Manard alleys. The Industrial League saw The French win two of three against Limoges, while E. H. Sebring swept Sebring three straight. Lineups and scores follow.
Speaker to discuss The Mormon Menace in Massillon
Mrs Frances J Diefendorfer president at large of the Anti Polygamy Crusaders will speak at the First Baptist church Sunday at 1030 on The Mormon Menace James Martin D D general superintendent of the National Reform association calls her one of the best informed women on Mormonism She has spoken in almost every state and has traveled widely
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Massillon
Frances J. Diefendorfer
First Baptist Church
James Martin
D. D
National Reform Association
Diefendorfer
W. C. T. U. December Meeting Plans Topics Discussed
The Lucy Hayes W. C. T. U. December session will be hosted by Mrs. J. L. Buchanan on Ridst Street next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. E. C. Garlow lead discussions on Anti Narcotics Sunday Observance and Educational Prohibition with the November program to be restated.
Plan to Provide Holiday Cheer Alliance Plans Aid for Needy Homes
The Airlance Red Cross and Salvation Army prepare Christmas baskets of food warm clothing for women and children. YMCA and Boy Scouts assist in basket distribution. Co A Metcalf and Richard Irwin lead. Alliance churches will donate money groceries and other goods to families in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Metcalf
Richard Irwin
Alliance Churches
Prisoner Moved For Operation In Pittsburgh
Congress man Clyde Kelly arranged the transfer of Louis Farkas from Atlanta federal prison to a local hospital for an operation and expert medical treatment. Affidavits released in Washington refute rumors of political influence in Farkas release. If he recovers, he will return to Atlanta to complete a two year sentence for conspiracy to violate the prohibition law, unless he pays a fine instead. Doctors report a cancerous condition and a central nervous system infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Louis Farkas
Guckenheimer Distillery
Atlanta Federal
Washington, D. C
Farkas
Atlanta
Cheerful Workers hold festive December meeting in Beach City
The Lutheran Cheerful Workers society met at Mrs. Wilber Winfield’s home for a humorous games party with gifts and a Santa visit. Two new members joined, and a future masque social was planned for January at Mrs. Bash’s house.
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Beach City
Cheerful Workers Society of the
Lutheran Church
Wilber Winfield
D. H. Churchill
Arethur Shoemaker
Clara Muskopf
Frank Cameron
George Boyer
Santa
Beltznickel
William Shaefer
Saure
H. P. Bush
Eugene Cabot
Harry Ross
Fred Luethy
Adam Wilder
J. L. Cope
W. Justice
J. F. Myers
Martin Ross
E. G. Lanzer
Walter Muskopf
Harry Smith
Charley Sharp
Ora Bitticker
Homer Ripley
William Bose
Henry Ruessinger
J. A. Gardner
Euse
Bush
Grover Kopp
Mill
Emma Schlafly
Norway Raff
William
Hart Ceirchill
Loenie Boyer
Catherine Leyman
Virginia Smith Mac Ros
Dale Muskopf
Bash
Court Opens Monday for November Commers Press Court
Millersburg reports a November term of the common pleas court will convene Monday with six jury cases on the docket. Action will occupy the entire week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Commos Press Court
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Social News of Alliance
Social Notes of
Esther Brown
Marlboro
L. Brown
George Hildenbitle
My Saeger
Middlebranch
Yoder Farm
Loutaville
A. J. McDerlitt
Lisbon
Wither Scott
Mrearea McGirr
van Wert
C. S. McGirr
Effie Donaldson
Wellsville
Joseph Fettler
Muir, Mich
Jacques Fredey
Charles Rittenhouse
L. L. Dunaway
Russell Linerode
Alfred Krabi
Alliance City Hospital
William Henning
East German St
Pauline Myers
Jeanne Hayes
Polo, Il
Joseph Hayes
Franklin Catlin
Mildred
Grand Rapids
Mich
Kendallville
Ind
Andica
Joseph Krope
Ruff
Entertain Club
Farm Bureau Meeting
Elks Will
Sorrow Lodge
Glee Club
Roscoe Sharer
NEW High School
Carrollton Board of Education
Butler Field
AID
Social News of
Siz
Knights of Malta
Willowdale Club
Black and Gold Orchestra
Eee
Abbie Rebekah Lodge
John Pahlau
600
North Mills St
Harry Starkey
Howard Mosely
Charles Moyer
Starkey
Thirast
Ada Heckendorn
Rose Fricker
Ethel Wood
Clara Ralston
St. John’s Evangelical Church
John Brant
Raymond S Bils
Leo Yost
Elite 500
Morris Griffiths
Curley St
Leslie Longworth
North Mill St
E. 0. Sala
E. S
Lucerne Studio
E. O. Sala
Frank Dillow
Alliance Business Center
Grocers
Commercial League
Leonard Maytags
Ocesch Sreceveee
Bruggeman Coves
Green
Sesevese
Morrwee
Brown Covvecee
Hartzells
Dixon
Seer
W. Jones
Eeere
Hesser . Te Enee
Industrial League Limoge
Zefferneck Easaee
McReaee Accesess
Virden Ae Steee
Hilton Tee Ewes
McSweeney Eeeeee
Sanford
Rutter
Fredericks
Aidaubh
Eeesers
Alliance Red Cross
Salvation Army
Pen
Church Society
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