Carrollton Forms Tabor Lake Country Club For Summer Recreation
A group of twenty local residents organized the Tabor Lake club near Carrollton to build a $10,000 facility. They sold stock at 260 per share and plan to raise the price to 400 after year end. The 19% acre site lies at Tabor between Carrollton and Dell Roy, with a 285 foot dam and an 8 acre lake fed by twelve springs. Members receive building lots and will divide plots for cottages, with plans for a campus, golf course, boating and fishing. 8,000 fish stocked, 4,000 from Betty fish farm. Officers include Eli Pretty president and George Pretty secretary. James Borden treasurer. Directors include John Whitcraft and others.
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Carrollton de
Carrollton
Haeda
Tabor Lake
Eli Pretty
Carrollton Motor Car Co
Tabor
Barberton
George Pretty
James Borden
John Whitcraft
Washington Butler
John Grimes Elected Commander of G A R Post 729
John Grimes 425 East Grant Street was elected commander of John C Fremont Post No. 729 G A R in Alliance. Grimes, 83, has long been active with the local post. Other officers elected include Chris Blery senior vice commander C Smith junior vice commander Bingley Russell sergeant Fred Garman adjutant W I Cool chaplain T W Anderson patriotic instructor A E Hawkins officer of the guard Jesse Miller officer of the day O R Everhart delegates to state encampment at Portsmouth A E Hawkins and W D Reed trustees John Grimes H J Windle and Bingley Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
John Grimes
East Grant St
John C. Fremont
Grimes
Chris Blery
C. Smith
Bingley Russell
Fred Garman
W. I. Cool
T. W. Anderson
A. E. Hawkins
Jesse Miller
O. R. Everhart
Portamouth
W. D. Reed
H. J. Windle
Plan for Vacation Program by Alliance YMCA
The Alliance YMCA sponsors a vacation program for local school age boys starting Monday. C R Bearmore directs tours of city sections and factory visits with supervision by local association secretaries. A mass meeting is set for Sunday afternoon December 27 followed by a December 29 trip to Massillon Y and an intra city basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Massillon
Bearmore
Massillon
Massillon Association
Beach City Newsflash: births, illnesses, birthdays
Beach City reports a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Spring at their West Street home weighing si pounds. Henry Maghbaugh lies critically ill at his Rayst home after a summer of poor health. Mrs. Flora Martin celebrated her 79th birthday with a tea for 38 guests from Beach City Canton and Navarre, with class No attendees and gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach City
Dewey Spring
West St
Si Pounds
Henry Maghbaugh
Rayst
Flora Martin
Canton
Navarre
Moses Bickel
Minerva Notes Advent Observances and Visitors
Minerva High holds chapel service with readings and musical solos as Christmas season begins. Mrs. Thomas Davidson and granddaughter Elizabeth Davison plan a trip to Irwin Tennessee to visit relatives. Churches schedule Christmas programs including evening events. Wittenberg students Velma Algeo Florence Larrick and Hazel Messimore visit for holidays. Matre Nous club hosts Christmas party with gift exchange and new members welcomed. dinner at Hotel Minerva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Minerva High School
Thomas Davidson
Elizabeth Davison
Irwin
Tenn
Thomas Davison
Velma Aleeo
Florence Larrick
Hazel Messimore
Wittenberg College
Springfield
George Algeo
C. A. Larrick
J. P. Measimore
Frank Miller
Matre Nous Club
South Mainst
EF. H. Blair
Floyd Iden
Charles Hart
Hotel Minerva
Sauerkraut Supper Planned by Uniontown Church Group
The Witling Workers class of the Reformed church in Uniontown schedules a sauerkraut supper for January 18 in the church basement. Local residents Mrs Elmer Wickford from Green Town visited her sister Mrs Stanley Provost. Mr and Mrs Harry Nook of Akron spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ralph Swinehart. Miss Suntheimer hosts the Come and See club Christmas party Monday at Mrs Mannie Richards. Swastika club Christmas Party set for Tuesday at Mrs Haden Swine’s home. Mr and Mrs Arlo Shook spent the evening in East Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Witling Workers
the Reformed Church
Elmer Wickford
Greentown
Stanley Provost
Harry Nook
Akron
Ralph Swinehart
Haden Swine
Arlo Shook
East Canton
Local residents plus visitors frequent Wilmot area
Strasburg and nearby towns sent shoppers and visitors to Wilmot and Canton. The record notes multiple couples and individuals from Massillon Ridge and Sugar Creek visiting, plus several locals hosting dinners and business trips to Kilbuck Canton and Columbus.
Local boy linked to string of burglaries in Massillon
In Massillon on December 19 Jimm y Dales Stories depicts Jed Warren Jewel a year old thief tied to multiple Burglaries in Korman Heights. Jewel lured by a book about Jimmy Dale confessed to four break ins and described hiding loot silk underclothes and burned remains. Officer Allen and Capt Ben Clark arrested him after fingerprints and hand scratches surfaced. Jewel was taken to Canton for custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Immy Dales
Jed Warren Jewel
C. A. Allen
Young Jewel
Allen
Korman Heights
Jewel
Jimmy Dale
Warren
Howard Smith
Ben Clark
Canton
Skelmutch
Auto Accident Deaths Growing in Massillon Area
Massillon recorded four automobile accident deaths in three years with three in 1925 and one in 1924 while 1923 had none. Nearby areas contributed nine deaths, totaling 13 deaths for Massillon and surroundings over the same period according to Health Commissioner J. H. Williams.
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Massillon
J. H. Williams
Wiliams
Mount Union Girls Glee Club Plans Regional Tour
Mount Union College's Girls Glee Club, led by Mrs. Ed Jones, readies for a public season after Christmas. The group will perform in Canton, Salem, Randolph, Deerfield, Palmeville and nearby communities with Leona Myers as pianist. A one act play and a vocal quartet featuring Lulu Woodruff Lena Schweitzer Novella Lane and Fern Miller will be featured along with John Parks baritone and piano solos by Fern Miller and Evelyn Stahler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Woodruff
Lena Schweitzer
Novella Lane
Fern Miller
John Parks
Evelyn Stahler
Justus Justus Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
Dec 19 report from Justus details visits and hospitality among families from Spring Dale Farm Canton Massillon Canal Fulton Beech Grove New Philadelphia and Carhocton. Notable notes include Mrs Evans recovering from appendicitis in Dover hospital and a local velocipede with a sidecar invention.
Alliance Elks to Enjoy Dinner Annual Christmas Event
Alliance Elks plan their Christmas dinner on Tuesday December 22 at the Elks grill. Dinner starts at 6 30 pm followed by entertainments as hundreds of members attend. The lodge notes rapid growth with thirty applications in the past month.
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Alliance
Alliance Elks
Elks’ Grill
Alliance Lodge
Carrollton Residents Receive Tax Valuation Increases
The state tax commission orders a 15 percent valuation rise in Carrollton and 10 percent on land and 20 percent on buildings in Center to, with a 30 percent rise in Minerva. The county auditor updates duplicates as changes are implemented.
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L. G. Stewart
Kenneth
Wooster
Stewart
Carrollton
Jewett
Lutheran Church Council
Minerva
State Tax Commission
Centerto
Whitmer to spend winter in Jacksonville with daughter
Samuel J. Whitmer leaves Navarre for Jacksonville Florida to spend the winter with his daughter Mrs Harvey Hensel. A Ford roadster driven by Walter Scheufler hit the rear of a wagon driven by Eugene Agnes near Massillon Navarre road injuring none but causing minor cuts to Scheufler and Mildred Scheufler. A Ford coupe driven by Albert Feucht upset on a bridge south of town with no injuries. A Ford coupe owned by Walter Bittiker was stolen Monday night from Market Street groceries and not yet recovered. Mrs Viola Warwick attended a birthday party for Mrs Flora Martin’s 79th birthday at Beach City with out of town guests including Mrs Porter Reese and Mrs Helen Gordon. A new baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Doges at City Hospital. Mrs William Rownky ill. Mrs Helena Stinebaugh of Massillon spent Tuesday with Miss Mary Schwarzlose. Mrs M J Hoagland visiting daughter Mrs Harry Strauble in Massillon. Derwood Klein, son of Mrs Jerome Klein, critically ill with pneumonia, is improving.
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Walter Scheufler
Eugene Agnes
Massillon-Navarre
Agnes
Sheafler
Mildred
Albert Feucht
Feucht
Walter Bittiker
Viola Warwick
Beach City
Flora Martin
Porter Reese
Nice
Helen Gordon
Jean
Canton
Martin
Fred Doges
City Hospital
William Rownky
Helena Stinebaugh
Massillon
Mary Schwarzlose
Harry Strauble
Derwood Klein
Jerome Klein
Death removes woman pioneer of Carrollton
Carrollton obituary details Mary Catherine Marshall born 1830 in Atwood Monroe to, oldest native Carroll County resident era. Survived by ten children and many grandchildren. She recalled early Carroll County life riding horseback to buy supplies and witnessing a hanging in New Philadelphia.
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Carrollton
Mary Catherine Marshall
Alexander Marshall
John Ferrall
Harrison-to
Scott's Graveyard
J. M. Shafer
Methodist Church
John
Susannah
Yant) Stoady
Atwood
Monroe
Pennsylvania
Washington-co
George Stoody
Marshall
Social Notes From Tear ZOAR District
Weekend visitors traverse Berea Cleveland Canton and Minerva as families from Dover Dundee New Philadelphia and Sandyville gather for visits with relatives and friends including the Burkharts Sturm Herzig and Ricker households and many others in Canton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoar
August Heagle
Berea
Hilda Beiter
Victor Beiter
Cleveland
August Burkhart
Canton
Edgar Ruof
Minerva
Claud Herzig
Almon Nidon
Sandyville
Ellen Sturm
Ellen Chalmers
Howard Sturm
New Philadelphia
Clinton Marburger
Dover
Gerald Crilow
Dundee
Russell Walter
R. Irvin
C. Irwin
Paul Bomberger
Jeanette Hersig
Paul Ricker
Clifford Geckler
William Sarbaugh
Esther
Howard Sarbaugh
Louisville Social Notes Include Transfers and Local Events
Harold Stresby is transferred by Berger Co. to Jacksonville Fla to lead the new office. Fidelis Sewing club hosts a Christmas party with gifts for members. Mrs. William Lutz undergoes appendicitis surgery at Aultman hospital Canton. Louisville Camp No. 10384 MWofA elects officers for the year and meets Dec 24. Louisville High plans a state speaking contest with a silver cup and $465 in prizes. Christmas programs rise across four churches with pageants cantatas and music. John Boroway to move to Waco in March. Tavwid J. Carp travels to Cleveland on business. H L Heninger visits Miami Fla. Helen Hoffman visiting Tiffin. Charles Kinney vacationing with parents in Cleveland. Amanda Sawyer contracts a new house with George Haren. Mrs Ray Skidd hosts the Thursday Night Five Hundred.
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Louisville
Harold Stresby
Berger Co
Canton
Jacksonville
Cla
Fidelis Sewing Club
Curtis Motts
William Lutz
Aultman Hospital
Modern
Woodmen of America
Lloyd Getter
D. J. Hostetler
C. W. Snyder
J. ©. Slucs
Earl C. Miller
C. Gehman
Chandra Kryder
Charles Gotter
Charles Holden
Ss. W. Henning
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Department of Oratory
John
Five Hundred Club
Miss Keyser Visits Wooster for Holidays
Wooster notes show Miss Helen Keyser of the United States Marine Hospital New York City is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ira Keyser in East Bowman Street. Also reports of travel, hospital updates, a college glee club program and a social dinner with cards.
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Wooster
Helen Keyser
United States Marine Hospital
New York City
Ira Keyser
East Bowman St
G. O. Thompson
Smithville
Iown
Illinois
Missouri
Thompson
H. H. Thompson
Dallas City
Archie Marshall
Knox City
Chicago
H. O. Rowe
H. K. Hilsberry
Methodist Church
Sai Lukes Hospital
Cleveland
Wooster College Glee Club
East Greenville Methodist Church
A. G. Whitman
Clyde Kirby
South Buckeyest
Fort Laurens D of A elects officers in Bolivar
Bolivar December 19 Fort Laurens Council D of A elected officers led by Jesse Lunden berger as C Hazel Sebold A C Clara Baker V C Mary Steward associate V C Jessie Wagner conductor Katie Allman Warden Eva Mase outside sentinel Elva Whitmer inside sentinel Helen Lash trustee Myrtle Springer Jr past C Minnie Helwick associate of past C Mrs Howard Flad of Molite Pitcher Council presented a Bible to Ft Laurens Council.
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Molite Pitcher Council
Canton
Ft. Laurens
Strasburg
A. C. Baker
New Philadelphia
J. J. Lebold
Kermit
Mr. Garwood
Dinener
C. J
Henry Carlin
A. C. Helwick
Robert Crushing
Leetonia
Bolivar
Ilda Daley
Maybel
John Kienzle
George Baker
Stahlacker
Indiana
Leroy Haldeman
Starsburg
Howard Numbers
Canton Winstow
Chosen Head of Knights of Pythias Lodge Chosen
M L Cook elected Chancellor Commander of the Knights of Pythias lodge at Minerva. He has held most local offices and is an electrician with Electric Supply & Construction Co. Other officers include H J Alexander as vice chancellor and J A Ready as master of exchequer. Installation set for January 4 1926.
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Minerva
M. L. Cook
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Cook
The
Electric Supply & Construction Co
H. J. Alexander
Hershell Spore
A. W. Yeagley
Henry Murphy
Royal Hayma
Massillon social clubs hold holiday gatherings and events
Massillon society notes a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. T P Dillon with grab bags and prizes for Mrs. Murdock and others, a Massillon Social club dinner dance with Johnsons orchestra, Fleur-de-Lys party by Miss V Irene Reinoehl, Elite 500 club gatherings, a Masonic temple 500 party, and the Massillon Elks charity ball with a large Christmas tree and Canton guests.
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Massillon
Johnson's Society Orchestra of
Cleveland
Massillon Lodge of Elks
East Main St
Black and Gold Orchestra
Canton
William App Birthday Celebrated by Family in West Brookfield
In West Brookfield on December 19, William App received a surprise birthday gathering from friends and relatives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leading, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weymiller, Mr. Imdorf and daughter, Mrs. Rosa Leading, and several others from Massillon Canal Fulton East Greenville and nearby communities. Guests enjoyed cards, music, and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Brookfield
William App
Harold Leading
Charles Weymiller
Imdorf
Rosa Leading
Fredericka Appe
Pauline
Elizabeth
Massillon
Harry Owens
John Hill
Edward Kauth
Charles Frank
North Canton
Howell Williams
Canal Fulton
William Williams
John Skelmutch
Jacob Saunders
East Greenville
Canton
Jim Steiner
Howells Ave
Myron Seese
Peter Feichter
Ralph Weichtes
Teachers of Cony Meet Spreads Winter Session Plans
Delegates of the Cony Teachers Association gather for a winter meeting from December 28 to 30. Miss Stella Ziegler and Miss Moser lead with alternates Roberts and Miss Po. Ohio speakers will discuss several topics, with about 4,000 members expected from the state association. A keynote from Oxford is planned.
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Aaso
Stella Ziegjer
Moser
Roberts
Miss Po
Ohio
Severs
Nanayers
College Alliance Relic Presented to McMaster Museum
A historic artifact from 1812 tied to General Perry is donated to McMaster by the late Boman of Akron. The relic, kept in good preservation, carries a hickory handle and recalls the Battle of Lake Erie where Perry defeated the British fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi College Museum
McMaster
Boman
Akron
Erie
Zard Perry
North Canton church events feature university glee club
Dee Heidelberg University glee club from Stark county area sings Thursday at Zion Reformed Church at 7 pm. The concert includes soloists and quartets with no admission, a silver collection to defray expenses, and proceeds aiding Jess so. The Christian church plans a Christmas program Sunday night at 7 with illustrated carols. The Community Church and Zion Lutheran announce Christmas parties and officers for the year. A new fire water pump standpipe serves fire protection, with various local visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton
Dee Heidelberg University Gleesing
Zion Reformed
Fen Young Men
Stark Co
Christian Church
Santa
Isaac
Y Club
Canton
Bangalore
India
Christ
Hoover Band
Holmes and Smith
E. Waldtenfel
Boardmen
Fantasia
Theodore
Zion Lutheran
Mollett
F. R. Sutter
Eldon Brandt
Clarence Rohrer
Treasure Bell
Lowell Adams
Abler
Leo Snyder
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Country Club
G. Alr
Wilmot
J. H. Palmer
Diruchter
W. O. Reed
J. S. Barker
J. O. Newcomer
W. Schoole
W. B. Richard
C. &. Spidell
F. Ellis
Alice Snyder
F P. Kreiling
Co. B
Spidell
John Daniels
Elmer
J. A. Miller
Sugar Creek
Ben E. Weaver
Mt. Eaton
Arthur J. Black
Columbus
Jimmy Dales
Warren Jewel
Girls Glee Club
Ready For Tour
Justus
Charles Hall
Spring Dale Farm
M. J. Marks
Jacob Hollinger
Ed Hardgrove
Russell and Wayne
Harry Swigart
King
Walter
Beech Grove
Russell Hall
Beryl
Rhoda Felix
Glen Boughman
Evelyn
Jeanne
Betty Mae
B. C. Bigler
Viola
Dale
Charles
Ward Wiggens
Carhocton
Charles Carr
Bench City
Jessie Carr
Charles Nicols
Harmon
Earl Bruxer
Tally Everett
Walter Bowen
E. Kipfer
Gene Bourchier
John Evans
Dover Hospital
Harry Stamets
Savage
Web Roush
William Roush
Edris Thomas
James Manse
Constance Lee
BE. Kipfer
Jennie Thomas
Ethel Foster
Thomas Savage
Eidecar
Will H. Miller
Taft
Cal
Robert Cameron
Stewart Miller
Cameron
Pacific Ol Co
Miller
Samuel J. Whitmer
Fla
Harvey Hensel
Carrollto
Hiland
Dell Roy
Brinkhaven
Harvey
Robert
Homer
William
Anna Ferrall
Harrison To
Flora Bell
James Long
Rennecker
Leesville
Ora Ray
Harvey Marshall
Mary Marshall
Carroll Co
Funston
Social News of
Pythian Lodge
Sorority Club
T. P. Dillon
West Mainst
Dillon
David Murdock
Edson Rikeard
Horace Reehl
Loretta
Grace Gill
Herbert Turner
Frank Makin
Daniel Schroeder
Rollin Gove
Irvington St
V. Irene Reinoehl
Fleur-de-Lys
Wallacest
J. F. Beans
Canton-Massillon Rd
Danceland
Washington High School
Leslie Longworth
North St
Elite 500 Club
J. E. Held
Willard Brown
Longworth
R. G. Eisenbrei
Center St
Masonic Temple
Bruce Smith
C. E. Henderson
C. C. Leaman
W. Brookfield
CONY
Attene
Associati Columby
Oxford
College DE Ancient
Broad-Adz
Ing Perry
Fleen Museum
Th Hill
Staton
Mr. Hill
Ister
William Hill
Horton
Joplin
Kansas City
Dee
Valentine
Ida Willanill
Mechandising Co
East Bachtel
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