Fire reveals liquor in Minerva Brunswick pool hall
Fire at the Harrick building pool room in Minerva caused $1,000 damage and led to the discovery of copper tubing and several quarts of liquor in a tack room. Pool room manager A. H. Kennedy was fined $100 for possession of intoxicating liquors. employee Jeana Stall was released after proving an alibi. The blaze began about 12 30 a m on Saturday. shoe and clothing shop below suffered $2,000 in losses. cigarette may have started the fire.
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Minerva
Brunswick
Harrick
A. H. Kennedy
Jeana Stall
Kennedy Pool
A. C. Barrick Clothing Co
Louisville notes and visits in June social roundup
Samuel McElroy sails for England from Louisville on Sunday for about three months. Numerous locals are listed visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling including Miss Lydia Linder and others connected to Louisville society. Several family guests, medical updates, and summer plans are noted among residents and visitors.
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Louisville
Samuel McElroy
New York
England
Belfast
Ireland
Lourse Henderson
Pittsburgh
Charles Gotter
South Chapel
Attorney
J. Royal Snyder
Cleveland
J. J. Snyder
Cecil Brinkworth
Detroit
Mich
H. P. Brinkworth
Eva Pickens
Columbus
Loulaville
William Warner
Mercy Hospital
Canton
Anna McClean
J Greer
Wellaville, O
David Smith
Mercer, Street
Alliance Social Notes Highlights Recurring Local Events
Mr and Mrs Williams hosted 20 guests for a birthday dinner at Ridgewood Avenue Alliance. The Eastern Star chapter held a regular meeting in the Masonic temple. The Junior Prom at Alliance High School gym crowned the social calendar ahead of commencement. Mrs Wilcox hosted the Needle Tea circle and the Ladies Auxiliary to the Patriarch Militant plans next Monday’s meeting. Tri Delta alumni gathered at the Tri Delta Lodge on Simpson Street.
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Williams
Ridgewood Avenue
E Alliance
Order the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Patriarcha Militant
Tri Delta Alumnua
Tri Delta Lodge
Simpson Street
Nurses to Hear Bruce Baxter at Alliance Graduation
Alliance, June 7. Commencement exercises of the Training School for Nurses will be held Tuesday evening in the Union Avenue Methodist church. Seven graduates will receive diplomas. Mayor Ira E. Stevens will present them. Bruce Baxter of Mount Union college will deliver the address. Alumni names include Gladys Barclay Sebring De Erla Chisholm Salem Margaret George Alliance Mildred Hobbs Elyria Pthe Carrel Mansfield Athens Olga Miller Alliance Thorethy Shaffer Sebring.
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James Miller
Iitsburgh
Charles Gorter
Robert Cowan
Cuyahoga, Falla
Puller
Albert Barker
Louisville
George Collins
Jack Menster
Scottsdale
Penn
A. M. Kiefer
Harold Henning
Greenville
I. A. Henning
Jacob Zwick
Frances Bmithhberger
Marr
Areqncete
Marx Zwick
Zwick-Ruflin
Arthur Yoder
J. Yoder
Columbus
Bliss School
Charles Kinney
Western Reserve Medical College
James Kinney
Mary Balmat
Akron
Vincent Balmat
St. Charles School
Baltimore
Anna Balmat
Harrisburg
Letha Krabil
Mt. Holyoke College
Sooth Hadley
Mass
Loulaville
Ruth Guittard
Sussan Kastner
Anna Sentort
Elizabeth Miller
Messra
Vincent Motnet
Lawrence Gotter
Margaret Louise George
al- Nance
Mildred Marie Hobbs
Elyria
Pthe Carrel Mansfield
Athens
Olga Magaline Miller
Allance
Thorethy May Shaffer
Sebring
St Josephs School to Graduate 32 Students
Graduating exercises set for June 7 at the St Josephs school auditorium. Thirty two students will receive diplomas as music readings and a class address cap the program. Names include Andrew Reson Floyd Mischoff Clair Firth William Kiesel Arthur Knam George Lindaley John Oates Anthony Raaserick and others.
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St. Joseph's School
Wil
Andrew Reson
Floyd Mischoff
Clair Firth
William Kiesel
Arthur Knam
George Lindaley
John Oates
Anthony Raaserick
Kurl Swannon
Dominic Villella
John Wurathorn
Peter Zucchero
Ministers to Meet Alliance Elect Officers Next Week
Alliance Ministerial association plans a June meeting next Wednesday morning to elect officers for the coming year. The gathering may be the last of the year. Several new members joined the group over the past year.
Ministers Plan to Close Movies in Massillon
The Massillon Ministerial Association joins the Lord's Day Alliance and Ohio Federation of Churches to push stricter enforcement of blue laws on Sunday cinema. After a recent court ruling, theater owners threaten nationwide Sunday closures, but ministers seek lawful enforcement rather than broad shutdowns.
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Massillon
Massillon Ministerial Association
Lord's Day Alliance
Ohio Federation of Churches
Ministerial
Supreme Court
Minteters
Asanciation
More Births Than Deaths in Masstown May Report
Health Commissioner Wy. Ime reports May in Masstown saw births exceed deaths by 22 with 87 births and 15 deaths. Williams notes minimal contagious disease, seven quarantined houses, one diphtheria case, three scarlet fever, three measles, and ongoing spring health inspections with fire officials.
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Masstllon
Wy. Ime
Williams
Willams
Aten
Williame
Show for Pool Fund at Oak Knot Playground
Tickets for Evane Dog and Pony show went on sale at Main and Ertest to raise funds for a swimming pool. The Oak Knot Playground association hosts the event with two daily performances on the Schuster lot starting Monday. They have sold 1,500 tickets and aim to sell 8,500 more. one third of the pool cost is raised, with an estimated total of about $9,000.
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Marsillon
Evane
Main
Ertest
Oak Knot! Playground Association
Membef
Jones presents books to Massillon school in honor
Professor Edmund A. Jones of Otterbin University donated about 100 books and three pictures to a Massillon school in a June ceremony, expanding local educational resources.
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Massillon
Edmund A. Jones
Otterbin University
Baccalaureate and Commencement for Alliance High Class
Alliance high school schedules baccalaureate services for the 1924 graduating class to be held Sunday at eight p.m. in the school auditorium with Rev. W B McCrery delivering the sermon. Commencement follows Thursday evening with E C Hartwell as speaker and diplomas for 84 graduates.
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Odessa F. Allenbaugh
Dorothy Virginia Anderson
Lucile Arnold
Mabel BE. Bandy
John Leo Battin
Margaret Dorothy Benjamin
Bernard Aloysine Blubaugh
Sylvia Latitia Bower
Mary Esther Buchanan
Frederic Buchs
John T. Cheeks
Cora Belle Chandler
Ethel Marie Conrad
Marthe Estelle Day
Dale D. Deltrick
Eltha Lucille Eddleblute
Joseph W. Evans
Esther Yvonne Everett
Edward Frank Foster
Vinette Frantum
Ruth Alleyne Freshley
Kathryn Louise Garman
Mary Almy Gault
Chester George Gray
Raymond 0. Grimes
Elizabeth R. Gwynne
Joseph Hick
Gertrude Helen Hines
David Irvin Helm
Dora D Henry
Gladys Hill
Arthur J. Tait
Esther Eleanor Hopkins
Robert D Hooves
Ben H. Johnson
Jennie C. Juskavitz
Opal M. Keister
Douglas Stone King
Bamung J. Kinne
Helen Mae Leutzineff
Mary Elizabeth Leonard
Muriel I. Lloyd
Kenneth T McFall
Elwood Ww. Markham
Bessie May Meeks
Webster F. Maple
Pauline Margaret Miller
Leomore
Elvira Mueller
Thomas D. Nixon
William North
Martha Ida Oberman
Freeman L. Parr
Edith Alberta Parrish
Mabel I. Polen
Irena Mae Polen
Nelmn M. Smith
Julia Sutton
Mary A. Thomas
Margaret Louise Varady
James FE. Vogt
Mary Elizabeth Wagner
Floya Whiteleather
Bernice Mildred Wilhelm
Maxine M. Willams
Dana D. Wilson
Vivian Lavern Wleon
A Little Clodhopper Presented by Smoketown at Banquet
Beach City reports the Smoketown group performed A Little Clodhopper at Bolivar and Massillon early in the week. A Mothers Daughters banquet program at the school auditorium featured multiple musical acts and readings led by Mrs. Ray mond Gepfert and others. Local residents attended events and visits with friends across nearby towns amid a mumps epidemic delaying Methodist Childrens Day services.
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Anna Margaret Taylor
Alice Shisler
Olive Shisler
W W
Frank
Raymond Gepfert
Roy Shipbaugh
Ray Cotton
Joe Myers
W. H. Shisler
Charley Rittmater
Marian Koehler
Helen Baitzly
Joasta
Mother of
Dalian Hostetler
New Philadelphia
C. F. Hostetler
Lydia Campbell
Elmer Clintock
Beach City
J. Boone
Ravenna
Dan Leyman
Methodista
Glenn Fisher
Bolivas
Frank Mane
Arthur Stranes
Dundee
Mary Goudy
Ray Street
G. ©. Goudy
Canton
Harry Schmit
Pittsburgh
Penna
Helen
Alfred Drewhard
Paul Sigrist
Massillon
Adam Agnes
Pranaes
Melissa Trubey
Fred Newmiller
Strasburg
Y M C A Boys Camp Alliance Prep for Ma Wa Da Ni
Y M C A officials plan the annual camp on the Big Sandy river near Oneida with about 100 boys expected. Secretaries G W Irwin and C A Metcalf will oversee, with extra adults and older boys assisting. Camp lasts twelve days per boy with two sessions from July 8 21 and July 21 August 2.
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Alliance
Association
DOF V. TO ATTEND STATE MEETING
Alliance Ohio June 7 A number of members from John C Fremont post G A R Daughters of Veterans and auxiliaries will attend the Ohio State Encampment at Warren opening Sunday and running all week Thousands of Civil War veterans and hundreds of Women s Relief corps Ladies of the G A R Sons and Daughters of Veterans and Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans are expected A parade Wednesday will feature the gathering Official delegates from Alliance are John C Fremont post M M Southworth and A M Hawkins Sons of Veterans P G Pinnock L 9 Reeder and Jonn c Frost Ladies Auxiliary Mrs John C Frost and Mrs Javorah Pope
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John C. Fremont Post
M. M. Southworth
Hawkins
Sons of Veterans
P. G. Pinnock
Reeder
Jonn c. Frost
John C. Frost
Javorah Pope
Machan to receive dentistry degree at Ohio State
Strasburg notes Mr. Herbert Machan, son of Mrs. Mary Machan, will be awarded his Doctor of Dentistry at Ohio State next week. The Ladies' Aid of the U R church met on Cross street with a business meeting and list of attendees.
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Cleveland
Elizabeth Sewel
Klinetown
Helen Meyer
Ruth Swank
Dover
Herbert Enck
Dover Fire Brick Co
Massillon
G. A. Garver
P. A. Garver
8. C. Thompson
C. FE. Pyster
M. FE
New Philadelphia
C. E. Garber
Donald Waltz
New York City
M. C. Waltz
Chas
F. Ya
Fred Weber
James Wardell
Pauline Moyer
John B. Garver
Charles Bradley
Ethel Garber
George Shively
Emma Smith
G. F. Bainter
Francis Burrell
Dundee
Pilgrim Close
St. John’s Evangelical
Minnie Potecher
John Maybach
Christ Amos
Archille Yenny
P. Heid
Ben Feutz
Mary Pfaeffli
Fred Haas
Sophia Lee
Martin Marburger
Lewis Held
Crist Held
Christ Essinger
Jacob Class
Frank Bair
Lewin Steltz
Louise Anl
Sarah Weber
Geo. Tonks
R. J. Loew
George Fernsell
J. R. Loew
Hildegard Loew
Cornelius Loew
Pauline Harmon
Martha Yenny
Donald Bainter
Columbus
Margaret von Bergen
Ed von Bergen
Doenald
Ohio State
Thomas Kemp
Strasburg
W. Weber
William Catlett
Old Washington
Jacob Franz
Jacob Aul
Paul Aul
Akron
G. Latham
Terrance Dickey
Charles Dickey
Frank Doney
Carl Lyman
Olivier Lyman
William Griffin
Clyde Pringle
Canton
John F. Bair
High Street
Churches Plan Bible School Alliance
Protestant churches unify to run daily Vacation Bible School sessions in city school buildings. Open to all children under 12, July 7 to August 1, with registration July 5. Frances Everhart leads organization. venues include State Street, South Freedom, First MBE, Church House, North Franklin, North Lincoln, and South Lincoln schools. Funds provided by participating churches.
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Frances Everhart
State Street
South Freedom
First Mbe
Church House
North Franklin
North Lincoln
South Lincoln School
Bust Adds to Emerson School Hall Of Fame
Massillon residents report another bust installed in the octagonal hall of Emerson school. Each year the graduating class raises funds to purchase a bust in memory of a notable figure, this year honoring Washington. past selections included Emerson and Lincoln. Parents and students capped the year with a frolic at Oak Hill park on the last day of school.
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Massillon
Emerson School
Washington
Emerson
Lincoln
Oak Hill Park
Des Moines Judge Sets Speed Scale For Speeders
Judge Herman F. Zeuch in Des Moines fixes a sliding scale for speeding with no cash or alibi discounts. The schedule offers a speed for every purse from 0 to over 45 mph, with adjustments for intoxication and extreme recklessness.
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Des Moines
Herman F. Zeuch
Zeuch
Zeuoh
Massillon Social Notes Highlights Women Club Activities
Reg ular meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society at First Christian church elects officers for the coming year. Ladies Aid Society plans a June 18 dinner at Faith Lutheran and July 3 meeting hosts named. Morningstar couple celebrate 25th anniversary with gifts. Various club events include readings, piano selections, a planned church lawn festival, and bridge evenings with prizes noted. Graduates from the city hospital attend a dance at Bunker Hill with Snyder Six orchestra.
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The
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Faith Lutheran Church
William Heckendorn
Anna Austin
Harry Giltz
Edward Giltz
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Reformed Church
Burton Stoner
George Stoner
Jerry Stoner
Florence Hayes
City Hospital
Bunker Hill
Snyder Six Orchestra
Ohio Farm Bureau proposes uniform potato packaging
In June 1924 Ohio farmers and the Ohio Farm Bureau discuss a plan to standardize potato packaging and grading for market. Directors and committees prepare a constitutional end to be submitted soon. The push aims to prevent inferior potatoes from other states commanding higher prices and to promote branded, well packed produce.
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Bevera
Age and Frise
Ureau
Satuman Merchar
Organ Ball Leagues Set at Massillon YMCA Meeting
Massillon YMCA members plan multiple leagues this year for ages 12 to 14 and 14 and up. Church league teams from St Pauls Lutherans Evangelical and Baptist groups will play on Monday evenings with two games per night. A health and outdoor play committee is named alongside gym and industrial activity heads.
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Massillon
YMCA
Tf Church League
Edtion
St. Pauls
Lutherss
Evangelical
Requete
Lester Strong
Graybill
W Jennia William Edward
Rev. Oaks
George Weaver
McMillen
Uniontown Stock Sale At Home Of Champ Jackson
A local sale near Uniontown featured thirty two head of fine cattle sold from the Jackson farm with prices ranging up to 725 dollars per head. The event accompanied social and church activities, including Epworth bar and Sunday school meetings, with residents from Greensboro and Cantos visiting.
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Tle
Champ Jackson Thurslal
Jackson Farm
Epworth Bar
Methodist
J. R. Williams
Donald
Normast
Greensboro
William Fleckman
Judson Parris
Cantos
Methodist Church
William Moore Hazel Shook
Winfield
Funeral Rites Set for Mr. fied stoe mer Willes
The funeral of Mr. fied stoe mer Willes will be conducted by A. Shook. Services are Sunday after Maple Grove church, near Wooster.
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H. A. Shook
Willes
Wooster
Maple Grove Church
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