Grand Dragon speaks at Ohio Klan mass meeting
Dover Ohio June 13 Clyde W. Oabhorne Columbus grand dragon of Ohio addressed about 15 000 at a Ku Klux Klan mass meeting at the Tuscarawas County Protestant Home owned by the Klan near Dover He urged unity in upholding the constitution and denied religious hatred while noting the Klan now counts 125 000 men and 76 000 women in Ohio The gathering burned the mortgage on its property and celebrated with all day festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Ku Klux Klan
Clyde W. Oabhorne
Columbus
Grand Dragon
Onto
Tuscarawas
Ohio
America
Osborne
Youngstown
Centenary of Columbiana Methodist Church Ends Today
Alliance June 18 centennial celebration of Columbiana First Methodist Episcopal church closes with centennial sermon by Dr J W Moore formerly pastor 1909 1913. Song service and stereopticon program precede address commemorating 1825 founding and early worship history in Columbiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbiana
East Park Avenue
Elm Street
Father Swaney
South Main
Pittsburgh Streets
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Battlesburg Strife Shapes Stark County Legend
Char lotte Awe and Kate Westlick feud over insults and hair pulling in a dust strewn road, sparking a famous battle that gave Battlesburg its name. John Schroyer recalls the tale and the town’s split into rival factions, while the women continue making strawberry preserves under wary silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Kate
Charlote
Bat- East
Sparta
H Tlesburg
Stark Co
Battlesburg
Ittle
John Schroyer
Charlotte Awe
Kate Westlick Hood
John
Rotary members to attend international convention in Cleveland
About 85 Massillon Rotarians will travel to Cleveland for the Rotary International convention June 15 to 19. Delegates J A Putman and Eugene Rigdon are named. An estimated 13 500 Rotarians from 28 countries will attend. The local Rotary chorus of 16 members may also sing at the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rotary convention. decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Cleveland
J. A. Putman
Eugene Rigdon
Rotary Chorus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rotary Clubs
Carrollton Notes: June 13 In Townxty Fragments of local visits
Carrollton notes list residents and visitors across towns. Mincks transacts in Chicago, Charms in Cleveland, Miss Gregory visiting Canton, teachers returning home for summer, and many others in New Philadelphia Granville Youngstown Akron and beyond. Several families host relatives while students arrive home from college for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
I. BE. Mincks
Chicago
Morris Charms
Cleveland
Eva Gregory
Sarah Toten
Canton
Misa Edith Dunn
Pulaska
Tenn
Lillian Bricker
Sarah Cummings
Pacific Grove
Cal
J. B. Fiedler
John Westfall
Lee Cavitt
Salem
Mell Wagner
Harold
Mary McElroy
New Philadelphia
Lois Shepherd
Akron
Ruth Waller
Granville
N. Y
Ray McLandsborough
Scio
A. C. McCartney
Olive Saltsman
Wilma Dunlap
Youngstown
C. Fishley
Mineral City
Sherman Orwick
Wattaville
Harry Close
Ralph
Thomas Close
Charles Stewart
West
W. R. Bell
Aon
McCleary
Wash
Ross Mortland
George Mortland
Springfield
Mass
Lewis E. Miller
East Liverpool High School
J. N. Miller
Faye Stowers
Isaac Ulman
Will Steen
Willis Dillin
Clarence Hibbard
Kathryn Steen
Verdelle Long
Martha Butter
Charles H. Butler, Jr
Dillonvale
Mahala Johnson
Will Steiner
Bolivar
Mary Herron
Muskingum College
James Miller
Denison University
Raymona Metz
Thiel College
Carl Moore
Ohio Northern
Nevin Klotz
Oberlin
Perry Hess
John Roof
Valpariso
Paul Boggs
John Gotschall
Wooster
Ethel Deford
Doris Hayes
Ethel Baker
Ohio Wesleyan
Deane Deford
Henry Whitcraft
Culver Military
Kenneth Buch
Maura Wwo
Bible Schools Open On June 29 In Alliance
Alliance June 18 The city will launch vacation Bible schools starting Monday June 29 for a four week term. Six locations include M. Church, North Lincoln, Franklin, South Lincoln, South Freedom and State Street schools. Non sectarian programs welcome children aged 4 to 12, with about 800 attendees last summer. Committee chair Rev Wm Co McCallum leads the effort with Rev C J Zechiel secretary treasurer, and members Dr W W Dietrich Dr J V Orin Miss Frances Everhart C L Burrell C H Cox and LL Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Co. McCallum
C. J. Zechiel
W. W. Dietrich
J. Vv. Orin
Frances Everhart
C. L. Burrell
C. H. Cox
L L. Weaver
Alliance Social Notes Highlight Alliance Club Activities
Alliance notes detail a Jolly Eight club meeting at Rockhill park hosted by Mrs. Frank Willie, plus a postponed C O 8 class gathering at Mrs. HM Miller's home. Social events include a Dr Mary McGavran Minston circle picnic at Mrs. Vera Callidine’s Homeworth Rd home, a garden party by the Alliance Music Study club at Mrs TF Bailey’s residence, and church womens groups meeting with programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeworth Rd
Alliance Music Study Club
TF. Bailey
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Major C. Co. Weybrecht
United States War Veterans
Union Grove Farm Women's Club
Mra
Emmanuel Freshkley
Social notes from Minerva community
Minerva June social items list club gatherings and visits. Entre Nous host Len Dennis in Plain features needlework and refreshments. League of Women Voters met at Mrs Grant Walters East Rochester with Kurtz addressing primaries preliminaries and a business session. Delphian society studied Rome with plans to review Roman social life next. Various locals visited friends in Canton Canton area Cleveland and Paris. Names include Walters Kryder Woodward King Edwards Ruff Gossett Perkins Yoder Emmons Blazer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Len Dennis
Plain
League of Women Voters
Grant Walters
East Rochester
Co. W. Kurtz
Walters
E. L. King
Grant Kryder
Harry Woodward
Delphian Society
M. E. Church
Rome
Julius
Augustus Caesar
Floyd DeWalt
Jane
John Johnson
Paris
R. M. Morgan
Cleveland
L. W. Allen
Kent
Felie
Harry Francis
Ben Hoover
Canton
Ernest Wallace
Vern Hockenberger
Fred Walker
Frank Burbick
Hanoverton
Kev
Grant Perkins
Lakeside
T. B. Edwards
Salem City Hospital
H. Ruff
John Ruff
Lorin Gossett
Alliance
P. & Stansbury
Willard Swinehart
Willard, Jr
Perry
Masxillen
Grant Perkin
Howard Yoder
Leah
Elizabeth McBane
Eleanor Elliott
Bergholz
P. H. Blazer
Virginia Emmons
Ohio State University
Charles Allen
Columbus
E. F. Toalston
Albert Guselman
Louisville Personal Notices Reflect Local Visits and Life Events
Louisville June 18. Miss Rhea Klopfenstieng visits relatives. Cherdron couple in Louisville from Cleveland. Alfred Myers and Tan Hamilton back from Ohio State University. Born recently to Vincent Lamblanet and to Lester C. Royer. Rev Frederick W. Hoffman to Philadelphia for church meeting. Mrs. Albert Gerber operated on at Mercy Hospital by Dr. Schuffel and Dr. Hamilton. Mrs. Levi Warstler returns from Cleveland Clinic. McKinleys from Columbus visiting Stuckeys. O. T. Wehman of California visiting Louisville. Aaron Weeks from Ballston Lake spending week here. American Legion festival July 4.
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Louisville
Rhea Klopfenstieng
Canton
Grace Coy
Warren, O
George Cherdron
Cleveland
Alfred Myers
Tan Hamilton
Ohio State University
Vincent
Lamblanet
J. W. Henning
East Gorgas Street
George Romer
Lester C. Royer
Frederick W. Hoffman
Philadelphia
Board of Ministerial Relief
The
Reformed Church In
U. S
Albert Gerber
Mercey Hospital
H. M. Schuffel
Hamilton
Levi Warstler
Cleveland Clinic
McKinley
Columbus
Hiram Stuckey
M. O. Sherer
Piqua
Ord Myers
New York City
Michael Wargo
Homestead
Frank Freedy
Virginia
Raymond Freedy
Austin Menegay
St. Johns
Mich
O. T. Wehman
Calif
Amanda
Mar Matin
Samuel Thoman
Fred Thoman
Columbiana
Stephen Schell
Alliance
Frank Martin
Aaron Weeks
Ballston Lake
New York
H. V. Wiliams
Mansfield
Benjamin McCabe
American Legion
Long Beach
Misses Y Baker
Dover Resident Dies After Eight Weeks Ill
Junean Smediey, 37, died at his home after an eight week illness. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2. George H. mn remains ill today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Junean Smediey
George H. Mn
Flapper Speech Sparks Debate On Modern Manners
Joanna notes many flappers with shingled hair and open-work knees crying out when a man she loves won’t stay true. The remark captures flair and tension in era social shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna
Flag Day Alliance Presents Flag To Fairmount Home
Flag Day observance by Mrs John A Logan Tent No 2 Daughters of Veterans sets a large flag presentation at the Fairmount Children's Home south of the city. A patriotic program will accompany the ceremony with Mrs H W Lutes directing and assisted by other tent officers.
Social notes from Wooster social calendar
Wooster notes list gatherings and visits from June including Mrs Earl Derr hosting the Fortnightly Club on Nord Ave and Mrs Lawrence D entertaining on High St. Reunions for Shelly and Marks families planned at local grounds and city park with illnesses and travel mentioned among residents and guests.
St Josephs Catholic Parish Diamond Jubilee in Maximo
St Josephs Catholic parish at Maximo marks 76 years with a three day jubilee starting Sunday. Rt Rev Msgr Joseph F Smith will lead a 10 30 solemn mass, a school hall program follows under the Sisters of Charity, with graduation exercises included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Maximo
Joseph F. Smith
Cleveland Diocese
Sisters of Charity
St. Joseph’s
R. J. Gorman
Will Graduate From Parochial School
Massillon graduates will receive diplomas from St Marys parochial school commerce department at commencement in St Marys church Sunday at 8 p m Twenty names are Irene Lachmaier Carolyn Ertle Leanora Fisher Florence Eberhardt Emma Slicker Ethelreda Crone Alice Ertle Apollonia Miller Florence Theken Anna Houck Agnes Berens Marguerite Cameron Mary Regan Sophia Allman Le Roy Paul Howard Seimetz Willard Boerner Arthur Ross Albert Kurlinski Vincent Yost
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Massillon
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Church
Irene Lachmaier
Carolyn Ertle
Leanora Fisher
Florence Eberhardt
Emma Slicker
Ethelreda Crone
Alice Ertle
Apollonia Miller
Florence Theken
Anna Houck
Agnes Berens
Marguerite Cameron
Mary Regan
Sophia Allman
le Roy Paul
Howard Seimetz
Willard Boerner
Arthur Ross
Albert Kurlinski
Vincent Yost
Massillon Picnic Highlights Emerson School Event
The annual Parent Teachers association and Emerson school pupils picnic took place in Oak Knoll park. Guests included H R Gorrell and Miss E Kratsch as association guests, with readings and piano selections by Miss Florence Ellis and Mrs Edward Milham following the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Parent Teachers Association
Emerson School
Oak Knoll Park
H. R Gorrell
E. Kratsch
Ladies Aid Society
The
Wesley Methodist Church
J. S. Hollinger
Florence Ellis
Edward Milham
Cleveland Organist To Play Dedicatory Program Sunda
North Canton Community Christian church hosts dedicatory and homecoming services marking remodeling and new organ. June 14 schedule features 9am Sunday School, 10am dedicatory service with Rev. M. A. Coasaboom, 7:30pm organ dedication with Edwin Arthur Kraft and soloists Mrs. R. P. Foster and William B. Strassner. Kraft praised as a leading organist. program includes works by Mozart Wagner and Elgar. June 18 homecoming entertainment features a playlet Hiring A Minister's Wife with local cast.
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Community Christian Church of
North Canton
Witwerav and
Mainst
M. A. Coasaboom
Edwin Arthur Kraft
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
R. P. Foster
William B. Strassner
Canton
Kraft
America
Municipal Auditorium
Oe Isolde
Wagner Evensong
Edward Johnson Tocatta
Teeeeeese Bartlett
New York
San Diego
Minnesota
Florida
Pers
William Sauber
Mozart
Evening Star
Tann- Bougot
DuBolg
Harken
Lord
Lyendecker
Seeeyes
Elgar
Mr. Kraft
My Redeemer and
Lord Feta T Ia Cena Dudleyn Buck William BH. Strassner
Liebestod
Tristan and
Elder Brown
Lloyd Taylor
Fred Sibert
MaGill
Gordon Curry
Louise Lewis
Woorwee
Fred Keife
Johnathan Edward Wait
H. D. Wise Descon
Dan Hoover
William Leeda Elder
Adam DeMusey
Young mother to serve out her sentence in Ohio reform school
Dover June 13 Mia Mary Denol 26 mother of seven children to be taken to Marysville Reformatory early next week to serve a liquor sentence Governor Donahey refusing to interfere with the sentence She was fined 800 dollars and costs by the Dover mayor and her attorneys appealed to the governor Prohibition director McDonald was sent to Dover to investigate and after reporting to Donahey the governor refused to intervene Mrs Deno will take her three weeks old baby to the reformatory with her and social workers may act for the welfare of the other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Mia
Mary Denol
Marysville Reformatory
Donahey
McDonald
Prohibition
Ohio
Deno
Band Concert Alliance to Play at Public Square
Outdoor concert by the Alliance City band scheduled for next Wednesday evening at the public square. Directed by Professor Emil Rinkendorf. A summer series funded by city council and Alliance Kiwanis club. Times and locations to be announced later.
Orrville Personal News Briefs From June
Orrville June notes list residents and visitors with moves and trips. Earl Crummel spent a day in Columbus while Grace Steele of Lawrence Kansas visits the C D McKee home. Many local residents, including Shoup and Bright families, are hosting or traveling for summer opportunities and college events.
Mine Reopens Non-Union at Hog Run
Dover news notes Hog Run mine of Brown Coal Co reopening on Wednesday without a union presence after injunction barred picketing. Riffle Secret Service Agency guards to patrol entrances. 40 guards to be stationed at the mine entrance where a commissary is set up.
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Dover
Hog Run
Brown Coal C
Riffle Secret Service Agency
Canton
Robert Biffle
Louisville Notes: Br brethren church service and travels
The Nimishillen Grange hall near Louisville is being remodeled with a basement floor and roof, plus a new kitchen and dining area. Installation services for Rev. B. F. Porte as pastor of Louisville First Brethren Church are set for Sunday at 10 a.m. Dr. J. A. Miller will officiate. Children’s Day is planned for June 21, and Letha Krabill and Josephine Barseman depart June 23 for Glacier National Park to attend the Tri Delta Sorority convention, then travel to Washington and the Pacific coast. A Cairo, Egypt message reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vandersall, formerly Neva Goodin. Louisville residents are urged to conserve water amid a heat drought. 1,815,000 gallons used in the past week, over 360,000 on Friday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Keffler of Canton at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Keffler was Celia Rebillot of Louisville.
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Louisville
Nimishillen Grange Hall
First Brethren Church
B. F. Porte
East Main Street
J. A. Miller
Ashland College
Letha Krabill
Josephine Barseman
Glacier National Park
Tri-Delta Sorority
Washington
Pacific Coast
Cairo
Egypt
Herbert Vandersall
Vandersall
Neva Goodin
F. J. Kettler
Arlington Ave
Canton
Mercy Hospital
Keffler
Celia Rebillot
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Dr. Moore
Columbia
Kate Westlick
Rotary Meet
Putnam and Begdon
Alliance Social Notes
Alliance Daughters of Veterans
Lawrence D
Shreve
la Couraine Club
High St
Shelly
Fair Grounds
Cou
Philathea
Church of Christ Bible School
E. G. Carl
Paul Morgan
Marks
City
B. H. Sidle
Jack Anderson
Eva Baird
Frank Thompson
North Grant St
Dc. A. Smith
Alice McAnaney
Chalmers Martin
England
Scotland
Wales
Paul Martin
John T. Reeve
Syracuse
Dunlap
Ella Dunlap
Urbana
Massillon Society
Sunbeam Lodge
Young Women's Council of the
Sunda
Edwin Arthur Krapp
Orrville
Orrvillee
North Elmet
A. J. Neff
Greenville
Jaanita Shields
Neff
Orpha Shoup
Wadsworth
J. BR. Shoup
West Paradise St
Manola Shoup
A. A. Brooke
Sarah Gardner
W. A. McCall
Peter Boegli
Elizabeth
Fort Wayne
Indi
John Boegli
Eva Calliet
Chippewa Lake
Justin Calliet
Elenor Baker
Ellis Baker
North Mainst
Klopfenstein
Boltetter Etling
Gallon
Bwness
C. PD. McKee
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