Local residents keep social and church ties active
Rev and Mrs M M Taylor returned from the national Brethren conference in Sedalia Missouri. Dozens attended services for Clarence Zimmerman in Robertsville. Graduates include Dorothy Holden Homer Holden John Brumbaugh and John Cholly. Others share visits with families in Canton Cleveland Marlboro Justus and New Stark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Taylor
Church of the Brethren
Sedalia
Milo Landender
Ann Jones
Lura Oyster
Cleveland
Amos Oyster
Forest Vaughn
William Vaughn
Marlboro
Rank Immel
Harry Bailet
Anna Slusser
Bailet
Julliard Lodge
Clarence Zimmerman
Robertsville
Estelle Shaffer
Blanch Jones
C. Penny
Minerva
C. G. Hamilton
Canton
Dorothy
Homer Holden
John D. Brumbaugh
Community Visitors from East Greenville and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Edward Kauth and children visited her mother Mrs. Mary Hill in East Greenville on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schair and children from Massillon visited Stephen and Mary Stanford. Ralph Feichter of Sixteen spent the day with his sister Mrs. David Daniels. The James Steiner family and daughter Evelyn Mae stayed with his parents near Sixteen. Roy Miller of Massillon called on his mother Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Seese of Mas-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kauth
Mary Hill
East Greenville
Otto Schair
Massillon
Stephen Stanford
Ralph Feichter
David Daniels
James Steiner
Evelyn Mae
Roy Miller
Myron Seese
Mas
Local visits pepper weekend schedule across Massillon Canton and Akron
Sillon visited his parents Mrs and Mrs W G Leese Sunday. Mrs Anna Levers of Massillon called on her son Elwood Levers Thursday evening. Theron Daniels of Akron spent the weekend with his mother Margaret Daniels. Mrs Edward Kauth and Mrs Jacob Young Canton visitors Monday. Myrl Held of Akron spent Saturday and Sunday with his grandparents Milton Minnick. Clarence Cecil and daughter Ellen and Perry Cecil of Massillon visited Frank Skotmutch. Bernice Bennet of Massillon stayed at Howell Stanford home. Mrs Edward Eberhardt and son Ralph of Warren visiting her parents Bartel Oberhauser. Howard Wantz and son spent Sunday with his parents John Wantz in Massillon. Mrs Louis Skelmuth and daughter Louise dined with her parents Berger in Massillon. Employment ad ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sillon
W. G. Leese
Anna Levers
Massillon
Elwood Levers
Theron Daniels
Akron
Margaret Daniels
Edward Kauth
Jacob Young
Canton
Myrl Held
Milton Minnick
Clarence Cecil
Ellen
Perry Cecil
Frank Skotmutch
Bernice Bennet
God
Howell Stanford
Edward Eberhardt
Ralph
Warren
Bartel Oberhauser
Bergholz Visitors and Local Church Services Noted
Margaret McConnaughy of Alliance visits Bergholz with friends while Mrs Barnhill aged 95 visits East Palestine. Jennie Dennis hosts dinner for Barnhill McConnaughy and Emeline Miller. Frank Rush from Salem visits home folks. Mrs Hunter and son Claire from Minerva visit Earnest Lodge. Presbyterian and M E church services held. Bergholz defeats Irondale ball team last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McConnaughy
Alliance
Bergholz
Barnhill
East Palestine
Jennie Dennis
Emeline Miller
Frank Rush
Presbyterian Church
Irondale
Convention Debates Economic Questions and Ownership Taxes
Delegates weigh nationwide economic issues as most oppose government ownership of railroads and object to the excess profits tax. The discussion centers on policy direction and potential reforms debated by attending members.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Hopkins University
John Cholly
Mount Union College
T. J. Roby
Mary
Charlottee Yountz
Justus
Frank Reinhart
Laura Ward
Columbus
Clark
Peter M. Stusser
New Stark
A. A. Slusher
W. Brookfield
Howard Wantz
John Wantz
Louis Skelmuth
Louise
Berger
Daily News
Lancaster
Fleisher
Miller
America
Miller Cords
California
Fifth-St NW
the Miller Rubber Co
United Commercial Travelers’ Association
Young Men's Democratic Club
Cherry-ay NW
Can
Didates
Democrats
C and Stark Co
Violet Dulce
France
Iitel
Dillmann
Palmer Chiropractic
Bell
Doctors of Chiropractic
Tuscaranas St Wi
Offic
Tiona
Mr Iment
Lan Divised
Morina
Jon
Lex
Flari
Rey
Lusi
Bna
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