Massillon to stage large July Fourth sham battle
Massillon capes a big Fourth of July program with a sham battle in Sippo park near the Canton road. Local American Legion members plan a realistic mock engagement with infantry from nearby towns Bolivar Beach City Strasburg Orrville Dover and Sugar Creek and an Ohio National Guard artillery detachment from Canton. Three bands—Mansfield Oak Knoll Agathon and Dalton—will perform throughout the day and into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Sippo Park
Enst Corporation
Canton-Mansillon
American Legion
Sherman
Ohio National Guard
Canton
Oak Knoll Park
Mansilion
Oak Knoll
Agathon
Dalton
Samuel Jones
Scholarship Fraternity Elects Its New Officers
Leighton P. Starr Mantua was elected president of Pel Kaippa Omega at Mount Union college for the coming year. Starr also serves as editor of Dynamo. Mary Louise Scranton Alliance was chosen vice president with Miles Jessie Newcomer Alliance as secretary and Marian Wright as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Country Club
Starr
Dynamo
Tie
Mary Louise Scranton
al Hance
Miles Jessie Newcomer
Alliance
Marian Wright
Ps! Kappa Omega
North Canton Social Notes Highlights Community Events
June 27 North Canton social roundup covers American Legion Auxiliary meeting and W B A Maccabees plans at Springfield Lake on July 1. Gardens party at Witmer Park attracts about 100. Woman's Club and Ladies' Literary Club meet with local members. a children's party moved to June 30 at Mrs W W Steele’s home. Edward Schutz couples wed in St Pauls church. W C T U meetings set for July 7 and Stark County W C T U picnic at Nimisila Park Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabees
Springfield Lake
North Canton
Canton
Woman's Club of
Witmer Park
Ladies’ Literary Club
Milton Young
North Main Street
Ethel Brown
T. McFadden
Emma Ronnel
H. G. Evans
Mary Lee
Roscall
W. W. Steele
North Canton Road
Edward Schutz
Cleveland
Buffalo
Falls
St. Paul's Church
Stark County
Nimisilla Park
Made in Alliance banquet to feature local products
Plans are finalized for the Made in Alliance banquet in the Lamborn building next Wednesday evening with several hundred expected. The event showcases Alliance made products with displays by Ohio Public Service, Ohio Bell, and Alliance Machine company on the Grand store building second floor and open to the public Thursday. A city parade of local industries will precede the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Alliance Machine Company
Massillon Social News Highlights Picnic and Gatherings
Massillon Review No 41 announces a picnic at Oak Knoll park Monday afternoon to mark its anniversary with rain plan for Trainmen's hall. Ladies of Isabella hostesses Mrs Sonnhalter Sailer and Bamberger will host a party Thursday at the K of C club room. Joseph family reunion set for Sunday at West Side dairy 1914 West Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Masailon Review
Oak Knoll Park
Trainmen's Hall
East Charles St
Henry Sonnhalter
Elizabeth Sailer
John Bamberger
Isabella
K. of C
Joseph
West Side Dairy
West Main St
Newman News Roundup
John Muster of Canton returns home after visiting relatives in Newman. Multiple residents from Genoa, Akron, Massillon and Cleveland visit Newman families. several health updates and weekend visits noted. Benjamin Dorsey travels to West Virginia for business then visits relatives in Newman and Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coren Kahler
McKinney
F. Sparta
BR. Kahler
Edward Peters
Akron
John Peters
John Davis
Cleveland
Newman
Mary Davis
Robert Lindsay
Arch Street
Massillon
Edward Ostheimer
Joseph
Verne Howard
Griffiths
James Gainey
T. J. Morgan
Muriel DeHoff
Jennie Reese
Benjamin Dorsey
West Virginia
Dorsey
Morgan-DeHoff
Mary Griffith
Alliance Social Notes Promote Local Groups and Visits
Alliance society pages report the Ladies Aid at St. Pauls Lutheran met at Mrs Crutchleys home. Members joined Women’s Foreign Missionary society for Canton district convention at the First Methodist in Canton. Beatrice Graft will study in Munich with Victor Heinze and attend master classes in Cleveland. Stanton Bible class picnicked at First Presbyterian. Daughters of Veterans held a Lake Park picnic with dinner. Union Avenue Woman's Home Missionary society elected officers for the coming year. Jolly Eight club gathered at Mrs Brumpter’s home for diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W. Brumpter
Flags Presented by Parks Alliance for Independence Day
June 27 report that the Alliance Daughter of Veterans will present flags at three parks for Independence Day and Defense Day observances. The 112th Ordnance Company will participate and civic and military groups are invited. Plans were scaled back due to time and residents being away.
Bible Schools to Open Monday for four Week Term
The Daily Vacation Bible schools open next Monday for four weeks for children ages four to twelve. Enrollment occurred Saturday at each building and hundreds attended last year. Principals include Margaret Woods State Street and Lois Everett South Freedom, Gladys George North Franklin, H F Dundon North Lincoln, Helen Licht South Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street School
Margaret Woods
South Freedom
Lois Everett
North Franklin
Gladys George
North Lincoln School
H. F. Dundon
South Lincoln School
Helen Licht
Louisville Personal Notes Shifts Amid Summer News
Louisville June 27. George Henning ill a week. Births: a son to Mr and Mrs Harvey Swallen and a son to Mr Mowery. Mrs George Klingmans with daughter Mrs Warren Blandford. Rev W C Benshoff of Berlin Pa visiting Louisville. Mrs W C Blandford at Winona Lake missions school. John Violand reunion at Louis Violand's West Main Sunday July 65. Various local visits and travels among residents including Cherdron, Taffel, Thurin, Brewbaker, Hoffman, and others.
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Louisville
George Henning
Harvey Swallen
Mowery
George Klingmans
Warren Blandford
W. Co. Benshoff
Berlin
W. C. Blandford
Winona Lake
John Violand
Louis Vieland
West Main Street
Mary Cherdron
Notre Dame Academy
Cleveland
George Cherdron
Mac Taffel
Amelia Thurin
Denver
Gladys Brewbaker
Dallas
Iowa
Rey
R. F. Porte
Rosina Hoffman
Heidelberg University
Tiffin
Dorothy Gulling
Clinton Lamielle
St. Louis Catholic Church
Royal Schlott
Eustis
Florida
Franklin Schlott
Louisville Canton Rd
E. Watten
South Bend
Ind
Emma Stafford
Helen Oyster
Margaret Bambeck
Margaret Moffitt
Kent Normal School
Marion
Ardell Heffelbower
Robert Martelet
Canton
Raymond Gotter
Cadiz
E. Cotter
F. B. Fuller
Vernelle Fuller
Ruth Blandford
Helen Hoffman
Chautauqua
N. Y
Dwight
Sebring Police Court Docket Sees Fines For Liquor Possession And Pranks
In Sebring police court Addis Collings was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor found on him by Marshal Baumgartner. Russell Wollman paid 15 pounds and costs for reckless driving that damaged Clarence Unger’s car. Jay Green, 18, was fined 5 dollars and costs for placing a lit cannon cracker by Police Officer Pearson, triggering a startled jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Addis Collins
Marshall Charles Baumgartner
Collings
A. H. Lindsay
Russell Wollman
Lindsay
Clarence Unger
Johnson Road
Wollman
Jay Green
Sam Pearson
Pearson
Young Green
Green
Marshall Baumgartner
College Four to Sing Today
Alliance June 27 A Manchester College male quartet will perform at Sunday morning services in the South Liberty school auditorium. The group tours the eastern states and hails from Manchester College North Manchester Indiana. Members: Ralph W. Cordier Leigh E B Freed Harold L Fish Virgil R Kindy and accompanist Esta Brenner Cordier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester College
North Manchester
Ind
Church of the Brethren
Ralph W. Cordier
Leigh EB. Freed
Harold L. Fish
Virgil R. Kindy
Esta
Brenner Cordier
Local weddings and town developments in Louisville area
The marriage of Miss Anna L. Taylor and Howard Showalter took place at the Taylor home with attendance by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Domer. The couple will reside in Kent. Other items include Canton Auto Club stop signs, Pennsylvania Railroad switch work, rapid Louisville grading, a rock cut on the George Kriger farm, and notes on church society meetings, a Niagara Falls trip, a hospital operation, and the Zevalkink-Reinecke wedding in Wooster with plans to settle in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Anna L. Taylor
EB. M. Taylor
Louieville
Howard Showalter
Kent
M. M. Taylor
South Chapel Street
Showalter
Jacob Showalter
Girard
Ill
Earl Domer
Canton Automobile Club
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Superior Sheet Steel
Superior
South Chapel Road
George Kriger
Women's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Walter Seifert
Washington Ay
M. E. Myers
David Carp
Lillian Gustafson
Niagara Falls
Carp
Buffalo
J. B. Metzger
Metzger Hardware Co
South Silver
East Main Streets
Merley
Richard Zevalkink
Wooster
Margaret Reinecke
Miss Reinecke
John Althouse
John Reinecke
Zevalkink
Grand Rapids
Henry Bishop
School Head Resigns in Louisville After Eight Years
A. B. Kitzmiller resigns as superintendent of Louisville public schools after eight years in the role and a recent one year re‑election. He will move to Columbus in August to pursue postgraduate work at Ohio State University with the cooperation of the board and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
A. B. Kitzmiller
Kitzmiller
Board of Education
Columbus
Ohio State University
Dr Tait to address Alliance hospital nurses graduates
Alliance June 27 The Alliance City hospital training school for nurses will hold commencement Tuesday evening at Union Avenue M E church. Dr John I Tait will deliver the address and Mayor Ira E Stevens will present diplomas. Baccalaureate sermon Sunday at Union Avenue church by Rev J V Orin. Three graduates are Miss Elizabeth Mills Miss Rheba McFadden and Miss Irene Irwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mills
Sebring
Rheba McFadden
Mechaniccstown
Irene Irwin
Alliance
Meddling in Mexico A Will Rogers Essay
Will Rogers critiques U S diplomacy noting Kellogg’s imagined notes to Mexico and others. He argues nations should mind their own business and protect American interests at home, criticizing overreach and the notion of enforcing foreign policy with notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Will Rogers
Digest
Kellogg and
Coolidge
Eles
America
England
Land
Philippines
Kellogg
Mr. Cod
Borah
New Y City
France
Germany
China
Switzerland
Home Coming Highlights At Talpahok School
A community Home Coming at Upper Talpahok school house featured red white and blue decor and a dinner. P T A president Mr Berry introduced former teachers including Albert Ringle and Rev Herman Klotz who recalled past decades. A flower basket from Miss Bertha Graber was noted and many hope for a second event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Talpahok
Mr. Berry
Parent-Teacher Association
Albert Ringle
Peter Schory
Jesse Wyman
Frank Oakes
Herman Klotz
Edward Finefrock
Guy Perdue
Verona Oakes
Klotz
Bertha Graber
Los Angeles
Calif
Kensington News Roundup Sees Visits and Chautauqua Notes
Mrs M A Laskins and daughter from Cleveland visited Mrs Maria Sinclair and returned home. Mrs Bud Hole of Hanover called on John Mitchell who is improving. Mrs Gay Ammerman and daughter from Canton visited Mrs Nellie Hoobler. Louis McGhee and wife went to Alliance to see relatives. Kensington lost a ball game to Carrollton. Chautauqua featured lectures and entertainment including Dr Carey on Education for All and a well presented Rip Van Winkle play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
M. A. Laskins
Cleveland
Maria Sinclair
Bud Hole
Hanover
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Gay Ammerman
Canton
Nellie Hoobler
C. H. Hoopes
Minerva Friends
Louis McGhee
Alliance
Carrollton
Kensington Chautauqua
Carey
Pacific Coast
Russia
Rip van Winkle
Shreve Personal Notes From June Visit Highlights
Shreve is host to Mrs. Harriett Weillent visiting the J. T. Keister family and friends in Wooster. Mrs. Elias Paulle and daughter of Latonia are guests with the David Campbell family this week. The Barnhardt couple visit West Salem and Ashland friends. Earnhardt of East Ohio Gas Company is on vacation. Elizabeth Carl of Wooster spends the weekend with Shreve relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
Harriett Weillent
J. T. Keister
Wooster
Elias Paulle
Latonia
David Campbell
D. Barnhardt
West Salem
Ashland
Earnhardt
East Ohio Gas Company
Elizabeth Carl
North Canton Personal News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Hattie Belden and daughter Luella visit Canton and New York acquaintances. Numerous residents plan moves and new homes on Taft and Witwer streets while Julia Redene graduates as a nurse in Bradford. Local visits span Akron, Cleveland, Dover, Massillon and Shanesville with family and friendship news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton
Hattie Belden
Canton
Luella
New York City
W. Ackerman
Mary Crandall
Friendship
N. Y
Akron
Lilian Terrett
John du Pont
Louisville
G. A. Feicht
J. W. Robinson
Cleveland
L. Burgett
Dora Marie
Fred Struble
Nancy Pontius
Greenstown
Park Pontius
John Sheets
North Mainst
Pontius
Greentown
J. R. Good
John Schrantz
Rachel Stoner
James Christopher
Barberton
A. J. Cook
Turkeyfoot Lake
Beach City Notes On Service Star Convention And Local Events
Mrs Adam Widder and two other locals attended the Service Star convention at Canton and stayed at Courtland hotel. Miss Irene Rupert of Massillon, a vocalist, will broadcast from Cleveland on June 29. The Methodist church holds its last quarterly meeting July 1. Bolivar and Beach City form a circuit with Rev A A Gilmore as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toveven
Bolivar
Beach City
Bolivard
A. A. Gilmore
Tpuetmeceo Ec
American Legion band to hold festival in Canton
Navarre noted the American Legion band of Canton will stage a festival in the School Grove on Friday evening July 3 with assistance from the Service Star Legion. Also news of local residents includes surgeries, visits, birthdays, and a new baby born to Frederick Jenkins and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
American Legion Band of
Canton
School Grove
Service Star Legion
S. A. Carl
Mas Sillon City
W. D. Beck
Robert
Joseph Wilier
H. Davis
William Wilifer
Akron
A. Shafer
A. Rice
Mansfield
EB. W. Longley
Shelby
Walter Wilifer
Cleveland
Philip Loew
Frederick Jenkins
William Salberg
Sandusky
Rummins Kahler Newman Nupials at Family Home
Miss Gwelda Rummins wed Russell Kahler at the Rummins home in Newman with Rev. W. Bridge of Canton First Baptist officiating. Bridesmaid Mildred Kahler and best man Chester Rummins attended. only close relatives present amid many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Gwelda Rummins
Russell Kahler
William Rummins
Bridge
First Baptist Church
Canton
Mildred Kahler
Chester Rummins
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Scholarship Fraternity
Leighton P, Starr
North Canton Social
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Room
Newman News
Alliance Social Notes
Daughters of Veterans
Bible Schools
College Four
DR. Tait
Alliance Pastor
Hospital Nurses’ Training School
New York
Washington
Italy
Belgium
Mr. Kelloge
U. S
Trav
Argentina
South Africa
Austa
New Zealand
Pickin
Herman Breneman
Uniontown
Troop 22
Boy Scouts of
Breneman
Breneman Garage Co
Talpahok
Old School
Kensington News
Personal News
Joe Cabbutt
Eugene Carrol
Frances Slusser
Fostoria
Homer Muskopf
Ruth
C. F. Boyer
Millersbore
George Boyer
Irvin Hudson
Noame Sliffe
Shanesville
John Gardner
Catherine Klein
Baltic
Rummins-Kahler
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