Vigorous party fight and a farm dog hired man
A Canton Daily News item describes a lively national party clash in Washington and features Laddie, a farm dog at E M Hockensmith near North Industry, praised as a hardworking "hired man" who milks, drives horses, guards livestock, and keeps farm chores on schedule.
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Pleasant Valley
E. M. Hockensmith
North Industry
Laddie
Hockensmith Farm
Hockensmith
Farmer Hockensmith
Er. M. Hockensmith
Pike Picnic to Feature Governor Cooper Aug 23
Ohio's Pike to Picnic marks its 31st annual gathering at Steinmetz Park Howenstine with a strong speaking lineup. Governor Myers Y Cooper is pledged to attend along with state officials and U S senator hopeful John McSweeney and others. Music bands and choral groups join in as Friday night lights illuminate the grounds for a two day event.
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Gov. Cooper
Pike
Ohio
Steinmetz Park
Howenstine
Steinmetz
Myers Y. Cooper
H. Ross Ake
Gilbert Bettman
John McSweeney
Wooster
U. S
Martin L.davey
Kent
C. B. McClintock
John L. Garver
Strasburg
Reuben Schroyer
North Canton
G. W. Klotz
East Sparta
Betsy Ross
Canton
Dueber
M. E. Church
iTwo
William Harry Harrison
Newcomerstown
W Ho
Charles Bowman
Women's Benefit Association Meets in Moose Hall
The Women’s Benefit Association No 235 met in Moose Hall on Wednesday night with 84 members present for a casserole supper. District Deputy Addie Brown presided and Annabell Grimm was elected delegate to the W B A convention in Port Huron Michigan on August 11 with Louise M. Zaiser as alternate. Cards and banco were played and the group planned a picnic at Meyers Lake on July 10.
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Women's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
North Canton Review
Addie Brown
Annabell Grimm
Port Huron
Mich
Louise M. Zaiser
Meyers Lake
Moose lodge events highlight Canton Moose gathering
Canton lodge members plan Friday rodeo style events and a Mooseheart convention starting Sunday with graduation exercises for 67 students including William Burgess. District meetings, an entertainment program led by Harry Weiss, and the Meyers Lake Park picnic on August 10 are scheduled along with initiatory services by the Canton drill team. Distinguished visitors include James J. Davis and Albert H. Ladner.
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Canton
Moose
Louis G Obliger
Caston Water Works
Fred Witter
Delege
Canton Lodge
Mumber
Mooseheart
Heig
Bein William Burgess
Caries Lodge
Moosehea
Caning Lodge
Moosehear
District No. & W
Moose Temple
Harry Weiss
Meyers Lake Par
M. J. Marks
Supreme Lodge
James J. Davis
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Albert H. Ladner
Aff Ang
Eagles Chou Cleveland Mil at Newark State Convention
Canton Aerie No. 141 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles participated in the state convention in Newark. E. M. Barry of Cleveland elected president. L. Rudner Barberton vice president. P. A. Webber brain chaplain. Joseph Carr Youngstown worthy conductor. L. Brown Cincinnati secretary. William Beatty Cincinnati treasurer. Joseph Smith Ashtabula side guard. Sanford Morrison Warren state trustee. A tax-on-members resolution favors funding old age pensions. plans for a statewide membership drive in Columbus on Sept 14. A permanent unemployment solution resolution urged for national convention in San Francisco. Initiation of candidates Jan. 3. Frank Bowe to report. Drill team meets Monday at 8 for drill. entertainment committee chair A. R. Stuchel reports progress on the annual family picnic.
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Order of Eagles
Newark
E. M. Barry
Cleveland
L. Rudner
Barberton
P. A. Webber
Brain
Joseph Carr
Youngstown
Worthy
L. Brown
Cinccinnati
William Beatty
Cincinnati
Tresurer
Joseph Smith
Ashtabula
Sanford Morrison Warren
Columbus
Grant Aerie
Frank
Francisco
Grand Aerie
Frank Bowe
Vacation Bible School to Close in Orrville
The 58th Vacation Bible School at the Orville Mennonite Church will close on Wednesday July. Sessions run daily with 1a enrolled in the school.
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Orrville
Orville Mennonite Church
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