Massillon Plans Community Chest Drive For 1923
In Massillon on March 7 a citywide drive to fund social agencies via the community chest gains backing from W. J. Whalen. He notes federated financing balances needs with agency budgets, educates the public, and encourages cooperation among groups to improve welfare citywide.
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Marbsillon
Financial Federation
W. J Whalen
Whalen
Eas N
Variaut
Planto
United Campaign Io
Masaklion
Chicago
Canton
Union
Lions to Hear Prof Vaughan at Noonday Luncheon
Alliance Lions hear Professor J. E. Vaughan principal of Alliance High School address the group at the Noonday luncheon at the Woman's Club on South Union. The program Tuesday March 17 features Verious “atunte” and vocal and orchestral music led by Alliance Webahoo students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Lions
J. E. Vaughan
Al.liance High School
Woman's Club
South Union
Vaughan
Alliance Webahoo
Verious
Atunte
Kensington Notes Chaotic Local News and Visits
March notes from Kensington list Rutledge of Minerva as a business caller. Visitors Earl Fox and Howard Dibb from Cleveland. Birth: a son to Everett and Nellie Hayman. name altered to Fart Eugene. Nellie Cox formerly of Kensington. Various locals J E Hobbs Minport and Mrs Will Watsam, a brother Rose of Highlandtown ill with pneumonia. Grange Master R Shively attended meeting. James Falcon and wife visited Canal Dover to honor John and Mrs Falcon’s brother Kenewhn. Mrs Jetta Pumphry of Denver hosted Kensington relatives. Mr K Shaffer Alliance, and W Lauchin near Summitville visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
March Rutledge
Minerva
Earl Fox
Howard Dibb
Cleveland
Everett Hayman
Rochester
Pound
Eugene
Hayman
Nellie Cox
J. E. Hobbs
Minport
Will Watsam
Rose
Highlandtown
Co. R. Shively
Grange
James Falcon
Dover
John
Rayard Kensington
Falcon
Kenew ¢Hn
Jetta Pumphry
Denver
K. Shaffer
Alliance
Wi Lauchiin
Summitville
Hostess to Swastika Club Receives New Member
Mrs Quentin Ballentine hosted Swastika club members at her mother's East Pennsylvania avenue home. The St Patrick's Day themed gathering featured luncheon. A new member, Mrs Lois Naylor of Alliance, was welcomed into the club as Mrs Joseph Smith of East Texas avenue will host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Quentin Ballentine
East Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Patrick's Day Green
Lois Naylor
Alliance
Joseph Smith
May Day Fete Committee Chooses Mount Union Student Leader
March 7 Miss Con stance Oesch a Mount Union College senior serves as chair of the arrangements committee for the annual May Day celebration at the college this spring. The program will occur in May with the May Queen chosen in April by the female student body. Miss Oesch resides in Ravenna and is an Alpha Chi Omega member with top grades in the junior class.
Alliance Social Notes Chronicle Local Clubs Week
Alliance society notes record meetings of the Queen Eather group at Mrs Dwight Roudebaughs home and other clubs including the Alliance Music Study club at Mount Union Conservatory and Otterbein Guild at Miss Jane Johnsons home The Alpha Delta class Alpha club and Tennysonian club are also listed with host homes and dates.
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Alliance
Marek T
Queen Eather Society
First Methodial Episcopal Church
Dwight Roudebaugh
Oxford
Alliance Music Study Club
Mount Union College Conservatory of Music
Waa
KR. W. Oppenheim
One Week Left to File Taxes in Almmianct District
Aliance income taxpayers have one more week to file their reports for the past year as the deputy tax collector works from the post office basement this week. He will wind up his duties next Saturday and expects a last minute rush. The deputies will assist those required to file income tax returns.
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Almmianct
Revenue Office
Cross Roads Notes From Akron Area Social Roundup
Local notes recount visits and gatherings among residents of Akron area including Mr and Mrs Sprankle Crow and families, Alma Warstler, Audera Kurtz, Le Fern Fisher, and the Rockstrohs. Mentions attendance at officer installation at Matta Hall and a several-day visit by Frank Shisler of Wooster.
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Cross Roads
George Boughman
Akron
Sprankle Crow
Clyde
Drewe Rowe
Charles Poorman
Ala Worstley
Navarre
Simon Warster
Iss
Audera Kurtz
le Fern Fisher
Massillon
Kurts
Matta Hall
G. E. Croft
Pastors Alliance to Hear Leaders at Local Services
The Pastors Alliance schedules its March 7 meeting with Rev. D D Shafer of Sebring as principal speaker at First Presbyterian church. Other speakers include Rev. W Seeman of Homesworth on March 23 and Rev. We McCallum of the First Christian church on April 13.
Plan to Form Alliance YWCA in Alliance
Alliance plans to establish a branch of the Young Women's Christian Association with national organizer Miss Clara Roe visiting later this month to assess conditions. The move, supported by the local Quota Club and other civic groups, follows a survey led by Miss Helen Schweikart and aims to aid young women in the city.
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National
Y. W
New York City
Misls
Helen Schweikart
Civicc
Alliance
North Canton Social Notes Chronicle Local Church Activities
North Canton March 7. Mrs Hulda Givter hosted the Loy Daughters class of Zion Lutheran with readings and Bible quizzes. A New Philadelphia team visit for a championship basketball game. Count-On-Mae class met at KE Summit Street home. Clover Leaf clacks held winter Plente at Hoover Inn. Miss Mary Stong leads Christian Endeavor with topic Christ Winning Followers. A new North Canton group, Daughters of America, formed with forty members. Leat clans hosted a pot luck supper with program and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northacanton
Mias Hulda Givter
Zion Lutheran Church
Bemle Rohrer
Hulda Givter
Mra. H. Smith
Bible Querten
Grover Friese
Clara Mae Cross
Philadelphia
Diay
North Canton
Christian Church
Tey Leittag
Summit St
Hoover Inn
Mary Stong
Christian Endeavor
Canton
Daughters of America
The
Woman's Club of North Canton Elects Officers
North Canton March 7. Officers were elected: Miss Keta Stoner president, Mrs. Sarah H Lorenz first vice president, Mrs. P B Dillon second vice president, Mrs Heth Short recording secretary, Mrs Richard Lorenz corresponding secretary, Miss Clara Mae Groa s treasurer, Mrs J H Mansfield historian, Miss Mary Reilly press reporter. Upcoming programs include Interior Decorating March 30 and Health for the Child March 16 with Miss Fair addressing. Canton State convention plans and fundraising discussed. Kathryn Kelly to perform piano.
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North Canton
Woman's Club of
Keta Stoner
Sarahh. Loreng
Pb. F. Dillon
Heth Short
Richard Lorenz
Clara Mae Groas
J. H. Mansfield
Mary Reilly
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits And Moves In Shreve
News from Shreve on March 7 lists Mrs Well substituting at Hazel Dell, the Westfalls moving to a new home, Mrs Emma Saunders returning from Canton, and guests including Daphne Paul and Anne Campbell. Nearby residents Mrs Cary Piper hosted a knotting and sewing gathering with a midday cafeteria dinner and birthdays for Elizabeth Garrett and Elizabeth Kauffman. The piece also notes visits between Floyd Robison and Lydia Robison, and moves by the Ross Revington and Ss. c. Mayhoe families to New Waterford.
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Lydia Robison
Cleveland
Floyd Robison
Cary Piper
Elizabeth Garrett
Elizabeth Kauffman
Mildred Chambers
Wooster
Virgil
Bock
Ross Revington
New Waterford
Frederick
Ss. c. Mayhoe
Berry
Legion to Hear Drains Speech in Alliance
Charles C. Weiybrecht post of the American Legion will host a radio party Monday evening March 16 broadcasting National Commander Drain from Cincinnati. The local post opens its house that evening and expects a large turnout to hear the commander discuss the legion's alms and activities, intriguing both members and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance Post
Legion
E. Market At
Commander Drain
Officials to Hunt for Funds
Alliance city council will hold a special adjourned meeting Monday to review plans to secure operating funds under house bill 27. The bill allows a new tax equal to the January 1, 1926 deficiency, aiming to raise about $100000. After plan adoption, 50 percent of last election voters must sign the circulating petition. City Auditor Charles O. Silver will report the city’s deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Silver
Massillon Style Show Plans Stunt Program Details
Massillon entertainment committee outlines a four day style show with windows curtained for decoration on Tue, unveil to public Tue evening, and features including a free vaudeville show, a public wedding, a glove artist battle royal, a moral grass event, and a general auto day. Merchants prepare for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
North Canton Personal News Highlights
March notices from North Canton report Charles Schafer improving at home after ten days confined illness. Mrs. Elma Snyder travels to Denver on distress of brother Clayton Reemsnyder. Doris Vine visited reentown relatives. Akron’s M. R. Casper and Cantons’ L. L. Martin guests at Willigman Jester home. Several local residents listed as ill or recovering with updates on Arthur Warstler and Roger Kelly improving.
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North Canton
Charles Schafer
Elma Snyder
Denver
Colorado
Clayton Reemsnyder
Doris Vine
Reentown
RB. Casper
Akron
Pb. L. Martin
Canton
Willigman- Jester
And
Crevistin
Stir St. Leroy
Davia Buttruff
Sherman Johnson
North Main St
Lee Miller
Randolph
Miller
Arthur Warstler
South Mainst
Roger Kelly
Forest
Richard
Sugar Creek honors team and officials at New Philadelphia banquet
The Sugar Creek Shanesville high school boys basketball team and coach Albert Bahler along with superintendent T G Syler were banqueted by Mayor W K Finzer at the Reeves hotel in New Philadelphia for winning the county tournament. Also noted are local residents and visitors with various health updates and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Creek
Shanesville
Albert Bahler
T. G. Syler
W. K. Finzer
Reeves
New Philadelphia
Fred Syler
Otterbein College
Westerville
Rudy Stauffer
Quinsy
A. J. White
E. G. Lonegood
J. W. Beachy
Canton
Curtis Schweitzer
Forest Weaver
Alliance
Ed Finzer
Stippe
John Lanzer
Melvin Christman
Chester Farr
Finger
J. C. Geib
Warner Lower
Ea. Geib
Clinte Hospital
Cleveland
Geib
News of Dundee Dundee March Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Ernest Gardner spent several days at Sugar Creek with relatives. Sam Slemmer was in Strasburg on business. Mr and Mrs John Wright left for their home. Mr and Mrs Ed Steffen and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C L Reoson. H D L Andrews of Beach City was in town last week. Mr and Mrs Wanger were in Strasburg Thursday.
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Dundee
March
Ernest Gardner
Sugar Creek
Sam Slemmer
Strasburg
John Wright
Ed Steffe
Co. L. Reoson
H. DL. Andrews
Beach City
Wanger
Social notes from Minerva and surrounding towns
Minerva March notes report Mr and Mrs H G Roby hosting a supper with neighbors and several guests. Boy Scouts initiated three candidates with Charles Allen resigning as Scoutmaster. Entre Nous club hosted Mrs Fred Yoder with planning for a March 4 food sale and bazaar. Numerous local residents noted in personal items with visits and gatherings around Canton Kensington Bayard Malvern and Robertsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Clyde Grimes
Raymond Cook
Walter Mountférn
N. O. Baunach
Community Club
Charles Allen
Legion Euchre Party At North Canton
The American Legion plans a euchre party in their rooms Monday at 8 for two hours with prizes and refreshments open to members and nonmembers. The event precedes the membership campaign close and features speakers National Commander James A Crain and State Commander Milo Warner at a community building program on March 16 with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton
the Legion
American Legion
James A. Crain
Milo Warner
Massillon Social News Roundup A March Social
A Massillon social notices page reports Luther League and Ladies Aid meetings at local churches, upcoming hostesses, and club activities. Highlights include Daughters of America, Elks officers, Women of the Mooseheart Legion card party, and the Colonial Sewing club with St Patrick’s Day decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Dwight St
William Dieffenbacher
M. McConnell
Verne Howard
Warren Noftsinger
Kormanblvd
Colonial Sewing Club
Tim Ryan
Central Ct
S. A. Evey
N. Mill
Loyal Council
No. 22
Daughters of America
Minnie Jarret
S. Ernest
Charles Moorehead
Lodge of Elks
R. D. Buttermore
Ww. Dd. Alisher
Paul Rider
W. ¢. Brown
A. J. Albright
Charles Young
K. W. Atwater
R. Haggem
Te Women of the Mooseheart Legion
Idea Puchre Club
George Dobson
Brush St
Mary Nolan
Annie Smith
Nellie Krier
Krier
Chestnut St
Election results and social notes from Shanesville
At the Lutheran church election 8 A. Smith was elected elder with Everhart as deacon and Amos Steely as trustee. new officers installed at Sunday services. Other notes include Mrs. Alice Hostetler returning home after visiting Youngstown, recovery for Minnie Koch, and various residents moving or visiting in Dover Union Hill New Philadelphia and Kenmore.
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Shanesville
A. Smith
Everhart
Amos Steely
Alice Hostetler
Roy
Youngstown
Minnie Koch
Bris Kaser
John Spelman
Dover
Henry Gerber
Rittman
Tillie Hoover
D. Gs
Hixon
Albert Wagers
Relayi
Dog Show Attendance Noted and Dolly Wins Second
Mr and Mrs Ed Slusser and Mr and Mrs Harvey Massillon traveled to Cleveland for the dog show. Dolly a Boston terrier from Roseland Kennels owned by Slusser and Anderson secured second prize. Mrs James Buchanan and the Missionary society of the United Presbyterian church prepare to entertain next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Ed. Slusser
Harvey Massillon
Cleveland
Dolly
Boston Terrier
Roseland Kennels
Slusser
Anderson
James Buchanan
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Bible Class Marks Tenth Anniversary in Sebring
Members of the Ladies' Bible class of the United Presbyterian church will celebrate the tenth anniversary at the home of Mrs Ed wards on Oregon Avenue Monday evening. A covered dish supper and a pleasing program will be served and the invitation extends to all church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
United Presbyterian Church
Standard Bearers Class Meets at Mrs Burris Home
The Methodist Episcopal church Stand ard Bearers Class gathered Thursday evening at Mrs Frea Burris East Indiana street home. Miss Florence Winstanley led devotions and Rev Raymond Bush spoke on foreign missions before lunch served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frea Burris
East Indiana
Florence Winstanley
Raymond Bush
Massillon Y schedules busy week with regional basketball event
Massillon Ohio March 7 The physical department of the local Y M C A plans an intensive week highlighted by the Northeastern Ohio Y basket ball tournament starting Saturday with finals at 7 p m Fourteen teams entered The total Y enrollment reaches 427 with 266 having completed physical examinations Tuesday is last day to finish exams and maintain privileges Director Nish outlines daily class and activity schedule across men women and juniors including swimming and basketball sessions and the sectional tournament kickoff Saturday morning with finals in the evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nish
Louisville Brethren pastor to lead city church
Rev. R. F. Porte of Pleasant Hill Ohio accepts call to First Brethren church Louisville and will move June 1 to deliver first sermon June 7. He is endorsed by Brethren leaders including Dr. J. Allen Miller and Rev. Geo. Baer, and is a graduate of Ashland college and Drake university. Miss Elizabeth Walker wed Roger Simon in San Diego February 22. Simon family formerly of Louisville now in California. The W M A will meet Tuesday. Misses Hayes and Biddle return to Chicago for Chautauqua prep. Women's Missionary society elected officers: Blandford president, Earsman vice president, Prenot second vice president, Motts secretary, Smith treasurer, Bowman secretary.
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Louisville
R. F. Porte
First Brethren Church
Pleasant Hill
Ohio
Porte
Brethren Church
J. Allen Miller
Ashland College
J. A. Garmer
Geo
Baer
Brethren Evangelist
Drake University of
California
Simon
Southlookay
San Diego
The
United Brethren Church
Anna Slusser
Jeanne Hayes
Mae Biddle
Chicago
Miss Hayes
Runner
Woman's Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
W. Cc. Blandford
W. 8. Earsman
Elizabeth Prenot
Cc. A. Motts
W. E. Smith
Mra
Alice Bowman
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Emma McClintock in Beach City
Funeral services for Mrs Emma McClintock longtime Beach City resident were conducted at her Main street home with Rev A A Gilmore officiating. Stark county officials attended and floral tributes were sent. She was buried at Westlawn cemetery beside her husband. Also noted were William Ayler’s return from Massillon hospital and Henry Reed resuming duties after mumps illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach City
Emma McClintock
Main Street
A. A. Gilmore
Methodist Church
Adames Roy Shipbaugh
F. H. Park
J. F. Myers
Shisler
Stark County
Westlawn
Wilmot
William Ayler
Massillon City Hospital
Henry Reed
Mra. C
Palmer
McDowell Club
Canton
Literary Program at Dalton High School Delights Attendees
The Dalton high school literary society presented a creditable program Friday afternoon with readings songs instrumentals on piano violin and saxophone debates and short plays and dialogues. A sizable audience offered hearty applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Lterary Society
Parent Teachers Association meeting in McKinley Theater
Sebring Marcy hosts a Parent-Teachers Association meeting in McKinley Theater on Tuesday at 8 o clock. Principal Mount Unton speaks on a child’s growth and education's impact. The program includes song readings and performances by multiple attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Marcy
McKinley Tehretorium
Ree Carr
Reading
Ann. Galliolo
J. Dunnir ‘S
Mra Jenoman
Accompan
Omdrey
M. J. Almack
Farm rally closes week with Farm Bureau push
A noon rally marked the end of a Farm Week as Farm Bureau Federation supporters from Stark County and Chicago addressed attendees. Speakers urged unity and education to grow the organization and strengthen farming efforts across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hela Dices
Farm Central
C. Blair
Stark Co
Chicago
Farm Bureau Federaty
W. T. Kuhns
Canton Chamber
H. N. Firestone
Glenn Lotz
Star
Business Men Host Mid Winter Party in Sebring
The annual mid winter party of the business men association took place at Memorial Hall Sebring March 7 with about 100 attendees. Charles A. Leedy of Youngstown Telegram delivered the principal speech and entertained with anecdotes and life history. Helen Schrecongost gave a fine dance exhibition while games and contests amused the crowd. Kean Webb's Syncopating Band provided music for dancing to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Schrecongost
A. F. Rothens
John Allen
Kean Webb
Mustoe
Bears Wallop Tiger Outfit In Bowling Match
In Sebring on March 1 the Bears beat the Tiger Outfit 2452 to 2364 at Monarch alleys. The Lions swept the three clashes with the Panthers, total pins 2511 to 244. Lineups and individual pin scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
American Steel Foundey Ten Pine
Tigers
Monarch
Lions
Panthes
Hoover Band Concert Delights North Canton Audience
The Hoover band performed a Wednesday evening program in the Community building. Featured numbers included Rienzi Overture, Rossini selections, a banjo solo by T. N. Grigsby, Slejbe Sweeper, Pia Dance, Laurendeam, and the Bohemia Girl by Gounod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton
T Hoover
Communi
Rienzi
T. N. Grigsby
Pia Dance
Laurendeam
Gounod
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Federation
Prof
Constance
Alliance Social Notes
Advance Review
Asd. W. B. A
Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church
Jane Johnson
Alpha Delta Class
First Christian Church
Misses Twilla
Hazel Cannon
South Arch Av
Mre. H. Cabhinson
Tennysonian Club
Alpha Club
Elmer Cuppinger
Sogial
News OF
Shreve
Drain
Alliance Council
Personal News
News OF Dundee
H. G. Roby
H. Ww. Rankin
R. c. Smith
R. M. Schory
R.A. Grimes
Vw. D. Rowman
A. F
Arthur Widener
Elmer McConney
Walter Elson
Malvern
Marshall
Fred Yoder
Entre Nous Club
Murray Oy
Nellie Myers
Harvey Yoder
Frank Meyers
E. H. Blair
Floyd Jden
EB. Ll. King
Frank Myers
J. A. Arthur
D. Oo. Emmons
W.G. Kryder
Mary Alice Hoopes
Albert Thomas
Bertha Mehnert
J. W. Wetzel
Carrollton
C. A. Grove
Frank Haynam
P. H. Haynam
L. B. Wright
C. A. Larrick
Wittenberg Colere
Reuben Hawkins
Bayard
Was & Minerva
William Betz
Robertsville
M. BP. Borland
T. C. Pierson
Ralph Harts
Cliffora Wentland
Ralph Rue
East St
Euchre
Shanesville Notes
Social News
Business Men
Bears Wallop
Ee Lions
Duystchaner
McCausland Seeee
Funkhouser
Ee Rosenberg
Panthers
Shrumplin
McKenzie
Bundeosenee
Sree
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