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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
10
News from nearby towns reports a boy from Hotmeavile killed when a horse trampled him at a watering trough. The funeral is set for 2 p.m. at the boy's home after the incident.
The death occurred Sunday at the home of a local resident with over five years of connection to the area. The deceased was a Siamese helper and widow, leaving Irene, Norman and Eugene as family members.
Alliance court records show Ww. Ackwon fined 100 for possessing intoxicating liquor after Monday municipal court action. Teac Cinco, arrested with Ackwon, paid 100. Simone faced a Teckiees driving charge and received a fine. George Tat and O. J. Yverhart were exchanged 10 and sentenced to exaction. John Stingey pled guilty and paid five dollars.
An event will be held by Mount Union College Christian associations at Soldiers’ Field in honor of the varsity basketball squad, 1825 Ohio. The principal speaker will be Th Baldwin Wallace of Detroit, a Mount Union alumnus and prominent Detroit businessman.
Canal Fulton society notes report a March social at Mrs. Charles Doxsee hosting the Ruth WIlie clan with guests from local families. The item lists attendees, mentions Dorcas class activities, and notes visits, travel, and health updates among residents, reflecting a busy community calendar.
Joseph Brown 22 died Friday at 2:38. He is survived by a sister Mrs. Amelia Brown. Funeral arrangements are being held at Gordon and Molinger’s funeral parlors.
State Senator George Iingartner of New Castle reported his four door sedan stolen. The car, with four bullet holes, was found abandoned at sea after a Monday gunfight. Police identified the vehicle and traced its theft to the New Castle area. Officers toured the scene and questioned witnesses, while no suspects were captured.
The Gran Army of the Republic alliance in Watari hosts an observance of the G A R founders anniversary. John Fremont post represents the city with over twenty surviving members and allied participants promised an engaging program, though final details remain to be announced.
East Greenville notes a local dramatic club performance at the new high school with a supper for the Ladies' Larkin club. Residents Eaton Petday and Meech attend. Mildred Arnott returns from Montana. several locals visit events and a food show in Canton. council No. 48 and local schools held Thursday events.
March 17 note shows Ladies Aid met at Mrs Melvin Dealaie and Mrs James Fowler with Mr George Houghman present. Lunch served. Next meeting planned at Mrs De Long’s in Juib near Navarre with Mrs toughman and Pauline. Rally at Miss Verna Houghman’s home. social evening described. various residents named including Rockstead Owens and Warstier families.
Alliance council passed a resolution providing for 2000 dollars in bonds to buy furnishings for the Alliance City hospital. An attempted 125000 bond issue for painting and repairs was not approved. The meeting also approved a 425000 bond for paving Milton Street and East Broadway. No action on a protest from the Teal Estate board over signal pillars on South Caton Avenue.
Massillon March 17 Jervin Michter pleads not guilty to drunkenness charge in municipal court. Bond set at 100. Myers pleads guilty to intoxication and fined 15. Mike Welch fined for vagrancy as read in the court session.
A brief note describes improvements to a tourist camp with new posts along roads guiding visitors. GMS directs intakes to the camp area and emphasizes nearby access points for travelers.
Maren Allance reports a delayed annexation motion as the Hilcrest committee failed to present the petition to the local board of education before the regular meeting. The Millcrest district lines would extend one half mile north, then follow a zigzag route to Millcrest allotment before turning south toward Meach Road.
March 17 brief notice reports the double funeral for Str. Gee and Mrs Gee of Sha t near Apple Creek to be held in Dalton Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Anna Sharp, daughter of Dr Harley, former Dalton physician, died Saturday at her home. Her funeral. originally set for Monday, was postponed after the sudden death of Mr Sharp at Wooster hospital Sunday. both funerals will occur the same day.
Sebring and nearby communities report visitors and family gatherings over the weekend. Names include McPhail Lannon Haze Shewell Murphy Ferguson Ogden Moore and Plead, with mentions of blood poisoning illness and the inauguration of President Coolidge observed by Rev and Mrs Moore in Washington.
Brewster updates list social visits and local happenings. Mrs E M Mayne in Massillon on Friday. Young Bob Crevison taking business course at Marton commercial institute. Fourt returned from La Porte Ind. Mrs D J Marr visited daughter Mrs Be Wetzel in Cleveland. Mrs J P Schenkel and Meat To Donald visited Sassilton area. New members taken into society at Ladies meeting with several attendees and refreshments.
Dalton items describe Mare rolleal Musica l Program, dainty refreshments for Mrs Earlevan of Chicago visiting her mother St Welty, Allen Kath lane Xo readings, Verna and Jatharm Visions ree tournament, Wertz business trip to Wooster, Maynard Cunningham moving to Bees yn farm near Orrville, and local social exchanges with Dr. Leo Douglas and Attorney Dwight Cleveland amidst mentions of hospital and school debates.
In West Brookfield on March 17 a social gathering led to a surprise show after which a luncheon was served. Attendees included Mrs Rae Carey Mrs Smith Miss Hannaly Mrs Mabel Tintey Mrs Mary Reed lee and Mrs Sally Reindchen among others, with friends visiting Canton.
The Alliance Woman's era will host a St Patrick's day entertainment this evening at the club home on South Union avenue. The affair is for club members and their guests. It opens at 6 p.m. with dinner followed by an interesting program to complete the evening.
Wooster items report Reverend J McGlynn former Cathedral Latin professor speaking at St Marys Church and a St Patrick event at 4 PM with Boy Scout refreshments. Notes mention English club, Damascus shrine activities, Women’s Benefit Association meeting, Madeline Rook and Clarence Wertz marriage, ongoing medical conditions, travel and visiting relatives, and local attendance at funerals or memorials with community officers present.
Mrs William A Wernet of Manoverton dies at 34. Survived by husband William A Wernet, and George Conser, in Mem Center, and a daughter, Aun and Vincent Wernet in Longmen Colorado, plus 10 grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday in Hanoverton.
Mrs. Ralph Swinehart hosted a Sunday gathering honoring the 201 wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Florain Myern with relatives and friends from Greentown Akron and local towns. Attendees included Hiram Koser Levi Wise Lissie Ritte Esther Swinehart Gladys Meriel John Wise Naomi and several others.
Brewster notes report the high school board voted three to two to reject the presented indorsement for the 1908 term of superintendent. Rumors mention Klan influence in the decision. Names include Mrs. D J Morin Brewster and Mire J Hill Massillon.
In Canton Shreve Sun article, notable locals celebrate civic service with Josephine Morris mentioned as host at a sewing event. Attendees include Mesdamen Emir Jesse Wallace Curt Emme Pipe Lenn Sprowla Ralph Grit and family members Myrtle Force, Jean, and Beale Derry among others, honoring community efforts and local governance.
Orrville notes report various local items including Chamber of Commerce plans. The Pennsylvanian rail planning report references Dodge Brothers and Harold Good visiting Wooster. Daughters of America to hold a pastry note at the Ohio Bust company Saturday.
Sparks from a railroad locomotive ignited a large barn in Navarre late Monday night. Firefighters battled the blaze as winds fanned flames, destroying the structure and causing significant damage to nearby storages and equipment. No injuries reported. The cause is under investigation by local authorities.
A lottery at police headquarters drawn by officers fixed annual vacations. Chief Lengel's son participated as a private, Captain Patterson acted as book maker, and all privates drew two weeks of paid time. Officers will gain two consecutive days off each month as well.
March 14 notes from Mineral City cover a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society event at Mrs. Jennie Ferrell’s home and hospital visits, plus church group meetings, socials, and visits by residents from Canton, New Philadelphia, Dover, and Millers. The column lists attendees, hosts, and small entertainments across church and community events.
Dal ton news notes a 10 to 8 win by the Indien team over the Pigeon Tun squad on Thursday eve ning. The brief item mentions players Camp’s Colts and other local names, with scattered community updates on residents moving, visits, and family news around Dalton and nearby towns.
A fragmented court note records multiple defendants lined up for forgery larceny burglary and other offenses. Names such as Quinones Furney McCrea and Conley appear amid penalties including reformatories and probation.
Local notes from Paris dated March discuss residents traveling to Canton for a meeting and adjoining property matters. Starkey family links to Noble's farm are noted along with farm transfers and visits. Reports mention relatives visiting, residents returning from Florida, and several hometown households affected by illness and travel.
Hugh Wise aged 19 years and 11 months of area 11fan Ill died after a period of illness. He was a graduate of Uniontown High School class of 1/23 and had attended Akron Musinat College. He worked at the India Tire and Rubber company in Mogador and planned regular work next fall. Survived by father Herbert B. Wise, sister Irene, and brothers Mark and Wilber. his mother preceded him. Funeral at Bed Methodist church Tuesday noon, Rev H A Shook officiating. Burial at Greentown cemetery.
March 17 Rev. Nelle, pastor of the United Presbyterian Canton church, will call Rev. Daniel Cam of Alliance to become pastor at Dalston Presbyterian. The event is to be considered by the Moders of Dansfield Presbytery, with church belonging. Local notes mention illnesses and visits among residents including Mrs Crow and family, Mr and Mrs Harry Dowss, and other community movements.
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