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Newspaper
Canton Evening Times
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1910
Page
3
Relegates Consider Plans to Grow County Medical Society
Thirty physicians attended the seventeenth session of the Union Medical Association in the YMCA building. Papers on infectious and tubercular topics were read by doctors from Canton Akron Massillon Wooster Youngstown Columbus Xenia and others. Delegates discussed recruiting new members and planned a fall campaign for county society work with leaders from Cleveland Akron Massillon Ashland and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Medical Association
L. A Buchman
Canton
George M. Logan
Akron
X. W. Culbertson
Massillon
H. J. Stoll
Wooster
Carlos C. Booth
Youngstown
Booth
W. D. Deuschle
Columbus
Startling Medical College
Ben R. McClellan
Xenia
State Medical Association
J. F. Viarchand
R. 2 .Skeet
Cleveland
The
State Medical Society
J. H. Seiler
T. Clark Miller
W. F. Emery
Ashland
F. B. Carson
Benton
H. B. Blott
W. W. White
Ravenna
W. BK. Loughrider
Mansfield
E. H. Wee
City officials inspect sewage disposal and street work
Mayor Turnbull Service Director Ray Harbert and Engineer Phil Weber toured the city Monday assessing the sewage disposal plant in the south end. They noted new trench work costing 100 dollars to handle flow but no funds for plant rebuilding until water works enlargements begin. They also reviewed Sherrick Avenue curb and sidewalk work, Warner and Eighth streets completion, and Tyler Avenue grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbull
Ray Harbert
Phil Weber
L. EB. Chapin
Sherrick , Avenue
Peter Hahn & Son
Cherry Street
Gander Avenue
Warner Avenue
Eighth Street
Logan D. Burd
Tyler Avenue
Cholera Scourge Spreads Through Russia
The United Press dispatch from St. Petersburg reports a rapid cholera increase across Russia due to extreme heat. Factories and mines close, railroads hindered, and the peasantry fears unharvested crops rotting. About 100,000 rural cases with near 50 percent fatality, city conditions likewise dire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
St. Petersburg
Russia
Van Voorhis Sickman Family Reunion Planned at Nimisila Park
The fourteenth annual Van Voorhis reunion of Stark county and Sickman reunion of Wayne county will gather at Nimisila park on Saturday August 20 for a picnic dinner. The committee hopes for record attendance with Missouri relatives traveling to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Voorhis
Stark County
Sickman
Wayne County
Nimisila Park
Missouri
Kahler Family Reunion Held at Nimisila Park
Members of the Kahler family from Canton Stark Summit Tuscarawas and Columbiana counties gathered for their annual reunion at Nimisila park on Tuesday. Dinner was served at noon in park hall with Albert Hoeltzer of Akron presiding and Mrs Ella Weaver of Canton serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahler
Canton
Stark
Summit
Tuscarawas
Columbiana
Nimisila Park
Park Hall
Albert Hoeltzer
Akron
Ella Weaver
Children Have Jolly Day at Nimisila Park Picnic
Canton W C T U and girls from the industrial school organized a picnic at Nimisila park drawing about 75 women and children. The event included wading, swinging, a picnic dinner, songs, and a Chinese Love Song performance by Master Gail and Miss Helen Albaugh. Mrs Flora Shertzer was made a life member of the state union after the books were audited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Girls’ Industrial School
Nimisila Park
Cook Park
Gail
Helen Albaugh
Flora Shertzer
State Union
Harsh Family Reunion Planned at Minerva Ohio
The Harsh family annual reunion will be held in Minerva Ohio on Thursday August 11. All friends are invited and requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harsh
Minerva
Ohio
Women's Rights Meeting Debates Vote for Women at Dueber Heights
At Mrs. Ida Wenrick's home 1904 West Tuscarawas Street on Monday evening the Dueber Heights group held its monthly meeting. A dinner at 7 preceded a debate on the resolution that women should be granted the right to vote and hold office. Instrumental and vocal selections were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueber Heights
Ida Wenrick
West Tuscarawas Street
Markle and Miss Troupe Wed in Quiet Cleveland Ceremony
Alvie H. Markle and Miss Ollie E. Troupe were married Monday afternoon by Rev. E. P. Herbruck at his residence. Attendants Forest Roush and Miss Helen Hosler. Markle, a Cleveland merchant, weds the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Roush of 1310 Linden Avenue and will reside in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie H. Markle
Ollie E. Troupe
E. P. Herbruck
Forest Roush
Helen Hosler
Mr. Markle
Cleveland
R. C. Roush
Linden Avenue
Surprise Birthday for Berger Supt Potts at Home
Surprise party honors Surprise C. E. Potts general superintendent of Berger Manufacturing at 1360 North Cleveland Avenue on his birthday. Guests include Eugene Potts and a pianist program while Mrs. Alice Williams served a late supper to a gathering of friends and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Potts
Berger Manufacturing Company
North
Cleveland Avenue
Eugene
Eugene Potts
Alice Williams
Social and Personal News Briefs from Canton
D Jarvis Benskin J A Shanafel and F Bedard left Monday night to attend the Knights Templar conclave in Chicago. Edward Sterling of Washington spends three weeks in the city with his mother. Charles E Lepley takes a freight delivery clerk post with the B and O railroad replacing Joseph Kennelly who resigned. Charles Harrison of Harrison Manufacturing Co left Monday for New York City. Mrs F R Siple leaves for Chicago to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs C N Nichols plan to Rock Springs for the Nichols family reunion. Rev Charles L Smith and son depart for Jibway Island Ontario to camp for a few days. A H Bedward advance agent of Al G Fields minstrel show, opening season at the Grand, was in Canton. F G Benskin leaves for Chicago to visit his brother Phillip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jarvis Benskin
J. A. Shanafel
F. Bedard
Knights Templar
Chicago
Edward Sterling
Washington, D. C
Charles E. Lepley
Hazlett Avenue
B. & ©. Railroad
Joseph Kennelly
Charles Harrison
The
Harrison Manufacturing Co
New York City
F. R. Siple
Shorb Street
C. N. Nichols
Rock Springs
Nichols
Pennsylvania
Charles L. Smith and
Jibway Island
Ontario
A. H. Bedward
al. G. Fields Minstrel Show
the Grand
Canton
F. G. Benskin
Phillip
Slain Woman Is Buried at St Marys Church
Lorain August 9 The funeral of Mrs. Frank Walkinshaw amid one of the largest ever held at St Marys church followed her murder by her husband on Thursday night. The services were conducted at 10 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
St. Mary’s Church
Frank Walkinshaw
Judge Quinn’s German Trial Misfires at Court
Judge Quinn, trained in German at Kenyon, questioned John Landorf of Louisville on drunkenness. Struggling with the language he warned Landorf that a repeat offense would send him to the workhouse, then resumed in English to clarify the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Kenyon College
John Landorf
Louisville
Warren
Landort
Repairing courts prep for city tennis championships
Y M C A tennis courts have been retaped and repaired ahead of the fall city championships. Few entries have been received so far, but more are expected in the coming days. Frank Dougherty and Brook Martin currently hold the singles and doubles championship honors.
Catholic Total Abstinence Union convention in Boston opens
Ready to convene, Boston, Aug 9. Rev Peter O Callaghan head of the union arrives with hundreds of Paulist cadets from Chicago. Sessions gain life as Msgr Falconi papal delegate is due tonight from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peter O. Callaghan
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Chicago
Realife
Msgr. Falconi
Washington
Austria Home for Aged Women Canton Story of Comfort and Community
A Canton institution the Austran Home for Aged Women offers a peaceful residence for residents over 68 with an entrance fee of 300 dollars. The home features private rooms, no strict rules, and activities like patchwork reading and gardening under matron Mrs. Lucy Pettis, with 18 residents and two vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Austran Home
Cornelius Aultman
Lucy Pettis
New Philadelphia Man Fined for Disturbing the Peace
Emmet Rariden of New Philadelphia was fined $5 and costs in Judge Quinn's court Tuesday morning for disturbing the peace. The judge said the fine would help stop men coming into Canton from dry territory and disgracing themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Rariden
New Philadelphia
Postmaster General Hitchcock to Meet Taft on Postal and Political Issues
Beverly Massachusetts August 9 Postmaster General F L Hitchcock is anticipated to discuss not only postal affairs but politics with President Taft this afternoon. The latest Crane trip note suggests Senator Crane asked Secretary Ballinger to run for senator in the Washington primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Masa
F. L. Hitchcock
Taft
West
Ballinger
Washington
Workman Hurt by Fall in Ashtabula Jail Construction
Guy Andres of Ashtabula was seriously injured when he fell two floors between joists and struck his head in the basement during construction of the new jail building in Chardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Guy Andrews
Ashtabula
William Snyder Freed On Partial Support Deal
William Snyder charged with non support by his wife was released by Judge Quinn after agreeing to pay $2.50 weekly. Attorney Oscar Abt reoriented the defendant and outlined the payment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snyder
Quinn
Oscar Abt
Log Book of Monitor Reveals Merrimac Engagement Details
Washington reports the original Monitor log covering February to September 1862 has been given to the Navy Department for preservation. Captain Louis Stodder funded and forwarded the log, which records the Battle of Hampton Roads and other actions including damage to the pilot house and key officers aboard the Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monitor
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
Department
Louis Stodder
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Brooklyn
Cape Hatteras
Stodder
Sewells Point
Fort Darling
James River
Navy
Worden
Fort Monroe
Logue
George Frederickson
Electric Bitters Cure Malaria and Debility Claims
Life On Panama Canal mentions malaria as a major problem causing chills fever and weakness. Advertisement asserts Electric Bitters destroy malaria germs and cure related troubles. Testimonial from Wm. A. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina states three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and health remains good. Guarantied by Hugiene Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Wm. A. Fretwell
Lucama
N. C
Hugiene Co
Wreck Kills 12 on Northwestern Pacific Collision Near Ignacio
Rescue teams recovered 12 bodies after a special engine and caboose crashed head on into the San Francisco Santa Rosa passenger train south of Ignacio California. More than a dozen injured, many deputies of the Red Men state convention aboard. Conductor Alexander Shera and engineer B Speaker among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Santa Rosa
Cal
San Francisco
Ignacio
Alexander Shera
B. Speaker
Sewer Plunge Saves Life in Lynn
A Portland businessman J. L. Sheafe narrowly escaped a runaway horse in Lynn Massachusetts. He slid into a large sewer opening as the horse bore down, bystanders noticed his plight and rescued him without delay. His suit was ruined but his life was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
J. L. Sheafe
Portland
Eleventh Pike township picnic set for August 13 1910
The Eleventh annual Pike township picnic will be held at Howenstine Saturday August 13 1910 with a reunion for old and young. Speakers from Canton Massillon Cleveland and nearby towns begin at 10 30 am races at 10 am Mount Pleasant cornet band Navarre and Canton performers provide music Festival in the evening All invited No immoral games of chance or intoxicants sold on grounds Trains stop at the grounds for access Information via Stark 410 Jacob M Flory 516 E Tuscas St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Township
Howenstine
Canton
Massillon
Cleveland
Mount Pleasant
Stark
Jacob M. Flory
E. Tus. Street
Akron Gains Heavily in 1910 Census Increases
Washington reports city population changes from the 1910 enumeration with Akron, Ohio showing 69,067 residents, up 26,339 or 61.6 percent since 1900. Camden, N. J. rises to 94,538, Evansville, Ind. to 69,647, with notable gains in each municipality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Akron
Ohio
Evansville
Ind
Pope Pius Presides at Sistine Chapel Anniversary
Pope Pius today presided at a grand anniversary celebration in the Sistine chapel. He appeared aged and worn by the stress of recent difficulties and the concerns over the Spanish imbroglio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pius
Sistine Chapel
Peach Pickers Sought as Ottawa County Harvest Nears
Port Clinton August 9. With a record peach crop expected this fall growers face a labor shortage for picking. Peach pickers are in high demand and some large owners will import help from southern orchards. Ottawa County eyes its largest peach crop in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
Ottawa County
Hiding Or Goodfellow-Poets Born Cynicus Dead
A cryptic note reports Goodfellow poets born and Cynicus dead in a brief historical item with terse biographical hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellow
Cynicus
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Markle
Iowa
United States
Dolliver
Arly
Cummins
Aultman Home For
Philadelphia
Santa Rosa, Cal
the National Cash Register CO
Dayton
E. F. Genanagel
Cleveland Ave
Census Office Today
Pope
Fred L. Snyder
W. F. Frederick Piano CO
W. Tuscarawas St
Courtland Pharmacy
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