Social Side of Canton Includes Dinners and Dances
Mr and Mrs Paul Hill Irwin of Richmond Hill S I entertained a party of 22 Guess at Lakeside Country club with pink and white Kil larney roses. Mrs Biechele and Mrs Irwin plan 40 guests for luncheon and bridge next Wednesday. Mrs E G Bockius hosted a family luncheon for 14 at Lakeside with Mrs Edward DeVille of Dayton visiting. Miss Olive Forbes from New York was an out of town guest. About 160 attended Country club dance with Norwoods orchestra. next dance is August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hill Irwin
Richmond Hill
S. 1
E. G. Bockius
North
Cleveland Avenue
Lakeside Country Club
Edward DeVille
Dayton
Olive Forbes
New York City
Bockins
Country Club
Norwood
Picnic for Guests at Meyers Lake Park
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Worstell hosted a picnic supper at Meyers Lake park Thursday evening for relatives visiting here. Attendees included Mrs. Isabel Worstell of Urichsville, Miss Jennie Worstell and Mr. William Worstell of Pittsburg Pa, Frank Worstell of Montana, and Mrs. Garnes of Urichsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Worstell
West Fifth Street
Meyers Lake Park
Worstell
Isabel Worstell
Urichsville
Jennie Worstell
William Worstell
Pittsburg
Frank Worstell
Montana
Garnes
Urichs- Ville
Steak Frizzle Dinner Honoring Mable Cassil at Meyers Lake
Mrs. Erle E. Wagner hosted a steak frizzle on the Meyers Lake knoll Thursday evening to honor her sister Mrs. Mable Putt Cassil of Cincinnati. Attendees included Mrs. Cassil, Ruth Irwin, Helen Owen, Bess Rae, Erle E. Wagner, Joseph Kennelly, Herbert Voges, Jacob Coxey, Armando Cassil, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle E. Wagner
Meyers Lake
Mable Putt Cassil
Cincinnati
Cassil
Misa Ruth Irwin
Helen Owen
Misa Bess Rae
Massillon
Erle FE. Wagner
Joseph Kennelly
Herbert Voges
Jacob Coxey
Armando Cassil
Martin Luther Church Tea Social Held
Martin Luther church tea was held Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with ice cream and cake served. Refreshments were organized by Miss Nora Schmeltzer, Mrs. Josiah Sell, Mrs. Hubert Feller, Mrs. Fred Dupper, Mrs. Peter Forney, Mrs. C Hahn and Mrs. E G Sparks. The next tea is planned for Thursday afternoon in September and the Ladies Aid society will meet next Wednesday at 2 o clock instead of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther Church
Nora Schmeltzer
Josiah Sell
Hubert Feller
Fred Dupper
Peter Forney
C. Hahn
E. G. Sparks
Ladies’ Aid Society
Luncheon Honors Mrs North Visitor From Austin Texas
Mrs G Theodore Thomas entertained at 400 West Lake Street in honor of Mrs William North of Austin Texas visiting her daughter Mrs A G Ryley. Yellow decorations highlighted the affair. Mrs Thomas mother Mrs Comerford of Bellefonte Pa was an out of town guest. Four bridge tables followed the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
G. Theodore Thomas
West Lake Street
William North
Austin
Tex
A. G. Ryley
Thomas
Comerford
Bellefonte
Bridge
Mrs Hilton Hosts an Afternoon Five Hundred Party
Mrs. Kirby Hilton of 821 Belle vue avenue entertained many friends Friday in honor of Mrs. Harry Hilton who recently moved from Cleveland. Golden glow decorations brightened the home as eight tables of Five Hundred provided the afternoon’s diversion. Supper followed at five o'clock with Mrs. Paul Hill Irwin of Richmond Hill as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
Kirby Hilton
Bellevue Avenue
Harry Hilton
Cleveland
Paul Hill Irwin
Richmond Hill, S. 1
Timken Employees Plan Eighth Annual Outing
The Timken Roller Bearing Axle Co. workers will hold their eighth annual outing Saturday at Silver Lake. The train departs Pennsylvania rails at 8 o’clock in the morning and returns from Silver Lake at 6 30 in the evening. Tickets are on sale at the Pennsylvania ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken
Miller Family Reunion Draws Ohio Statewide Attendees
About 150 Miller family members from Ohio and other states gathered at Meyers Lake Park on Thursday to celebrate six generations of Jacob Miller. Luncheons were served at noon and evening on park picnic tables, a literary and musical program followed, and sports events capped the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Miller
Meyers Lake Park
Jacob Miller
Akron
Misses Aman Entertain Twenty Four Guests at Luncheon
The Misses Aman entertained 24 guests at a Wednesday luncheon at 1711 East Tuscarawas Street in honor of houseguest Miss Mayette McWilliams of Pittsburg. Lavender decorations and place cards set the scene. Out-of-town guests included Miss Mary Lawler Miss Gertrude Norton and Miss Helen Oats from Cleveland accompanying Misses Ida and Mary Power at 409 North Walnut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Lulu
Clara Aman
East
Tuscarawas Street
Mayette McWilliams
Pittsburg
Mary Lawler
Gertrude Norton
Helen Oats
Cleveland
Ida
Mary Powert
North Walnut
General Sherwood to Speak at Stark County Democratic Picnic
General Isaac Sherwood congressman from the Toledo district and candidate for reelection will speak at the Stark County Democrats reunion at Meyers Lake on Friday August 19. The event aims to reconnect with old Stark county Democrats, including his past editorship of The News-Democrat, and honors Governor Harmon. A. P. Sandles of Putnam county is also expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Sherwood
Toledo
Stark County
Meyer's Lake
Sherwood
News-Democrat
Harmon
Young Men's Democratic Club
A. P. Sandles
Putnam County
Massillon
Alliance
Luncheon at Lakeside Honoring Mrs Lincoln G Simon
Misses Elizabeth and Sarah Crevolsie entertain at Lakeside Country Club at noon Tuesday in honor of their guest Mrs Lincoln G Simon of Sydney Nebraska. Luncheon will be followed by bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Sarah Crevolsie
903
West Eighth Street
Lakeside Country Club
Lincoln G. Simon
Sydney
Nebraska
Canton Visitors and Appointments Highlight Week
Cr W Zimmerman of Chicago sought a Canton home while visiting Thursday. Ashland guests Miss Hays Donald, Miss Anna, and Mr Elmer Jones called on relatives. Freight agent W J Dibble toured Canton. Mrs Lotz Moyer and family paused to honor McKinley monuments. Andrews transferred to Elyria. Phillips filled vacancy. Feller left for Atlantic City. Miller and Schaeffer attended Meyers Lake reunion. Minnie Wilson visited Coshocton. Carr began two week vacation. Wagner duo visiting Mrs Niklaus. Theobald and Moore families traveled to Detroit and Cal. Arthur Jackson welcomed a son. Hattie Baker returned from an east trip. Assistant City Solicitor Sweitzer returned from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. W. Zimmerman
Chicago
Canton
Zimmerman
Kittie Hays
Anna Donald
Elmer Jones
Ashland
W. J. Dibble
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railroad
E. C. Lotz
E. Moyer
N. C. Moyer
New Castle
Iowa
President McKinley
McKinley
North Market Street
William Andrews
Elyria
Paul Phillips
South Market Street
Andrews
William Feller
C. A. Dougherty & Co
Atlantic City
DeSvlvia Miller
Youngstown
Schaeffer
Pittsburg
Joe Miller
Meyers Lake
Minnie Wilson
South McKinley Avenue
Coshocton
Frank H. Carr
Eva Wagner
Merlin Wagner
A. Niklaus
North Cherry Street
W. D. Theobald
West Lake Street
Detroit
G. Moore
Paul
Upland
Cal
Friends Iin
Moore
American Sheet Steel Company
Arthur Jackson
Garfield Avenue
Hattie Baker
West South Street
Frank Sweitzer
Columbus
Acid Thrown on Knights Templar in Taxicab Attack
Chicago August 12 United Press reports police arrested John McKenna and Louis Lovell on suspicion of throwing acid bombs at Knights Templar visitors from Minneapolis. Victims include Mrs. J F Boecke and J C Lewis with Mrs Lewis escaping injury. The suspects had prior arrest records linked to a five month taxicab strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Knights Templar
Minneapolis
John McKenna
Louis Lovell
J. F. Boecke
J. C. Lewis
Darius Commandery
Lewis
Ditch Teddy for Bill in The Outlook
The Outlook issue featuring Col onel Roosevelt as contributing editor has no Roosevelt article, marking the first time since Africa’s return that the magazine lacks his work. Some speculate the Bryan cover feature may explain Roosevelt’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Africa
William Jennings Bryan
White Slaver Case Tests New Federal Law Near Capitol
Walter J. Bussius faces DC jail under the new federal white slave statute with potential 40 year sentence and 15000 in fines if convicted. He allegedly extorted money from Katharine Berkeley 23 at the city courthouse while she awaited vagrancy trial. Police described a sordid tale of threats and coercion in a near Capitol setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wasington
Taft
Capitol
Walter J. Russius
District of Columbia
Katherine Berkeley
Bassius
New York
Busalus
Pugh
United States
Turner
Bussius
Woman Gets Watch After Boarding House Theft
George Heid at 2426 Winfield Avenue reported a gold watch stolen by fellow boarder David Thomas. Officer Pilcher arrested Thomas who admitted taking the watch claiming it later went to a woman at the Grand hotel. Both Heid and Thomas pursued the woman who allegedly secured the timepiece. SHOOT THROUGH WINDOW. Mrs. C R Bitzer at 1617 John Street reported a window shot but no entry evidence found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heid
Winfield Avenue
David Thomas
Pilcher
Thomas
Grand Hotel
Heid
C. R. Bitzer
John Street
Rededication Planned for Middle Branch Progressive Church
The Progressive Brethren church auditorium at Middlebranch will be rededicated next Sabbath after recent improvements. Special music is arranged for both services. In the evening Rev. Lyon of Louisville will speak on the theme Marks of a Progressive Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Branch Church
The
Progressive Brethren
Middlebranch
Lyon
Louisville
Funeral Arrangements For Mrs Adam Schissler Made By Lodge
Members of the Tusnelda Lodge of the Davehters and Sons of Herman held a special meeting Thursday evening in Elsaeser hall to arrange attendance at the funeral of Mrs Adam Schissler who died suddenly Wednesday morning. The funeral was held Saturday at 1 PM at the residence with interment in Westlawn cemetery.
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West
Tuscarawas St
Miller Family Reunion
Gen. Sherwood
Gen
J. R. Sherwood
Social and Personal
Templars
Teddy
Bill
Outlook
Big
Bryan
J. WW. Smith
Eighth St
Victor E. Snyder
Waluui St
Canton Cement Specialty Co., Inc
Irish Mail
Coaster
Holsum
Canton Hardware CO
Market St
Laird-Schober
Armstrong
Schone
Wagoner & Marsh
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