Normal School a Great Boom in Ohio Education Push
Attorney Frank W. Sweitzer leads a Canton drive to land one of Ohio's state normal schools. The Ohio Teacher editorial argues permanent location and local economic impact include a $220,000 annual market, $50,000 salaries, and a million-dollar campus buildup over years. It highlights geographic planning and the need for district boundaries to foster genuine training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Frank W. Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Columbus
Lukens Mother Here May Ask Parole Soon
Mrs Mincie Lukens mother of Albert Lukens visited Canton to confer with attorney Luther Day as Lukens, once paroled from Mansfield reformatory, remains in Mangfield under old charges. Authorities report he leads an exemplary life and has composed pieces for the institution band. Parole efforts are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kens
Common Pleas Court
Lukens
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lukena
Brown
Mansfield Reformatory
Mangfield
Manefield
New Export Record for Manufactures in 1910
The United States set a new high in exports for 1910 totaling 768 million dollars, up from 750 million in 1908. Canada saw the largest rise with 216 million dollars, while Europe overall declined about 11 million. exports to Germany and France rose, and food exports fell as manufactures dominated outbound trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Sam
Europe
Germany
France
Incle Sam
Bank Seeks Receiver Over North Hampton Bank Failure
Late bulletins report the North Hampton Banking Co. seeks a receiver after a panic strike on its institution. Depositors total about 10 000 dollars while the bank promises dollar for dollar payment to satisfy creditors. In Youngstown a newly installed automobile fire truck crashed into a telegraph pole during a high speed run, injuring no one reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
North Hampton Banking Co
North Hampton
Youngstown
Farmer gored by bull near Fernwood dies
William Daw son a 30 year old farmer was fatally gored at his Fernwood area farm after driving a bull from barn to field. The animal charged him knocking him down and he died within hours.
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Steubenville
William Dawson
Fernwood
Remington Inventor's Son Dies After Refusing Treatment
Doctors attending Carver Remington report the son of the Remington typewriter inventor died, after he declined medical cooperation in life saving efforts. The incident centers on medical decisions amidst a high profile industrial legacy in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carver Remington
Remington
Lind Declines Gubernatorial Bid In Minnesota Politics
Everett dispatch reports John Lind nominated by Democrats for Minnesota governor yesterday but today he stated he would not accept the nomination under any circumstances and reaffirmed his decision to remain out of politics as irrevocable.
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Everett
Wash - John Lind
Minnesota
Engagement of Miss Kereng and George H Colker
Vienna dispatches report the engagement of Miss Gladys Kereng daughter of Richard C Kerens United States ambassador to Austria and George H Colker of Philadelphia. The wedding is planned for next fall in Vienna.
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New York
Vienna
Gladys Kereng
Richard C. Kerens
United States
Austria
George H. Colker
Philadelphia
Balloon Drift er lands after sky ascent near Hamilton
The balloon Drift er made an ascension at 6 PM in Hamilton and landed four miles west at 4 PM. It drifted southward then circled Hamilton before moving north to St. Paris Springfield and Bellefontaine, returning south to Columbus and ending at its landing site.
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Marion
Hamilton
Here
St. Paris
Springfield
Bellefontaine
Columbus
Sunflower Club Social and Trinity Lutheran Picnic
The Sunflower Club met at Miss Josephine Texter’s home 113 Wolfe Ave with lanterns and sunflowers on display. Members rode to Meyers Lake park for an hour of dancing then returned for contests and lunch. prizes went to Miss Ollie Dougherty and Miss Louise Stebler. Trinity Lutheran Sunday school held an annual Meyers Lake outing with two to three hundred attendees and games arranged for children led by Miss Lulu Rackley.
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Sunflower Club
Josephine Texter
Wolfe Avenue
Meyers Lake Park
Texter
Ollie Dougherty
Louise Biebler
Meyers Lake
Louise Stebler
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Lulu Rackley
Snyder Family Reunion At Nimisila Park
Relatives and friends of the David Snyder family hold their annual reunion at Nimisila Park on Wednesday August 10. All friends are invited. R. M. Snyder is President and 8 Hang Secretary.
Octo Decimo Club Dinner at Lakeview Hotel Meyers Lake
Mesdames McConnell William Fowler Ernest Graham Charles Rex Clifford Newton and George Seeley entertained the Octo Decimo club at dinner at Lakeview hotel Meyers lake Friday. The party attended the theater during the afternoon. Six other members of the club will entertain the club August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames McConnell
William Fowler
Ernest Graham
Charles Rex
Clifford Newton
George Seeley
Lakeview Hotel
Meyers Lake
J. W. Club Ends Season With Social at 702 Virginia
Miss Juliette Perrenaud hosted the J. W. club at her home on Virginia Avenue. Entertainment included music and parlor games. Miss Emile Frank was elected to membership. Members present included Clara Hof, Cora Marquardt, Emma Sheehan, Kathryn Hoffman, Gene Delapres, Marcel Hannessey, Jimile Franck, Juliette Perrenaud. guests Arnold Perrenaoud and Mrs Hannessey. The club resumes September 8 with Mass Geane Delapes as hostess. officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette Perrenaud
Virginia Avenue
Emile Frank
Clara Hof
Cora Marquardt
Emma Sheehan
Kathryn Hoffman
Géane Delapres
Marcel Hannessey
Jimile Franck
Julliette Perrenoud
Arnold Perrenoud
John Hannesseey
Mass Geane Delapes
West
Tuscarawas Street
Succora Circle Plans Ice Cream Festival at St Peter's
Succora Circle members met at Miss Maizie Dumoulin's home to organize a festival for Mercy hospital. Eight tables will host five girls each with candy and booths, selling 2000 tickets donated by the Hickey company. Final arrangements set for August 11 at Miss Helen Wagner's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Succora Circle
Mercy Hospital
Maizie Dumoulin
North
Cleveland Avenue
St. Peter’s Church
Hickey Company
Helen Wagner
Lakeside Country Club Dinner Dance With Johnsons Orchestra
Lakeside Country Club held a dinner dance from 6 to 10 Thursday evening with Johnson's Orchestra of Cleveland performing during dinner and afterward. About 150 people attended, including several Massillon members. The next club event is a progressive bridge whist party on Thursday, August 4.
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Lakeside Country Club
Johnson's Orchestra of
Cleveland
Massilon
Phi Beta Psi Picnic At Meyers Lake
Phi Beta Psi sorority held a Thursday picnic at Meyers Lake. After a theatre visit in the afternoon a six o clock picnic supper followed and members attended an evening theatre performance. Attendees included Marie Hartung Lydia Johnson Olive Cole Francis Blake Mabel Barrie Hazel Carnes Marie Wills Ann Miller Mary Leggett Hazel Smith Dorothy Nusley Clara Kinzer Laura Witter.
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Phi. Beta Psi Sorority
Meyers Lake
Marie Hartung
Lydia Johnson
Olive Cole
Francis Blake
Mabel Barrie
Hazel Carnes
Marie Wills
Ann Miller
Mary Leggett
Hazel Smith
Dorothy Nusley
Clara Kinzer
Laura Witter
Miss Eicher Entertains Honorees at 436 Dueber Ave
Miss Pauline Eicher hosted a Thursday evening luncheon for guests including Miss Lucile Kalein of Nelsonville and Miss Celia Mackin of Cleveland at 436 Dueber Avenue. Musical numbers were performed by Miss Elsie Lahm and Miss Jeannette Randle on the piano. covers were laid for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Eicher
Pauline Eicher
Dueber Avenue
Lucile Kalein
Nelsonville
Ohio
Celia Mackin
Cleveland
Elsie Lahm
Jeanette Randle
May Zimmer
Ida Ahearn
Mary Working
Florence Allen
Elsie Mackin
Jeannette Bandle
Miss Bessie Myers and Norman Wirth Wed in Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Bessie Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Felix Myers of 1519 South Cleveland avenue and Norman W Wirth son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wirth of 2237 East Tuscarawas street were united in marriage by Reverend G M Secbmucker in the Lutheran parsonage Thursday at 4 pm. The couple left that evening for a trip to Menefield and other Ohio cities and will be at home in about a week at 124 12 Charles street. The groom is an electrician employed by Wilson Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Myers
Felix Myers
Cleveland Avenue
Norman W. Wirth
Jacob Wirth
Tuscarawas Street
G. M. Secbmucker
The
Wilson Electric Co
St John’s Branch Social At Mrs Carey House
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association of St John’s branch held a social at Mrs Frances Carey’s home 112 North Cherry Street. Six tables played progressive euchre and Miss Hiber won first honors in a guessing contest. Refreshments were served. Mrs Garrett Lyons to entertain the club at her Washington Avenue home August 11.
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St. John’s
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Frances Carey
North Cherry Street
Hiber
Garrett Lyons
Washington Avenue
Carnation Club Hosts Social at West Ninth Street
Mrs Henry Hart entertained the Carnation club at her home 1105 West Ninth street on Wednesday with several guessing contests and vocal solos by Miss Mary Hart and Miss Grace Lichtenwalter.
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Henry Hart
Carnation Club
West Ninth Street
Mary Hart
Grace Lichtenwalter
Social and Personal News From Alliance Area
Mrs. Frank Taylor of Alliance returns home after visiting Mrs. William Ringgenberg. Miss Dorothy Voges of 1000 North Market Street guest of Miss Helen Dremer at Roseland Road. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Orwick of Carrollton guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starn return home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shaeffer and daughter of 1419 Short Street depart for extended Michigan vacation. Shaeffer expects record fishing. Miss Lulu Hehr and Marie Berg of Buffalo visit Miss Dolly Aspinwall at 623 West Fifth Street and return home. Mrs. Robert S. Bell and sons Gordon Robert and Howard leave for Aurelia Canada to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Evanstein Barrie and Miss Marthena Barrie of 1226 North Market return from a five day auto trip to Columbus Dayton and other Ohio cities. Mrs. Ida Guiley of Cleveland returns home after visiting the Blum sisters. Mrs. William C. Knox and daughter Louise return from Minerva. L Lefkovits and son Clarence of 1342 North Cleveland Avenue return from Mt. Clemens and Michigan trips. Mrs. Lefkovits and daughter Alema remain in Michigan for weeks. Mrs. W. B. Palmer of 323 Kentucky Avenue with son Willard and Miss Ella Flicking of 615 West Fifth leave for Niagara Falls Albany Kingston and New York City. Mrs. F. F. Theis of Wayton guest of Mrs. William Ringgenberg and Ben Hur group returns home. Mr. Theis remains here to aid Canton Ben Hur order. Rev. E. P. Herbruck returns from ten days with brother Rev. Edward Herbruck in Dayton and will spend rest of vacation nearby.
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Frank Taylor
Alliance
William Ringgenberg
Dorothy Voges
North Market Street
Helen Dremer
Roseland Road
Cleveland
Nelson Orwick
Carrollton
Frank Starn
West Fourth Street
Howard Shaeffer
Short Street
Michigan
Shaeffer
Evanstein Barrie
Marthena Barrie
Columbus
Dayton
Ohio
Ida Guiley
Blum
Cleveland Avenue
Seventh Streets
William C. Knox
Louise
Lawrence Avenue
Minerva
L. Lefkovitgs
Clarence
North
Mt. Clemens
Letkovits
Alema
W. B. Palmer
Kentucky Avenue
Willard
Ella Flicking
West Fifth Street
Niagara Falls
Albany
Kingston
New York City
F. F. Theis
Wayton
Ben Hur
Theis
Canton
E. P. Herbruck
Edward Herbruck
Stuart Home Sold to James T F Walker in North Market
Announcement says James T F Walker of West Lascarawas Street bought William Stuart’s North Market Street residence. Walker and family will move in September 1. The property was valued at 5640 by the board of quadrennial appraisers who completed their labors.
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James T.F. Walker
West Lascarawas Street
William Stuart
North Market Street
Mr. Walker
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Belle A Milligan
Mrs Belle A Milligan aged 84 died in the house where she was born in New Alexandria Westmoreland county Pa She was mother of the late Rev O B Milligan Funeral services were held Friday afternoon with daughter Mrs Nannie Milligan and granddaughter Margaret of 1122 North Cleveland Avenue attending.
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Belle A. Milligan
O. B. Milligan
New Alexandria
Westmoreland County
Nannia Milligan
Margaret
North
Cleveland Avenue
Georgiana Hitchcock Dies During Visit in Pittsburg
Georgiana Hitchcock age 10 the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hitchcock of Pittsburg died Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Vivant Criswell where she was visiting Funeral services will be held at the Criswell home Saturday afternoon Rev V H Wels aimer officiating Interment in Massillon cemetery.
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Georgiana Hitchcock
John 3
Hitchcock
Pittsburg
Vivant Criswell
West
Luscaraway Street
Criswell
V. H. Welsaimer
Massillon
Building Permits Issued by City Clerk Faust
City Clerk B F Faust issued permits for Charles Born 507 Pearl North Clarendon avenue frame dwelling valued 1000 dollars George W Zerbe 1310 Navarre Margaret street dwelling 000 Lewis Courtney 44 Dunbar Dunbar street frame dwelling valued 1500 dollars
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B. F. Faust
Charles Born
Pearl Street
Clarendon Avenue
George W. Zerbe
Navarre Street
Margaret Street
Central Concrete wins Waynesburg bridge contract
The Central Concrete and Construction Company of Cantona has been awarded a contract to build a bridge near Waynesburg Sandy Township. The contract price is 425 dollars.
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Central Concrete and Construction Company of
Cantona
Waynesburg
Sandy Township
Westinghouse Deposed as Company President
George Westinghouse was ousted as president of Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing at a New York board meeting. Edwin F. Atkins of Atkins & Co. was named temporary successor, signaling Kuhn, Loeb interests gain after the 1908 reorganization.
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New York
George Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Edwin F. Atkins
Fe, Atkins & Co
Boston
Westinghouse
Kuhn, Loeb Company
Kuhn, Loeb
Bids Rejected For Timber Concrete Arch Near Roush Farm
County commissioners rejected bids for a timber concrete arch project near the Roush farm in Plain township after bids exceeded the $998 estimate. The lowest bid came from Peter Schiseler at $1,040.
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Roush
Plain Township
Peter Schiseler
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Schweitzer
Teachers’ College
Ohio State Normal School
Western Reserve
Normal School Commission
Mincie Lukens
Bert Lukens
Elizabeth Brown
Torney Luther Day
Lau
Hug’s Fountain
Belle Mead
HUG
Tuscarawas
Cherry Srs
Trinity Lutheran Picnic
Country Club Party
Sorority
L. Cc. B. A. Social
Lulu Hehr
Marie Berg
Buffalo
N. Y
Dolly Aspinwall
Robert S. Bell
Gordon
Robert
Howard
Aurelia
Stuart Home
J. F. T. Walker
Lewis Courtney
Dunbar Street
F.B.C
Balbriggan
West End
W. Tuscarawas
Board of Directors
Company Control
United Press
Stolzenbach
Business College
Actual Business College
North Market St
Stark
Bell
Hamilton Kidg
Akron Ohio
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