Sunday church services and schedules in Cleveland area
Sunday in the Churches lists service times at St Pauls A M and others. Rev Bundy and Rev Herron lead sermons at 10 50 am 2 30 pm and 2 30 pm with Sunday school 9 am 1 30 pm. First Church of God and Christian Science note sermons readings and meetings. St Pauls Episcopal schedules Holy Communion 7 30 am and morning service 10 30 am with August closure except for Sunday school.
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Cleveland Avenue
Tenth Street
Arthur W. Higby
Reeter
St. Paul
Herod Agrippa
First United Evangelical Church Schedule on East Third Street
Sunday school begins at 9 a m with N W Sager as superintendent. Preaching at 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m by the pastor. Missionary meeting at 6 30 p m. Aid union monthly meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m with music readings and a debate. Ice cream and cake served after by D J Tauben see class. General prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m. All welcome.
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First Church of God
Washington Avenue
Gibbs Street
Leroy DeHays
Phil D. Nettro
Children’s Mission Band
C. E
Women’s Missionary
Boomfield
East Lake Street
First United Evangelical Church
East Third Street
Herpruck
N. W. Sager
G. Domer
The
Aid Union
D. J. Taubensee
First United Brethren Church Service Overview
Rev Charles W Recard leads a full day at the First United Brethren Church with a teachers conference Bible school and combined devotion morning program. Prof Samuel Zechar will greet the school and Mrs Zechar will address the children. The pastor speaks on A Free Sunday Meal in Glasgow and Oberammergau and the choir performs The Heavens are Telling. All are welcome.
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First United Brethren Church
Charles W. Recard
Evelyn M. Gardiner
Samuel Zechar
Cleveland
Glasgow
Week of Prayer at Church Builds Strong Attendance
The week of prayer at the church, begun last Sunday, reports encouraging progress. Rev. S. Clark Riker delivers inspiring sermons on accords in Christ and Christian ideals with special solos and duets attracting attendees. Sunday School at 9 a.m., morning worship at 10:30 a.m. on Gethsemene, Epworth League at 6:45 p.m., and evening service at 7:39 p.m. Sunday includes a cordial welcome to all. No service Saturday evening.
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Clark Riker
F. W. Adett
S. Clark Riker
Epworth League
Walter von Kirk
Church Activities Outline This Sunday and Week
Martin Luther. G. M. Sehmacker, pastor. Sunday school 9 a m regular service 11 a m no evening service. Men's Benefit association Monday 7 39. Canton and Magsillon local conference will meet in the church hall Tuesday all day. Teachers' meeting Wednesday 8 p m.
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Martin Luther
G. M. Sehmacker
Men's Benefit Association
Canton and
Magsillon
Sunday Services and Talks by Rev Marsh and Gideons
Minister H S Reiehard leads Sunday school at 9 am with Gideon involvement. At 10 am Rev Nweeya a Russian speaks. Junior CE at 2 30 pm and Senior CE at 6 30 pm. At 7 30 pm Rev Marsh speaks for the Anti Saloon League. All welcome.
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H. S. Reiehard
Gideon
Nweeya
C. E
Marsh
Anti-Saloon League
Minister Robert B Chapman Hosts Bible School Hour Service
Robert B Chapman leads Bible school hour with a song service at 10 10. Mrs C C Price renders a piano number and Mrs Bessie Swope with Jessie Evans sing. Rev W V Marah of Canton will speak on Anti Saloon work at 6 46 C E meeting. D M Garman leads, pastor preaches on Pilgrims of Faith. Special music in morning and evening with cordial welcome to all.
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Robert B. Chapman
C. C. Price
Bessie Swope
Jessie Evans
W. V. Marah
Canton
C. E
D. M. Garman
First Presbyterian Church Service Times Announced
George Edward Jackson, pastor, announces worship at 10 30. Also 6 30 service titled Worship on the Lawn August 8 1988. Sunday school 9 00. Y P S C E at 7 30. An invitation is extended to all to attend all church services. M
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First Presbyterian
George Edward Jackson
First Reformed Church Announcement
Theodore P Bolliger pastor leads German Bible class at 9 with William Daberko as superintendent German services at 10 15 am Evening sermon at 7 30 on Amid the Shades of the Colosseum Y P S C E meets at 745 with Leah Neher as leader urging all class members to attend
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First Reformed
Theodore P. Bolliger
William Daberko
Colosseum
Leah Neher
Trinity Reformed Church Sunday schedule and sermon topic
Trinity Reformed im PL Herbruck pastor. Sunday School at 9 a m led by Homer J Miller superintendent. Public worship at 10 30 a m with sermon by Prof H M Shutt. Young People meeting at 6 30 p m on My Most Interesting Missionary Item.
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Trinity Reformed
Herbruck
Homer J. Miller
H. M. Shutt
Young People’s Meeting
First Methodist Episcopal Service Schedule
Rev Charles Smith speaks on Nazareth the Village of the Young Man Jesus at evening service. Morning worship features Trinity Reformed male choir of 20 under C E Poorman. Epworth League hosts life hereafter topic led by Mrs John Hay. Sunday school at 9, services 10 39 and 7 30, with music and hymns. Cordial welcome to all.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Charles Smith
Epworth League
John Hay
Trinity Reformed
C. E. Poorman
Haynes safety powder tests wow massillon crowd
Massillon hosted explosive tests by the Hoynes Safety Powder Company to prove Haynes powder can lift 2,000 tons of rock and resist detonation from a stored bag of powder, highlighting fewer deaths from premature explosions. Loftis Grey, inventor, attended and may relocate to Massillon. The company plans freight car shipping and a Panama Canal trial by the U.S. government.
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Massillon. O
Haynes
Massillon Brick Company
Warmington
William J. Hoynes
Hoynes Safety Powder Company
Hoynes
Loftis Grey
Cobalt
Massillon
United States
Panama Canal
Massillon Hosts Dual Baseball Benefit Saturday
Massillon schedules two games on Saturday at High school grounds and State hospital grounds. Newman and State hospital face off for a Richards benefit after his ankle injury in a recent game at State hospital. Show Print meets Richville in the second match on State hospital grounds.
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Newman
State Hospital
Richards
Show Print
Richville
Building and Loan Delegates To Visit Massillon Hospital
Charles G. King and C. A. Gates of First Building & Loan and J F E Johns of People's Building & Loan announced that delegates to the Ohio Building & Loan convention in Canton August 3 and 4 would be entertained at Massillon State Hospital Thursday afternoon August 4. They will tour the hospital and buildings with special cars arranged to shuttle delegates to and from Canton.
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Charles G. King
C. A. Gates
The
First Building & Loan Company
J. FE. Johns
People's Building & Loan Company
Ohio Building & Loan Association
Canton
Massillon State Hospital
Burd Party Plans Month Camp in Walpole Canada
Mrs. Charles Burd and daughter Marian left Thursday for Cleveland and will proceed to Walpole Canada to camp for a month.
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Charles Burd
Marian
Cleveland
Walpole
Canada
Miss Faye Arthur Goes to Chautauqua for Ten Day Vacation
Miss Faye Arthur left Friday morning for a ten day vacation at Chautauqua. She will visit during the period and return home afterward.
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Faye Arthur
Chautauqua
United Motors Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation filed in Dover Delaware for United Motors Company of New York City to manufacture sell and deal in motor cars and related materials. Incorporators are Charles Austin Rate John P Geerloff and Wm Cook all of New York City. Capital stock listed at 5 million dollars.
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Dover
Del
United Motors Company
New York City
Charles Austin Rate
John P. Geerloff
Cook
Secret Societies Order of Moose Elects Canton Officers
An Moose gathering Friday drew hundreds as Canton residents were elected to several offices for the upcoming year. State councillor Cora B. Wolf leads a slate that includes associate councillors Anna Fisher and Em ma Bachtel and secretary John H. Foeht among others with national council representatives named.
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Canton
Cora B. Wolf
West Carrollton
Anna Fisher
Cincinnati
Sadie Bailey
Youngstown
Emma Bachtel
Mary Ruhl
Miamsburg
John H. Foeht
Danal Fulton
Laura Dickson
Mansfield
Belle Craig
Emma Forman
Bellaire
Viola Gibbs
Tiffin
Tillie Sortman
Dayton
Ida Edwards
Cleveland
Harry Todd
Kas
Liverpool
M. H. Huesman
Sadie Moore
Sadie Kincaid
Galion
Mamie Cannon
Bridgeport
Hattie Riley
Zanesville
Anna Cook
Celia Hoover
William H. Martin
Order of Owls Plans Initiation During Next Meeting
The Order of Owls met Thursday evening and transacted the usual business. At the next meeting Thursday evening two candidates will be initiated after which a smoker will be enjoyed.
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Order of Owls
Canton Hive Social at Mrs Lash Home Distinctive Events
Canton Hive L O 7 percent invites members to a Thursday afternoon social at Mrs David Lash home Deuber Avenue with contests and refreshments. Friday evening the regular meeting will be held to transact important business. All are urged to attend.
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Canton Hive
L. O
David Lash
Deuber Avenue
Monitor Hive Describes New Ritualistic Work
Monitor Hive at the regular meeting this week exemplified the new ritualistic work noted as very difficult to learn yet described as the prettiest ever seen.
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Monitor
Monitor Tent Picnic At Meyers Lake Park
The Monitor Tent K O T M will hold an annual picnic at Meyers Lake Park on August 6. All members are invited to attend with special stunts planned. A ball game between two picked teams will be featured along with races for boys girls men and women.
Nimisita Camp Initiation and Smokers Planned
Nimisita Camp of the M W A will meet in Red Men’s hall Wednesday evening. Two candidates will be initiated and a smoker will follow. All members are urged to attend.
Knights of Pythias plan adjusted picnic dates
Pythian Knights Lily Lodge meet Tuesday and move the August 19 picnic to August 17. A portion of the local lodges picnic at Meyers Lake Park with Akron lodges on August 27. Local lodges also plan an outing at Springfield Lake Park with an athletic program and noon basket dinner plus speeches.
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Pythian Knights
Lily Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Meyer's Lake Park
Akron
Springfield Lake Park
Local Councils Report Routine and Major Actions
Dr O U Y A Me Holmes Council met this week to transact routine business. Patrick Henry Council held a regular Friday meeting with considerable important matters addressed. James Garfield Council met Friday evening with good attendance and usual business completed.
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Dr. O& UY. A
Me Holmes
Patrick Henry
James Garfield
Daughters of Liberty Hold Annual Convention
The annual convention of the Daughters of Liberty met in Mansfield gathering members for a day of meetings and activities. Delegates discussed organizational plans and community service projects.
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Daughters of Liberty
The
Mans
Perseverance DAR installs new officers at council meeting
At the Perseverance councils Daughters of the American Revolution meeting in the McCurdy block on Wednesday evening, officers were installed including Councillor Mrs. Odessa M. Smith and Vice Councillor Mrs. Frank Smith. Other officers were listed with names for secretary roles, sentinel positions, and trustees, with further installations planned for August.
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Perseverance Council Daughters of the American Revolution
McCurdy
Odessa M. Smith
Frank Smith
Myra Aunger
Jennie M. Herbruck
Ruth R Geltz
Ralph KE. Miller
Floro Strauss
Jennie Cubbison
Bessie E. Reed
Straussie Goshorn
Miss Goshorn
Protected Home Circle Twenty Fourth Anniversary Plans
Final arrangements for the celebration of the twenty fourth anniversary of the Protected Home circle were set for Tuesday evening at the McGurdy block. The committee in charge includes Mrs Martha Haifley as chairman Mary Cole Sadie Dittenhafer Della Phelps Josephine Gerber Mary Shade Clara Miller Frank Reed Will Cooper George Cole and Charles Loos.
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Protected Home Circle
McGurdy
Martha Haifley
Mary Cole
Sadie Dittenhafer
Della Phelps
Josephine Gerber
Mary Shade
Clara Miller
Frank Reed
Will Cooper
George Cole
Charles Loos
Knights Templar Conferred Degrees At Special Conclave
Knights Templar Canton commandery conferred degrees on four candidates at a special conclave Tuesday evening. One candidate hailed from Pittsboro while the others were from this city. Refreshments followed by a smoker, and a second special conclave is planned for next Tuesday evening.
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Knights Templar
Canton Commandery
Pittsboro
Eastern Star Meeting Draws Minerva Visitors
Members of Canton Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Tuesday evening business meeting with about five attendees from Minerva. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday August 9.
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Eastern Star
Minerva
Canton Chapter
Order of the Eastern Stars
Invincible Hospital Workers Hold Social at Walter Avenue
A social gathering was hosted Tuesday afternoon in Walter Avenue at Mrs. Mary Wilcoxen's home by 21 members of the Invincible Hospital Workers, IL. O. T. M. in attendance.
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The
Invincible Hospital Workers, IL. O. T. M
Mary Wilcoxen
Walter’avenue
Harding Praises George B. Cox in Columbus Speech
Warren G. Harding of Marion lauded George B. Cox as a great big manly but mighty grand marshal of Ohio’s Republican army. He proclaimed Cox as a trusted party leader who places party above personality and rose above calumny to a top council role.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
Columbus
George B. Cox
Cox
Cincinnati
Harding
Senator Foraker
Herrick
Ohio
Foraker
George B Co
Hamilton County
Button Sewn On Thumb At Factory Accident
George Heplen of Shamokin injured his thumb when his hand slid under a stapling machine at work. A button was sewn into his flesh, and a doctor had difficulty removing it, causing him great agony.
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Shamokin
George Heplen
Heplen
The Retort Courteous Quip in Bohemian Magazine
The line features a sharp exchange addressing arrogance and honesty. A brief boastful remark is countered with a wry insult, highlighting wit and social satire typical of Bohemian Magazine.
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Bohemian Magazine
New Plan Lets Maids Hide Sunburn With Dressed Necklines
Atlantic City July 30 A fashion tip spreads among fair skinned maids to pair bathing suit necklines with evening gowns. By using matching necklines the sun tanned skin stays uniform while avoiding stark white patches, keeping a consistent color under evening gowns.
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Atlantic City
Sol
Princess Theater Treats Fairmount Children in Alliance
Children of Fairmount home were entertained by the Princess Theater management on Friday afternoon in Alliance. After a special show the 116 attendees were treated to ice cream and fruit at the Alliance Confectionery. Mayor Speidel gave a speech and Superintendent J C Lupher thanked the management for the entertainment.
Runaway Boy Held as Missing Child in Alliance
An 8 year old boy named Leslie Call was found near 1103 East Summit Street claiming to live in Alliance but unable to identify his home. He said his parents had been in the city a few days and officers spent the day trying to locate his address with no calls to headquarters. Authorities think he may be a runaway from another city or town.
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Alliance
East Summit Street
Leslie Call
Three Cleveland Boys Arrested for Failing to Exit Freight Train
Three boys from Cleveland named Austin Minor Milton Hirsch and Adam Reynolds were arrested by Officer Pikerton on the Pennsylvania line at Captain Oswalt's request. They admitted riding a freight train into the city and carrying cigaret tobacco. They said Albert Rinehart of the Kelley restaurant supplied the tobacco and he was fined $25 and costs by Mayor Speidel and sent to Stark county work house for nonpayment. The youths claimed to be 14 years old.
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Cleveland
Austin Minor
Milton Hirsch
Adam Reynolds
Pikerton
Pennsylvania Lines
Oswalt
Albert Rinehart
Kelley Restaurant
Rinehart
Speidel
Stark County
Funeral for Dr. P. W. Welker Held in Alliance Residence
Remains of Dr. P. W. Welker arrived Friday with Dr. D. M. Clemment. A public funeral service was held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the residence. The body will rest in the Alliance cemetery mausoleum.
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P. W. Welker
Alliance
D. M. Clemment
Alliance Cemetery
City Sealer Emery Osborn Files Bond
Emery Osborn newly appointed city sealer of weights and measures filed his bond for $1,000 with Mayor Speidel on Friday. He was directed to begin work immediately. The office was created by the council about six weeks ago and Osborn was selected by the mayor.
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Emery Osborn
Weights and Measures
Speidel
Osborn
Brick Work Begins on Main Street
Contractor John Wilson started brick placement on Main Street. A few squares are dug up at a time and the work does not block traffic.
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Main Street
John Wilson
Sebring Quaker Hill Camp Meeting Opens for 10 Days
Camp meeting opened at Quaker Hill on Friday evening in Sebring. For the next ten days services will be held morning afternoon and evening each day.
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Sebring
Quaker Hill
Canada trip by Canton men spawns tale of ease and courtesy
M C Barber reports a 1000 mile auto tour with John Fasnacht Peter Miller William Sherlock beginning July 13 from Canton via Toledo Detroit Montreal Thousand Islands Toronto Niagara Falls Buffalo Dunkirk to Canton. The party featured prominent businessmen and highlighted Canadian farming prosperity and courteous drivers.
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Canada
M. C. Barber
South Market Steel
John Fasnacht
Peter Miller
William Sherlock
Bill Sherlock
Mr. Barber
Sherlock
Canton
Toledo
Detroit
Montreal
Thousand Islands
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Dunkirk
New York
John Miller
D. and C. Line Promotes Through Tickets and Pamphlet
The water way travel ads highlight the D and C Line as preferred for eastern to western routes. Low rates and superior service attract seasoned travelers with a $3 saving on through tickets. Send a two cent stamp for an illustrated pamphlet from the D and C Navigation Co Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Db. & C. Navigation Co
Detroit
Mich
Old Man Hides Money in Chimney Fire Shows Loss
A verse describes an old man hiding money in a crack filled chimney and lighting a fire to watch his funds vanish up the flue. The second fragment notes safe deposit boxes for rent at two dollars per year.
McCaskey Register Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
At a July meeting in Canton Ohio The McCaskey Register Company voted to amend its Articles of Incorporation. Preferred stock gains cumulative 7 percent dividends and priority rights, with redemption options and limited voting. Amendments take effect per dates stated, with protections for preferred holders. Published in Canton Evening Times July 2 6 13 and August 6 13 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskey Register Company
Canton
Ohio
G. Zimmerman
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St. Paul's A. M
Charles Bundy
P. B
Allen C.f
Ida M. Jackson
Mt. Zion M. T
J. L. Herron
Ww. G. Taylor
D. W. Stahl
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ervin Block
South Cleveland
Christian Science
West Ruscarawas Street
St. Paul's Episcopal
Dueber Avenue Church
Bertin
New Berlin Christian
Ater
Order of Moose
Call of the Moose
D. of
A. R
Bind Lost Boy
Grea
M. ©. Barber
D. & C. Lake
Times-News
the Commercial and Savings Bank Courtland Building
flingMlanny
North Market Street
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