Local Happenings Spotlight New Daughters and Departures
Discovered this Week items note birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Setterlin, moves by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wendling to Barberton, and visits from Mrs. E. S. Rigdon and Edna and Mabel Rigdon of Cleveland. Various social events, engagements, and local announcements follow, including reunions, employment moves, and community notices across Massillon and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Setterlin
E. H. Wendling
Barberton
E. S. Rigdon
Edna and
Mabel Rigdon
Cleveland
Massillon
Floyd J. Metzger
Columbia University
New York
A. H. Metzger
Locust Street
Murray School Reunion Brings Hundreds to Grounds for Music and Baseball
The fourth annual Murray school reunion drew nearly four hundred attendees to the school grounds. J. B. Miller presided with Mrs. Helen Beatty as pro tem secretary. Miss Olive Smith retired. Mayor Bernard Bell of Massilton attended as guest of honor. After a lavish dinner, district boys defeated town boys in baseball 42 to 5, a frosted cake prize shared on the field. Efforts of George Leeper, Henry Sinnock, Harvey Evernard and Frank Murray were praised for the success. Two longtime attendees were noted as missing due to winter deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray School
J. B. Miller
Helen L. Beatty
Olive Smith
A. C. Roller
Minerva
Roller
Milton Garver
Navarre
Miss Biddle
Bernard Bell
Massilton
George Leeper
Henry Sinnock
Harvey Evernard
Frank Murray
Goat Hill News Highlights From August Circle
Goat Hill residents plan an outing at Casade park on August 20. Mrs. Martha Augustine is critically ill. William Reynolds and Charles Thomas of Canton visited Fred Beck’s residence. Elm Run mine No. 4 resumes work after a four to five month layoff. Harmon Buchatraw’s new house nears completion. Baughman Bros drill on the Benjamin Baughman farm. Agents aggressively selling books in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goat Hill
Casade Park
Martha Augustine
William Reynolds
Charles Thomas
Canton
Fred Beck
Elm Run
Harvey Warstler
Clara Dieh
Warren
Governor Nash to Release Code Provisions to Press
Columbus Ohio August 16 Governor Nash agrees to public demand for the code provisions now nearly complete and will furnish an early abstract to the press for simultaneous publication next week. The State Bar Association code committee has finished its work and members departed. Nash with Wade Ellis and Smith Bennett began revising the code to align with committee recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Nash
State Bar Association Committee On Code
Messrs
Wade
Ellis
Smith Bennett
Miners Strike Ended in West Virginia District
Clarksburg August 16 with Merchants Coal Company Tanner ton signing the scale the miners strike in the district is believed ended and all mines will probably resume Monday miners secured all they asked No man can cure consumption You can prevent it though Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs colds bronchitis sore throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Clarksburg
W. Va
Merchants Coal Company
Tannerton
Wood
U S Military Education Expanded to Colleges
Washington aug 16 an important war department order assigns 100 army officers to colleges and schools to run a military instruction system. nine officers go to new york and new jersey, three to connecticut and rhode island, seven to illinois and wisconsin, two to california and hawaii. at least 10 000 pupils annual. programs cover civilian agricultural and military schools with full equipment including three inch artillery and cadet rifles. three top students at each department may be listed in the army register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
War College Board
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Illinoos
Wisconsin
California
Hawaii
Army
Leavenworth Service School
West Point
Department of Military Science
United States Army
Corrigan's Succession to New York Archdiocese
Private advices indicate the Right Reverend John M. Farley will become Archbishop of New York after Arch bishop Corrigan's death. Rome has confirmed the nomination, with a formal announcement expected any day. Farley, long identified with arc hdiocesan work, is said to satisfy clergy and laity alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John M. Farley
Corrigan
Rome
Farley
Settlement Likely in Big Anthracite Strike by Sept 1
Pittsburg dispatch reports indications of a settlement on or before September 1 with operators conceding and miners likely making sacrifices. Washington officials have been quietly informed coal will be delivered by that date. Major John Biddle noted an operator agent visiting Washington to brief dealers to prep anthracite shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington, D. C
John Biddle
District of Columbia
Detroit
Washington
Mrs. J. J. Lenz, Obituary from Wilmot
Mrs. J. J. Lenz aged 40 died at her Wilmot home Thursday evening. She is survived by her husband and one daughter. The funeral will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lenz
Wilmot
Ultimatum over Rev Transue from Miss Bowman
Miss Mary Bowman demands a public retraction or resignation from Rev J E Transue after disputed remarks. She says conference approved her stance and accuses Transue of false statements, threatening dismissal if he does not retract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon African Zion Church
Mary Bowman
J. E. Transue
The
Independent
Transue
Lewis
Bowman
Youngstown Telegram
Miss Bowman
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Massillon User
Mrs Rose Remmele of 122 Wooster Street reports rapid, visible improvement in kidney function after a course of Doan's Kidney Pills. She urges sufferers to buy at Baltzly's drug store and follow directions, noting the product acts as represented. Sold at 50 cents per box, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY are US agents, with no substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Rose Remmele
Wooster Street
Dean
Doan
Baltzly
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
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Jacob Becker
Turkeyfoot Lake
Otto Siebold
Westinghouse Electrical Company
H. F. Marks
Creston
Marks
Baughtenville
Theodore Focke
Mr. Focke
East Oak Street
Rosa M. Wilhelm
Isaac J. Jones
Wilhelm
Peter Wilhelm
Turner
Highland Park
Ladies of Zion Church
G. W. Bowman
Columbiana County
E. B. Brosius
Alliance
Congress
Massillon Street Railway
House
Massillon Lodge of Elks
R. A. Pinn
al- Yiandi
Tpinters’ Union
Myrtle Drayer
Gottloib Drayer
Rhody Miller
Ray Brinker
Grace Miller
Harlin Miller
Master Blackstone
Miss Buttermore
Lottie Stoner
Henry Byal
Findlay
Wooster
C. GC. Miller
B. J. Miller
Reuben Brinker
John R. Walter
Brookfield
William H. E.ile
Albert J. Boemer
Arnold A. Boemer
Newark
N. J
New York City
Coney Island
Rockaway
Department of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Eugene Shorb
Massillon Telephone Company
Mansfeld
Canton Carrival Company
Enbiure
Elzhart
Ind
Shorb
Miller-Newatetter
Canal Fulton
Takea
Murray
Masillon
Weit Meyer
ST. Branch
Bank Bonde
B.A. C
Ohio
Kennedy
Kergan
Dullatios
Bea
Tremont Sle
H. PF. Findley
W. Charles St
Fer Lee Hunt
Main
Prospect Streets
IRL
Milleronian
U.s.sewing Co
Boston
Moler Barber College
Chicago
Julia May Doxee
ORK
Golly
Kent
Loor
East Main Street
Care Independent Co
Charles Streets
Orlando C. Volkmer
South
Erie St
Charles
Hill Streets
Ooks
Geo. Curley
Finder
Fey
Erie
Gilver
Ts. L. Smith
Hill &T
First Nationalant
Prospect St. Winder
Erie Street
Main Street
Rocertes
Shreiber & Biddie
W. Tremont Street
ORSE
Freedom Vil Company
South Mill St
G. King
South Erie St
Ousb
Hasttreet
John Gow & Co
N. Hill St
O. Volkmer
Oak
Shriver St
Youngstown Hill Road
J.W. Carr
E. Tremont St
Third
John i
Oak Mint
Chas. E. Isrown
Hill 81
Oho
Ecity
OTS
Burd
E Main Street
L. Boerngen
Humberger
Sarah A. Master
East End
People Supply Co
Canal Street
Main St
Sshoes
New
Hunmbergers
Hill
Humbergers
Warwick
Barney’s Book Store
Bahney’s
E. Main
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