Picnics Galore at Meyer's Lake and Area Outings
Thousands attended East Greenville and Massillon events despite rain. The third annual Court Pride Foresters of America gathering featured speeches by John P. Jones J J Wise and R A Pollock. Athletic results included shooting matches and a 100 yard race. The Iron Molders Union picnic drew 400 to 1,000 attendees from multiple towns. Plumbers outing favored the east end with a Massillon victory in baseball. Stationary Engineers marked their first Massillon branch picnic with speeches, recitations, and community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters of America
East Greenville
A. L. Young
William Morgan
Court Room
John P. Jones
North Lawrence
J. J. Wise
Maxsillon
R. A. Pollock
Chas
Elsinger
Youngstown Hill
Robert Legg
Click
Elton
G Robertson
J. Moruin
George Oglethorpe
William Jones
L. Crichton
William Collie Bouch
James Boyd
Ideal Club
Thomas Levis
Mary Evans
Buckeys
Massillon
Greenville Boys
Molders
Lake
Iron Molders’ Union
Meyer's Lake
Moldiers
Alliance
Salem
Canton
Thayer
Peter Smith
Massillon Trades and Labor Assembly
Tron Molders’ Union
Smith
Albert Blinn
Canto
Miss Musser
Fred Justus
Manvillon
Musser
Justus
Bayliss
Bullock
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Joli Stahl
Mr and Mrs Joli Stahl marked their fiftieth anniversary at their West Main Street home with seventy five guests from Canton Navarre Beach City and Sugar Creek. A lawn dinner followed by indoor program included St Johns Choir and addresses by Mrs Digel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joli Stahl
West Main Street
Canton
Navarre
Beach City
Sugar Creek
St. John’s Church
Stahl
Carl, Steiner
L. J. Geis
Rosayn Reicherd
J. Gretzinger
Gunton
J. Noftsinger
AF. Stahl
McKinley visits Minerva farm and dines with tenant Adams
President McKinley spent Saturday at his Minerva area farm inspecting property and dining with farmer Jack Adams, first visit since assuming the presidency and first meal there in seven years. The party rode the fields, reviewed barns and sheep, and praised Adams management, with three of McKinley's horses, including a potential roadster, kept for next spring. A crowd gathered at the station and flags flew despite the surprise stop. Adams runs a productive farm known for sheep, horses, and heavy potato output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevlland
McKinley
Minerva
Jack Adams
Heri
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Parmilee
Cortelyou
Herrick
Parmlee Herrick
Rixey
Adams
McKinkey
Maryland Commission
Dismissals and Charges From City Court
A series of local court actions report Fred Paul arrested for Sunday disorderliness but dismissed by Mayor Wise, Rosa Ann Butler’s case dismissed for insufficient evidence, and Fred Paul kept from further action after promising better conduct. Charles Baumgardner and William Jones discharged after a buggy incident injuring Lucius at West Main crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Paul
C. Lucius
Rosa Ann Butler
Warminton
Crawford
Squire Sibila
R. A. Pinn
A. N. Kaley
Wittmann
Wise
Charles Baumgardner
William Jones
Newman
Christ Lucius
Lucius
Buggies and Harness Sale at Schrader’s on Exie Street
Complete stock of buggies and harness offered at reduced prices at J. B. Schrader's, located at 41 North Exie Street. Limited time sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Schrader's
North
Exie Street
Dashed Against Train Claims J A Horse and Driver
A horse named J. A heavy, owned by Jamey Rearick of Strasburg, tied to a buggy, was struck by a northbound O. L. & W. freight train near Water Street in Stanwood. The animal died instantly. the buggy sustained minor damage. Adam Rigby and two companions had tied the horse in the alley west of the depot. The horse bolted toward the tracks after fright, collided with a coal car, breaking its neck and right shoulder. Watchman H A Morgan witnessed the accident. The buggy was moved to Stanwood on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge
Jamey Rearick
Strasburg
Adam Rigby
Stanwood
Rigby
A. Morgan
Steamships Tied Up By Port Strike In San Francisco
In San Francisco on August 1 a strike leaves twenty nine deep water grain ships tied up in harbor unable to load. These chartered vessels total 64,744 tons displacement and about 100,000 tons grain capacity. Four more grain carriers in harbor await charters, totaling 1,420 tons, unused. Four additional ships chartered for California products cannot depart for lack of crew. Also fifteen ships chartered to sail to Hawaiian ports for sugar are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Hawaiian Island
American meat in London stir over monopoly claim
Irish and British farmers denounce American cattle imports as forming a monopoly in London markets. The Board of Agriculture pledges inquiry into alleged control by a London market consortium that fixes prices. Tas Dype-PINDENT office lists hosting invitations and programmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Board of Agriculture
Tas Dype
Stogies Beat Newman Team 12 to WW on Local Grounds
Crystal Spring Stogies won a Sunday morning game against a Newman team by 12 to WW on local grounds. Captain Cristy led on bases with Leonard and Shays in the battery. Umpires Pat Sharp James White. Also includes ads for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with Cure claims and address lines for Cupples Rider & Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Spring
Newman
Cristy
Leonard
Shays
Miller
Miesman
Pat Sharp
James White
Bryantsville, Ltd
DeWitt
W. Tremont Street
Rider & Snyder
E. Main St
Chase
S. C. W. Cuppes
W. ‘Tremont Street
East Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Foresters AT
Greenville
Home Association of Stationary Engineers
Maxheimer
John Stahl
President McKinley
R. Weise
North Street
Ertle
Weise
Hastile
Fenner
Fredonia
ZT Baltzly
Ino
Bar-Ben Remedies Co
Cleveland
J.M. Schuckers and
Oxford
Doll’s Hats Shirt Store
East Malin Street
Rearick
Doe Wah Jack
Round Oak
Beckwith
Dowaglac
Mich
Heckuith
A. =. Paul
MEG
Fowler
A. W. Chase
Bay City
L. H. Mans
Columbus Avenue
Geo. Leyer
Drugenist
ES. Craig
Mary Latham
Dr. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine
Buffalo
B. W. Groff
Groff
Ruskin
Allman & Putman
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