Local Happenings and City Visitors
Local notes report BK. J. Pietzcker of Chicago visiting friends in the city. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wade east of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dodd of Woolster were city guests over Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reynolds and daughter of Akron visit friends here. Miss Grace Tanner of Orrville visits Misa Golden Higerd at 20 McLain Street. A boxing school and saloon show is planned with Art Justrang to fight. Constable Graham arrested 8. C. Johnston on a complaint by Mrs. Brenner on West Tremont Street for striking her in the face in a dispute over fencing Daniels’ lot. The case goes before Squire Sibila next Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. J. Pietzcker
Chicago
Frank Wade
Edward Dodd
Woolster
Wm. Reynolds
Akron
Grace Tanner
Orrville
Misa Golden Higerd
McLain Street
Akron Beacon Journal
Graham
Mvning
C. Johnston
Brenner
West Tremont Street
Johnston
Datr
Miss May Adrian
West Cherry Street
Miss Adrian
Youngstown
J. M. Fletcher
Art Simms
Canal Dover
Massillon Notes Mixed with Weddings and Deaths
Local items report multiple civil events and rumors from Massillon including weddings, emigrations, and family visits. Entries mention George Ertie returning from a wedding trip, Amelia Ricker spending winter in Pittsburg, and Mrs. Louisa Warner's New Orleans death, with numerous notes on building permits and a coroner verdict for Canton and Wheeling accidents.
Popular Young People Married at Navarre Home
J Kalleker a Wheeling and Lake Erie firefighter from Massillon wed Clementine Myers at Navarre in a ceremony at the Myers home. Rev J E Digel officiated before about fifty guests. best man William Myers and bridesmaid Linda Hug. After a wedding dinner and reception the couple began a two week South honeymoon and will reside in Arasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Navarre
J. Kalleker
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Massillon
Clementine Myers
J. E. Digel
William Myers
Linda Hug
Columbia Yards
Broken Leg From Depot Fall Near Dalton
W J Mal lings of the Massillon Coal Minny Company is hospitalized in Wooster with a broken right leg after slipping from a depot platform at Dalton. He was treated at his Wooster home and will be bedridden for several weeks. He commutes daily from Wooster to Mas sillon, waiting at Dalton for the Orrville train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Jo Mallings
Massillon Coal Minny Company
Wooster
Wirain
Dalton
Lny
Mr. Mullins
Orrville
Woost R
Fifty Years a Mason in Clinton Lodge Celebration
A fifty year member of Clinton lodge Free and Accepted Masons, David Atwater, was honored at a Masonic temple celebration on Wednesday evening. The event included a banquet hosted by Eastern Star ladies, post banquet addresses by Atwater, James Peacock, and others, with L P Schimbe as toastmaster and a closing dance. Approximately 135 masons, wives, and daughters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Atwater
Clinton Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons
Masonic Temple
The
Eastern Star
A.water
James Peacock
L. P. Schimbe
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed In Massillon Notice
Resident testimonies endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney complaints with claims of radical cures after fair trials. Mrs. Thomas Hagan from 328 South Erie Street reports strong relief and notes four years since first purchase at Balty's drug store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U.S. agent. price 50 cents. Burdock Blood Bitters also advertised for digestive regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Dean
Thomas Hagan
Erie Street
Balty
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
U.S
Massillon-area deaths of Philippa Winold and William Miller
Philippa Wine Winold aged 52 died Thursday at 7 30 am at the Winold homestead three miles northeast of Massillon Cancer caused death. Funeral from family residence Sunday at 1 pm with service at 2 pm by Rev J B Digel at St Johns Church. Interment Massillon cemetery. Pallbearers John, Henry and George Winold nephews J H Bretz W Bretz Henry Albrecht. William Muller a former Massillon resident died in Denver on Wednesday November 19. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the home of his brother Matthew Miller 135 Kent Street with Rev Mr Reed of Toledo officiating. Nicholas Miller of this city is a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Ricker
Pittsburg
Charles Ricker
Frank Wagner
Wi - Ham
Chicago
Elizabeth Fletcher
Isaac Keller
H. M. Fletcher
Cleveland
Charlies Howard
Meo
Henry Howard
Cecil Street
J. E. Tordt
Louisa Warner
New Orleans
Lizzie Seidel
John Bene
East Greenville
Mayor's Court Room
Bell William Runge
Martin’s Ferry
Massillon
John Miller
Beech Grove
United Mine Workers
W. IL Piper
Pep
Ruth Street
Gande Street
Charles Barnard
Anna Henderson
Akron Street
L. H. Stewart
Clinton, C
Alvah M. Hall
Rosa Phillips
Fox
North Erie
Daughters of Veterans
A. H. Stewart
Marshall
Coshocton County
Chris Rheinhold
Canton
Thomas Maston
Wheeling & Lake
Albert Evans
Orops Philippa
Winold
J. B. Digel
St. John’s Church
John Winold
William Muller
Denver
Col
Matthew Miller
Kent Stret
Mr Reed
Toledo
Nicholas Miller
Wilmot
Turkey
Mr. Gans
U. B
Conkle
Berlin
J. Graber
Spreng
Ridge Church
Moyer
Dundee
Thanksgiving News From Wilmot and Surrounding Towns
Thanksgiving notes from Wilmot and nearby towns recount sermons, funerals, and social events. Thomas C. Davin of Ohio State University law school visited family, while local plans include Welsh Baptist preaching and a Christmas cantata titled Christmas With the Pixies. A coal mine venture and a Foresters ball celebrate the season amid rough weather and holiday cheer.
Marriage at the home of the bride’s parents
Waldo by as 295 hue the enstine Were worked in mariage bark Shursday at the home of the bride's parents south of town. The Rev. Me. Beck of Mt Eaton officiated. The contracting parties are both estimanle young people and carry with them the best wishes of haste of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Me. Beck
Mt Eaton
William Haston
East Greenville
Riley Jilted At School By Unwed Kansas Governor-Elect
Former classmates of Willis Bailey of Kansas relate he has never married due to being jilted at the University of Illinois. A co-ed, now married to a railroad man and living in Florida, spurned him after a long correspondence. Bailey, then a freshman, faced a broken engagement as Champaign social life surged. He moved to Kansas to run his father's stock farm and never remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Willis J. Bailey
University of Ilinois
Florida
Chicago
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bailey
Champaign
Willis Bailey
Oklahoma Seeks Hidden Riches From Salt Beds And Springs
Oklahoma’s secrets grow as J C Sanders of Kingfisher argues the territory advances beyond soil fertility and cotton into mining with Curtis in Woodward County revealing rock salt twenty feet thick and mineral-rich hot water. Other notes mention New York horse show fashions and a playful town council exchange on funding a promenade. A line about The Independent’s Want Columns ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Territory
Ita
Oklahoma
J. C. Sanderson
Kingfisher
New York Tribune
Fifth Avenue
Curtis
Woodward County
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Kalleker—Myers
George Ertie
Wil
East Oak Street
Belmont Stamping and Enameling Company
Philadelphia Board of Trade
New Philadelphia Advocate
Clement 8. Russell
Lake Shore
Tuscarawas Valley
Broadway
Uhrichaville
W. J. Mal
Ling
David
Philipina Winold
Thomas C. Davin
Ohio State University Law School
Columbus
William Davis
Davis
Granville
University of Colorado
Boulder
West
Davin
Roslyn Navis
Welsh Baptist Church
Parry
Swansea
Wales
Colorado
David James
Wadsworth
James
John R. James
Card Coal Company
James Brothers
Samuel Warner
Congregational Church
Pixies
Daniel Davis
John Featheringham
Lizzie Davis
Sadie Thomas
Adam Sibel
Philadelphia
Attie Kinzey
Edgar Caller
Pocock Mine
Foresters
Greenville Orhestra
Elton. Eltor
McFarren
Juntas
Riley
Oklahoma's
Society
New York
Pittsburg Dispatch
Alice Roosevelt
Cathleen Neilson
Barry Payne Whitney
Alfred Vanderbilt
Generosis
Skindint
Muller
Chronik der Zeit
Independent
Ohio
W. A. Helton
Gansanlton
Rome
Humbergers
Hovey
Warwick
Col TM Pe
Aire de Washer
Milleronian
Levi Volkmer
Sra Ra EN
Moler Barber College
McBrody
Star Blog
Oman
Rulding
Wustus
G. Ff. Schworm
John B Snyder
North St
Eelay Hous
Cherry St
Wernet
Ouse
E. Main St
Center Street
A.M Wetter
Mill Streets
Snyder Company
Water Street
L& Ww
W. Geppe
Gust Rhine
Clay St
George Street
Richville Ave
Schworm
East Main Street
G. F. Schworm
Altekruse
A. M. Wetter
J. L. Schneider
L. Conard
Massilon
W. Cor. Tremoot
East Sis
Warren E. Russell
Prospect St
Duncan Street
Walnut Stret
Chas
G. King
Heouse and
Jarvis Avenue
South Mill Street
Edna Street
New
W. Fine Street
Burd
Ouses
W. Main St
Edwin St
W. S. Spidle
Erie
Massillon and
Ganton Road
W. Spidle
Geo. R. Hakins
J.B. Schrader
Dee
Finder
Chas.o
Front St
Lif South Mill
Ain’ Se ’S
Main ST
H. G. Yocum
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