Local Happenings Across Canton and Nearby Towns
Canton callers report Miss Jeannette Kerr visiting Miss Minnie Goebler and Mrs EL Wilson in Canton. Dr A A Hallock resumes practice on East Main Street. Weddings and social events weave through Canton Massillon Wooster notes with several marriages and obituaries. A charity fair at St Marys Church nets about 2500 dollars with prize results and community announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Kerr
Cleveland
Minnie Goebler
EL. FL Wilson
Ke, Wilson
Dewell
Tev
Dre
Wilson
A.J. Bower
Dora Kekroate
Massislan
Canton
Canton Repository
A. A. Hallock
East Mainstreet
J. M. Merrill
Massillon
Samuel Swartz
Wooster
Ormond Hawkins
Denver
Col
A.J. Miller
Harold Miller
Laura Brecker
East Main Street
Canal Dover
Epworth League
MLB
Aaron Witter
A. R. Hawkins
J. L Wilson
Burumer
C.F. Birt
Vesta
Lucil
Syn Thy Uulksgiving
South Street
Hiram College
Joseph R. Etsass
Emma Ler Roberts
Stanwood
M.F. Parsonage
Manchester
Aml
Elshert
Thayer
Lulu Frick
Louise Quimby
Miss Welb
David Croaton
Newecomerstowl
Plum Street
Co. P. Wolf
Main
B. McCue
Main St
West Tremont St
Welland
Beatty
Milleronian
WW. T. Beatty Arent
Grand Opening of The Bee Hive Store in Stark County
Thousands attended the Friday night debut of the Bee Hive store in Massillon. The four story brick and steel building features a vast stock, elegant interiors by George Diamond and AL Tauesig, independent power and lighting plants, and a Schworm Orchestra providing music as crowds viewed the displays of silks, laces, carpets, and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmonia Band
Trafic
West Main
Clay
Mes
Allman & Putman
Meanner
Onc
Stark County
George FP. Diamond
Cleveland
AL. ‘Tauesig
Chicago
TR. FL Evans & Company
Stewn
W. O H. Allman
Glove and Dress Goods Departments Highlight Store Layout
The east aisle showcases ladies gloves under Miss Ada Coleman with a glass display system. Dress goods led by George Mellon and Clare Rover feature Real point lace Venetian Rennaissance and guild trims, across from panne velvet and nets. White goods and French flannels fill the next areas under Miss Bertha Newster with rhudons and handkerchiefs nearby under Miss Ella J. Crawford and Miss Charlotte Parks. Embroideries, corsets, and patterns dominate the opposite end, with patterns and patterns on display and corsets styled on busts atop cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Coleman
George Mellon
Clivence Rover
Pon
Ella J. Crawford
Charlotte Parks
Ovbers
M Ella Shafer
Tarzie Reavie
Bee Hive department listing reveals wide Linens and accessories
The article details multiple shop departments with staff names including Miss Jennie Patterson Minnie Vogt Carrie Gise Carrie Peaberthy Ernest Bittner Len Battenberg George Schultz and references the Bee Hive’s linen offerings and variety of goods from hosiery to jewelry to drug sundries and men's furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Patterson
Minnie Vogt
Carrie Gise
Carrie Peaberthy
Ernest Bittner
Domestic department draft prompts strong reputation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the domestics department and its components including cal ivoes and blunkers. Names like Newstelter and FLP appear in reference to this department, but details and context remain unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
FLP
En Bret
J. ¥. Newstelter
Two Balconies Show Roles in Lamson Cash System
East balcony serves as ladies reception area with furnishings set next week. West balcony houses the firm office and cashier E P McConnaughy with assistant Blanche Matthews. Lamson cable system connects sixteen points across three salesrooms for cash handling and accounting. Carriers operate by electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. McConnaughy
Blanche Matthews
Holiday goods occupy second floor departments
On the second floor east aisle Miss Laura Ertle’s department displays infants wear muslin underwear and shirt waists. The south section features cloaks box coats complete costumes suits and jackets under J Edward Tordt and Mrs Louise Bullock. Holiday goods fill space for millinery opening in spring under Mrs Hattie Markel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Ertle
J. Edward Tordt
Louise Bullock
Hattie Markel
Third Floor Showcases Carpets Draperies and Lace
Charles K Wagoner and John Kohl present an upper level display of carpets draperies and lace curtains axminsters brussels velvets tapestries and related goods. Rollers show fabrics in imagined windows, with oil cloths mattings and linoleums also displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Wagoner
John ¥. Kohl
Axminsters
Brussels
Bee Hive Manufacturing Plans New Glove and Mitten Dept
Bee Hive Manufacturing Company will occupy the fourth floor. Messrs Ashnan and Putman and M Windigle of Ashland are interested in this department. Dick, Crick and Canvas gloves and mittens will be manufactured, employing a number of persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bee Hive Manufacturing Company
Beesides Messrs
Ashnan & Putman
M. Windigle
Ashland
Dick, Crick
Elevator at west side hub of hulking structure
Janes Young, an expert in the operation of such apparatus, will be constantly in charge and at the service of patrons, as the elevator is at the west side of the hulking structure.
Opening event notes with large souvenir distribution
Notes from the opening of Opaingandaniuun detail over 2500 souveniers presented to attendees by young ladies. key staff like Decormor James Doran and others aided the event while Hart & Company and C F Toby of Cleveland sponsored floral displays at the entrance and hive of chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decormor
James Doran
William Paul
Edward Blocher
Robert Buttermore
Hart & Company
Cleveland
C.F. Toby
J. W. Goddard Company
New York
Allman & Putman Bee Hive store 1882 origins
Allman and Putman formed in 1882 by C. B. Alban and Colonel J.C. K. Putman, succeeding Allman & Wetter from 1871. Known as the Bee Hive from the start, the firm endured the 187? fire era, moved venues, and now anticipates a new era of success and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allman & Putman
C. B. Alban
J.C. K. Putman
Allman & Wetter
Bee Hive
Desserts and Cough Remedies Mentioned Amid Advertisements
Citizens urged to prevent illness with Foley’s Honey and Tar cough medicine while an ad promotes Jell-O as a quick, no bake dessert option. Rider & Snyder guarantee the cough remedy and promote Jell-O in lemon, orange, raspberry, and strawberry flavors at grocers for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Tara Gate
Rider & Snyder
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