Local Happenings and Notices Across Holmes County
Birth announced in West Main Street. Journal agent Frank O Bamberger named for Miller Brewing in Milwaukee. Bi County Teachers Association set to meet December 13 and 14 in Wooster. Crystal Spring man William Ehret recovers from a fractured ankle on crutches. Pension examiners met with petitions filed. Sheep claim settled. three sheep killed by dogs and $10 damage noted. Dwight Struthers dies by suicide at Cuyahoga Falls. Canada bred cattle quarantined at Salem. Immaculate Conception feast at St Marys Church noted. Knox County man John Ray found with dies and coins in Ohio Penitentiary. St Marys bazaar closes. list of prize winners given. People's Building and Loan reports 2.5% dividend. assets cited at £100,000. Miss Massie Thomas and Evan Phillips wed at St Pauls Church. November climate and crop bulletin outlines dry conditions and moisture issues. Judge Richard W Tannyhill arrested for pension-law violations. Canton Massillon Railway lines reportedly sold to Philadelphia buyer. Northern Ohio Traction Company rumored. Canton area negotiations ongoing.
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John Counter
West Main Street
Frank O. Bamberger
Miller Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Ferdinand Scheer
Garrignes
BE. Jarvis
Mr. Jarvis
Dwight H. Struthers
Cuyahoga Falls
Young Struthers
Galon
Falls
Canada
Salem
Treasury Department
Massie Thomas
East Greenville
Evan Phillips
Barnhill
Richard W. Tannyhill
Holmes County
United States
Cleveland
District Court
Tannyhill
Canton-Massillon Railway Company
Philadelphia
Northern Ohio Traction Company
R. 8 Shields
Northern Ohio Company
Lynch
Canton-Massillon Company
KILLED ON ARANCE INDIANA TOWNSHIP
The report notes a man killed on Arance with few details. It states Haines was 22 and had lived nearby. The body may be brought home. The article mentions an engine and steam pump ready to aid sinking and timbering in quicksand. Road grading and a railroad switch project are planned soon. Local trustees push for a special act to require Tuscarawas township to complete half mile of road between Newman and Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Legislature
Tuscarawas Township
Newman
Massillon
Dead son of Canal Fulton farmer killed in Wyoming
John Haines of Canal Fulton learns by telegram that his 22 year old son Thomas was accidentally shot and killed on a cattle ranch in Wyoming where he was employed. The remote site is 150 miles from the nearest rail, delaying burial arrangements. details of the accident are not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Fulton
John Haines
Here
Thomas Haines
Wyoming
Haines
North Lawrence
Lytle
John P. Jones
Memorial service for infant child in Newman Creek area
The obituary notes a child of Mr and Mrs Andrew Thumble aged five years ten months died after a brief illness from membranous croup. Services were led by Rev J H Mottershead at the M I church with interment in Newman Creek cemetery. Mrs Anton Dale, visiting Pittsburg, returned home Monday evening. A social gathering for the Dittmar family followed with games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Thurmble
J. HH. Mottershead
M. I
Newman Creek
Anton Dale
Pittsburg
Henry Ditmar
Bulgaria Declines Responsibility Over Miss Stone Death
The Bulgarian government’s note to US Diplomatic Agent Dickinson was made public from Vienna. Authored by Foreign Minister Daneff, it rejects US claims of Bulgaria’s responsibility for Miss Stone’s death and blames prolonged negotiations for the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Dickinson
Vienna
Daneff
Bulgaria
Miss Stone
Imust
Massillon to Name Committee for Home Christmas Presents
Superintendent Southworth of the Children’s Fairmount Home will visit Massillon Friday for talks with Mayor Wise about the city funding Christmas gifts for the home’s children. The mayor will soon appoint a soliciting committee to appeal to citizens for contributions to the fund. Massillon, under a county rule, alternates this duty with other large cities in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southworth
Children’s Fairmount Home
Massillon
Wise
Plan to abandon Gallipolis epileptic hospital for cottage care
The Ohio State Journal reports a move to quit the Gallipolis hospital for epileptics. The plan would turn the site into a home for the incurably insane and criminally insane, adopting the New York Craig cottage system with farm colonies and light work. A governor’s conference will hear trustees’ arguments.
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Ohio State Journal
Gallipolis
New York
Massillon
Huntington
West Virginia
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John Ray
Ohio Penitentiary
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Hilda Sonnhalter
Joseph Snyder
August Krause
Peter Ertle
Theodore Stuldreher
Adam Walters
People’s Building and Loan Company
Arance
Campcreek
Michael Smith
H. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
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Joseph Larker
Navarre Station
Canton & Wooster
Charity Hospital
Grass Roads
WMO
Wilmot
Dee
Henry Kreiling
Josiah Stepper
Evangelical Church
Lawrence North Tawrence
Happy Coon
Buffalo” Minstrel Company
A. L. Williams
Township Sunday School Association
J. H. Focht
G. W. Leonard
John W. Myers
Newman Literary Society
Fitzhugh Lice
George Dewey
Vance Hoffman
Sippo
J. F. Campbell
Myers
Canton
White Oak
Kitchen Farm
Charles Palmer
Navarre
Wilmot Wilmot
M. Spreng
Evangelical
Warwick
Independent
Canal
County Cormumissioners
William Johnson
Shively
Bethelehem
Rochester House
Park Hotel
John Linter
Ambrecht
Beach City
Rockville
Rinehart
Helen
Edward Karger
County Infirmary
A. B. Mase
L. J. Daily
William Lonas
Ina L. Smith
Vesta Muskoph
George McGill
Delno Dunham
Worth
Urban Hill
Elton Mathie
Mathie
Thanksgivig
Arline Paul
Mary Wilson
Hiram Leisy and Son
Martin Hardgrove
Doylestown
George Hardgrove
Harold Jerard
Mr. Featherstone
Wade Miller
H. M. Anderson
James Buttermore
Pr Feaner
Fredonia
T, Baltzly
Ivy Winslow
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