Massillon Local Happenings and Notices
Local items recount November arrests by Alliance police, visits of Aultman and Ecketer families, plans for a rubber factory in Carrville, and shifts in Canton capitalists. Notices cover hunting, school institute in Tuscarawas, a mine accident near Nimisila, a Canton marriage, and a Shreve incident. Also—mining fatalities in November, bank failure fallout, and Mt Union college consolidation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Crawford
South Street
Alliance
Albert Aultman
Millersburg
Frank Ecketer
Hill Street
Carrville
Cleveland
Reuben Creasy
Ballinger
Caroline Boeroger
State Stree
F. F. Yagagrt
New York
Howard Rank
Canton
Dennis Doll
Geiser Manufacturing Company
Russell & Company
Officers for 1907 Elected by Past Chancellors Association
At the regular monthly meeting of the Past Chancellors Association of Stark County in Canton, Montagnigor, officers for 1907 were elected: Charles Brownewell president, Joseph Bour vice president, William H. Looper secretary, W. J. Hans treasurer, Frank J. Ryder serjeant at arms, W. H. Secur sentinel. A social session with a smoker followed. The next meeting will be in Knights of Pythias hall in Massillon on the first Monday in January.
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Price Russell
Cresto
Wooster
Pattison
Ohio
Harris
George Harrison
Athens
Guernsey
Jackson
Lawrence
Us Carawas
Belmont
Jefferson
Shreve
Wiliam Cornelus
Jane Cornelius
Maurcer
Canton
Cornelius
Pythians
Order
Knights of Pythias
Charles Snavely
Westerville
Chancellors’ Association Oitark County
2Ythias Hall
Cantor, Montagnigor
Charles Brownewell
Ma Agilon
Joseph Bour
Canon
William H. Looper
W. J. Hans
New Berlin
Tressurer
Frank J. Ryder
Massillon
Serjeant At Arms
W. H Scpuer
Alliance
Sentinel
Easior
Knights of Pythia
Massidon
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association meeting in Ohio
An enthusiastic meeting of the Catholic Mutual Beneficial Association was held in the Trades and Labor Assembly hall Tuesday evening with over fifty members present. Grand President Werhtre of Canto visited and began his annual tours in Ohio. President Werhtre delivered an extended address detailing officer duties and noting changes. A lunch was served at the close.
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Catholic Mutual Benef Association
Trades and Labor Acsembly
Werhtre
Canto
Ail Stanches
Ohio
Weehter
Masonic Officers Elected and Installed at Hiram Chapter
At the regular meeting of Hiram chapter, R. A. M., in the Masonic temple Tuesday night, officers for the coming year were elected and installed. T. J. Falor was named high priest, J. E. Foster king, William Yost scribe, Thomas Woods captain of the hosta, Howard Garrigues principal sojourner, Edward Zintsmaster royal arch captain, Roy Lowry G. M. of third veil, Charles G. King second veil, Albert Davis first veil, Z. T. Baltzly treasurer, R. B. Crawford secretary, William Storer guard.
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Hiram Chapter
Masonic Temple
T. J. Falor
J. E. Foster
Willam Yost
Thomas Woods
Hesta
Howard Garrigues
Edward Zintsmaster
Royal Arch
Roy Lowry
G. M
Charles G. King
Albert Davis
Z. T. Baltzly
R. B. Crawford
3William Storer
Minstrel Fund Nets 757 From Aunt Hannah Bed Aid
Massillon notes report by Mrs F H Chidester president of the Aunt Hannah Bed Association shows receipts from a recent minstrel entertainment totaling 908 with expenditures 151 leaving a net 757. A buffer of 80 plus old endowment funds bring the total banked. Many local contributors and volunteers aided the endowment for Mt Atry hospital bed, including donations from Masone Massilloy Light Heat and Power Armory management and The Independent Company.
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F. H. Chidester
Aunt Hannah Bed Association
Mt. Atry Hospital
Massillon
Jigbta
Armory Management
Armory
Charles Gordon
Adelmac
Massillon State Hospital
Durog
Harold Honald
Famine in Russia Threatens Millions in 1891
Moscow famine relief reports from Jamara Saratov Sambirsk Kasaran Penzs Tambov and Ufa show crops failed across seven provinces and twenty one others. about 20,000,000 people will need aid for 10 months as $300,000 AMOTY funds may run dry by January, forcing relief groups to halt.
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St. Petersbug
Dev
Moscow Zemstoy Famine Relief Organization
Jamara Saratov
Sambirsk
Kasaran
Penzs
Tambov
Ufa
Amatoy Organization
Relef
Thurman kin suffers paralysis strike in Ohio family
Columbia December 5 Alean G Thurman grandson of Alten G Thurman late United States Senator from Ohio suffered a stroke of paralysis today and is in a laying condition according to the Associated Press report.
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Columbia
Associate Press
Alean G. Thurman
Alten G Thurman
United States
Ohio
Plans to Help Rural Schools Across Ohio
State School Commissioner E A Jones urges a campaign before the 1908 legislature to aid country schools. He cites Wisconsin and Minnesota examples of local high schools libraries inspectors and county normal schools as models. Jones and Prof J H Boyd toured Midwest states and plan further visits to study better practices for rural teacher training and county supervision.
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E. A. Jones
Massiston
Ohio
General Assembly
Jones
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
J. H. Boyd
Columbus
Schoels
Igs’ruciora
Winsconsin
Menominee
Wis
Alll
State Department
Jury Reaches Verdict in Cornelius Murder Case
The jury found James W. Cornelius guilty of first degree murder for killing his wife with a heavy window weight last September. Verdict read at 2:20 PM after less than five hours deliberation. Attorney J C Nelly moved for a new trial. Cornelius attended. Jurors named: Killinger Meyer Beaddy Leeper Palmer Ream Gleitsman Berkholder McDonald Sponseller Nash Heidrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius
Fie
Jarymen
F. H. Killinger
Massillon
FE. J. Meyer
Canton
L. A. Beaddy
Alliance
George Leeper
Richville
J H. Palmer
Wilmot
C. W. Ream
F. Gleitsman
John Berkholder
Canal Fulton
A. L. McDonald
George Sponseller
At the Eclipse Rotary printing presses sale items list
Rotary printing presses priced from 1 to 5 dollars. regular 25 cent toy sweepers at six cents. toy brooms offered at six cents. toy pianos from 25 cents to 10 dollars. Toy chair sets four cents to one dollar. Steel sleighs priced 50 cents 75 cents and one dollar. Automatic toya in endless variety. Auvenir to The Pendent office for war job printing.
Canton Man Fined for Sunday Liquor Violation in Marzillon
In Canton, Judge Hatter fined George Schneider twenty five dollars and costs for violating Sunday liquor laws after a grand jury indicted him and Ed Clause. Clause will face penalty Wednesday. Barry Weckman, aka Hod Weckman, was arrested for mail box robberies in the northeast part of Canton. others implicated are yet at large. Postmaster Clark reported government Inspector Owen will oversee the case. Weckman to be arraigned before United States Commissioner Julius Whiting Jr. The report notes possible foreign involvement and past trouble for Weckman.
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Cantos
Hatter
George Schneider
Schneider
Jaat Grand Jury
Ed.Clause
Calooni
Common Pleas
Clause
Couure
Barry Weckman
Hod? Weckman
Tthe
Weckman
Postmaster Clark
Chief Smith
Owen
Newcomerstown
Canton
United States
Julius Whiting, Jr
Murderer Breaks Jail in Lebaron Escape
Henry White, the man who shot Officer George Basore at Franklin in October, escaped from Lebaron jail today by breaking the locks on the doors. Bloodhounds have been summoned from Dayton to aid in recapture.
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Dayton, O
Associated Areas
Henry White
George Basore
Franklin, O
Lebaron
Dayton
Education Campaign Aims at Temperance Activism
A Home Protection League drive calls for an aggressive education campaign with union mass meetings in Massillon churches. B F Rhodes of Millersburg will speak three times next Sunday, and Sarah of the Anti-Saloon League will lecture nightly on The Saloon Under the Searchlight. Meetings aim to unite voters for clean municipal politics and eject officers aligned with the saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Protection League
League
F. Rhodes
Millersburg
Sarah
Anti-Saloon League
Massillon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Toledo Firm
Advertised remedy claims internal action through blood purification and mucous contact, presented as prescribed by leading physicians. The promotion asserts effectiveness against catarrh, with testimonials available and sales through local druggists at ten cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
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