Local Happenings and Notable Movements in Canton Area
Mrs. Fred Kegler visits Findlay. Rev Henry Peck of Strasburg guests Rev J E Digel in Canton. Peter Buchheit of Wooster sent to state hospital. Mrs R I Myers of Canal Fulton visits sister in East Main street. William Dantas resigns Canton-Massillon motorman post. Mrs Walter Sladden visits Cleveland from South Erie street. Anton Kopp moves to Canton. Miss Sarah Ensign, 36 years in Toledo schools, dies. Dr G C Davison of Akron dies after illness. Cement plant at Middlebranch expands. American Bridge doubles Youngstown works capacity. Harry Adams improves after appendectomy at Aultman hospital. Osnaurg forms board of trade to seek electric road to Canton. Funeral of Miss Mary Houwk at St Mary's. pallbearers from Young Ladies Sodality. Philip Weltlich arrives from Pontiac, works for Squire Frantz. Funeral of John H Martin held. post office workers and Canton curlers attend. Clinton Lodge officers elected. installation next Tuesday. Wm G Nutt of Massillon taken to county infirmary. former attorney in poor condition. Wkler v Skinner jury dispensed. Welker sues for $50, Skinner says $25. verdict for Skinner. costs about $17. Charles B Falor writes Christmas from Anaconda, Montana. prospecting success for copper claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kegler
Findlay
Henry Peck
Strasburg
J. E. Digel
Peter Buchheit
Wooster
State Hospital
R.I. Myers
Canal Fulton
B.A. Pille
East Main Street
William Dantas
Akron
Diamond Portland Cement Company
Middlebranch
American Bridge Company
Youngstown
Harry Adams
Aultman Hospital
Osnalurg
Board of Trade
J. A. Bliss
Albert Smith
Canton
Mary Houwk
St.Mary’s Church
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Miss Monk
Philip Weltlich
Pontiac
Mich
Squire Frantz
John H. Martin
Park Street
John J. Wilson
Post Office
Richard James
E.d.coxsee
Henry Angerman
J. F. Thompson
Jesse Brown
R. H. Gow
Massillon
Clinton Lodge
Bree
CU. A. Rudy
L P. Sehimke
Linden J. Garrigues
George H. McCall
Henry K. Myder
Janes Peacock
William Yost
Robert
Canton News-Democrat
W. W. Welker
J. W. R. Skinner
Sibila
Joseph Schneider
C. B. Allman
BE. A. Lieckert
Welker
Skinner
Charles B. Falor
Anaconda, Mont
T. J. Falor
Falor
Anaconda
Montana
Anaconda Copper Company
Miners Gather for Annual Meeting in Massillon
Miners' Delegates will convene on December 18 at the Trades and Labor Assembly hall in Massillon for the regular annual convention of sub-district No 3 district No 6 U M W of A. The meeting opens at 10 o'clock sun time and delegates are urged to attend fully instructed. Bovery Lee presiding pro tem. Moving pictures noted as Oberammergau Passion Play at New Armory on December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
Massillon
Bovery Lee
Goshen Coal Equal to Massillon Coal Claimsent
L P Schimke of Crystal Spring Coal Company cites PLB Quayle Cleveland dealer testimony claiming Goshen coal equals Massillon coal with 92.5 efficiency versus 91.28 for Crystal Spring. argues no contract violation since Goshen may be supplied if equal. He asserts Quayle did not obtain Massillon coal and disputes test accuracy and pricing feasibility for Cleveland schools contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Schimke
Crystal Spring Coal Company
PLB
Quayle
Cleveland
Goshen
Massillon Coal
Board of Education
Cleveland Public Schools
Massillon
Crystal
Massilon
Pri
Coal supply dispute with school demand prompts action
A quoted speaker complains about selling practices and asserts responsibility for supplying Crystal Spring coal to schools. The remark questions where every pound of product went and asks what action will be taken by their side, amid the claim by another party of providing Crystal Spring coal to schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Spring
Evritt’s Peanut Stand Demolished In Runaway Wagon
A runaway team hitched to a large wagon startled at Canal and Main and dashed east on Main street overturning Geo W Evritt’s peanut and candy stand and throwing him into the street. The U S mail box at Mill and Main was destroyed as the horses halted at a post. Evritt escaped serious injury by being hurled through the open door of his stand. He recovered most of his property.
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Juling Hug
Navarre
Pues
Canal
Main Streets
Main
Geo. W. Evritt
U. S
Mill
Eye Removed After Wrestling Injury
John W. Urwin, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Urwin of East Oak street, underwent surgery to remove his left eye after an injury from wrestling in Cleveland where his father works. The eye had been sightless for years and the doctor says the right eye should not be affected by the removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Urwin
Michael Urwin
East Oak Street
Cleveland
Urwin
Hattery
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward And Testimonials
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It quotes F Cheney as honorable and able, signed by West Truax Kisnan Marvin druggists. Promotes internal use and blood mucous action, price 75 cents per bottle, testimonials free.
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Hall
P J
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Watopine
Kisnan & Marvin
A Night of Terror and a Widow'S Narrow Escape
Mrs Lincoln recounts a dramatic night with General Burnham's widow in Mackias Me. Doctors feared death from pneumonia yet the patient asked for Dr King'S New Discovery. After three doses she slept and recovered, the medicine claimed to cure throat chest and lung diseases. Trial bottles offered at a local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Machias
SL Lincoln
Battaly 4S
Cold Steel of Death
There is but one small chance to save your file and that is through no operation. Mrs. J. B. Hunt of Line Ridge Wis faces a frightful stomach trouble and jaundice. After seven bottles of Elect the Bitters she was cured, avoided surgery, and now feels better. Guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles. 50 cents at Baltsly’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hunt
Line Ridge
Wis
Baltsly
Jell O New Dessert Pleases Family With Four Flavors
A polished ad notes Jell-O as a new family dessert offering four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry sold at grocers for 10 cents each. Readers are encouraged to check the want column daily.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moving Pictures
Oberammergau
New Armory
Dew
Schimke
J. Hug
Big Blacks
George W. Evritt
Mr. Evritt
Hood
America
Massillon Actual Business College Farmers
S. F. Wefler
GLOAK
Humbergers
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