Bunker Hill Methodist Church of Sugarcreek Township 1835 Era
In Sugarcreek Township a hilltop near Mary Marshall Farm once held a 1835 Methodist church that faded by 1855. Ministers served from the Dalton circuit, with prominent families in the area. The site, now overgrown, includes a cemetery with unmarked gravestones and few surviving members. Notes recount the church’s rise, relocation, and eventual disappearance, preserved here by the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Poe
Mary Marshall
Sugarcreek Township
Bunker Hill
Tark County
Philip and
Hirza Kripliver
Tuscarawaas Township
Dalton
James Brewster
Sanford C
Bunker Hill Society
United Brethren Society
Heckman
Tuscarawas Township
Sixteen
Elton Road
Philip Weirich
McFarren
Brethren Society
McFarren's
Methodista
West Lebanon
Brethren
Methodist Society
Ae McFarren
Old Bunker Hill Society
Sitle
Cary
Klinger
Lash Carr
Habt
Bowlby
EF F Wanner
Secret Societies Officers Named In Local Lodges
Branch No 38 Catholic Mutual Benefit Association elects L Volkmer as president and Joseph Oehl as first vice president with a slate of officers and committee members. Abraham Lincoln lodge elects Michael Erwin president and D Jones Jr assistant secretary. Massillon Lodge Protected Home Circle nominees announced. German Benefit Society names Louis Ehmer president and Joseph Dressler as vice president. Massillon Hive No 41 Ladies of the Maccabees chooses Emma Dillon past commander and Mary Merrell commander with officers in key posts and rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
L. Volkmer
Joseph Oehl
G. L Happoldt
Sebastian Hamel
Emil Lux
Martin Gerhart
Adam Miller
EL. Stucker
John Hamel
Nicholas Schneider
William Crone
Edward Ertle
George Happoldt
L. L. Volkmer
Hamel
Joseph Lux
Abraham Lincoln Lodge
Sons of St. George
Michael Erwin
Daniel Griffith
T. L. Hopkinson
Joseph Healy
Charles Davis
D. Jones, Jr
Knights and Ladies of Security
U. A. M. Hall
Massillon Lodge
Protected Home Circle
German Benefit Society
Louis Ehmer
Joseph Dressler
Michael Neininger
Louis Gross
Massillon Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Emma Dillon
Mary Merrell
Sarah J. Howard
Mary Pietzcker
Maggie Able
Matilda George
Susan Frantz
Louisa Critchfeld
Mary E. Shertzer
Adella Howaia
Sentinel
Louisa Koontz
Emma Ames
Mary Willison
Mary Keley
Alice von Kanel
Obituary Notices for Hattie Bowman Joseph Smith and William Forest
Mrs Hattie Bowman 31 wife of Prof J B Bowman of Canfield died at home of paralysis Funeral services private Sunday in Massillon after arrival of the body Survived by husband and one son Joseph Smith father of Township Trustee Cyrus Smith died at home in Stars county Heart disease Funeral Monday morning at residence William Forest died near Newman Friday of pneumonia Elderly writer of poems noted in county Highly regarded in western Stark county
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Hattie Bowman
J B Bowman
Canfield
J. B. Wert
Massillon
F. O. Humberger
Bowman
Joseph Smith
Cyrus Smith
Stars County
Mr. Smith
Pennsylvania
Stark County
William Forest
Newman
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised by Readers Across States
Geo A Pontius of Upper Sandusky Ohio reports Foley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for sore throat hoarseness and cough. Rider & Snyder promise quick relief and claim it cures coughs colds hoarseness croup pneumonia bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Chas W Cupples and Rider & Snyder cited as endorsers.
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E.C. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Chas. W. Cupples
W. Tremont Street
Rider & Snyder
East Main Street
Geo. A. Pontius
Upper
Sandusky, O
Foley
Chas. W. Cupples and
How to Prevent a Cold with Foley's Honey and Tar
After exposure or when symptoms begin, take Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims to prevent pneumonia or consumption if taken twelve times, per Rider & Snyder.
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Foley
Rider & Snyder
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Maccabees
Lou's Elmer
Cleveland
Snyder
Jacob A. Poorway
Cannes
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John 4. Manlin
John A. Manlin
Chan, Powers
John A. Mantin
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Little Money
Kersey and Melton
Friezes
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Nwas
Glastonbury
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Union
C. Mi. Whitman
Erie St
Whitman's Cash Store
CG. M. Whitman
Cash Clothier and Outfitter
Newspaper
Ri Hive
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