Winter Tightens Grip on Massillon and Railways
The article details a severe cold snap in Massillon causing icy canals and standstill traffic on the steam and electric railway. Bargemen head to ports as ice disrupts operations. oil field work halts with pipes frozen. Trains run late but regain regularity. streetcar service suffers with burned-out motors. A music recital at Mt. Eaton features Ramser and Aloise Baschle earning praise from locals at the Lucas Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Rider & Snyder
J. M. Schuckers
C. W. Cupples
Cemetery Lodge
Corner Mill
Warwick Mince
Navarre
Wheeling & Take Erie Railway
Dalton
Pennsylvania Railway
Pittsburg
Columbian Yards
Here
Canton and
Navarre Lines
Venus
Mr. Ramser
Aloise
Baschle
Akron Officers chase green goods swindler Ray
Policeman Ertle and two Akron officers pursued a man named Ray through countryside north of Akron after he swindled Mrs. Melvina Fulmer of Britain out of 1500 dollars. Ray claimed to be an ex government employee and offered 30 000 in fake money for the real. He escaped into a wood three miles north of Massillon after eluding pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertle
Akron
Melvina Fulmer
Britain
Ray
Massillon
Fulmer
Banking by mail offers 4 percent interest to small towns
Advertisement for Prudential Trust Co offering mail banking with 4 percent interest on deposits, plus a prompt call to request a booklet. Also a health notice extolling daily bowel movements and recommending Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, with local store sellers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Trust Co
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Hardgrove Funds Parsonage Effort and Disputes Over Pay
Frank Hardgrove has raised 25 by subscription to buy a horse for George Ewart and plans to keep $9 as pay for his work. He will return $14 to be held until spring and allow Ewart to combine funds for a horse if needed. Some contributors demand repayment if Ewart cannot receive the money. A list of donors and amounts is given, with a total of 48.02, and a plea to continue contributions to build the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Creek
Campcreek
H. Snyder
Cross Roads
Cross Roads School
Annie Budd
Campereck
Mt. Eaton
Interstate Grand Concert Company
Helen M. Blood
Halman Holstein
Grace Porterfield
A. W. Chase
Buffalo
N.Y
J. H. Warrick
Philadelphia St
Indiana
Frank Hardgrove
George Ewart
Hardgrove
Mr. Evart
George
Evart
Fund For the Parsonage
J. EB. Transuer
Charlies Miller
E. Bowman
Mary EB. Bowman
Ioie Robinson
Mary
Transuc
Joseph Clemons
Joseph Thompson
Pred Thompson
John Wisdom
John Herthorn
Caroline Robinson
Sarah Bowman
Richjeimer
J. RE. Transus
Fars
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His Hold
Tightens
King Winter
Chamberlain
ES Craig
Bultzly
E. S. Craig
Mark Twain
G. C. Clemens
Topeka
Kan
Ted
Samuel B. Clemens
Mark
G.C. Clemens
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Clemens
Miles
Norman Waltrip
Bankers’ Fraternal Society
Chicago
Dr. Miles
Elkhart, Ind
Barban
Cleveland
J. M. Schuckers and
Ely
Catarre
BLY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Dot's Hat, Glove and Shift Store
ORS. Gar & Taylor
Fhrst Nations Bank Cor
Main and
Erie Streets
ES. Craig
Baltaly
Independent
Ansonia
Clevelard
Sterling Novelties
Enamored
Chatelaine
Hovely, Beati
Trai
Esterbrook Steel
John St
Graniteware Sale
Clevelands Shopping Center
Suest
Isa
Allman & Putman
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