Local Happenings From Massillon And Nearby Areas
A Christmas and holiday roundup notes births, visits, guests, and mis- cellaneous events across Massillon, Akron, Pittsburg, and surrounding towns. Highlights include a newborn son to Mr and Mrs H Walpin, travels of Harry Richeimer to Boston, multiple guests staying in local homes, and holiday gatherings at East Tremont and Web er street. The Boston Ladies Symphony Orchestra concert is set for Friday January 5 at the New Armory, while the rolling mill undergoes furnace repairs. A Massillon fire department note, fundraising for Buchtel college, and civic events fill the period’s social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Walpin
Harry Richeimer
Boston
Noah Morgan
Pittsburg
Thackwell
Chiff Street
George Puerr
Youngstown
Thomas O. Poe
Olivia Poe
Wissmar Avenue
Frank Bott
Akron
A. Morgan
City
C. A. Schmettau
Toledo
Everhard
East Main Street
A. J. Ricks
Ricks
Cleveland
Helena R. Slasser
Charles Tr.der
Ruth Urider
Frank Mobley
Columbus
Boston Ladies’ Symphony Orchestra
New Armory
Madge Bacher and Sons
Wooster
W. Swartz
East Tremont Street
Charles Kutschbach
Wilmot
G. Schindler
Weber Street
Bell
Frank Weiler
North & Street
Edward Shedd
South Mill Street
Joseph Drake
Newark
John Budd
Perryaville
Sherman Hudd
Maude Keller
Presbyterian Chapel
Charles
Benjamin Gans
Kenyon Military Academy
Gambier
Navarre
Wedding and social gatherings highlight Massillon visitors
The Rev J E Digel officiated the ceremony as the groom, formerly from Massillon, is noted locally and the couple will reside in Ashland. Miss Jennie Archer hosted a small party for Massilonians at her South Hill Street home, inviting Cora Menuezj and Annie Inman from Harcourt Seminary Gambier, Lucile Shoemaker from Hiram College, Floyd Snyder and Walter Jones from Western Reserve Academy, and Charles Gans from Kenyon Military Academy Gambier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
J E Digel
Massillon
Holiday Humor At State Hospital Celebrates With Bunny Dinner
Holiday mood ruled at the state hospital for two days as Vander sall family staged songs and recitations. Patients received gifts, especially wearables, and two Christmas trees lit the hall. The main feast featured rabbit potpie after a nut, candy, and orange distribution. Sunday services were by Rev C. Roberts. Dances for attaches and staff invites are planned, with tunnel work delaying cottages G and H.
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State Hospital
Vandersall
Canton
Mr. Roberts
St Timothy’s Church
John Becker
Chafer & Becker
Cleveland
Boston Firm Edward Hodges & Co Fails
Edward Hodges and Company, a major Boston banker and broker primarily dealing in municipal bonds, failed today. The collapse comes from a long history in the city’s financial scene, signaling a significant disruption in local credit and bond markets.
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Boston
Associated Press
Edward Hodges & Co
Vankers
New Company Organized at Malvern and Rail Route Prospects
Casal Dover reports a new Independent Telephone Company franchise granted in Malvern amid town talk of a Bell Company war. Gold discoveries revive interest with A L Wartman backed by Cleveland capitalists, and J H Shott promoting another Malvern venture with assays showing $3 to $2000 per ton. Local rail route speculation ties to Valley Junction and Baltimore & Ohio alignments, while Canal Dover merchants report strong holiday sales. Newman area notes Christmas visits, cantata success, and potential chief mine inspector candidates including Roy, Davis, and Haseltine, with opinion on political fit and past campaigns.
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Jan Reiss
Bell
Bell Company
Malvern
A. L Wartman
Cleveland
J. H. Shott
James van Meter
Urban Hbuer
Shott
Gleveland, Terminal & Valley
Jonetson
Meinread
Baltimore & Ohio
Newark
Pennsylvania Company
Valley Junction
Canal Dover
Griffith
Andrew Roy
William A. Davis
R. M. Haseltine
Roy
Davis
Moe
Risley
Save Paige
Haseltne
Ohio
United States
J.B Foraker
Campbell
McKinney
Bushnell
Nash
Loe
Jones
Tie
General Assembly
kEing
Saturday eight and holiday visits brighten East Greenville
William Crossland instructs the event. Mrs. Adam Burkhhelder visits sister Mrs. Reefy in Biyria. Lizzie Williams of Massillon visits her mother. Mr. and Mrs. David Owens spend Christmas with friends in Ubrichsville. Levi Cunningham returns from Winesburg. John Bidle and son of Applecreek visit relatives. Two colored men pass through town claiming Orrville roots after loss of home. MelFarren church Christmas exercises well attended with a notable Uncle Sam figure, a play may be repeated next Saturday. M Spiker of Glenville visits relatives. Rev Thomas Davis of Uranville visits his father. Tl. H Hershey returns from Columbus college for holidays. Mrs. T. d. Mossop visits friends in East Palestine. John Thomas of Justus spends a few days in Greenville. John Bowers 1310 Marshallville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Fire Department
Tym
Akron
Buchtel College
Wichthur
N. G
Volrath
Bucyrus
Weybrecht
Alliance
Macquis
Jacob G. Seacrist
Morgan Engineering Company
Ladies of the Astern Star
A. P. L. Pease
Cherry Street
aSa
Pease
Georgia Berky
Allentown
Cordelia Fox
Oak Street
Becky
Frederick W. Clasper
Charlotte Kay
John Kay
Chester Street
J. F. Qlokey
Clasper
U. B
Edward Myers
Anna Davidson
Ash
Jacob Myers
West Main Street
Niewara
Newman Newnan
Clara Baughman
Margaret Findley
Dennie Kitt
Canal Fulton
William Ralston
Cleveland
Masters
William, Jacket
East Mad
Newman
G. W. Selway
Massilon
Albert Stock
James Wagover
Carrollton
A. L. Morganthaler
Albert Wiliams
England
John Prosser
Charles H. Roderick
Alice Harvard
William Crossland
Adam Burkhhelder
Reefy
Biyria
Lizzie Williams
Massillon
David Owens
Ubrichsville
Levi Cunningham
Winesburg
John Bidle
Applecreek
Orrville
MelFarren Church
East Greenville
Congregational Church
William Biven
Sam
M. Spiker
Glenville
Thomas Davis
Uranville
Tl. H. Hershey
Columbus College
T. d. Mossop
East Palestine
John Thomas
Justus
Greenville
John Bowers
Marshallville
Cupid Is Busy Family Wedding News In North Lawrence
Norte Lawrence Zimmerman and Miss Iva Clapper wed at United Brethren church parsonage with Rev Miller officiating. The couple will live here after the ceremony. Mr and Mrs William Viones moved to North Lawrence. The bride, formerly Alice Frew, is daughter of George and Mrs Frew. Groom is brother of John P. Jones, labor commissioner. William Frew pledged to return with a bride from Mo Falls, but details were unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norte
Lawrence Zimmerman
Iva Clapper
Newman
United Brethren Church
Miller
Zimmerman
God
William Viones
Averence
Yoder
Canal Fulton
Alice Frew
George Frew
John P. Jones
William Frew
North Lawrence
Mo Falls
Bold Atlantic Beach calendar shows children at shore
An art calendar for the new year features children playing on a broad Atlantic Coast beach with a fearless tot challenging the incoming tide. The calendar, carefully housed in strawboard, costs ten cents in stamps via WB Kuiskern GP A T Chicago. Early orders urged as edition is limited. Fred Emerson Brooke will speak at the Armory Friday evening, December 28.
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Atlantic
WB Kuiskern
GP A T. A
Chicago
North Western Ry
Fred Emerson Brooke
Armory
Rsa
Star Silicate Co. to Exhibit at Grand Rapids Furniture Fair
The Star Silicate Company, west of W R Harrison & Co, plans to display at the Grand Rapids Furniture Exposition Progress. The plant will soon be put in and will manufacture silica products for various uses including shipbuilding. The company aims to expand the works, file for a corporate charter, and expects increased employment as operations grow. J F Arnold and S Woneelook of the Ohio Table Company will travel to Grand Rapids to present the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Table Company
Star Silicate Company
W R. Harrison & Company
Sdothe
J F. Arnold
Asd Sa Woneelook
Ohic
Arnold
Bow
Wattgas
Avierfaring
Plantar Iropan Steel
Eve Pont
Robbed the Grave Electric Bitters Save Man From Death
Joh Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a remarkable recovery after severe illness. He describes near yellow skin, weak eyes and back pain, with doctors giving up. A friend urged Electric Bitters. after one bottle his health improved, and he credits the remedy with saving his life and sparing him from death. Priced at 309 per bottle at Z T Baltzly's drug store.
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Joh Oliver
Philadelpa
Hesad
Z. T. Baltzly
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