Weather and society notes from Ohio mills and halls
The Akron area sees light snow or rain with cooler temperatures. Socially, Mrs. James West of Akron visits Mrs. L A Koons. Rev. D J Stafford lectures on Shakespeare in Cleveland. Mrs. Susan Taylor of Cleveland and Mrs. Martha Schlabauch of Canton stay with Mrs. Laura Taylor on Hill street. A Massillon-Canton crowd parties for Mr. Joe Ehret. church events, a Knights of Labor report, and local assignments in Canton courts are noted. A Massillon man, Mr William Neville, dies in Iowa after a career from Massillon, aged 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Taylor
Cleveland
Martha Schlabauch
Canton
Laura B.taylor
Hill Street
Massillon
Joe Ehret
West Main Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Church
Peter F Koontz
West Tremont Street
Monroeville
Mr. Koontz
Missing Prudential official Barrett sparks embezzlement rumor
C F Barrett assistant superintendent of Prudential Insurance who had an Alliance office disappeared after collecting about twenty dollars for the company. He was last seen returning to Alliance and may have gone to New York or Philadelphia. Barrett, age about thirty, left a wife and three children in destitute circumstances and owed a local collector money. Community quiet on the alleged embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Barrett
Prudential Insurance Company
Warwick Block
Ed Kumpf
Alliance
Canton
Barrett
New York
Philadelphia
A. B.hinton
Reed & Co Plans 24 Hour Glass Factory Expansion
Reed & Co of Massilloni Glass Works aims to raise output by one third by converting factory No. 1 to a Streator tank system after the summer shutdown. The change would enable continuous 24 hour operation, replacing pot furnaces and increasing payroll, subject to tank patent ownership and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed & Co
Promoter A J Packard Seeks Massillon Industrial Growth
A J Packard, prominent Youngstown businessman, urged Massillon’s Board of Trade to pursue eastern shoe industry investments. He described successful placements in Youngstown and Ravenna and cited a Lynn Massachusetts example to illustrate employment potential for women and children. He offered to arrange 1000 to 2000 jobs with a Morgan-type plant and said he could visit Massillon to discuss inducements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Packard
Youngstown
The
Independent
Packard
Ravenna
Lynn
Mass
Bay State
Mr. Packard
Far West
Ohio
Board of Trade
Morgan
Alliance
Massillon
Cleveland
Bridgeport Festival Figure In Coal Attack
Valentine Morsheiser of Bridgeport, noted for praising Albrigh Co.'s turkeys, attacked miner John Konig last night at about seven. He struck Konig on the head with coal, then felled him with a fence rail. Morsheiser fled. no action taken yet. Konig received medical care. No motive given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Valentine Morsheise
Albrigh & Co
John Konig
Morsheiser
Konig
House Defeats Flag Display Bill and School Commissioner Pay
In Co. umsus Ohio on January 22 the house voted 44 to 46 against Massies bill allowing boards of education to display the American flag over school houses. McMakin’s measure to raise the state school commissioner salary from 2000 to 3000 was also decisively defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent. Co
Senator Thompson Nearing Death in Sidney Visit
Cincinnati reports Dr. Buck, a local physician, returning from a professional visit to Senator elect Thompson in Sidney. The doctor does not believe he will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Independent
Cincinnati
Buck
Thompson
Sidney
Willaman & Higerd Furniture Firm Dissolves
The furniture firm of Willaman and Higerd dissolves amicably yesterday with Mr Higerd retiring. Mr Willaman will continue the business at the old stand in the Stone block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaman & Higerd
Higerd
Willaman
Orange Tea by Episcopal Ladies Friday Evening
The Episcopal church ladies announce an orange tea Friday from 6 to 8 PM in the Sunday school room. Tickets are 35 cents offering a menu including turkey, cranberries, escalloped oysters, pickles, chicken salad, brown bread, veal loaf, rolls, ice cream, orange ice, cake, tea and coffee.
Dielhenn Bros Advertise Pickles and Soap Offer
New lot of sweet pickles 20 perquer at Dielhenn Bros. Best laundry soap cheap by the box, Dielhenn Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dielhenn Bros
County notes urge infirmary addition and supply actions
Canton reporters say Judge Pease committee found county books in first class shape and recommend building an additional infirmary and review of county supplies. Miner Herbert Minnis injuries include leg amputation and back wound with hopes for recovery. J J Clark denies G A R commander rumor. Ankman hospital work halted for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Pease
John C. Mong
John C Welty
W. HE H. Snider
Herbert L. Minnis
North Industry
J. J. Clark
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Ohio
Ankman Hospital
The Elections Bill Moves Toward Final Vote
Senator Aldrich presses to close debate on the elections bill as Vice President Morton rules on a point of order. Democrats appeal and gain support from Teller Walcott and Stewart, with the chair sustained. Gorman moves to table, Senate votes to adopt closure and passes the measure amid Republican jubilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Washington
Aldrich
Morton
Stewart
Sherman
Teller
Walcott
Gorman
Senate
Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Ad Promotes Quick Relief
At no other season are coughs and colds so prevalent and sufferers urged to use Dr Bull's Cough Syrup to prevent lung complications. An advertisement notes the largest line of fine canned fruits in the city with special per dozen prices and Salvation Oil offered at 25 cents, from Dielhenn Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dielhenn Bros
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Humberger
Warwick
Hathaway’s
VV Itiven
Dieshenn’s
E. Main
South
Erie Streets
Massillon, O
George Snyder
East Main ST
Russell & CO
Massillon,ohio
First National Bank
Eves Ohio
Hunt
Presiden Harsh
C. Steele
Caste J
M. Schuckers
E. 8
Craig, Z. T. Baltzly
Morganthaler & Heister
Hreard & Scel
TMKE
N. H. Willaman
Erie Street
Peet
Matthew Bros
W. Tremont
Collee
Tun Kee
Munich
East Tremont Street
East Main Street
Enterprise
Arbuckles
Dannamuiller
Lion Coffee
Wm. A. Pietzcker
Massillon, Ohio
Ee. DD
Wileman
Union National Bank
Orries
Warwick Bruce
P. O. Box
Joseph Coleman
J. H. Hunt
South Erie Street
Salmagundl
Holcomb Club
Music Hall
James West
Akron
L. A. Koons
Rudy Garver
Garver Bros. & Co
Wilmot
D. J. Stafford
C. B. Heckman
Wm H. Justus
Edward Barnes
Detroit
Wm. H. Justus
Arline Webb
A. P. L. Pease
J. R. Oppenheimer
Max Oppenheimer
Presbyterian Church
S. S. Hathaway
Howells
Council of
Stark County
Sage
Danal Fulton
Newman Chapel
J. L. McGhie
E. Ghcitsman
Galion
Knights of Labor
Stark
Saramit
Portage
Wayne
Tuscarawas
Columbiana
Medina
Warthorst & Co
James Suter
Miller Schoolhouse
J. H. Reigner
John T. Hay
Ben Ayres
I.0. C. F. Temple
Scichworm
Holcomb
Court of Common Pleas
Pease and Taylor
Mills of Justice
Shakespeare
Bernard McCue
J. H. McLain
M. W. Wilson
William Neville
Cc. F. Barrett
MR. A J. Packard
Massillon Board of Trade
Enterprise Mills
Albright & Co.’s
Salvation Oil
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