Pastor Ford Likely to Accept Calvary Call in Cleveland
Rev John Cushman Ford pastor of Massillon First Baptist near two and a half years awaits official notification of a Cleveland Calvary Baptist church call. He intends to accept, citing broader field and growth at Cleveland. Ford, born Hinsdale Ma, with Mayflower lineage, led Massillon church from January 1899 and reduced its debt to 2000.
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John Cushman Ford
First Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Cleveland
South Mill Street
Ford
Massillon
Colebrook
Mr. Ford
Hinsdale
Mas
New England
Peru
Mass
Pastor Ford
Worthington
Robert Cushman
Allertons
Hopkins
Cooks
Berkshire Hills
Adams
Colgate University
New York
Ohio
Wedded at Brookfield in Quiet Town Ceremony
Miss Ada Miller wed Dr. Benjamin F. Groff in a Brookfield residence ceremony conducted by Rev. W I Berry at West Brookfield. After the wedding a reception was held at the bride’s parents home west of the city. The groom, a veterinary surgeon, is a son of Dr F Groff of Sippo and formerly lived in Massillon. the couple plan to reside in Massillon soon.
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Ada Miller
Benjamin F. Groff
W. IL. Berry
West Brookfield
Adam Miller
F. Groff
Sippo
Massillon
Bee Hive Glove Factory Temporarily Shuts Down
A successful season ends with a temporary shutdown as heat on the fourth floor workroom disrupts operations. The Bee Hive glove factory plans to resume soon after a brief pause caused by the heat and the season's nearing end. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised for constipation relief by Chas. W. Cupples and Rider & Snyder.
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Bee Hive
DeWitt
Chas. W. Cupples
Tremont Street
Rider & Snyder
Main St
L. A. McCuen
W. Main Street
Jesse Coxey Wanted Warrant Issued for Arrest in Cleveland
The Cleveland Vian reports a warrant issued in Justice Bauder's court for Jesse Coxey son of Gen. D. H. Coxey Massillon known as a good roads advocate. The complaint by James E. Vincent a teller at State National bank alleges Coxey endorsed two checks on Union National bank of Marietta though he had no account there. Vincent consulted an attorney who secured the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Vian
Vincent
Suspected Catholic aid solicitation halted by police
Two men in priest garb claimed to seek funds for a Catholic orphans asylum in Chicago. Whitman suspected faked credentials, refused donation, and alerted authorities. They were arrested but released for lack of evidence. One claimed Independent Catholic ties. Also: Bradley Vanshall waived exam, bound over on $300 bond for assault. William Connelly pled guilty to stealing clothing from Siler boarding house, fined and jailed.
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M. Whitman
Vanshall
Connelly
Chicago
C. M. Whitman
Whitman
Massillon
Wien
Bradley Vanshall
John Frye
Wise
William Connelly
Siler
South Mill Street
Williams Campbell Pretty Home Wedding in West Tremont Street
A small home ceremony was held Wednesday evening at 350 West Tremont street the residence of Mr and Mrs J B Williams. Miss Anna Gordon Williams and Dr J F Campbell of East Greenville were married by Rev Dr John J Wilson. The bride wore white figure silk batiste and carried white roses. Bridesmaid Miss Jeanette L Williams wore pink and white and carried pink roses. Best man was A W Campbell of Canal Fulton. After the ceremony the couple left for Buffalo and the Pan American exposition then London Canada where Dr Campbell’s family resides before settling at East Greenville. Guests included George Campbell Anthony Howells and others from Canada Canal Fulton Dalton and Akron.
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West Tremont Street
Jeanette L. Williams
A. W. Campbell
Canal Fulton
Marian Bartrulft
Mary Newlin
Fred Wise
M. E
Miss Williams
Order of the Eastern Star
Campbell
Buffalo
London
Canada
Dr. Campbell
East Geenville
George Campbell
Anthony Howells
Williams
Fox
A. B. Campbell
P. Collier
Dalton
Evans
Akron
Salem to host next Baptist Wooster meeting
The Baptist Association of the Wooster district adjourned the three day annual meeting in Wooster with Salem chosen as next year’s host. Delegates arrived from Canton Mansfield Massillon New Philadelphia Van Wert and more. Resolutions urged careful inquiries into ordination and church establishment and called for councils only after three weeks notice with delegates from member churches voting.
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Baptist Association of
the Wooster
Salem
Canton
Thomas Whitney
Herman D. Myers
C. W. Potter
BE. E. Mack
Mary Cook
David Jenkins
George Wood
John Danner
W. M. Reed
M. M. Webb
F. E.shively
Lyde Jenkins
Emma Pearse
Flora Kaufman
Lottie Stacy
Nora G. Shively
Eneyn
Sherman
James
Gee
G. W. Bird
Newmann
A. L. Williams
Mary A. Williams
George Williams
Robert Ralston
New
Philadelphia
R. Kuby
Kuby
Van
Alliance
J. G. Sanborn
Sunday School
Church of Tomorrow
A. M. Kley
New Philadelphia
Our Baptist Publications
H. D. Osborne
Seville
G. E. Leonard
Granville
Our Baptist Convention
C. B. Allen
A. $. Carmen
Granville University
Ohio Baptist Educational Society
Womens’ Missionary Society
R . G. Fields
Our
Missionary Union
Massillon Baptist Church
Kingdom of Christ
Resolved actions urged for church councils and liquor power
Our churches should urgently choose delegates to councils, men of judgment and experience fitted for the work. We support reasonable efforts to pulverize the liquor power. We express appreciation for the hospitality shown by Massillon Baptists and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Baptists
Plans For Summer Vacation Tours From Massillon Clergy
The Rev. F. H. Simpson and the Rev. J. F. Clokey plan a month long bicycle tour through Canada and the Northeastern United States starting around July 15, with routes Cleveland to Buffalo and returning via a different path. others in Massillon clergy map varying summer breaks including lake trips, Pan American expo visits, camping along the Ohio river, and limited services during hot months.
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F. H.simpson
J. F. Clokey
Canada
United States
F. H. Simpson
Church of Christ
Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Buffalo
Massillon
John C. Ford
First Baptist Church
Taster Faust
Pitsburg
Foust
H. V. Kuempker
St. Mary's Cathae Hic
J. E. Digel
St. John’s
L. H. Barry
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
C. M. Roberts
St. Timothy's Church
Faith Lutheran Chapel
Jane Guinn
Alm. E. Zion Church
Franklin
Strike Order Forces General Steel Mill Walkout
A general strike was ordered by President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association impacting all union sheet steel mills and about twenty thousand workers. The wage-scale dispute followed a joint conference with operators and representatives that adjourned without agreement. A settlement effort may resume next week as both sides seek concessions to avoid a protracted shutdown.
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Associated Press
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
China Faces Indemnity Discrepancy and Wheat Import Talk
Washington reports a curious error in China’s indemnity payments. China may owe 35,000,000 taels more than all powers demanded due to Pekin calculation slips. Meanwhile Paris hints at a 36,000,000 bushel wheat import need. U.S. and Argentina supplies face prohibitive duties. Year-end U.S. receipts total about 304.6 million dollars with customs at nearly 235 million.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Pekin
Paris
France
United States
Argentine Republic
Indignation Meetings Demand Harsher Punishment in Akron
In Akron on June 29 a large indignation meeting condemned a brutal assault on 8 A Kennedy by the Kohler family and prominent local men. Attendees urged the mayor to impose a severe sentence including jail, regardless of wealth or status, following a largely exonerating grand jury for Kennedy. About 500 to 600 people filled South Akron street car barns, with Roman candles and skyrockets at Eclipse Bargain Store.
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Akron
A. Kennedy
Kohler
Kennedy
South Akron
Fatally burned child dies after gasoline stove blaze
In East Tuscarawas street, Caxton, June 24, 193? a 10 year old girl, Ertie Sanders Grets, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Mo Sanders, was badly burned by a gasoline can explosion while kindling a kitchen stove. She died at 10:40 this morning.
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Caxton
Ertie Sanders
W. Mo Sanders
Drowned at Stoner’s Dam Near Greentown
Joseph Kline age 22 drowned while swimming with companions at Stoner's dam Friday evening near Greentown. He got beyond his depth and was recovered soon after. Funeral services will be held Sunday.
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Greentown
Stoner's Dam
Joseph Kline
Burning the Dead in Buustrenp West Virginia
The railroad and industrial outlook is improving as Norfolk and Western lines near through service amid remaining bridge gaps. Coal firms resumed work, moving over two hundred cars after flood delays. Telegraph lines reach Vivian though flood soil erosion complicates maintenance. Two decomposed bodies found in a drift pile at Landingraf were burned due to poor identification.
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Buustrenp
W. Va
Jated Press
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Vivian
Landingraf
Miners Quiet as Strike Holds in Ihwahan W Va
Two thousand miners walk out to press coal operators to recognize the miners union. No clashes have occurred as guards and strikers settle into a tense standstill. Thacker Matewan residents, Sheriff Hatfield and county officials fear a feud between the Daniels clan of Kentucky and mine guards may erupt across the border hills.
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Ihwaan
W. Ya
Thacker and Matewan
Hat- Held
Danies
Kentucky
Daniels Boys
Fairmont Coal Company Formally Transfers In West Virginia
The Fairmont Coal company, incorporated last week under West Virginia laws with capital stock of 12,000,900, has taken over a large property combine. It also issues 86,000,000 first mortgage bonds, and its charter is claimed to be the largest yet under West Virginia law.
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New York
Associated Press
Fairmont Coal Company
West Virginia
United States Army Called Finest by Lord Wolseley
Lord Wolseley, former commander of the British army, told the house of lords that the United States army is the finest of its size in the world. He attributed its superiority to good wages and warned Britain to choose between conscription or bounties to attract recruits.
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Associated Press
House of Lords
Lord Wolseley
United States Army
Great Britain
United Commercial Travelers Meet In Columbia
The U C T convention in Columbia reports membership rise from 217 in 1900 to 1777 twelve months later. A Pottsmouth Va member James Brown, aged over 60, had a long facial sore cured permanently by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Local sponsors listed include Rider & Snyder and L A McCuen.
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Columbia
Associated Eee
Supreme Council of the United Commers‘Travelers of America
America
Ladd
Myr
James Brown
Pottsmouth
DeWitt
Chas. W. Cupples
West Tremont Street
Rider & Snyder
East Main Street
L. A
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Cleveland Church
Brookfield
Jesse Coxey
Cleveland Justice
Baptist Association
Foley
Bright
Virginia
Eclipse Bargain Store
Stoner’s Dam
Great Coal Combine
U. C. T. Convention
Supreme Council
Columbus
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