Local residents and visitors noted in Massillon social notices
A long list of visitors and residents is recorded. Dr Zintsmaster moves his office to 12 East Main street over Rider and Snyder's drug store. Numerous guests visit family homes in Crestline Cliff Street Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh while local weddings, travel to England, and social events fill Decoration Day and spring schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zintsmaster
East Main Street
Rider & Snyder
Benjamin L. Eaton
Pennsylvania Freight House Force
Crestline
Lewis
Samuel
Ft. Wayne
Ind
E. Llewellyn
Cliff Street
C. P. L. McLain
McLain
George Chapman
Chicago
Charles E. Chidester
Wooster University
City
Harry Wilson
Freds
Margaret Wise
Henry Street
J. A. Beattie
Pittsburg
Lee Graybill
East Tremont Street
F. W. Arnold
W. U. Crawford
Cedar Street
J. Tf. Evans
North Lawrences
England
Hilda Gessner
West Brookfield
Cyrus L. Young
East
Greenville
C. P. Foust
the Reformed Church
Tom
Miller
Margaret Miller
Cleveland
T. Clarke Miller
Fast South Street
Edith Jones
Gomer, C
Mary Belle Hamill
Plum Street
Miss Jones
Uie
Stark County Eisteddfod
Young West Lebanon Miner Dies By Self Inflicted Shotgun
John Morgan aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs Qinuliah Morgan of West Lebanon fatally shot himself with a single barrel shotgun in a second story room of the family home. He had been jovial minutes before and left a note of no known enemies or motive. Funeral services were planned for Friday at 10 oclock from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Lebanon
John Morgan
Qinuliah Morgan
Shewcing
Morgan
Bee
One Gan
Tven
Moreau
Ton Hind
Ushi li
Mreuny
Curd
Wors
Navarre man dies by action after drinking carbolic acid
Charles Bowers aged 30 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Bowers died in Navarre after drinking carbolic acid in the Navarre House back yard on Tuesday evening. He had talked with Clara King moments earlier and showed signs of mental distress. Funeral is set for Friday at 10 am from the residence with Rev J M Poulton officiating. Rathbone Sister Guards plan a Friday festival at Mrs W O Beans home 68 N Hill invited public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiler
James A. Wilson
Boston
Liverpool
Massillon
Wilson
Eelloward Felix
Thorn Street
Ada Culp
Burton City
Bert Emig
Simon Kreider
Wadsworth
State Mills
Clara Miller
Pauline Harrison
Anna Edar
Ella Yost
Irine Yost
Charles Yost
This City
Katherine Hoffman
Newon Falls
F. J. Cockburn
Cleveand
Raymond Rice
Cincinati
Navarre
Charles Bowers
Edward Bowers
Navarre House
Clara King
Charles W. Cuppies
J. M. Poulton
U. B. Church
Rathbone
W. O. Bean
N. Hill Street
Massillon Pastor Accepts Akron Call From First Christian Church
The Rev. George Darsie, over three years pastor of Massillon Christian Church, has accepted a call from Akron First Christian Church. He will resign next Sunday, with transfer planned in September. Akron’s church has about 1000 members and a 900 member Sunday school, plus six missionaries and a larger salary. Darsie previously led Connorsville Indiana and Covington Kentucky charges, and Bethany College graduate. No successor named yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darsie
Christian Church
First Christian Church of
Akron
Massillon
Akron First Christian Church
High Street
Darsie
Massillon Christian Church
Connorsville, Inc
Nev
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Akron Board of Deacons
Akron Board
Massalon
Connorsville
Ind
Covington
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Board of Deacons
John G. Slater
First Christian Church
East End
Leurch
Pittsburg
Interurban cars ferried crowds to Canton and Stark event
Heavy interurban street car traffic carried passengers to Canton for excursions and to Stark county for the eisteddfod in Massillon. Special trains ran late into the night with Massillon riders returning by 2 30 AM and dawn breaking on the trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Philadelphia
Canal Dover
Navarre
Massillon
Stark County
New Philadelphia
Arrests Expected in Canton State Bank Trouble Case
W L Davis and Corwin D Bachtel face warrants in Canton Missouri for embezzlement and stock fraud in the Canton State bank scandal. Bonds set at 7500 each with 5000 on stock charges and 2500 on bond for two Cleveland Brick Co bonds. Arraignment delayed until Saturday at 9. No grand jury action until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Davis
Corwin D. Bachte
Canton
Justice Barrick
Bavhtel
North
Walnut Street
Davis
Cleveland Brick Co
W. 8. Shertzer
W. L. Stolzenpach
George W. Butler
Buachtel
Corwin D. Bachtel
O. H. Bachtel
A. T. Stone
Helen M. Bachtel
Messrs
William R. Zollinger
Atlee Pomerene
W. Davis
Cushier Bachtel
Lynch & Day
Kate Lint
Nearby Towns Report From Newman and Canton Welsh Event
Miss Mary Bal of Canton and families visit Cliff residence and Newman with Welsh services at East Greenville. EF Dreehel of Massillon makes a monthly business trip to the village. Memorial day observances and a Rex. Sir. Mabon address in Massillon are noted. Born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. J G Dehent, a son. West Lebanon notes a seventy fifth birthday celebration with ten children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Ewman
Jane
Mary Bal
Canton
Sund
Anthony Russ
Wooster
August Peters
Joseph Grihth
East Greenville
Dreehel
Massillon
Mabon
Miassidlon
Mes
John Rummns
Lebanon
Community Notes From Elton Genoa and Nearby
Local items report residents moving, visiting relatives, and family events. Ceo Lettee moved to her daughter's home. Cabbot moved his mill to Robert Reed's farm. several families, including the McFarrens and Boughmans, planned reunions and visits. Farmers in Genoa finished planting corn and potatoes and social visits occurred at Marchand and Brothers households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPP
Lectee
Card
Bert McFarren
Hiram McFarren
Daniel McFarren
Rhodes
C. Cullen
George McFarren
John Oplinger
Boughman
Daniel Boughman
Amos B. Mase
Bolivar
Genoa
Carrie Baker
Canton
Sahurdiu
Obituary Summary Missing Key Details
Fragmentary obituary notice mentions a public figure or local figure with unclear name and events. The readable portions reference a church, pastor, and burial context but lack specific dates or identifications. Requires fuller text to produce a precise headline and summary.
Bologna Poison Found Near West Quad Street Yard
A damaged notice reports John Markley on West Quad Street finding a small piece of Bologna while repairing a yard fence. The meat allegedly contained powdered drug substances and dangerous toxins. A safety search followed. authorities warned against leaving such items where children may find them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Markley
West Quad Street
Klev
Cdl
Ohaderen
the Yard Daily
Eyersone
Dany
Marke
Orrville Crescent
Sunday Service Resumed Between alpots on Bo and OF fC
Sunday service resumed between alpots on Bo and OF fC within L and W Division. No further context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpots
Whispering Gallery of Dionysius at Syracuse Revealed
A fragment describes the famed Whispering Gallery of Dionysius in ancient Syracuse. It notes the parabolic curved vault, smooth stalactitic surface, and its 64 foot height with 17 to 35 feet breadth. The piece connects the echoing effect to rumors of captive conversations heard from above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tno
Yamote
Dionysius
Syracuse
Sicily
New Orleans Times Periocrat
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James Roberts
San Francisco
Cal
Olive Miller
J. McLaughlin
South
Erie Street
Mary M. Forster
Philip C. Weldieh
St. Mary's Church
Cyber of State
Awrot Street
Ddgerentral
Moffit Farm
Massillon Coal Mining Company
Cassius M. Robrts
Masillon
Cape May Point
Roberts
J. Timothy’s
Ivan Schlegel
New York
John Gintpet
St Oak Street
Toledo
Mr.chlegel
T. J. Colling
Schlegel
John Stambaugh
Miriam Thomas
Youngstown
Anthony Howells
Jennie Altwen Bell
William Altwen Bell
E. J. Evans
Howells
Minnie Evans
Sadie Nelson
Clara Nelson
Bessie Boyer
May Boyer
Edith Shorb
Anna Shorb
Grace Breckel
Ruth Breckel
Alice Black
Lucile Schrock
Nellie Lowry
Ella Buch
Blanche Weible
Clarence Evans
Zoar
John Morgen
Young Morgan
Massil
Lon
Beast Pastor
Murcer
Soao
Fundies
Chota
A. W. Chase
Hawver
Erie St
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