Soldier Dead Record of Mrs Jenkins and Massillon List
The Independent reports on Mrs. Jenkins maiden Mary Owen of Dansville Pa who served in the Civil War beside her sweetheart later marrying Abraham Jenkins. The Massillon cemetery lists include Nathaniel Skinner grandfather of A T Skinner, native of Connecticut, with Massillon’s soldiers’ dead growing by a few names this year.
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Massillon
West Brookfield
Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
Mahoning
Connecticut
Massillon Knights of Columbus Institute New Alliance Council
Forty two Massillon Knights of Columbus aided in forming a council in Alliance. Delegations traveled from Akron Fulton Massillon and Canton aboard a special train to Massillon. A service at St Joseph's church followed by ceremonies at the I O C F hall. Degrees conferred by Youngstown and Wellsville councils under State Deputy P J Brady. Banquet at Russell House with 350 present. Massillon contingent returned at midnight. Fourteen Massillonians earned second and third degrees at Alliance.
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Massillon Knights of Columbus
Alliance
Akron
Massillon
Cleveland
Fulton
Canton
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Farrell
I. 0.C. F. Hall
Youngstown
W. A. Maline
Father Maguire
J.M. Blake
P. J. Brady
Child narrowly saved from trolley as mother collapses
A two year old boy on the Canton Massillon road near Jackson Lane crawled onto the track as a trolley approached within about seventy five feet. The mother ran out, fell twice, then lay with face in hands. Motorman Joseph Hollis stopped the car within twelve inches of the child, saving him. Passengers were jolted by the abrupt halt. The notice then shifts to a health ad promoting Kodol Dyspepsia Care with testimonial from Chas. W. Cupples and Rider & Snyder addresses.
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Albert Stephan
Canton-Massillon
Jackson Lane
Joseph Hollis
Cheap Insurance Promotion Claims Cure for Ailments
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as cheap protection against Bright's disease diabetes and other illnesses, plus Rider & Snyder recommend Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a household cough and cold remedy, urging every family to keep both in the medicine chest.
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Bright
Foley
Rider & Snyder
Dr. Wood
Sunshine and parade mark Memorial day in Massillon
The Massillon Memorial day program drew its largest crowd in years as a parade formed at the G A R quarters and moved along South Erie street. Colonel G W Shurtleff of Oberlin spoke at the Armory urging genuine patriotism and warning that danger lies in degenerate politics and a broken merit system. The event included Knights of St John, a post office band, and Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address read by Adjutant John Ellis.
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Shurtleff
Massillon
Erie Street
Knights of St. John
Navarre
Canton
Plum Street
J. C. F. Putman
Post Office Force
Grand Army of the Republic
J. F. Pocock
R. A. Pinn
Oberlin College
Mr. Pinn
Shurtlel
Tribaite
Pinn
Napoleon
Alexander
Shurtinal
North
South
Resignations shake Canton board of trade leadership
Canton May 31 Charles R. Miller president and Charles A. Dougherty resigned from the board of trade at a Wednesday meeting. Miller plans to move to Cleveland in July and his resignation was accepted. Dougherty cited long years of service and criticism as reasons. his resignation was rejected unanimously. Also noted: affidavits challenging a Cook farm sale commission. Plus court notes on wrongful death and estate suits, marriage licenses, and brief medical ads and testimonials.
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Canton
Board of Trade Directors
Charles R. Miller
Charles A. Dougherty
Miller
Cleveland
Dougherty
Conrad Schweitzer
Cook Farm
C. T. Walker
West South Street
Mrs. Walker
Elizabeth Fraser
Miss Fraser
England
Dr. Walker
Pew
Ruth J. Grant
H. W. Hossler
William Grant
Seeman & Seeman
L. H. Casselman
Champion Pole and Shaft Company
Ohio Pole and Shaft Company
New Berlin
Samuel E. O'Leary
Akron
Alice Davenport
Massillon
Henry D. Heckman
Minnie Katschbach
Wilmot
Charles Lareker
Nettie Swaller
Navarre
Saint Remy and Provence Fair and Past Glanum Echoes
A travelogue through Saint Remy and Provence describes a double decked train car, olive trees and vines, and the ancient Roman remains of Glanum. It notes Sunday matinée processions, Provencal dress, church architecture, and a Provence fair with booths, cattle shows, and a Saint Mark celebration with bonfires and drums.
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Tarascon
Saint Remy
Chez Teston
Arbustes
Glanum
Hannibal
Cesar
Attila
Julii
Fifth Avenue Church
Europe
Chez Trston
Provence
Mark
Eachtian
Sacred Votive Procession Blesses Town Vineyards
A nighttime torch scene closes with a large circle around the fire. At dawn drums resume as mass ends and an image with ecclesiastical banners is carried through the town. Tall candles, donation plates, and a vine blessing at a shrine dramatize the ritual.
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Nater
Handy
Hospital Notes Picnic at New Park Planned this Year
Memorial day observances at the state hospital featured a Daughters of Veterans visit with boutonnières, a patient-heavy baseball game, and plans for a picnic at the institution. Examinations for trainee nurses will occur next week, rain hindered hospital farming, and a Fourth of July park celebration is planned east of the buildings. Abe Stanley and Grace Boone were among visitors, with a Canton dance drawing a large crowd.
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New Park
Rolling Mill
State Hospital
Daughters of Veterans
Stella McMillen
Ray Markle
Training School of Nurses
Abe Stanley
Salem
Miss Grace Boone
Charity School Notes Close Term With Program
The spring term closed Friday May 24 with recitations and select reading led by Miss Florence Harper of New Cumberland. About sixty five stumps and two large boulders were removed from the north farm using dynamite as a stump puller. Crops look well. The gpilaren now in school are twenty three in number, in good health and spirits.
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Florence Harper
New Cumberland
North Farm
Foot Crushed in Warwick Tile Diggers Accident
John Leonard of Weber alivet suffered a crushed right foot when coal fell on him in Warwick tuine on Monday. Dr. William son ling amputated toe tips and warned further removal of foot portions may be needed. Injury occurred as Leonard was struck by falling coal.
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John Leonard
Weber Alivet
Warwick Tuine
Williamson Ling
Leonard
Jurreg
Explosion at Mrs Chantry Piper Home Burns Woman Severely
Mrs Chantry Piper of 3 West Cherry street was severely burned Thursday by a gasoline stove explosion caused by an unignited leak. Injuries affect her arms and hands. Doctors D. S. Gardner Gans and Pumphrey attended. A second item notes a Potsmouth Virginia man over 50 suffering a facial sore treated with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Rider & Snyder advertise healing salve claims.
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Chantry Piper
West Cherry Street
James Brown
Potsmouth
DeWitt
Chas
WL Guppies
Aremont
Rider& Snyder
East Main Street
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