Local Happenings From Navarre Area Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Host near the city a son. Lee Graber to Kenton for a week with relatives. Mrs John Lowe to Doylestown for several days with kin. B Cobert to Albany NY to visit parents. Boxwell Patterson exercises June 8 at Sixteen church. Ninth regiment reunion Sept 19 in Youngstown. McFadden family to Camden NJ for future home. Miss Sybila Snyder and Harry Gachter married quietly in Navarre. Bernard Bell to Sandusky for Elks convention Cedar Point. Mrs E E Fox to Attica for grandfather John May funeral, 92. Miss Mildred Saint visiting Navarre. Miss Lena and Amy Barnes guests in Navarre. Mary Oberlin vacationing in East Main St. George Jenior and Andrew Gill guests at Brand in Wear Brookfield. A Gordon to Cameron Pass to explore mining. State board bids June 12 for Miami Erie and Ohio canals projects. Birthday party at Mrs Jesse Gill’s with Carnation and sweet peas. Twelfth annual Boughman reunion June 14 at Mary Boughman and George Steinbach home. Jay Vogelgesang dies at 23 in Canton. G A R delegates from Canal Dover to Dayton support Rev W L Rice as chaplain. Henry Gribble dies near Canal Dover. survived by relatives. Prohibitionists plan Stark county convention June 16 Canton city hall. McEwen engagement announced in Nashville to William Ulman of New York. B&O excursion to Cleveland June 10. Massillon 7:30 am, return 6 pm. $1.00 round trip.
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John Lowe
Doylestown
Yuesday
B. Cobert
Albany
N. Y
Boxweill Patterson
Nineteenth Regiment
QO. V. I
Youngstown
Sybila Snyder
Harry R. Gachter
Navarre
Bernard Bell
Sandusky
the Elks of Ohio
Cedar Point
E. E. Fox
Attica
John May
Mildred Saint
Sharpsburg
John J. Brand
Wear Brookfield
Gordon
Cameron Pass
Cedl
State Board of Public Works
Miami & Erie
Ohio
Jesse Gill
Muskingum
Boughman
Mary Boughman
George Steinbach
James D. Altman
Jay F. Vogelgesang
Thomas D. Vogelgesang
Canton
North
Walnut Street
Carl
Toacarawas County
Department
Dayton
W. L. Rice
Gnadenhutten
Canal Dover
Henry Gribble
Midvale
Frederick Gribble
Mr. Gribble
Daniel Gribble
Rogersvile
Stark County
Columbus
FM. McCartney
Nashville American
John A. McEwen
Nashville
Ethel McEwen
William Alban Ulman
New York
Massillon
McEwen
John 4. McEwen
William Campbell
Tennessee
Uiman
Republican Club
Obituary notices for Reinoehl Davis and Goodman
Mrs William Reinoehl aged 62 dies at Sippo home from complications of diseases funeral at Bible chapel Sippo Wednesday internment Pleasant Vein cemetery Survived by husband William Reinoch four children two sisters two brothers and several relatives Thomas Davis aged 4 dies at East Greenville home from pneumonia funeral at residence East Greenville internment East Greenville cemetery Frederick Goodman aged 50 dies at Massillon state hospital from apoplexy admitted twelve days ago from Canal Dover body sent to Canal Dover for interment
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William Reingehl
William Reinoehl
Sippo
Deeth
Bible Chapel
William Reinoch
William Myers
Wallace Smith
Elmer
Edward Reinoch
M. £. Moller
Mohler
Joshua Groff
Groll
Massillon
Pleasant Vein Cemetery
Thomas C. Davis
Thomas
Canal Dover
Proclamation Declares Flag Day Observance June 14
Governor Pattison issues a proclamation urging May Day observance on June 14 and calls for display of the flag from public buildings factories homes and businesses statewide. The message asks citizens to honor sacrifices done for national freedom and unity and renew loyalty in peaceful times.
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Columbus
Pattison
Roosevelt Attends National Cathedral School Commencement
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attend the commencement exercises of the National Cathedral School for Girls in Washingtons northwest suburbs. Their daughter Miss Ethel Roosevelt is a student. The school operates under the Episcopal church and is supervised by Bishop Henry Satterlee of Washington.
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Washington
Associated Press
Roosevelt
National Cathedral School For Girls
Ethel Roosevelt
Episcopal Church
Henry Satterlee
Striking miners apply for work at Hittman Coal
Wheeling June 6 by Associated Press two thirds of the Hittman Coal Company miners voted to apply for work at the mines today severing ties with the miners organization. They say the union has not lived up to its contract on wage benefits.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Associated Prevs
Hittman Coal Company
Knights of Columbus Opens National Convention in New Haven
The Knights of Columbus resumed session in New Haven with insurance rate discussions the main issue. In the afternoon the group dedicated its new national headquarters.
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New Haven
Conn
Associated Press
the Knights of Columbus
Monarchs Embrace in Vienna Meeting of Emperors
Emperor William arrived in Vienna and was greeted by Emperor Franz Joseph with marked cordiality. The two monarchs met in person and exchanged affectionate greetings, kissing three times in a display of warmth.
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Vienna
Fress
William
Francia Joseph
Sundry Civil Bill Debated In House Under Five Minutes Rule
The House began committee of the whole session on the sundry civil bill with a two hour general debate. Debate time is limited and the bill will be taken up under the five minutes’ rule. A column note mentions Tax Independent and classified ads yielding results.
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Washington
Assosciated Press
Llouse
Fire devastates Ashley business section in blaze
Ashley Ohio June 6 The business section was practically destroyed by a morning fire with losses around 50 000. The Knights of Pythias hall sparked the blaze damaging the Dugan clothing store Clavenger's furniture store and Stack's restaurant plus several other buildings. Insurance covers about half.
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Ashley
Associated Press
Knights of Pythias
Dugan
Clavenger
Stack
Bridge Company Wonta PointQuash of Subpoena Ends Bankruptcy Attempt
Judge Taylor of the United States District Court in Cleveland quashed the service of a subpoena against Massillon Bridge Company. The move to force bankruptcy was defeated as officers and plants shift between Massillon and Toledo. The Massillon plant will operate, with a new Toledo factory and large upcoming shop.
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Massillon Bridge Company
Taylor
United States Court
Cleveland
E. ‘J. Rice
Franks. Monnett
Hal C. DeRan
Massillon
Toledo
Reay
Ohio
Newman Creek coal mine abandoned and community notes
Newman Creek coal mine is now a thing of the past as pumps are being removed for abandonment. Lawrence township board of education met at Canal Fulton to discuss increasing teachers salaries and a June 27 meeting to hire teachers and adopt textbooks. Memorial day events at Newman featured a baseball win by single men, a full observance with a Gettysburg reading and decorated graves.
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Newman
John Lagiers
Master Abraham
Dalton
Benjamin Hall
Tuscarawas Township
Theophilus Jenkins
Akron
E. B. Prentice
West Brookfield
John Pollock
North Lawrence
Our Village
Watts
Annie Evans
Viola Doubledee
Bentley
Evan Morris
8Ippo
William Forest
D. E. Rowlands
W. L. Dehoff
Massilion
Barbara Dehoff
H. M. Anderson
Harrigan County
Lawrence Township
Newman Creek
George Selway
Flushing
Mish
Garing
Street
Rummins
Lottie Roderick
Gettysburg
R. H. Ralston
Peterson
Thomas H. Currie
Canton
Won't Give Up Office
Columbus June 6. Frank Slater state printing supervisor refused to turn over office to successor J W Johnson of Waverly Ohio arguing Johnson is not a practical printer and that neither his commission nor bond approval has been signed by Governor Pattison.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Frank Slater
J. W. Johnson
Waverly
Johnson
Pattison
Northern Ohio Traction to Acquire Canton Akron Railways
The Cleveland Leader reports the sale of Canton Akron Railway to Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company is largely agreed. Papers are not signed awaiting consent of Canton Akron preferred stock holders to exchange stock for bonds. Once consent is obtained, closing is expected soon and formal control change announced, with operation by July 1 or soon after.
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Cleveland Leader
Canton- Akron Railway Company
Northern Ohio Traction and Light Company
Canton-Akron
Northern Ohio
Ohio
Many of Your Neighbors Judge You by Your Hour
An advertisement for Green Seal Liquid Paint highlights how its finish improves a house’s appearance and signals style. Hawk Hardware Co. distributes the product, promoting its dressy look and perceived value to homeowners.
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Gale
Hawk Hardware Co
Hassler Family Reunion Held At Stanwood Home
The Hassler reunion gathered Tuesday at Albert Shilling's Stanwood home with all ten living children present and about 100 relatives. Among the many attendees were twenty four of fifty two grandchildren and twenty four of forty four great grandchildren. Names listed include Mary Tinkler Cleveland John Hassler Dessie Oberjin Melissa Shilling Cora Hollinger Emma Oberlin Lottie Oberlin Lucinda Levers Alice MacDowell Anson J Hassler Naomi Poorman Charlotte Newstetter Minnie Miller Maggie Ricksecker. Relatives thank Albert Charles Arthur and Bertram Shilling for use of the house grounds and transportation.
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Hassler
Albert Shilling
Stanwood
Mary Tinkler
Cleveland
John Hassler
Dessie Oberjin
Melissa Shilling
Cora Hollinger
Emma Oberlin
Mansheld
Lottie Oberlin
Massillon
Lucinda Levers
Bentley
Alice M MacDowell
Dalton
Anson J. Hassler
Indianapolis
Ind
Naomi Poorman
John Porman
Charlotte Newstetter
Minnie Miller
Maggie Ricksecker
Albert
Charles
Arthur
Bertram
Wertz Heads Wayne Delegation In Seventh District Contest
The Seventh District Democratic convention meets in New Philadelphia with Wertz of Dalton leading Wayne county delegates and friends to contest the nomination against Ashbrook of Johnstown and Hurst of New Philadelphia. The race centers on a three way fight with county blocs backing each candidate. Smyser, the Republican incumbent from Wooster, is expected to seek renomination and face the district winner in the next election.
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Wertz
Dalton
Wayne County
Magsillon
Pennsylvania
New Philadelphia
Canton-Akron
W. A. Ashbrook
Johnstown
Licking County
Hurst
Wayne
Licking
Ashbrook
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Coshecton
Smyser
Wooster
Suit Seeks 29009 Damages Against Alliance Steel Foundry
Canton June 6 Attorneys Willison Day and W J Peckley sue in common pleas for 29009 damages for John Jobi claiming negligence by American Steel Foundries Company of Alliance. Jobi says on March 3 1906 he was unloading pig iron bars under a crane when sacks weighing 100 to 200 pounds fell on him crushing chest and abdomen and injuring lungs permanently.
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Canton
Willison
Card of Thanks for a Dear Wife and Mother
We thank our neighbors and friends who assisted us during sickness and death and those who contributed floral offerings and the choir for their kindness at the funeral. William Jackson and Children, B. and C. excursions every Sunday to Cleveland Massillon Uhrichsville and Bridgeport. Raves very low.
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William Jackson
Cleveland
Massillon
Uhrichaville
Bridgeport
Convention for Judgship Nominates Harter for Common Pleas Bench
A judicial convention in Canton on June 16 at 10:30 a.m. will meet to renominate Judge Henry S. Harter of Canton for another term as common pleas judge. Delegates and alternates from Stark County are listed, including Bart Whiting, J. Dueber, J. Deweese, and many others representing cities such as Canton, Massillon, Nim, and Minerva.
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Julius Whiting
Judicial Committee
Court House
Canton
Henry S. Harter
Common Pleas
Rames
Stark County
Judas Whiting
John C. Dueber
Joseph Deweese
Durfee Borden
Garion Naftzger
George Schaffer
R. H. Day
Massillon
David Carl
Osnaburg
B. MI. Stier
Paris
George McDonald
Minerva
Herbert Sweet
Waynesburg
George Walker, Jr
Pierce
Daniel Wolf
Navarre
John McWhinney
Beach City
Spidle
J. A. McLaughlin
C. W. Faust
Harvey Ake
John &. Bothwell
Luther Day
Alliance
John B. Kagey
Louisville
Eugene Willison
George Kratsch
German Catholic Union of Ohio Holds Eighth Annual Convention
The German Catholic Union of Ohio will hold its eighth annual convention in Cleveland June 10 to 12 with a grand Catholic mass meeting Sunday evening led by Bishop Horstmann. About one hundred delegates arrive Saturday to prepare for events at St. Michael’s church. Delegates will tour the city Tuesday afternoon and attend services Sunday and Monday. Delegations expected from Youngstown Akron Canton Elyria Lorain and other towns. B & O fares quoted with low rates and the contact through M G Carvel Cleveland O.
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German Catholic Union of Ohio
Cleveland
Land
Grays’ Armory
Horstmann
Ohio
St. Michael’s Church
Olock
Youngstown
Akron
Magsillon
Canton
Elyria
Lorain
Roosevelt Endorsed by Republican State Convention
The Republican state convention platform strongly endorses President Roosevelt for his enforcement of anti trust laws. It calls for public disclosure of corporate affairs, control of transportation rates, and oversight of staples and necessities of life. Stuart was nominated on the first ballot.
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Barrisburg,Ja
Byf Associated Press
Roosevelt
Stuart
Storm Center May Be Shifted In Jefferson County
Martial law remains in effect around Bradley as soldiers guard Plum Run and Bush Run mines with little headway and no coal shipments. General Speaks fortifies lines and sets HQ near United States Coal Company offices while non union workers are deployed to Moores Run mines. About 1,500 union miners operate elsewhere, amid expected trouble and possible shift of tension to Belmont county.
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Bradley
Plum Run
Rush Run
Speaks
United States Coal Company
Belmont County
Moores Run
Bridgeport
Quiet at Dinonvale mining district
At Dinonvale sub district No 5 the situation is quiet with no mines started and openings postponed to next week. Strikers and troops remain amicable at Bradley, Plum Run sees fifty more non union miners at work. A militia company from the Fourth Ohio is here, with the Seventh regiment arriving later today. Soldiers to be camped for a short outing.
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DiNonvale
Associated Press
Bradley
Plum Run
Ohio Regiment
Hueyras
Ohio Supreme Court hears Roberson Realty case over Drake inquiry warrants
The Ohio Supreme Court opened arguments in Roberson Realty Company versus State Auditor Guilbert to force warrants for the Drake investigation committee. The case centers on continuing attempts to examine alleged Cincinnati corruption while the auditor opposes the probe as unconstitutional. Nearby notices promote home products and tourist services without relevance to the case.
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Columbus
Associated Preas
Supreme Court of Ohio
Roberson Realty Company
W. D. Guilbert
Drake Investigation Committee
Cincinnati
Guilbert
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