Local Happenings in Massillon and Nearby Areas
Dr DOS Gardiner is in Cleveland today. Mrs I Moers and son visit Norwalk relatives. Clare Oster guests in Findlay. Kay Hall of Bridgeport visits Massillon friends. John Sehneider and Carl Meyhart fishing in Zoar. J B Ricksecker of New York staying with Hemperlys. Mrs Michael Zink goes to Loudonville for a death in the family. W H Miler begins law study in Massillon. Perry Lodge Knights of Pythias to hold Memorial services next Sunday at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dos. Gardner
Cleveland
I. Moers
Norwalk
Clare Oster
Findlay
Kay Hall
Bridgeport
Massillon
John Sehneider
Carl Meiyhart
Zoar
J.B. Ricksecker
New York
Frank Hemperly
Michael Zink
Loudonville
W. H. Miler
North Lawrence
J. A. McLaughlin
Perry Lodge
Knights of Pythias
BE. J. King
Denver
Colo
Injuries Reported In Local Accidents And Hospitalization
Frank Clark of 254 East Tremont street was taken to Aultman hospital for surgery to remove part of a foot after a toe injury led to gangrene. Peter Wert fell from a bicycle on East Martin street, badly spraining a wrist as a block was struck by his wheel. Mrs Nicholas Schneider of Canal and Wood streets was injured when a ring finger was torn nearly from her hand during alighting from a car on South Erie street. John Leonard of 45 Weber street underwent an operation to remove his right foot after a mine accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wert
N. Schneider
John Leonard
Frank Clark
East Tremont Street
Aultman Hospital
Gunton
Clark
East Matin Street
Mel
Suiln Eider
Nicholas Schneider
Canal
Wood Streets
Erie Street
Leonard
Weber Street
Married at St. Joseph's with Braun and Heck pair
George Heck and Miss Edith Braun were married at St. Joseph's church at 8 30 Wednesday morning. Rev J F Kuebler performed the ceremony with Miss Anna Heck as bridesmaid and Herbert Brown as best man. A reception will be held at the bride's parents home north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heck
Edith Braun
August Braun
George A. Heck
St. Joseph's Church
J. F. Kuebler
Anna Heck
Herbert Brown
Shaffer Elected Imperial Potentate at Mystic Shrine
Philip C. Shaffer of Philadelphia was chosen Imperial Potentate of the Order of the Mystic Shrine. San Francisco was selected as the meeting place for 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Associated Press
Philip C. Shaffer
Philadelphia
Order of the Mystic Shring
San Francisco
National Metal Association raises funds for machinists strike
New York reports the National Metal Association has raised a half million dollars to aid the strike committee in supporting striking machinists. The item also includes health ad copy promoting Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and DeWitt's Little Early Risers with local distributor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
National Metal Nde Association
Lightning damages a house at Crystal Springs during storm
In Crystal Springs a house owned by Frank Meiner was struck by lightning on Tuesday afternoon, damaging part of the roof and chimney while the family was away. Insurance covers the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cryste’s
Elton
Genoa
Brookfield
Bolivar
Campcreek
Frank Meiner
Margaret Meiner
Christ
Ries
Lewis
Olney
L Mnyis
William Leonard
Squire William Preece
Canton Prestay
Swihart Family Reunion At Nimisilla Park
The Swiharts held their fourth animal reunion at Nimisilla park in June 1961. About 200 attendees enjoyed a noon dinner and various performances. Officers were elected, and the group plans to meet the first Saturday of June each year at the same park. A poem titled Our Reunion was read, and theater ads closed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiharts
Nimisilla Park
Kimber
John Danner
Canton
Pussy’s Shelter
Litella Mathie
Raster
Hllen Dewalt
Jennie Swihart
Hang Soto
Bertha Corren
Ingold
Helen Crone
Maud Lagold
Esse Hinder
Sith
Mathie
Anna
Myrtle Mathie
Buckius
Arthur
Cie
FP. Swihart
W. Swihart
L. D. Maethie
John Zerg
Gabriel Swihart
Ceul
LD. Macnin
Seely
Canal Fulton
New Woman and Health Remedies Highlight Peruna Ads
Mrs Rose Parker and Dr Rachel A Magaw tout Peruna remedies in a column praising health cures and the so called new woman. The ad invites readers to mail symptoms and receive one month’s treatment guidance from Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio and to obtain Peruna at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Parker
William Downs
Rachel A. Magaw
W. Jefferson Street
Springfield
New Coal Company Formed as Pocock Property Discussed
Dan R. Hanna and W J Mullins, tied to Massillon and Wooster firms, oversee the Pocock Coal Company talks. A plan to lease mines and pay Pocock a percentage failed. Offices not yet set, improvements planned to cut production costs, and no new acreage until existing mines exhaust. Festival noted in Cross Roads for June 22 with Wilmot band and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan R. Hanna
W. J. Mullins
Combine
Pocock Coal Company
Pan R. Hanna
Massilion Coal Mining Company
W. J. Maltins
Wooster
Mar. Hanna
Mr. Hanna
Mr. Mullins
J.P. Pocock
Pocock
Moulins
Stanwood Church Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival Invited
The Reformed church of Stanwood invites all to an ice cream and strawberry festival on Saturday evening June 22 at the school building. Desserts will be served and attendees are urged to come. By order of committee. Also, Gibson Pig inres show and New Ape merry Thursday through Friday nights mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benon Crry
Mr. Hare
Canton
M. E
Alfred Grites
Wilmot
Elis Crites
Crystal Spring
Crites
Worthy Patman
Wm. Patman
California
Geo. Weiner
Clarence Slichter
Wooster University
Emma Armiest
Ridhville
Basely
Truby Colts
Clay City Boys
Beckley
Louisville
Vis City
Sprinkle
Ashland
U. B. Church
E. J. Schlatly
Winesburg
John Steins
Hugo Koehler
Beach
Brookfield
West BrookheLp
Harrison Hodgin
Massillon
Joseph , Hodgin
Navarre
Albert Pattinson
Dalton
Thomas Pattinson
John Graber
M Lonise Bennett
William Ickes
John Jones
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Cross Roads
Reformed Church of
Stanwood
AML
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Naylor
Constables
Aaron Hkubright
Hemperly
John Sheets
H. V. Kaempker
A. J. Paul
Richard Bachtel
Highland Park
Greentown
Valley Railroad
Albert Wendling
Rhodes Glass Bottle Company
H. Willard Seaman
TI. H. Seaman
Park Street
Seaman
Provident Life and Trust Company
John Pepper
Massillon State Hospital
Ann
David Jones
West Main Street
British Isles
Mr. Jones
Landon
John Eisenbrei
Mathias Eisenbrei
Jeln Stiddard
Mars
Mary Greenwald
Mamie Greenwald
Charles Forsythe
Akron
D.C. Burton
Borris
Massillon Coal Mining Company
Bertha Richardson
A. B. Richardson
Washington
Wilber Neil
Columbus
Aaron T. Elliott
Cadis
Cadiz
Elizabeth Lane Fawcett
Sarah Bard
Alliance
William Eckroate
Eckroate
Chicago
New Yorks
John McGlatchie
Dangeleigen
Squire Sibila
Presbyterian Church
N. P. Bailey
Sabina
John Herron
Margaret Berle Young
Locust Street
Insall
Guilfrey Shook
Lew Dershouck
New Philadelphia
Guttleity Lacy
Edward Lacy
William Dunlap
Ernest Lacy
Edith Lacy
Canal Dover
John Dershook
May
Katy Dershook
Somerdale
Henry Dershook
John Berleyoung
Otto Berleyoung
Lottie Berleyoung
Clinton
Peter Haag
John Senn
John Moylan
Edward , Moylan
Florence Moylan
Norman Senn
ST. Joseph’s
P. C. Shaffer
Chamberlain
Price
DeWitt
Chas
W. Cupples
West Tremont Street
Rider & Snyder
East Main Street
Youngstown Hill
Beach City
Newman
Priscilla Jenkins
C.I. Roderick
Lottie
M: Lon
Newnan
Elie Zimmerman
Sippo
Crystal Springs
Henry A. Wise
G. W. Pearce
Youngstown
Thomas C. Miller
Richard ©. James
Elizabeth Edward
A. Masters
John Sadler
George Snyder
Mason
Newman and
Long and Short Coal Company
Chris Luch
Edward Rowland Davis
J. ©. Ford
First Baptist Church of
Newman Creek
Williamson Crossing
Mr. Ford
Mr. Ford, After Whicch
Thomas H. Currie
Currie
Nouwtil Lawrence Apfates
Noktu Lan Rees Suite Lea
Bessie Kekrotec
East Greenville
Simnday
J. H W. Mottershead
M. FE
Rachel Williams
Edward
Hotchkiss
Mossop
Joseph Prater
J. H. Laurence
Charles Allman
Harry Dale
Davod Weidnoun
Pike Township
John Collier
Kurrty Tuis
Star Buggy Company
Mt. Eaton
ID. Karts
Uniontown
J. Donat Pon
Jacol Boughimis
Justus
H. J. Christo
Cuiontown
Cross Roads Church
E. 4d Ott
Erhart
Joa. Poorman
William McParren
Richville
Honier Schneider
Rudy Seifer
Fred Marchand
DL. L. Marchand
Nayar
Lottie Boli
Clara Gross
Elva
Hazel Marchand
Bolivan
Caro Randit
J. F. Evans
Jame Hay
Win. Daley
Kent
Lotta Unglock
Kate Stahhuan
Lillian Roof
Aliss Mary Belter
Zour
Rezin Clark
Ella Geckler
Geo Hayes
Emma Wheeler
Lon
Haglock
Lloyd Lashissu Hore
Columiats
Sumer
Mary Ping
Elton Letter
Kitrow
George Hinley
Sugar Creek
John Eviit
Baughman
Kinwell
Anna Brinker
Thomas Baughman
McFarren Wroth
Little
Davie Harrold
Evan Evans
Uhyrichsville
M Will
Marion Tarrola
Ars
Clara Wertz
Orrville
Gustavus Sisterhen
Sisterhen
Canal Feros
Dunes
John Kitt
Will Clemens
Portland
Ore
Freshwater
Baldwin University
Berea
Rose Elfiett
Cora Bender
Sandussy
Hiss
G. 2B
Fulton
Iran
North Baltimore
H.W. Lauidrock
Thomas Porter
Zea
West Side
Orrin Werntz
Mr. Werntz
Dartos. Jamesh
Traben
Millersburg
OUR Boys
Carystal Spring
Henry Baird
Charles Oberlin
W. W. Meeks
Waupler
Sonnenberg
Jacob Sommers
George Siegler
Line Berg
Fred Hemp
Wooster Vast Wee
Johnny Lschunte
Plp
Hot 'Stetter
Hoa
Swihart Reunion
Bahney's
New Armory
New Coal Company
Dor. Fenner’s
4. T. Baltaly
Newspap
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