Local Happenings and Social Notes in Massillon
Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Smith a daughter and to Mr and Mrs John E Mc Lain a daughter. Mr and Mrs John Griffin visiting in Urichaville. Welsh reunion in Mahoning valley set for Youngstown August 14. Rev L H Barry and Rev G W Lose at Capital University commenced. Mrs Grace Miller surprised with water set and china. Mr and Mrs Burton Stoner arrive from Cincinnati for two weeks with Cyrus Stoner family. Mrs Charles Crawford now at Wellman street home after husband vanished. Carl Baatz broke right arm at St Joseph's school. Dr Garrigues treated. Blanche Brady to marry Horace G Yocum June 25. home after July 10 at Cottage Place. Warren Lamson, 15, missing since May 14 near Mt Vernon. Clara Leifer and Clarence James wed in Canton. Funeral of John Wesier from Weiler residence. pallbearers named. Massillon cemetery. Funeral of Mrs George Limbach at 369 West Main. Lady Maccabees attended. Massillon fire at Howells home caused by sparks. roof damaged. insurance covers loss.
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Harry Smith
John E. McLain
John Griffin
Ubrichaville
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
L. H. Barry
G. W. Lose
Columbus
Capital University
Grace Miller
Oak Street
Burton Stoner
Cincinnati
Cyrus Stoner
Stoner
Sunday Enquirer
Charles Crawford
Friends
Wellman Street
Carl
Chris Baatz
Massillon
St. Joseph’s
H. B. Garrigues
Oliver Brady
Cartle
Blanche Brady
Horace G. Yocum
John Wesier
Weiler
Pigeon Run
Adams
O. B. Keller
Samuel Hornberger
Arvine Crofut
Daniel Fisher
A. Krider
William Latham
George Limbach
West Main Street
L. H. Stewart
Lady Maccabees
Charles and
Canal Streets
Anthony Howells
Massillon Steam Laundry
Ohio
J. F. Seas
Orrville
General Hospital
Cleveland
Seas
Wayne County Children's Home
Wooster Republican
Retail Clerks’ Union
Kavinnon
Martin Brenner
Walter Kyle
Frank Norwood
Hugh Powera
Carl] Suhr
William Meuser
Shawbell
Wallace Keple
Hershey Meek
Armean
Local Trustees Name Lincoln Wilhelm To Board Roles
The grievance committee and trustees list includes Lincoln Wilhelm along with Clarence Rodenberger Clarence Holtz bach Jessie Nold Thur Biddle Frank Boerngen and Edward Yenner in leadership and oversight positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thur Biddle
Clarence Rodenberger
Clarence Holtzbach
Lincoln Wilhelm
Jessie Nold
Frank Boerngen
Edward Yenner
New Baltimore and Ohio Station Plans Approved
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway plans a new station on the present site with a relocated freight depot on the Spubler lot south of Main Street. The Cleve land Lorain Wheeling Railway originally drafted the plan, now approved and in Mussillon, with construction to begin shortly.
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Main Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railway Company
Spubler
C., L. & W. Company
Woodford
Maspillon
London King Edward Plot Rumor Sparks Speculation
A sensational London rumor claims a plot to assassinate King Edward prompted his illness and swift Windsor return. Officials gave no confirmation while Scotland Yard offered reticence and no denial, fueling debate among newspapers and circles.
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London
Edward
Aldershot
Scotland Yard
Windsor Castle
Francis Laking
Blame Ohio Operators Halt in West Virginia Coal District
A Monday meeting of New river area operators in Thurmond West Virginia showed resolve to resist concessions as miners hold firm. Four mines in the district produced coal with 1 270 tons total. 750 tons in a particular loading. Operators posted no trespass notices on mine and adjacent railroad property. They accuse Ohio operators of backing the strike to manipulate the market and profits for promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmond
W. V
Ansted
Ohio
Jury Drawn for Murder Case in Canton
In Canton on Tuesday a special jury panel of thirty six was drawn to try Sarah Robinson for first degree murder with twelve to be chosen. The Canton Akron Railway acquisition transfers Canton Massillon Electric Railway lines to the Canton Akron system. Homer Stone funeral held at 416 Brown Ave Canton. Road improvements awarded to Jackson and Plain townships. Beach City man Herman Blanchard arrested for check incident settled with clerk William Herbst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Casselman
Dudge Ambler
Pinky 14
Sarah Robinson
Nathan Torowski
John L. Myers
Joseph F. Wagner
John A. Burkholder
Lawrence
William H. Theobald
James A. Mahaffey
Ernest King
Adam Miller
Tuscarawas
William McKenzie
Geo. W. Powell
Marlboro
Samuel H. Hoiles
Washington
John Brillhart
Henry Schreiner
Massillon
Walter W. Webb
Alliance
Lafayette Swigert
Samuel Walter
Peter H. Barr
Adam Burkholder
Sugarcreek
John McConnell
Walter A. Beaumont
John Shoof
J. O. Krrchbaum
Lake
Charles M. Atwater
Canton-Massillon Electric Railway Company
Lakeview Land Improvement Company
Canton & Akron Railway Company
Louis Strayer
Stone
Pittsburg
Board of Trustees
Jackson Township
Plain Township
Serlin‘Fulton Road
Herman Blanchard
Beach City
William Herbst
Boas & Sherbh’s
Herbst
Blanchard
Cash forfeit demanded for Massillon Dalton and Wooster railway
Councilman Frantz says the Massillon Dalton and Wooster Electric Railway franchise should include a cash forfeiture of 5000 dollars to ensure construction by a stated time and rejects bonds. The article notes church ice cream events at West Brookfield Lutheran and a United Brethren festival at Pion Ran scheduled for Saturday June 21 with rain date Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantz
C. L. Frantz
Committee On Railways
Massillon, Dalton & Wooster Electric Railway Company
Canton-Masillon Company
Ladies of the Lutheran Church of
U. B
Pion Ran
Massillon High School Colors Placed on Apex Steeple
The Massillon high school senior class raised its colors on the steeple 145 feet above ground using ladders tied together. At 4:20 p.m. Tuesday the flag was secured and the bell rang with cheers. Herbert Schiefer earned a medal for placing the colors, with Joseph Riese as chief assistant and several classmates helping.
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Massilloni High School
Herbert Schiefer
Joseph Riese
Paul Rigdon
James A. Carnes
Clarence Lipps
Joseph McBride
Howard Yost
Aaron Snyder
Miners Seek Arbitration Over Illegal Screen Use
John Morgan of North Lawrence arrives to finalize arbitration plans on screens with illegal mesh sizes used by local mines. The United Mine Workers press for loss compensation, naming John P. Jones as UMW member and E. G. Willison for the Massillon Coal Mining Company. A third arbitrator will be chosen as the process proceeds. Morgan seeks endorsements from former mine operators Philip Sonnhalter and others to gain broad support for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
North Lawrence
United Mine Workers
Massillon Coal Mining Company
John P. Jones
Board of Arbitration
E. G. Willison
Messrs. Willison
Jones
Morgan
Philip Sonnhalter
Wed Morning Weddings in Norwalk and Massillon
Martin Gavin of Norwalk wed Alice Keef at St Josephs church with David Powers as best man and Kate Sangler as bridesmaid. The couple will honeymoon in Detroit then Michigan and settle in Wheeling. Frank Beiter wed Lilian Houk at St Marys church with Harry Parnacott as best man. They will host a wedding breakfast and begin housekeeping in South Erie Street.
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Martin Gavin
Norwalk
Alice Keef
John Keef
Jackson Street
St. Joseph’s Church
J. F. Kuebler
David Powers
Kate Sangler
Canton
Gavin
Wais
Wheeling
Cleveland
Detroit
Michigan
W. Va
Houk-Beiter
Frank Beiter
Lilian Houk
H. V. Kaempker
St. Mary's Church
Harry Parnacott
Rose Houk
G. N. Beiter & Son
Massillon Cemetery
A. F. Houk
Weat Tremont Street
Belter
Erie Street
More Furnaces For China Massillon Shirts for Puerto Rico
The Hess Snyder Company shipped furnaces to Tien Tsin China again this week, part of a yearlong effort totaling fifteen furnaces sent to China. A Massillon furnace was first sent on an order from Prof Clifford of a missionary school at Tien Tsin. Local mills ship flour to Germany and the British Isles while Diethenn manufactures skirts for Puerto Rico. Massillon Shirt and Skirt Company goods go direct to San Francisco then Honolulu and other Hawaii points. Glass makers eye bids for foreign bottle trade including Bombay India, fearing underbidding by foreign firms.
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Ithe Hess-Snyder Company
Tien-Tsin
China
Clifford
Wadsworth
Germany
British Isles
Diethenn Manufacturing Company
Puerto Rico
Massillon
San Francisco
Honolulu
Hawaii
Tocal Glass
Bombay
India
Canal Fulton Rounds Up Sunday Saloons and Local News
Canal Fulton acts to enforce Sunday closing after reports of violations. A large audience gathered at Mudbrook Lutheran church for a farewell tribute to L. L. Volkmar of Massillon who photographed the old church. Tearing down begins. Kittinger & Stock oversee the building, with Mr. Smith of Massillon handling stone work and A. W. Kittinger as architect. School term teachers announced for Lawrence township districts. several residents travel for study and visits. Community updates include missionary work in Puerto Rico, Chicago visits for studies, a bicycle accident injury, and church dedication funding near $2,500.
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Canal Fulton
Mudbrook Lutheran Church
L. L. Volkmar
Massillon
Johnl. Stockert
Kittinger & Stock
Mr. Smith
A. W. Kittinger
Mudbrook Church
Lawrence Township Board of Education
Fulton Moyday
Lafayette Swigart
Amos Miller
Messiah Prater
W. H. Anderson
Warren Mitchner
William Findlevy
Jonas Eschliman
Anapnias Rodecker
J.P. Jones
L. H. Lytle
Charles Cannon
Grace Fletcher
Martha Eschliman
Frank Reinoecht
W. H. Hill
W. B. Walters
H. H. Myers
R. O. Ellis
Liveengood
Johnson
North Lawrence Istrict
H. H. Gallatin
Lizzie Sorn
Anna Hogan Fullen
Puerto Rico
Elva Hoover
E. R. Williard
Wooster Avenue Reformed
Akron
E. P. Herbrook
D. D
Canton
Bridal Bouquets The Shower Bouquet and Other Flowers For Jane
Bridal bouquets evolve from long arm bouquets to shower designs praised for elegance. The shower bouquet uses many small blossoms, with violets common, and includes ribbon streamers and a central cluster. Sectional bouquets divide clusters among maids. White remains favored, with asparagus and maidenhair fern greens, and optional yellow touches. Flower children often carry petals or single blossoms.
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Jane
New York Herald
Shady DIY Hammock Shelter and Shortcake Recipes
An antiquated excerpt describes a wooden framed shady resting place with a fabric cover, usable as hammock shelter, plus detailed construction notes. It also explains genuine shortcake preparation, highlighting June strawberries, pastry flour method, butter rubbing, milk ratios, and layering with fruit and whipped cream. A brief New York Tribune note adds a strawberry ice dessert recipe using syrup, strawberry and lemon juice, and raspberry substitute.
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New York Tribune
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C. W. Lamson
Wilmington
Warren Lamson
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Eaton
Clara Leifer
Rudolph Leifer
Richville
Clarence James
State Hospital
Herbuck
West Virginia
Rocky Mountain Tea
T. Baltzly
Louisville, O
Slusser
Louis Baman
News OF the County
SAI
Homer Stone
Canton-Akron
Miss Keef
Honk
Bartiary Rimsteng Place
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