Local Happenings From Massillon Noted Events
Local notices report births to Mr and Mrs Walter Allman on Pine Street and to Mr and Mrs George Lomady son born. Picnics, travel for conventions, family visits, and a surprise party mark a bustling week with clergy, merchants, and veterans noted. A storm claims a horse on Rickecker farm, and public figures visit relatives or attend ceremonies in Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Allman
Pine Street
George Lomady
Lomady
Jacob Graze
Hose Company No. 4
Keckier
Fred Shriver
Cedar Point
Ohio Parmaceutical Association
Frank &. Woods
New York
Massillon Show Print Company
John Backey
Rickeecker Farm
Justus
George Graze
John Graze
Christian Graze
Cosnocton
N.Y
Robert S. Barnett
Louisiana
J. M. Lester
Northa Street
Barnett
Schofield
President Schofield
Wooster University
Baptist Churches of
Massillon
Newman
Veda Vandervort
O. E. Hall
East Oak Street
John Ricksecker
Harvey McFarren
Westerville
Eva
Aiy Boughman
Cleveland
Jesse King
E. B. Baskey
Hench
Youngstown
Dime novels barred on Pennsylvania rail system
News agents at all stations and aboard trains on the Pennsylvania system have been notified that no more blood thirsty dime novels and detective stories can be sold. Officials aim to curb what they call a breeding ground for crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Policeman Fatally Wounded in Chicago Safe- blowing Shootout
Chicago June 21 Patrolman William McGeoghan was likely fatally wounded after a pistol fight with alleged safe blowers. John Maloney, an accused safe breaker, was shot in the stomach and leg. The clash occurred as officers pursued suspects in a downtown exchange of gunfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William McGeoghan
John Maloney
Bocronn al eit 0 400 1 and W Di Pee archive
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local note or listing reference to archives. Likely mentions Bocronn al eit and W. Di Pee in connection with a historical archive or collection. No clear event, date, or location is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocronn al Eit
W. di
Weddings of June Days In Massillon
A series of nuptials in Massillon and Canton features Edna Sonnhalter and Edward Quigley at St Josephs church with reception at the bride’s home. Grayce S Falls and J Emmett Converse wed at St Josephs parsonage and depart for a lakes cruise. Edna Byer and Fred B Schnierle wed near the city and plan to Walnut street. Carrie Seifert and Otto Simon marry at St Marys. Laura Anthony and Otto Heitger marry in Canton and plan housekeeping in Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Sonnhaltr
Jacob Sonnhalter
North Mill Street
Edward Quigley
Barberton
Paris
Mise Clara Quigley
Gari § Longhalter
Sharon
Peck
Akron
Converse
Fall
Grayce S. Fals
J. Emmett Converse
St. Joseph’s Parsonage
Father Vollmayer
Charles Converse
Ellen Converse
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
East Oak Street
Byer-Schnierle
Edna Byer
Adam Byer
Fred B. Schnierle
Luther Coffman
Charles Byer
Jennie Schnierle
Schnierrle
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Couule
Walnut Street
Seiffert-Simon
Carrie Seifert
Otto Simon
Scono
St. Mary's Church
Father Reuter
Anthony Heitger
Laura Anthony
Canton
Otto H. Heitger
Massillon
Armald
A. Heitger & Son
Sons of the Grand Army of the Republic planned in Denver
In Denver on June 21 a society named the Sons of the Grand Army of the Republic was organized to perpetuate the memory of the G A R. Eligibility is limited to direct descendants of men who served in the U S Army during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Grand Army of the Republlic
Sons of the Granit ‘Army of the Republic
United States Army
Cloud Burst Wreaks Heavy Loss Between Princeton and Vincennes
A cloud burst between Princeton and Vincennes caused about twenty thousand dollars in property damage, mainly to cut wheat. Much stock was drowned and three thousand feet of the Evansville and Terre Haute railroad washed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
Vincennes
Evansville
Terre ‘Haute
Nearby Towns and Communities Report June Events
Bentley notes Children's Day services at 10 30 next Sunday and festival on July 2 on the church lawn. Various residents from Manchester Canal Fulton West Brookfield Massillon and others attend events. school commencements and summer plans cited. Beach City reports festivals band concerts resignations and bank health. Newman and Newman variants show church and school activity. Elton notes rain damage and Children's Day programs. Mt Eaton and West Lebanon cover religious services civic notes and health concerns. local roads, farms, and residents referenced with multiple family names scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley
Myers’ Church
Church Lawn
Charlee Margo
Manchester
Sadie
Frank Brinker
Canal Fulton
Bessie Helms
West Brook‘field
Nellie Snavely
Beach City
Wooster
F. B. Schlaffy
Citizens Bank
Charles H. Stan
Mary Houriet
Akron
Winestare
Bair & Machan
Cleveland
Muss Halfey Quark
Patan
Dast
Mas “Ton
Tas
Low Fares West and South Special Home-seekers Excursions
Reduced excursion fares offered via Pennsylvania Lines for home seekers to the West and South. Stopover privileges allow inspection of business opportunities across many states including Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska the Dakotas Oregon Washington Texas and other western regions. Tickets available on specified summer dates with detailed fare and time information from local Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents. Excursion tickets for Fourth of July trips July 1 2 and 4 valid for return to July 6 with agents handling fares and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wea Penneylvania Lois Ta Paints
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missonn
Montana
Nebraska
Danotas
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Pennsylvania Lines
Wreck blocks two Pennsylvania tracks after rear end freight collision
A rear end collision between two coke trains near Massillon Iron and Steel and Toledo and Massillon Bridge Company works disabled a caboose and several cars, dismantling the engine and delaying westbound and eastbound traffic for hours. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Massillon Iron and Steel Company
Toledo and Massillon Bridge Company
Sears
Bridge Works
Thomas Falor
Alliance Wrecking
Taft Praying for Yale in Clark College Speech
Worcester Massachusetts June 21 The President Roosevelt trains arrives welcomes by Lt Governor Gould and Mayor Blodgett after Clark College commencement Dr Mabie delivers oration Roosevelt eulogizes Senator Hoar and praises President Wright Yale and Harvard crews cheer at Gates Ferry though train does not stop Roosevelt later explains he slept at Gates Ferry and sends best wishes to Yale and Harvard captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mars
Gould
Blodgett
Hamilton W. Mabie
Clark College
Carroll G. Wright
Roosevelt
Hoar
Wright
Yale
Harvard
Gates Ferry
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J. A. Witt
Pearl
Clara Klein
Masaillon
Richard Harvey
Lock Haven
B. L. Ayres
Richville
Erie
Charles B. Harvey
Portsmouth
Main
Umie Islands
Philippines
Diar
Teante
Thomas W. Chapman
Clark Meteser
Richville Tlc
Raeosegeer
Aaror
Toomas Yot
Cantondane
John Meele
O. ©. Huish
Fufin
RO Brewer
Prespsterman
Mussilau
H. V. Kramer
East South Street
William Garland
Virginia
William Johns
Pee & DE
Byer - Schnierle
Sonnhalter-Quigley
Converse- Fall
Anthony Helger
A. R
Sons of G. A. R
Indiana
Hollister
T. Baltaly
Alta Weyant
Lara Oberlin
Mary Erb
Wadsworth
G. R. Snavely
Cizteen
Pigeon Run
Otterbein University
May Snavely
William Levers
Friends
William Snavely
Lakeside
Mies Ada Scoté
Glyde Snavely
Massillon High School
Edna Snavely
Goldie Trabey
Ivine Yost
A.C. Oberlin
Warren Erb
Mansfield
Steele
Tiffin
Arlan Minger
Newalan
Jonnie Mure ‘Gan
New Philadelpha
Red
Prosser
John Sadler
A. L. Willams
George Willams
George Rogers
McGee Sisters
Mary C. Weidner
Willam Weidner
C. H. Roderick
Lottie
Edward
Newman Friends
Masmllon State Hospital
Elton
Jane
Raine
Wack
Westelebanon
West Lebanon
Jacob Vongonden
Hopacker
Vongonden
Warwick Farm
Oplinger
Jeans
Henry Stahl
Beals
Card
Darius Blackston
Sugar Creek
MT. Eaton
Graham
Reformed Church
John Zaugg
Killbuck
Charles Graber
Jhang
Eaton
Sume
Howard Harrold
San
Doughty
Soung Veterinary
West
Sol
Pennsylvania Yards
Taft
The
Clark
Senator Hoar
Sime In
Colt
Men’s Oxfords
Misses’ & Children’s
Tannis
Goodyear West
Edward Zintsmaster
Good Shoes
East Main St
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