Local Happenings in Massillon and Nearby Areas
Glwrence Roger visits friends in Norwalk and many Massillonians attend events across the region. Notable items include the completion of the C. I. & W. storage siding at Columbia for 150 cars, a mass meeting at the Kelly hotel in Navarre, and a Welsh musical in Alliance that raised 8500 for a public library. Marriage notices, trips to Mexico and Europe, and local accidents or deaths are also reported alongside political hints and civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Maus
Cherry Street
A. V. Evey
Bellefontaine
Lee F Graybill
Frank Lyne
Garrett, Ind
William Sorg
South East Street
Columbia
Harry Birch
Chicago
John Rearick
North Mill Street
Bila Robinson
Massillon
William Smith
Pittsburg
J. F. Pocock
Mexico
Europe
Henry Nanamaker
Green Sweet Home
Leonard Stucker obituary notices early this afternoon
Leonard Stucker died shortly before 3 pm at his home 122 South Mill street. Funeral services will be held at St. Marys Catholic church Friday at 8:30 am with Rev H Kaempker officiating. He was 65, survived by wife and four children Elizabeth Sibila Laura Stucker Leo Stucker and Frank Stucker. A native of Alsace Lorraine Germany he came to the U S at nine, first living in Canton. Married Elizabeth Arnold in Randolph in 1862. He lived in Massillon 30 years and worked for Russell and Company. Cause of death was grip. He was a member of GC M B A Branch No 4 whose members will attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Latham
Victoria JL
Alden
St. John’s Evangelical Church
J. E. Digel
Rose Alden
Stahl’s
Latham
Massillon
Robert Featheringham
Alice Lipps
West South Street
Canton
Featheringham
Clay Street
Philip Seaff
Mt. Eaton
Mt. Eaton Reformed Church
Mr. Sprankle
Wilmot
West Jawn
Senff
Plain Township
John McGowan
Ravenna
Nathan K. Goss
Endinburg
Portage County
Dan Snyder
Goss
Harmon Tr
The
Good Templars
Jacob Shearhng
Masgillon
Carrie Thomas
Hast @reenville
Daniel Mos Bop
Leonard Stucerr
Leonard Stucker
South Mill Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
H. ¥. Kaempker
Stucker
Elizabeth Sibila
Laura Stucker
Leo Stucker
Barberton
Frank Stucker
Alsace
Lorraine
Germany
Elizabeth Arnold
Randolph
Russell & Company
Grip
Architect Delighted With Brewery Site in North West Street
Chicago architect William Grieser praised the chosen North West street site for a new brewery. He and J W Schuster discussed plan features after reviewing Grieser’s submissions. Schuster favored the best plan, promising a superior result and optimal layout to showcase the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grieser
Chicago
J. W. Schuster
Asptiog
North West Street
Schuster
Grieser
Greater Part Gold in Massillon Treasures
City Treasurer P. Kirchhofer and Township Treasurer Aaron Graber have brought to Massillon from the county treasury the money apportioned to city and township. The greater part of it is in gold. The city received $32,000 and the township a little over $10,000. Local businessmen report gold circulating more than in any comparable period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Kirchhofer
Aaron Graber
Massillon
Miner Loses Finger In Pocock Mine Accident
Charles Garver of west of town had his left hand caught between coal pieces in the Pocock mine yesterday. The middle finger required amputation after the injury. Dr. J. E. Gardner performed the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Garver
Town
Pocock
J. E. Gardner
Twenty Fifth Anniversary Observed for Reverend Lose Couple
A large gathering marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Rev. G W Lose of Faith Lutheran chapel and his wife Miss Catherine Lowash. Services at the Greensburg area commemoration included speeches by Rev L H Barry and Rev Schillinger, poems, music by Ernest Bittner, Frank Lose, and a graphophone entrainment. The Lose family, now residents of Massillon, are noted Luther an church figures and lecturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lose
Faith Lutheran Chapel
Capital University
Columbus
Mr. Lose
Catherine Lowash
Greensburg
Grant Street
Meyer
Canton
L. H. Barry
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Schillinger
Canal Fulton
Ernest Bittner
Frank Lose
Lose
Massillon
Faith Chapel
Ohio Lutheran Ministry
District Convention Call for 1900 Republican Meeting
The Republican Congressional Committee of Stark, Mahoning, and Columbiana counties issues a call for the Eighteenth District Republican Convention to be held in Alliance on April 17, 1900 at 11 a.m. Delegates and alternates will be chosen by the 1899 governor vote with Mahoning allotted 62, Columbiana 8, and Stark 108 delegates. I. B. Caweron chairs, Ep. A. Kine secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighteenth
Republican Congressional Committee
Stark
Mahoning
Columbiana
Alliance
Congress
Philadelphia
Mahoning County
I. B. Caweron
Ep. A. Kine
Public Sales Ad Listing Multiple March Auctions in Massillon and Vicinity
Public sale notices for John McIntosh estate items including piano parlor set and household goods at 9:00 AM on March 5 in West Tremont Massillon. At 1:00 PM same day cattle horses hogs hay corn oats and farm equipment to be auctioned at the McIntosh farm five miles SW of Massillon. R C Foltz auctioneer. Another sale March 16 near Dublin school Massillon features mares cows chickens hay and farming gear with nine month credit on sums over five dollars. Also March 22 sale by Henry J Lonas Jr near Navarre with horses cattle sheep wagons binder plows and furniture plus seven month credit terms. Edward Walker clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Wetler
John McIntosh
West Tremont Street
Massillon
Navarre
R. C. Foltz
Michael Rigle
Dublin
R.C. Foltz
Henry J. Lonas, Jr
BR. C. Foltz
Edward Walker
Newman News Briefs Highlight Local Moves And Talks
John Krick of Applecreek visits relatives in the village this week. John Grant moves onto the Moylan property near the brick works. Wm Rummins attended the Republican central committee meeting in Canton and favored the old method of electing delegates. A new cabinet office for mining is discussed, with a broader labor bureau proposed to include all labor industries. Township trustees plan annual settlement in Canal Fulton on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
John Krick
Applecreek
John Grant
Moylan
Wm Rummins
Republican Central Committee
Canton
National Labor Bureau
Canal Fulton
American Poultry Mixture Promoted as Cure for Cholera
A historical poultry remedy claim asserts American Poultry Mixture cures cholera roup and gapes in fowls. It warns against unreliable remedies, guarantees cure or refund, and offers a sample box for one dollar from American Mfg. Co Terre Haute Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mfg. Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Night of Terror Ends With Triumph For Burnham Widow
In Machias Maine Mrs Lincoln describes a fearful night for the widow of General Burnham. Doctors warned she would not live until morning from pneumonia. She urged Dr King s New Discovery, which after three doses brought sleep and a full cure. The remedy claims to cure throat chest and lung diseases. Available 50 cents or 1 dollar at T Baltzly s drug store with free trial bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Machias
Lincoln
T. Baltzly
Electric Buer-Sa cures stomach and liver troubles
Mrs. J. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire prognosis and surgery for stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. After seven bottles of Electric Buer-Sa she was cured, avoided operation, and now weighs more and feels better. Guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles. 50 cents at T Baltzly's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
Busera
T. Baltzly
Bucklen Amiga Salve Heals Burns Sores and Ulcers
A Frightful Blunder will often cause a horrible burn scald cut or bruise. Bucklen's Amiga Salve the best in the world will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cures old sores fever sores ulcers boils felons and other skin eruptions. Only 25c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Z. Ty Baltzly druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Pola
Z. Ty Baltzly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glwrence Roger
Norwalk
Pharex Brenner
Joseph Eschliman
Sale
North Lawrence
Brenner
D.R. Webner
H. F B. Johnston
R. Thompson
J. D. Wetmore
L. Donald
Chie
H. ©. Warren
Wheeling & Lake Hike
Sailor
Messrs
Donald and
Warren
Ada C. Lomady
Robert Lomady
George McCracken
Allegheny
W. Ryan
St. Peter's Cathedral
McGracken
St. Paul
Anna L. Guthrie
Warren M. Bicknell
Cleveland
Bicknell
Middletown O
Hamilton S. Graham
New Berlin
St. John’s ‘Evangelical Church
Levi R Miller
Burke
Idaho
Tiger-Poorman
Industrial Commission
Washington
Miller
Beach City
Hoover
Architect
Hood
F. B. Emerton
Auburn
Mr. Meyer
Bati
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Green Oak
Belle Wynn
Anthony Arnold
Nebraska
Arnold Cheyney
Teachers’ Institute
Mary Arnold
Silver Hat
Maysville
John Fisher
L. A. Lauvain
Wooster
Guy Chosjeau
Akron
Glen Davidson
Albert Orviller
Orrville
Jacob
Silas Herman
Baron
Phillip Senff
J. W. Stansbury
Susie Waiters
Pigeon Run
Ema Renagsegeger
Louis Hage
Stutz
C. Marshall Lowe
Charles Haag
Camp Creek
Cawr Creek
Verna Hensel
Richville
Jerry Stoner
Chapel School
Raonie Trubey
Daisy
Bentley Briefs
Bentley
Rosa Wampler
Brenner & Son
Amos
Paul Wampler
Michigan
Nellie Snavely
ORK
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