Local Happenings In Massillon and Canton Area
Community notes from Massillon and surround mention Rev and Mrs Stewart returning from Washington for G A R reunion. A drumline member dies in an elevator shaft in Alliance. a Canal Fulton wedding links Audell Kelly and Carl K Myers. Other items cover accidents, local events, meetings, and plans including McKinley celebration and Pennsylvan ia Railroad grade crossing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Stewart
Washington, D. C
G. A. R. Spencer
G. R. Craven
Alliance
Audell Kelly
Canal Fulton
Massillon
Carl K. Myers
Hill Street
Bessise Slasser
Caunton
William McKinley
Roosevelt
McKinley
Stack-Wayne
Bi-County Teachers’ Association
Orrville
Canton
J. G Black
Wooster
Rockies
Selkirks
Obituaries Intermediate: Eberhard Rebein and Parker Family
The sudden death of Eberhard Rebein aged 53 occurred Friday noon at 610 North Mill Street after a three day pneumonia. Survived by wife Mrs Eberhard Rebein and daughter Mrs Charles Russ. Also noted is Mrs Rebecca Parker aged 60 who died at Sippo from paralysis leaving a large surviving family and extensive names listed. Funeral plans set for Sippo and Brookfield Lutheran services. Margaret Smith, 80, of Minneapolis origin, was interred in Massillon Cemetery after arrival Friday.
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Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio
Faith Church
Martin Luther Church
Canton
Tabernacle
East Seventh Street
5. P. Long
BE. Pfeiffer
Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago Record-Herald
Pennsylvania
Philip Baldauf
Duncan Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John's Church
Mrs. Baldauf
Medina County
George Clayton
Chippewa Lake
Clayton
Doylestown Journal
Schuffell
Conrad Wilhelm
Brookfield Lutheran Church
Reed & Company
Robert B. Dimon
D.D
Massillon
Will Ndvosaro
Eberhard Rebein
Rebein
North Mill Street
Charles Russ
Rebecca Parker
John Parker
Sippo
Harry Segnor
George Imbolt
Dalton
Samuel Hishelman
Canal Fulton
Jacob Humbert
Barberton
Mary Parker
Cleveland
Clodie Parker
Henry Roger
David
Jefferson Parker
David Miller
John Miller
Jefferson Miller
Denver
Col
Earl Miller
Robertson
Ill
Jacob Myers
David Matties
John Eishelman
Charles Snellbecker
George Kendricks
Robertston
Parker
Brookfield
Margaret Smith
Minneapolis
Minn
Wagon Hit by Streetcar Kills Horse in Jericho Area
A horse attached to Christian Lehman’s wagon in Jericho near Dalton was killed when a Main Street streetcar struck the wagon at about 1:30 Saturday afternoon. The lead horse jumped clear. Lehman was uninjured. The wagon tongue broke. Lehman, who sells farm products, claims the motorman did not sound the gong. The car was traveling eastbound.
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Christian Lehmin
Jericho
Dalton
Clay
Main Streets
Lehman
Lehman Sella Farm Products
Dowie Finances Strained as Chicago Wholesale Credit Suspended
Chicago October 11 legacy of Dr Dowies finances deepens as major wholesalers halt credit to Zion City purchasing agents. They demand open accounts over due balances near $5,000 while Dowie seeks days to months to settle. A looming $350000 real estate obligation heightens the crisis and fresh fund appeals follow.
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Chicago
Dr. Dowie
King of Zion City
North Shore
Zion City
Dowie
NeGlaby Towns News and Local Notices
North Lawrence reports juror John Pollock in Cleveland. Eva Fulton returns from Ft. Madison. Pollock family attends Proctor funeral. Acorn lodge Rebekah district meet. Samuel Krag to move to Navarre. Dittmar family called to Canton. Annis Ryan buried Canal Fulton. West Brookfield notes visits, G A R encampment, Conrad Wilhelm funeral, marriage of Howell Stanford and Louisa Bennett. Notman visits at Dalton.
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North Lawrence
John Pollock
Cleveland
United States Circuit Court
Eva Fulton
Ft. Madison
John Hodgson
Proctor
Campcreek
Edward Baer
Columbia City
Ind
Samuel Baer
Acorn Lodge
Rebekah
Massillon
Samuel Krag
Navarre
Henry Dittmar
Canton
Dittmar
James Pollock
Annis Ryan
Canal Fulton
West Brookfield
S. K. Mahon
John Notman
Dalton
Public Farm Sale by David Erb Executors near Massillon Ohio
Executors Henry J. Erb and John S. Erb offer the old home farm of David Erb deceased for public sale on October 22 1902 at 1 30 p m. The eighty two acre property near Massillon has two brick houses a barn shed wells cistern orchard timber and diverse outbuildings. Appraised at 100 per acre with 500 down and balance in three payments through 1908 1905 1904. back payments at 6 percent interest secured by first mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Erb
Massillon
Ohio
Brookfield
State Road
Henry J. Erb
John 8
Erb
Uncertainties of Agriculture and Obstructed Waterways
A column discusses farming’s dependence on variable factors like temperature and rainfall, contrasting with automatic machinery while noting market, supply, and pest uncertainties. It warns farmers should invest only when sure of returns, then shifts to lessons from water drainage failures causing flood damage and misguided infrastructure. A story relays a farmer whose sons secretly sold calves given as rewards, leaving him speechless at the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Inevitable Wastes On West Farm Operations
A North East field note discusses farm waste due to limited help and heavy machinery. It argues saving 200 to 400 pounds of hay per field is impractical when teams can harvest five bushels a unit, predicting future land value will force better waste control and more careful stewardship.
Cooperative housekeeping spreads lighter living costs in communities
Communities experiment with central dining halls to cut weekly living costs. A family of six would spend about $12 on meals and dishes, with savings from hiring a maid. the system eases the load on wives and mothers. The creamery industry still struggles to reach top quality with most tubs scoring lower than ideal, though improved collaboration could raise average butter quality.
Exercises for Youth Muscles and Breathing Routines
A St. Louis Post Dispatch excerpt advises steady daily exercise for children, twenty minutes daily or two ten minute sessions, with best results after waking and before bed. It emphasizes deep breathing, a wide chest, and lung expansion, plus a chair-backed routine starting with a five repetition starter and increasing to fifteen over two weeks.
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
Iesie
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