Local Happenings and Community Notes in Massillon
Mrs. S. P. Barnes and Mrs. Pauline Schimke left for Sharpsburg and Cleveland for visits. B. Haver of Redlands visits Mrs. J. M. Lester in North Street. Salem officials discuss bond issue for a modern fire alarm and patrol system. Canton saloon keeper Joseph Moser fined 200 dollars and jailed 30 days for Sunday selling. Mrs. H. C. LaRowe and Mrs. Sarah Phillips arrive for extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Albrecht. Funeral of Mrs. Caroline Wenzel held at St. Paul’s with six grandsons as pallbearers. interment in Massillon cemetery. A potential group may travel to Japan in late winter or early spring to see cherry blossoms. General Manager A. E. Foster leaves for Toledo, then Dallas, on business with the Central Union Telephone Company. L. A. Conrad marks his 43rd wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering and games. Rev. G. F. Chenot, Prohibition candidate, canvasses the county and seeks a large vote.
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B. Haver
Redlands
Cal
J. M. Lester
North Street
Salem
Joseph Moser
Canton
Ambler
H. C. LaRowe
Brooklyn
Massillon
Japan
Far East
Obituary for Catherine Wenzel of Massillon
Catherine Wenzel aged 76 died Wednesday at 3 30 PM at 33 North Street Massillon after a long illness She was among Massillons oldest residents having lived on North Street over thirty years Born in Germany she came to Massillon young and was the widow of John C Wenzel Survived by daughters Mrs Mary Schrorms and Mrs George Lieberman of Massillon Miss Carrie Wenzel of Cleveland sons Louis Wenzel Barberton Casper Wenzel Montville Henry Wenzel Wauseon and William Wenzel Massillon The funeral will be from the late home Saturday at 1 PM and from St Pauls church at 2 PM with Rev L H Berry officiating Interment distant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wenzel
North Street
Wenzel
Massillonig
Germany
Massillon
John C. Wenzel
Mary Schrorms
George Lieberman
Carrie Wenzel
Cleveland
Louis Wenzel
Barberton
Casper Wenzel
Montville
Henry Wenzel
Wauseon
William Wenzel
St. Paul's Church
The Critical Periods In A Woman's Life
Study notes outline changes from childhood to womanhood and describe how pelvic organs cease activity after their reproductive period. This historical piece frames puberty and menopause as key life stages with medical observations and social implications.
Dr Chase Nerve Pills Aid Girls Through Life Changes
Mrs. Julia Rowland of Buffalo testifies that Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills strengthened her during the change of life and eased nervousness and weakness. Her seventeen year old daughter likewise grew strong and steady, with better color and energy for school duties. The pills are sold at 3500 a box by the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY, with physician signature on each package.
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A W. Chase
Julia Rowland
Pearl St
Buffalo
Dr. A. Chase
A.W Chase Medicine Co
N. Y
A. W. Chase
M.D
E. 8. Craig
Massillon
Funeral Held At Hollinger Hansen Parlors
Funeral services were held at Hollinger and Hansen undertaking parlors at five with relatives from Akron Mt Vernon and Winesburg in attendance. A minister from Akron conducted the services and the body was later taken to Akron for interment in the evening.
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Hollinger & , Hansen
Akron
Mt. Vernon
Winesburg
Stahl Roush Nuptials In Magnolia Home
Miss Mary Emma Stahl daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Stahl married Mr Samuel E Roush of Magnolia on Thursday at the bride’s home near Justus The Rev R Ul ham of Strasburg performed the ceremony After a short visit they will reside on North Main street Magnolia where the groom, an assistant cashier of the Bank of Magnolia and an officer and stockholder of the Greer Beatty Clay Company, has prepared a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Emma Stahl
Andrew Stahl
Samuel E. Roush
Magnolia
Justus
R. Ulham
Strasburg
North Main Street
Burt
Bank of Magnolia
Greer-Beatty Clay Company
Bridgeport Wedding for Branum and Shriver
Miss Lyda B Branum daughter of Mr and Mrs A Branum of Bridgeport will marry Mr Charles Shriver son of Mr and Mrs Henry Shriver of this city at 9 o clock Monday morning at the bride's home in Bridgeport. A small party of relatives will attend and the couple will depart for a wedding trip before settling in Bridgeport. Branum is known in Massillon as a guest at the Shriver residence. the groom belongs to Shriver Brothers wholesale lumber firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyda B. Branum
A. ©. Branum
Bridgeport
Charles Shriver
Henry Shriver
Clara Shriver
Fred Shriver
Miss Branum
Massillon
Shriver
Shriver Brothers
Massillon Glass Factories Prepare to Reopen Furnaces
District Superintendent David Reed of the American Bottle Company says glass will be put in three Pocock furnaces and one Reed furnace, with fires to be lit after preparation. Two Reed furnaces have run recently, about ten days heat time, then two weeks until all Massillon furnaces are in operation.
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David Reed
American Bottle Company
Reed and Pocock Glass
Pocock
Reed
Massillon
Five Campania steerage passengers swept overboard
Five steerage passengers on the Campania were carried overboard by a great wave that swept the ship on Wednesday last and none were rescued. About thirty other steerage passengers were injured, some seriously. Dyspepsia bane of human existence. Burdock Blood Bitters cures it promptly and permanently. Regulates and tones the stomach.
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New York
Campania
Burdock
New York Nationals Clinch Series With 3-0 Victory
The New York Nationals defeated the Philadelphia Americana 3 to 0 in New York this afternoon, clinching the series after a sequence of shutouts. Matthewson pitched three games in the series, all shutouts, as New York won three and Philadelphia none in the decisive stretch.
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New York Nationals
Philadelphia Americana
New York
Philadelphia
New Yorkers
Mathewson
Canton 121 Middies 0 in Navy game rout
Canton defeated the Middy team from the United States steamship Michigan by a score of 121 to 0. Heavier Canton players dominated, scoring at will as the navy team was outmatched in weight and performance on the field.
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Canton
United States
Michigan
Navy
Crystal Spring Nearby Towns Visit and Local Transit
Oct 14 Crystal Spring notes Mrs Chris tena Sharp and Mrs Samuel Burges from Barberton spent a few days with relatives Edward Geis and Albert Geis of Massillon. Daniel Connell returned to Chicago after a two week visit. Ronin Priner and Miss Helen Siebold from Massillon visited Miss Blanche M Stuhldreher at Pleasant View farm. The trip occurred via the Ohio canal in a canoe.
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Crystal Spring
Christena Sharp
Samuel Burges
Barberton
Edward Geis
Albert Geis
Massillon
Daniel Connell
Chicago
Thing Place
Ronin Priner
Helen Siebold
Blanche M. Stuhldreher
Pleasant View Farm
Obio Canal
Massillon Notices and Advertisements 1905
Thanks expressed to friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father, with floral offerings. Enlisted names and post office notices for returns. Late notices warn of missed cures and promote Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and Dean's Ointment for piles and cough relief.
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G. A. Ralston
Tea Brewing in Ancient Chinese Lore and Rhyme
A fragmentary extract contrasts Luwuhs tea ritual with poetical praise. It details water choice, three boiling stages, and preparation of cake tea, with notes on salt use and a dipper of cold water to revive the tea, followed by a literary aside from International Quarterly.
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Luwulh
Iie
Luwuh
International Quarterly
Dun’s Review Of Trade Signals Broad Recovery In 1905
Dun and Co reports in its weekly trade review that mild weather delayed no decline as freight blockades and other frictions abate. October gains in railway earnings are modest, but mercantile funds are available. holiday trade shows promise of unprecedented volume this year while dry goods stocks stay manageable. Crop prospects remain favorable, exports may rise with large crops, though port figures show a year over year drop in the last week.
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New York
Dun & Co
Wall Street
Fireman Saves Train From Grand Crossing Wreck
Chicago dispatch reports a Illinois Central fast mail narrowly avoided catastrophe at Grand Crossing as engineer Frank A. Rugg was knocked senseless by a proj ected object after signaling the route. Fireman Wheeler sprang to action, stopping the speeding train at the danger point amid a burning scene and a nonfatal head wound to Rugg. The Oct 14 note also mentions Cumberland fire losses and a miscellaneous crop and market blurb from the era.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
Grand Crossing
Frank A. Rugg
Sixty-third Street
Pn A
Wheeler
Bnelineer
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S. P. Barnes
Sharpsburg
Pauline Schimke
A. E. Foster
Central Union Telephone Company
Toledo
Dallas
Tex
G. W. Foster
Texas
Arkansas
L. A
G. F. Chenot
Chenot
William Seilhamer
William Leilhamer
Mahoning County
Doman
L. BP. Doman
State Hospital
A.W. Chase
Stahl—Roush
Lyda Branum
Middies
Cramer
Busie Johnston
J. Sposts
Harries Todd
Misa
Frances M. Klippesbarger
Grace Mbh
Akers
Jake Books
Wilson Davis
Samuel
Dietrish
Petar Foater
Frank R. Fox
H. A. Hase
Albert Jewell
Frank McConnell
H.caxtarl
Louis A. Koons
P.M
Dr. Wood
Dean
Pania
Clarendon
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Fireman
Cumberland
Effies
Loaaconing
Mai
A. K. Wheeler
Iarning
Chicago Grain Market
Otec
Eam
Oais
Pitt
Burg
Fallenang
New
Mapbenger
Pattison
Herrick
Chisholm
Ohio
Athens Messenger
A.J. Humberger Sons Co
Colgate
Humberger
Ren
Arn
Inquire
Erte St
UsibeEss
Dielhenn
Cro
Ouse
Wooster St
W. Tremont St
Volkmar
Bell
S Cedar
New Schworm Block
G. Frank Schworm Grocery
Bath
Wellman St
High St
Russell
F.B Williamson
N. Mill St
East St
Danke Mth
Canal Folton
Mssilon
Millport
Black Coat
Freeman
pRsta Lument
Adar
P. OY
FOS Sale
Trump Abstract Company
Eagle Brook
Canary Birds
J.P Jones
Duncan St
Poster St
Reformed Church
Cypress St
Waechter Ft
West St
Main
Cecil St
Bath and Furnace
LEB
Chas G. King
Erie Bt.rgan
Klein & Beffelman Co
Ehtay
TOKET
Ocean Steamship Ticketa
North German Lloyd
Hamburg American
Cunard, Farber
Austroamerican & Princh Lines
Warren K. Russell
Tremont St
Orrville
Newrattetcar Line
Independent Co
Aly—Bright
West Atwater St
Detroit
Tigers
Athletic Goods
E. Main St
Hollinger & Hansen
East Main Street
J. B. Schrader
Erie St. Massillon
Strop
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