Home Wedding of Grace Patterson and J Ralph Dangl er
A pretty home wedding at 3 Wellman Street witnessed by relatives and intimate friends. Miss Grace Patterson and J Ralph Dangler were married with a large reception for about two hundred guests. The ceremony featured Lohengrin march, pink green decor, and rich gifts including a mahogany library table and silverware. The couple will reside at No 89 Cedar Street.
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Grace Patterson
Spencer J. Patterson
J. Ralph Dangler
Patterson
Wellman Street
George Lyon
J. G. Vester
Lee Winterhalter
Canton
Marie Patterson
Florence Dangler
Louise Patterson
Iis
Homer D. Heman
Lima
Cassius M. Roberts
Paris
J. Patterson E
J. R. Dangler
Otis C. Turner
Chicago
Mabel Diethenn
Mr. Dangler
Citeay
Local wedding guests mingle at Dangler nuptials in Massillon
The ceremony joins the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dangler of 17 South Hill street. Mrs. Dangler is a social favorite in a circle recently marking several marriages. Guests included Mrs. Evelyn McCue Wright of Cleveland Otis C. Turner of Chicago W. K. Knapp of Washington George Lyon of Toledo Homer D. Heman of Lima and Lee Winterhalter of Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon Iron and Steel Company
J. R. Dangler
No. 17
South Hill Street
Dangler
Evelyn McCue Wright
Cleveland
Otis C. Turner
Chicago
W. K. Knapp
Washington
George Lyon
Toledo
Homer D. Heman
Lima
Lee Winterhalter
Canton
Hallelujah Wedding at Salvation Army Barracks
Hundreds crowded the Salvation Army barracks at Mill and Tremont as Captain Brediger and Miss Mary Urban wed in a free ceremony. Colonel Holt performed the vows amid band music, flags, and pink and white bunting, with officers and local families attending. The couple will reside in Cleveland.
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Salvation Army
Mill and
Tremont Streets
Mary Urban
George Brediger
Cleveland
R. E. Holt
Urban
Grace Urban
Fulton Street
Captain Brediger
Wooster Street
Salvationists
God
Jesus Christ
Violet Urban
Syracuse
Howvard Hinkle
The
K. Band
Sidthunships
Army
Yeager
Akron
Mattie Parker
Canton
Jesus
Adjutant Boyd
Ensign Parker
Straubel
Boyd
Holz
Brediger
Butler County oil drill promotes new partnership and local industry
A city co partnership formed to lease and drill oil territory in Butler County Pa with investors including Anthony Howells Rev F H Simpson and others. Derrick rising on site drilling expected to finish in three to four weeks amid reports of oil nearby. The Promoters are Case Larber Adams of Cleveland. Also reported Lumber Company buys entire output mill capacity of 15 000 feet daily from Saeger West Virginia and Warwick Glass Co awards woodwork contracts for the new Warwick factory as buildings rise.
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Butler County
Anthony Howells
F. H. Simpson
H. ©. Eyman
Hattery
W. A. Allbaugh
Stanton H. Fox
Warren E. Russell
Jd. M. Schuckers
J. M. Bostick
Allbaugh- Fox Lumber Company
Saeger
West Va
ALL KINDS OF CLIMATE
Charles Stoner recounts a year’s Western states trip noting extreme Minnesota cold reaching 55 below zero yet useless to the body like zero. He praises California climate with six inches of Sierra snow then hot valleys, huge grapes, trout-filled streams, and summer fishing on July Fourth amid snow. He mentions deer and bears in California mountains.
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Charles Stoner
Minnesota
Mr. Stoner
California
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Sequoia National Park
Liberals Victorious In Tumaco In Panama Dispatch
Consul General Gudger reports from Panamanian command at Tumaco that Liberals have captured the Morro blocking entrance to the city and have surrounded government troops, with city fall expected soon.
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Kington
Gudger
Panama
State Department
Tumaco
President Roosevelt's Birthday Diet Dinner Plans
Washington, Oct. 26. President Roosevelt will be forty four years old tomorrow. The event will be celebrated with a family dinner in which the children will participate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Independent Operator Sinking Mine on Kitchen Farm
W R Gerard, a Cleveland coal operator, sinks a four shaft on the Kitchen farm four miles west of Massillon. A fine coal body is found nearby. Gerard acts independently of Massillon Coal Mining Company, which recently acquired much district property. District operators include Elm Ron, Pocock, Stark, Pigeon Row and Crystal Spring Companies, all based in Massillon. It is believed Gerard will locate headquarters in Massillon.
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W. RB. Gerard
Cleveland
Kitchen Farm
Massillon
Gerard
Massillon Coal Mining Company
Massillon Company
Elm Ron Company
Pocock Company
Stark Company
Pigeon Row Company
Crystal Spring Company
Mr. Gerard
Talk of a Temple in Massillon by Sippo Lodge
Sippo lodge plan to erect a temple in Massillon gains momentum with a growing treasury of about 17000 dollars. The lodge rooms currently in the Warwick building serve as a popular dance hall and fundraiser. Members favor new construction over remodeling and anticipate strong cooperation from the Massillon German lodge.
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Sippo Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Massillon
Warwick
Erie Street
Main
Mill Streets
Hess, Snyder & Company
Odd Fellows
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Canton to Medina street railway proposal spans four counties
A Canton to Medina street railway plan seeks a franchise in Massillon area. Projectors include Welty Monnot Whitacre Townsend Harmony Dannemiller and others. Route runs Canton Myers Lake Crystal Spring Canal Fulton Clinton Warwick Wadsworth Seville with branches to Medina and Lodi and a Crystal Spring Massillon link. Four counties thirteen towns, three lakes. Population outside Massillon and Canton projected above forty thousand. Franchises in Canton Med ing and Warwick requested. right of way secured along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
J. C. Welty
J. E. Monnot
J. J. Whitacre
A. E. Townsend
Z. ©. Harmony
Augustus
Dannemiller
Canton
Medina
Myers Lake
Crystal Spring
Canal Fulton
Clinton
Warwick
Wadsworth
Seville
Lodi
Cherry Street
Erie Street
the Square
Three Lakes
Myers
Chippewa
Luna
Tim
Meding
Twenty Die In Philadelphia Collapse After Roof Find
A body was found in the ruins raising the death toll to twenty with eleven people still missing. Rescue crews continue searching the rubble for further victims amid the still dangerous site.
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Philadelphia
Qet
Yesterdy
President Roosevelt Plans Personal State Message to Congress
Washington October 26 The President will deliver a personal message to Congress on new lines after deciding to write his own dispatch and use cabinet reports only for department details. Secretary Hay commented on Miss Stone’s case, citing messages from Consul General Dickinson in Sofia and Charge Spencer Eddy in Constantinople, offering no clue to Stone’s location.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Hay
Miss Stone
Dickinson
Sofia
Spencer Eddy
Constantinople
Reformend Church Conference Discusses Seminary Move
At the Ohio Synod session in Wadsworth the Heidelberg Seminary removal from Tiffin was voted to trustees to locate in new city propositions. Reports praised Reformed Deaconess Home Hospital Alliance and Orphans' Home Fort Wayne. A crisis looms with twelve vacant Ohio synod pulpits and strong home mission investments exceed eighty one thousand dollars. Lectures by Rev A C Shuman and Rev John E Pounds followed adjournment.
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Wadsworth
Ohioa Synod of the Reformed Church
Reformed Deaconess Home Hospital
Alliance
Orphans’ Home of the
Reformed Church
Fort Wayne
Ind
B. Ruf
Orphans’ Home
Heidelberg Theological Seminary
Heidelberg Seminary
Tiffin
Cleveland
Ohio Synod
Alma
A. C. Shuman
Pike's Peak
Lutheran Church
John E. Pounds
D. D
The
Bishop Smalls Address at Conference in Allegheny
The African Methodist Episcopal Zion church congregation awaits the afternoon appointment of pastors for the Pennsylvania and Ohio conference now in session in Allegheny. Bishop J. D. Small urged ministers of the twentieth century be select and cultivated, and urged better local fundraising over outsider help, stressing the general conference assessment must be paid. Various clergymen, including Rev. G. W. Lewis and Dr. J. Caldwell, offered eloquent speeches after the episcopal address.
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African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Pennsylvania and
Ohio
Allegheny
J. D. Small
General Conference
G.W. Lewis
J. Caldwell
Philadelphia
J. ©. Temple
Troops in Readiness Contingency Draws War Office Notice
London reports a police error led to premature disclosure that the War Office plans to call out all volunteers. Bills were sent to police stations ordering reservists militia yeomen and volunteers to report to headquarters. Lancaster police posted the bills by mistake causing widespread perturbation.
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London
War Office
Kingdom
Lancaster
Safes blown at Berea in two local stores
Burglars opened safes at Lawrence and Brightman’s hardware store and the Dunham foundry in Berea Ohio, securing about one hundred dollars in cash and negotiable bonds valued around five thousand dollars. The break ins occurred October 28, and police seek clues.
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Berea
Lawrence & Brightman
Dunham Foundry
FOR FOREIGN LANDS Flour shipped to Dublin and ports abroad
Mr Neal reports shipments of 6 500 barrels of flour to Dublin Belfast Glasgow and Dundee in recent weeks and a new mill in Canal street now operates at full capacity producing about 600 barrels daily. Visitors’ day next Wednesday will guide tours through the modern sifter based plant.
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M. Neal
Canal Street
Neal
British Isles
Dublin
Belfast
Glasgow
Dundee
Leith
Liverpool
Release of Miss Stone and Marlin Usilka Progressing
Reports from Salonion in Melai k province indicate negotiations with brigands over the release of Miss Stone Constantiuaphe and Marlin Usilka are advancing satisfactorily. Officials note hourly updates on the progress and potential terms.
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Miss Stone
Constantiuaphe
Melaik
Salonion
Marlin Usilka
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W.R. Gerard
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Reformed Church Conference
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