The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-06-30
CORRESPONDENCE.

Tee is busy making preparation for
the GLORIOUS Fourth" It will be a
big time, wind and weather permit.
ting. The Akron Buckeyes will be
here for two games. The band win
play afternoon and evening A festi.
val will be held by the Athletic club.
and grand display of fireworks, so
we will have pleasure and patriotic
enthusiasm
The Ladies' Literary club met at
the home of Miss Margaret Evans on
Monday evening. The topic under dis.
cussion was Mexico" Mrs. Jed
Hissner read a paper on Religion of
Mexico" "a Legend" by Mrs. L
Schrantz. america Protects the Re
public" written by Miss Richards,
was read by Mrs. J. o. Kreighbaum.
President Diaz was written of in \
sketch of his life by Miss Margaret
Evans. Natural products of Mexico
was noted by Mrs. Bonnell The pro-
gram was enlivened by vocal duets by
Misses Bessie and Jessie Evans, and
| instrumental numbers by Miss Josie
Swope. The guests of the evening
were Mrs. o. J. Evans, Miss Swope,
Mrs. ]. G. Evans. Refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close
of the session.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of township trustees was held
on Saturday. good amount of bus-
ness was transacted. Complaint was
made of bad drainage on Massillon
street, several cellars having TIE
water backed up into them. A town
ship ditch will be placed to remove
what is now a menace to health.
Archie Swope left Monday for Mt.
Union summer school. He will teach
the Loutzenheser school the coming
year.
Tho Union Sunday school had large
gathering and interesting service Sun
day morning. Convention songs were
sung by the choir, with splendid effect.
Mrs. Willigman told how she had en-
juyed what she saw and heard. Ethel
Brown spoke of the help to the pri-
! mary worker to be gained at the meet
ings fer that purpose. Bertha Lesh
called attention to "the battle ground
and marching orders" she had listened
to from Baker and Slayter. j. R..
Brown said he had enjoyed the work.
ers' rally at the opera house. Mrs.
Kelly read a splendid paper on her OBJ
servations, and told of the value of the
inspiration from hearing the grand
\ IL hnl nj To,
batter working and living. August
Hess told of the inspiring scene at
Westlawn memorial service, when the
assembled thousands sang Nearer, My
God, to Thee" He asked the audience
to rise and sing. which was done. j.
A. Syler gave an enthusiastic talk at
the close, urging better work. 1t was
good 70 be there.
Children's Day passed off in the Zion
Lutheran church on Sunday evening.
Recitations and songs were rendered
by the children to the pleasure of those
assembled. The choir did its part in
several numbers. Misses ROush and
Essig sang a duet. Mr.. Andrew Har-
ter had charge of the service.
Sufield. June 27-Rev. J. NJ. Paulus
of Payne O., attended the dedication
ceremonies at St. Josephs church, Sun
day.
Miss Ollie Geidlinger of Akron is
spending a few days with Suffield
friends.
NJ c. Ewell of Kent passed Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ewcll.
Harry Ilienlaub of Akron visited
with SufTield friends, Sunday.
Charles Miller of Akron attended the
dedication ceremonies at st. Josephs
church, Sunday.
Alloys Andes of Ravenna spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Andes.
Orlando Wise of Ravenna passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Wise.
Frank Ewell, who has been spending
a few days in Kent, returned home Sat
urday evening.
Miss Marie Schuck of Kent spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schuck.
A party of Cleveland sportsmen
spent Saturday fishing at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Bletzer of Cleve-
land passed Sunday with Suffield
friends.
Mrs. W. H, Fox was an Akron visitor
Saturday.
j. Powell of Kent spent Sunday with
Sutiield friends
c. G. Gess of Akron spent Sunday
at st. Joseph.
H. E. Renkendorff of Canton and a
party of Canton friends passed Sunday
at the lake.
Bishop Horstmann of Cleveland Off
ciated at the dedication ceremonies of
st. Joseph's church, which took place
Sunday Rev. Francis Harer of Cleve-