The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-12


have been staying with Mrs. Meyers
mother, Mrs. Henry Flounders. Of the
Patch the past several weeks. return
ed to their home at Mccullough
Heights last week.
The second institute OF the teachers
OF Tuscarawas township was held at
Stanwood Friday afternoon and
evening. The following program was
rendered: Afternoon, 1880 p. M; pa
per and selection, James Whitcomb
Riley, Miss Lucille Johns, of Myers;
discussions by G. L. Snavely and d.
w. Walters; Blacl1mar's Sociology,
led by A. J. Kurzen, of Beach Grove.
Ample discussions were offered by
Overs, Walters and Rev. w. s. Ad-
ans. Evening session, D. M: Lit
erary program preceded regular work
of association; songs by local school;
paper, Arts of Living, Per Lee Shil-
ling, of Sixteen; discussions, Harris
and Walters; paper, a Township
High School, D. w. Oberlin; numer-
GUS discussions, among which were
those of G. s. Baer, Rev. w. s. Ad-
ans and Mr.. Harris; talk, Township
Supervision, by o. j. Obers; after
several discussions on the above topic
the association adjourned to meet
Dec. d. at Sixteen, Per Lee Shilling,
Prin., where the following program
will be rendered. 200 p. M, Wash
ington Irving, by Miss Eta Reeves,
of Greenville; pedagogy, d. w. Wal
ter; official business. 100 D. M:
Agriculture in the common school,
Mr.. Weaver, of Dublin; Scientific
Temperance, G. L. Baer, of Green
Vile; punishment, G. L. Snavely, of
Brush college.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Wilson, of the
Patch, visited at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Evans, of Greenville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Lennon, of
Justus, visited with MIR. and Mrs.
Harry McFarren, of this place Sun
day.
Clarence Hollinger was a Dover
visitor Sunday.
The Patch football team received
its first shut out Sunday at the hands
of the Nutshell Indians, of Canton,
with whom they played tie game in
Massillon two weeks ago, by the de-
cisfve score of 20 to 0, at Crystal
Pork, Canton. The team was accom-
panied by many loyal rooters, but
rooters do not win the game. That
every player was out of playing Or
der and that the officials were all
from Canton, men who were of course
loyal to their local team, is ali the
Patch has to say about 1t. Thus ban
ished all hope of county champion
ship. Composed of so many in-town
players, the Patch cannot longer as
sert itself as an out-of-town team
Following is the lineup: Center, APP
pleby; guards, Kipfer, Heiman; tack
les, Sewell, Evans, Crookston; ends,
w. Kline, M. Kline, Altman, Apt;
quarter, Bash; halves, Meyer, Kline,
Crookston; full, LautEer. Time of
halves, 20 minutes Ae q result of
the game, Left Tackle Sewell is suf-
fering with a fractured arm. Next
Sunday the Patch will line UP against
the Cohen Tigers, Of Canton, to give
them the game of their lives. The
game will be played on the Pocock
grounds. The east end team, al
though far the heavier, will know
what they've done, IL they win next
Sunday. All Massillon will undoubt-
edly witness the game.
Miss Edna Thomas and Miss Daisy
Vast, both of the Patch, spent Sun
day in Massillon,
Mrs. c. Kline and daughter, of
Akron, were the guests of Mrs. John
Thomas last week
Mrs. e. Grifiths was a Justus visi-
tor last week.
The Pigeon Run football team has
disbanded.
The Navarro Cubs defeated the
Cuyahoga Falls team Sunday in
very interesting game by score of
27 to O. Miller, of the Cubs, played
the star game,
Michael obrecht, of this place, was
Dover visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Bailey, of Mas
sillon, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Hollinger, Of this
place.
Myers Sunday school will be held
next Sunday at 1:30 p. m. to be led
by Mrs. Judith Williams, of the
Patch. Church services will follow
at $3.50, by the Rev. w. S. Adams.
Mrs. Maude Cheyney and daughter,
Mildred, of this place, are staying at
the home of Mrs. Cheyney's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Mcdowell, of Orr
vile, FOR several days.
Jonas Shilling and family, of this
place, will move to his new truck
farm near Canton Thursday.