The Mahoning dispatch. [volume] (Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio) 1877-1968, 1909-07-09
HOME HAPPENINGS.


Philip stitle has had new roof
placed on his barn.
The residence Of DR.. Il. T. Hsw-
kins is being painted.
Arthur Kyle's new bank barn east
OF the villMge is rapidly nearing com
pletion.
John Flick has had his High street
residence painted and concrete yard
walks laid.
The residences Of Clark Lower and
Peter Harding, east OF the village, have
been painted.
Garfield stockholders have caught
q large number OF fine bass In the Ells-
worth lake the past week.
Garfield township trustees have de-
sermined TO begin improving the roads
and will sell $1,000 In bonds August 8.
There we're % applicants for Ger.
ti6cates before the board Of county
school examiners In this place last Sat
urday.
The children and grandchildren Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crothers spent
Monday enioysbly at the old home on
Lisbon street.
Give the Normal College boost
whenever opportunity offers. The In
stitution is worthy OF the best that you
can possibly say for IL.
Memorial services will be held In
the Odd Fellows hall Sunday afternoon
~ 2 o'clock. Prof. L. U. Hulih Of North
Lima will deliver the address.
MANY from here went TO Idors park
Monday morning and Witnessed the
Youngstown-New Castle base ball game
st Willis park In the afternoon.
Other towns in this locality are se.
curing new industries and there lie no
reason why Garfield should not be
equally fortunate. Let us get together
In an effort 70 stir things industrially.
"A gentleman here from Ithica, N.
Y, this week remarked In the hearing
OF the Dispatch that he had seen con-
siderable Of the country but never visit
ed more attractive village than Can.
field.
During the Ohltown-Canfield ball
game here Monday forenoon cue Of the
visitors was struck on the head by q
pitched ball aud 30 badly injured that
be was out Of the playing for the re-
mainder Of the day.
The large elm tree that for decades
adorned the lot In front OF the M. E.
Church was cut down Wednesday. II
was claimed that the tree caused damp.
ness In the church and impaired. the
usefulness Of the pipe organ.
AT present there are 2l5 inmates In
the county infirmary, the largest mum
49, To ka 10 a
long time. Among the men are eaid tC
be number who should be earning liv'
ing instead OF boarding at the expense
OF the county.
The regular monthly meeting o.
the Mems Club will be held at the Pres
byterian church this friday evening
when Secretary Hanson OF the Youngs
town Associated Charities will DELIVER
ing speaker and IL is hoped large
crowd will be out to hear him.
The Ohltown base ball team wa
here Monday and played two game
with the Canhelds for whom the visit
ors we're hardly common Amusement
In the morning game the score was II
10 In six innings IN favor OF the locals
and In the afternoon the home team
scored only once.
The Fourth, observed Monday, wa
unusually quiet In Garfield. Many peo
pie left the village for the day Will,
others entertained visitors and KEEP
close 10 their homes. or course, ther,
was the usual shooting by Young Amer
ica but no accidents of. serious natur,
were reported. In the evening ther,
we're numerous private displays OF fire
works and the air was filled with pape
balloons.
John r. Truesdhle Of Youngstown
formerly of Garfield, was badly ipjureI
Monday evening near Church Hill b!
being thrown from a motorcycle. al
had been 10 Cleveland with a party O
friends who rode motorcycles and wa
nearing home when his wheel struck
stone In the road and he was throw
violently TO the ground. His left arm
arm injured, his back hurt, and hi
face ana head terribly cut and bruised
He will be confined to the house 70
some time and IL lie feared his left arm
will always be stiff.
"A meeting of the board OF Norma
College trustees was held Tuesday eve
ming when recommendations OF the fac
ulty committee were acted upon, tn
following instructors being elected 70
the coming year: Prof. Lester /. Zlm
merman, science /; Miss Laura Crawfor'
OF Shelby, music Mass May Irwin O
Ashland, KY, German and English
Miss Edith Coope OF Youngstown
Greek and Latin. This completes tn,
teaching force, three other instructor
having been previously elected. Tn
matter OF changing the name OF the In
stitution Was discussed and IL is prob
able that IL will be shortened 20 North
Eastern Ohio College. The c0mmitte
on buildings WAS instructed TO ft up on
OF the rooms In the building for q
offioe and reception room for the pres
ident. A committee was named to loo
after the selection of field seoretarie
who will shortly begin an active can
paign 10 secure students. President
r. Guy attended the meeting and CAV
expression TO his confidence In the SUI
cess of the institution. He feels csrtai
shat the corps OF instructors selected
one OF the very best and that the attens
anoe at the opening OF school In Sci
tember will be large.
Church Chimss.