The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-02-11
RHODES.

Rhodes, Feb. S-James Germany, OF
Akron, visited his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs j. Appleby, of the west side
| Sunday.
Roy Cheyney of Cleveland, visited
his brother, Arnold Cheyney, Sunday.
B. ]. Frahtz of Massillon, spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. John
| Thomas.
J. j. Weller spent Monday in Can
! ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Elisha and fam
lily visited with Mr.. and Mrs. e. Horn
berger, Sunday.
Henry Wetteg, of Massillon, was a
Sunday visitor in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Updegraf, of
Massillon, visited Mr.. Updegraf's par
ents of Pigeon Run, Sunday.
John Updegraf, Earl and Emma
Stansbury, spent Saturday in Canton.
Mrs. Harriet Obendorf was Patch
visitor Sunday.
Monroe Smith of Massillon, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Obrecht
The following will compose the Lin
coin day centenary program to be
rendered at the Sixteen school Friday
evening: Song by school; opening
speech, Sketch, Abraham Lincoln; /;
recitation, Grace Adams recitation,
Vera Snavely; essay, Life of Lincoln; I;
song by school; recitation, Grace Ang-
stadt; recitation, Ruby Evans; recita-
ton, Catherine Jardon; recitation,
Merle Levers; spear drill, girls of ad-
Vanced room; debate, Resolved, That
Lincoln was Greater Statesman than
Washington, affirmed by Philip PAUL.
and Thomas Evans, and denied by
Paul PAUL. and James Morris; soldier
drill, advanced boys; Emancipation of
Slaves, Alvin Adams, John Morris,
James Morris, Paul PAUL., Philip PAUL.
and Harold Oberlin; intermission; ad-
dress by Hon. James A. Rice, of Can
ton upon the Principles of the Mar
tyr, Lincoln
The fifth institute, of the teachers
of Tuscarawas township was held at
the Pigeon Run school Friday after
noon and evening. A large number
were present, who listened to an ex-
ceptionally fine program. The after
noon work on pedogagy was conducted
by A. w. Myers, of Stanwood. In the
evening after literary program by
the local school, A. j. Kurtzen, of
Beach Grove, gave a very interesting
talk on Spice VS.. Vinegar. Numerous
other discussions were heard, after
which the society adjourned to meet
at Beach Grove, Friday afternoon and
evening, March 5.
The contests held at the Indorf ath-
letic field Sunday, resulted as follows:
Straight jump, Vast, #. in; run
ming jump. Bash, 13 it. in; hop,
step and jump, Patterson 1S #. s in. /;
high jump, Hollinger, At #. in.; pole
vault, Vast, 10 #. in.; putting the
shot, Obrecht, 8 it.; throwing the
hammer, Patterson, 100 #. in; three
leaps, Hollinger, Is #. The Marathon
race was postponed on account Of
darkness.
The lecture, Man and Money" de.
livereG by Hon. John SWisher, of Ok
ford, Eng, in behalf Of the SociaIistic
party of this place, Saturday evening,
in Sayer's hall, was well attended,
The spelling contest between the
Beach Grove and Dublin schools held
at the Dublin school last Monday ev-
ening, was won by the Dublin pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Megy, of MassiI-
lon, visited Mrs. Megy's sister, Mrs.
Thomas Appleby, of the Patch, who
has been III the past several weeks,
with rheumatism.
Miss Nellie GRADER was the guest
Of her cousins, the Misses Lilly and
Emma Stansbury, of Pigeon Run, on
Sunday.
Charles Kiefer, OF Akron, spent Sun.
day with his parents.