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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-12-02
RHODES.

Rhodes, Nov. 30 William Ridley of
Canton visited relatives in this vicinity
last week
Mr. and Mrs. John wefer visited at
the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
N. Ricksecker, of Mt. Eaton, last week.
Herbert Graber, who has been on the
sick list, is somewhat improved.
The Ladies' Aid society of Myers
church will meet December 8 at the home
of Mrs. William Kittinger, near Mas
sillon. -
Mrs. Laura sicker and Mrs Nellie
Schworm of Massillon visited last week
Mrs. NJ. Obrecht.
Clyde Baer and Elson A. Weher after
spending their five-days' vacation over
Thanksgiving at their parents homes.
left Sunday night for Columbus, where
they will attend the o. S. u. again
Willard Coup Of Cleveland is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Nellie Camp, who is teaching
vacation over Thanksgiving at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Camp
Miss Hazel Jacobs and Charles E.
Schmidt, both of near Massillon, were
married Thursday. ~ ~--.
iIitirss Efaen Kirk Of North Lawrence
and Fred Swisher of AIli2nce formerly
of this place, were marrie0 ffSsrsdaS
John Pider and son Lewis of near
Masslllon visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs John Albright Sunday fore
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price of Massillon
were Rhodes visitors Sunday
Henry Wetter of MassillOn spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
j. Wefier.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Walter of West
Brookfield attended the home missionary
service held at Myers church Sunday.
NJ. Hinley and family of Pigeon Run
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Hinley of Groves Patch last
week
Mrs. Theodore Updegraff and Mrs.
John r. Smith and son Noble visited at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Albright. Sunday.
Herbert Swisher is working at Brew
ster
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bailey and family
of Massillon spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McFarren of
Groves Patch.
Revival meetings are being held at the
Chapel church at Pigeon Run.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sutton of Saginaw,
Mich, arrived at Massillon, where they
will spend the winter visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Benson were
Pigeon Run visitors Sunday
Tom Sutton, who had been visiting
relatives for the last week, left for his
home at Akron Sunday.
William Kittinger brought action
against John Lantzer and Edward Wend-
ling on promissory notes past due. The
notes were given for cows sold at public
auction, and the defendants claim that
the cows were not as represented. The
suit was heard before Justice Snavely
Saturday evening and was dismissed at
plaintiffs costs
John Albright covered his forty-acre
field with salt and manure last fall and
Is now covering 1t with lime. He intends
10 plant corn in It next spring.
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SHIPPENS S5URG.

Shippensburg, Nov. 2S. = Mrs. August
Clair spent Sunday with her parents.
George Shriver made a business trip
to Canton on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, B. f. Stonemetz, Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis Stonemetz and daughter, and
Miss Julia Frank spent Monday at p.
f. Franks.
Joseph Clair and son Lee of Soap Hill
spent Sunday with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs David Sewers spent Sat
urday in Louisville
Mr. and Mrs. John Marchand and
daughter Alice spent Sunday at j.
Sauner's.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stermer and fam
iE, of Louisville spent Sunday in our
village
Marion Wolf of Osnaburg spent the
forepart of last week with his mother.
Miss Verge Preston of Louisville spent
Sunday at home
Mrs. Cora Keck of Middlebranch called
on her aunt, Mrs d. Souers, who is i'll.
August Clair spent Saturday in Free
burg
Mrs. Adeline Clair spent Saturday with
Mrs. p. Merreot of Louisville.
Miss Laura Frank is spending her va
cation with her sister.
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Pittsburg this week.
II. j Derringer and wife have returned
from visit IN North Industry
John Keltzer Of Warren spent Thanks
giving with home folks.
Mrs. l.. e. Weber and daughter Anna
have returned from a visit in Cleve-
land
The Sunday school class of young
ladies of the Lutheran church gave a
chicken supper Wednesday evening and
cleared s5l.
Charley Hart of Pennsylvania is visit
ing relatives here. He is the son of Free
man Hart, formerly of this place.
Mr.. ana Mrs. E. l.. Motifs Of Cleveland
spent Thanksgiving here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes has returned
from a sixmonths' visit with relatives
In Seattle, Wash
Misses Vera and Anenell Dennis Of
Canton spent Thanksgiving here with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Hart
Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter Helen
and Miss Sophrona Morehead left We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of Marie
Day at Columbus, Marie was 20 years
of age and the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheldon Day, formerly of Minerva
Mr.. and Mrs. Heestand of Flndlay and
Mr.. and Mrs. Camp of Canton and fam
ilies have moved here. The men are EN-
ployed in the pottery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rue and daughter
of Canton have concluded q visit here
with their parents.
Mrs. Corwin lotion of Oneida died al
her home in Oneida Tuesday after two
years Illness with consumption. She was
. years of age and the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Crowl of Pekin Be
sides her parents, brothers and sisters
she leaves husband and little son. Tho
funeral services were held here at the
Presbyterian church at II o'clock Thurs
day, by Rev. w. r. Ward. Intermeni
at Union cemetery.
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LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, Nov. 26 - Rev. Davidson OF
the United Brethren church was agree-
ably surprised by the members ef g -s.,s IL
Gof gTel7aTi6n'r a louisville The night
before Thanksgiving they brought pres
ents TO fill the arder
The masquerade ball at the Empire
Opera hall was am enjoyable affair and
was attended by many.
VIM. Huntly has visitors from Me-
dina county
A large congregation attended the rn-
ion Thanksgiving services at the Re
formed church. Rev Davidson deliv-
cred a strong sermon Rev. Black and
Lyon assisted in the services
Miss Hazel Bratten Is down from
Cleveland, where she is attending col
lege, for few days visit with her par
ents
Mrs. A, Cheveraux is home after a
two weeks stay at Mercy hospital
where she underwent an operation.
Married, al the Reformed parsonage
by Rev b. A. Black Emery Hartzell
of Chicago, and Miss Nettie Shaffer OF
John r. Moffett, a brother of James
Moffett of Louisville, died at the age
of 81 at Denver
o. Sherer gave each of his employees
turkey for a Thanksgiving present
This Is his annual custom.
Bradford Rhodes, a telegraph opera
tor Of Louisville, has been transferred
to Enon, Pa
Taxes can be paid at the bank next
Monday
Miss Julia Mofflt contemplates visit
to Los Angeles. California. soon
Mrs. Joseph Folk has returned from
few weeks visit in Indiana.
Prof. Chenot of Alliance has been
visiting his parents here.
The Amish Mennonites are holding a
conference at their church northwest
of town.
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NAVARRO.

Navarro, Nov 30.-Clement Eckroate
aged 35 years, died of pneumonia at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
EckrOate, Tuesday. Besides his parents
he is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Ida
Whistler and Mrs. Agnes Middleton, and
one brother, j. o. Eckroate, all of Ma
varre. Funeral services will be held at
st. Clements church Thursday morning
at O'clock Interment at Navarro, He
was member of Stark tent, No. 1856
X. o. T. ID
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Harmon Salberg,
ten-pound daughter.
Miss Helen Case of Loudonville Is
spending a few days at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Phillip Loew
Miss Marie Boew, who spent Thanks
giving with her parents in this village,
has returned to Wooster, where she is
attending school.
Miss Yanda Teeples and girl friend
have returned to Wooster.
A smoker and open meeting of Stark
tent. No. 1856, which was held at this
place on Monday evening was well at
tendeu, about 100 members being present
besides number of prospective mem
bers and visitors. The evening was spent
in singing, playing and speaking. The
band of the tent, consisting Of twenty
members, was present and enlivened the
occasion with several selections. Field
Deputy Littlejohn was present and de-
lvered an address, which was very in
teresting and instructive
The Jr. o. U. A NJ lodge of this vii
lage held its Thanksgiving services at
the L. b. church Sunday evening. Rev.
o. w. Slusser delivered the address.
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OVAL CITY.

Oval City, Nov. 2S--Mr. and Mrs. Hawn
and family of Sparta visited several days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brown
Ellsworth and Ralph Young are visit
ing with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Knop.
A recital was given by Miss Brdela
Boettler at her home in honor of her
class last Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kline and daugh-
ter Eva spent Sunday at Calvin Swartz's.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bast and son
Robert are visiting at Joseph Browns.
Mrs. Buchman, Mrs Charles Royer, Mr..
and ~ IN tSfsstrrr fslck, fff S1ffacoM
Mr( cd, Nina Knop. and Mrs T. j.
CE were in Canton Monday
MSS Florence Wearstler, who has been
sick is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Philips and son
Roy are visiting in Greentown
Nina Knop and Mrs. Milton Kline
spent Tuesday afternoon with the lat
ters sister, Mrs. Ira Immel
Mrs. William Wearstler made a bust
ness trip to Canton Tuesday.
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were married Thanksgivlng day,
The Misses Bishop and White Of Cleve-
land visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Young Thursday and Friday. Miss
Bishop is a sister Of Mrs. Young, both
ladies' being kindergarten teachers in
Cleveland
The Atwater Euchre club met Satur-
day evening with Mrs. Lottie Chain.
Charles Baum and little son Warren Of
Cleveland were guests Of Mrs Abe Baum
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs wfl Smith of Massilon
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harri-
son Chain Friday
Mrs. o. N. Falor has been quite sick
for several days.
MIR. and Mrs David Smith and daugh-
ter jeanette of Canton spent Thanksgiv-
ing here with Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Chain
Misses GladysSFalor and Blanche Ste
vens were home for Thanksgiving.
Miss Ethel Bryan, who is working In
Akron, is home for two-weeks' vaca-
ton
Charles Royer and Bert BiXler were AL
lance visitors Wednesday.
Herbert Damon returned to his home
in Alliance Wednesday after a week s
visit here with his grandparents.
Floyd Chain made a business trip to
Hartville Wednesday.
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CAIRO.

Cairo, Nov 60 - The Sunday school
convention at the Reformed church of
this place last week was well attended.
Charles B-ouse spent Thursday and
Friday with his paVents, Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus Brouse.
Edward Brumbaugh and family of
Middlebranch spent Thursday with G.
w Masters.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bishop and son of
Aultman spent THANKSGIVING day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c.. Kanel.
Misses Bertha and Mile Masters spent
Tuesday with their sister, Mrs Blona
Brumbaugh. of Hartville.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hin and daugh-
ter of Springfield visited with relatives
in this yicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Tena Shaffer died at her home
in Cairo Wednesday morning. Funeral
services were held at the Cairo Reform
ed church Saturday at 10 o'clock. She
was aged about so years Six. of her
nephews were pallbearers. Interment
was made in Snyders cemetery.
A social will be held at the Cairo
school house, north of here, on Friday
evening.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Pleasant Grove. Nov. 29.-Eugene Trodo
Of Akron spent Sunday at W. G. Green S.
Edward u. Wackerly spent Thanksgiv-
ing al the home OF John Festerly. near
Marchand
lsh Morrow was Sunday visitor at f.
Surbey's In Canton.
Many OF our folks attended the Re
formed church bazaar in Sponsellei's s
hall Saturday evening
Rev Schroyer Is spending Some time
in Fl Wayne, Ind, and vicinity, engaged
In ministerial work.
Mrs Alfred Cunningham IS an invalid
at the Aultman hospital
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Green spent
Thanksgiving day wish IL y. Alden and
family In Detroit.
u. J. Rhiel and family OF this place,
and brother Alfred and wife or Malvern.
returned home Thursday from brief
visit with their brother, Rev. CharleE
Rhiel. ct Gallipolis. and Mrs. Edward j
Rhiels uncle, Rev. Jacob Bchneider. In
Columbus
Lewis II. Campbell purchased a lot
recently In North Park addition, where
be has broken ground preparatory 10
erecting d dwelling house.
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News of Nearby Towns and Cities


day evening for the remainder Of the
week
A dance was given in She hail OF the
Cummings Trust building Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bclley have
moved into their new house, which has
been built In the Moody addition.
Chester Iddings of Minerva has pur-
chased Roy Walkers Carrollton tea
route and will move to Carrollton
The basement room i'm the Lawler
building Is being fitted up for VIII
Bakers box ball alleys.
Miss Gertrude Ray, who had been at
Cleveland the past two months for treat
in health.
Nell Karns is in Canton. assisting his
son Charles to finish his new residence,
into which he expects to move the first
of next month.
The Cummings Trust company has in
creased its capital stock from $4,000 to
100000. This was done by turning the
$50, 600 surplus into capital. The bank has
deposits amounting to nearly 100000 and
no oyerdrafts. II is a state depository
and is pronounced one of the most solid
institutions in the state.
The following amounts were allowed
by the county commissioners for clerk
hire to the different county officers for
the coming year: Auditor, $720; recorder,
S42O treasurer, $3.50; probate judge, 4S0;
clerk, $500; sheriff, $500
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston and
daughter Maxine of Canton have been
visiting their parents here the past
week. They expect to leave soon for
North Yakami, wash, with a view of
locating there.
Mesdames Fred Nash and Jessie
Vokes of Cleveland are guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. Jackson.
Edward w. Coleman, who has been
county manager for the Bell Telephone
company since it absorbed the Carroll
county company. was checked out on
Tuesday by the district manage. His
successor has arrived and is in charge
of the business.
John s. Morgan is visiting relatives at
Coshoctcn.
Mrs. j. w. Bennington of Canton was
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. States, from Friday until
Monday
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MIDDLERRANcH.

Middlebranch, Nov. 26,-Dr. Corwin Hill
and wife Mr. and Mrs Charles Hill and
daughter Irene, of Akron; Mahlon Hill of
Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs, L. Z. Phil
lips of Canton were guests of Mr. and
Mrs George Phillips, Thursday
Dora Mohler and Roy Slote were unit
ed in marriage by Rev Alvin Byers ef
Louisville Wednesday. delicious we'd
ding dinner was served and the bride
received many beautiful and useful pres
ents. The couple will reside in this
vicinity
The L. o. It. NJ. will hold "a name So
cial IN Gaeloine hall Saturday evening.
Faye Bair of Canton is guest of her
grandmother. Mrs, Katie Bair.
Mrs. Libbie Gotshall and daughter
Blanche of Canton spent Thanksgiving
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Buch-
man.
Sidney Beard of Ravenna is visiting
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Herbuek of Can
ton We're guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Corl
Thursday.
Sunday school at the Brethren church
at $3.50; G. II. society at p. m. No
preaching services on account of the pas
tor conducting communion services al
the Brethren church, Louisville.
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CARRoLLToN.

Carrollton, Nov. 2S.-Mrs. r. c. Faw-
eett Is visiting relatives at Warren and
Cleveland. She is accompanied by Helen
and Catherine Butler.
Miss Mary Ferrall is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Allen, at Coraopolis, Pa
Jacob Cox, an inmate Of the county in
urinary died Tuesday morning at the
age or "a years. The remains were in
ierred at Augusta, his former home He
had been at the county home eight years
lie is survived by two sons.
~; V. Marshall Of Malvern, Gertrude
Williams OF Bedford: Frank Maurer Mai
Nern' Agnes Anna Gilbow, Mineral City.
nave been granted marriage licenses
Leland Shepherd Of o. w. u, Della
ware; Charles Byder, Case. Cleveland
and Miss Sarah Hayes OF Harlem
giving.
William McGraw, an inmate of the Car-
ron county intiImary since 1885 was
taken 70 the Massillon hospital Wednes-
day. Mr.. McGFaw was former resi-
dent OF East township and had spent Is
years In the hospitals at Newbufg and
Athens prior to coming to the county
The appraisement of the estate of the
late Robert Mclaughlin has been filed
~ PROBATE court. The Fox township
farm is valued at $1,000, telephone stock
at 500, credits at $500 making $500.
w A. Allen has purchaeed the o. I
Manfun grocery and bakery Mr. Man
| full viii move to Canton. where he win
engage in business.
Walter Boutwell,, former Carrollton
boy, was visiting friends in town this
! week lie is traffic manager OF the I'm
! ion Drawn Steel company at Beaver
Falls, Pa, his home.
Charles Atwell Of near town has sold
bis l2s-aere farm to Wheeler Bros. of
! Dennison for 5000 The same nartiea
purchased Joseph McGregor's Harrison
township farm Of l60 acres for $1,000 Mr..
Atwell expects 70 buy property in Car
r. j. Santhany is organizing a com
pany 10 manufactures Iis thermostallc
fire alarm
Miss Ziener OF Yochow. china. will
speak IN the Reformed church Tuesday
evening on mission work IN that coun-
| try.
series Of revival meetings Is In
progress 10 the a. y. church and will
continue TWO weeks. The pastor is beina
assisted by Rev. Q. B Henthorne u. ID.
OF Cadiz p
The schools wers Dismissed Wednea.
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NAVARRO.

Navarro, Nov. 26.--Mr and Mrs. Harry
Henderson are visiting friends and rela-
lives in this village
Miss Clara Oakleaf returned Wednes-
day from Shanesville where she visited
Miss Hazel Richardson. Miss Richard
son came home, also. to spend her
Thanksgiving vacation with her par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs, Franz Beitner and daugh-
ter of Canal Dover spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Brindle.
Alpheus Noftsinger received a message
calling him to Pittsburg on account Of
the serious illness of his son. Mrs.
Noftsinger and son went to Pittsburg
last Monday
Grandma Cor passed her seth birth
day Friday. She is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Mercier spent
Thursday In Orrville.
Miss Leila Bnndle is visiting IN Salem.
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LEGAL Notice.


Miranda NJ. Walker, Hazel Walker,
Helen w. McCarty and A, D. McCarty,
whose postoftlCe address is Sydney,
Australia, are hereby notified that on
August "a, 1909, the undersigned, as
plaintiff, filed its petition against Emma
f. Rooms and the four persons above
named, setting forth in substance that
ON Oct 21st, 1905, Emma F. Rooms,
Charles w. Koons, Haskell r. Rooms,
Miranda M. Walker, Alonzo b. Walker
Helen w. McCarty, A. ID. McCarty,
Hazel Walker and Mary j. Walker exc
cuted mortgage to Louis a. i.oichot
23OO in the City Of Canton, Ohio, which
Is recorded ID Aol - bfa ge u Ar
Mortgage Records OF Stark County,
Ohio securing note for so, 10000 made
by Emma f. Rooms and Charles w.
koons to Louis A. Loichot bearing six
per cent interest, payable mont hi y. /. That
Emma IF. Koons, Charles w Rooms and
Haskell r. Rooms on July 18th, 1906 had
executed another mortgage on the above
real estate, which is recorded in Vol.
1872, page $50 of the Mortgage Records
of said County, to secure their note at
one year to Louis A LoichOt for 81 ,OO0.
90 with six per cent interest payable
monthly. That Louis A. Loichot trans
ferred both said notes and mortgages
to the undersigned bank, and there is
due from Emma f. Keons, Charles w.
ltoOns and Haskell r. Koons on said
two notes the sum of S23,00000. with in
terest from June 21st, 1909. The prayer
of said petition is that said mortga ges
be foreclosed and the premises sold to
satisfy the same, unless the amount due
thereon be paid within a short date to
be fixed by the court. Said parties are
required to answer said petition on or
before January 22d, 1910 or judgment
viii be taken as prayed for in the petit
tion.
The First National Bank Of Canton, o.
PLAINTIFF
LYNCH G. DAY,
Attorneys.
Printed in the Stark County Democrat
Dec. 2-9-16-239O, 1909 and Jan. 6, 1910.
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MINERVA.

Minerva, Nov. 26-Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Shontz of Canton are visiting
friends here and at Pattersonville.
Mrs. Arthur Beckman and daughter
Dorothy, of Cortland; Carrie Haines, of
Bedford; William Haines. of Pittsburg,
and Roy Haines, of Cleveland, spent
Thanksgiving day with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Haires.
Miss Cecil Marshall of Cleveland is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Hughes
Miss Ethel Monohan left this week for
Alliance, where she has accepted po-
sition as clerk in confectionery store.
Hiram Hin and wife spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Canton. 4s4-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b Couch of welllng-
ton are visiting relatives here.
John and Clarence Haines, with tkeir
wives and the formers two children of
Alliance, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nick Thursday
Miss Carrie Gaver OF East Liverpool
Is spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Mong.
Misses Verna Cook and Merle Grunder
spent Thanksgiving at Ravenna, guests
OF Rev. j. A. Whorton and family
Mrs, John Voglesong of Elyria is Wis
itlng her sister, Miss Willo Unkefer,
Miss Nettie Cook visited friends in Car
rollton for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Rachael Monohan is visiting rela-
lives in Alliance.
Mrs. j. A. Bailey aud Miss Demeretta
Fishel spent Tuesday In Oneida.
The Akron team played Minerva
Thanksgiving afternoon and the game
was Q to 0 IN favor OF Minerva.
Mrs. j. M. Crawford OF Cleveland. for
merly a resident here. visited her
brother, Il. Calerdine, this week
News reached here Wednesday OF The
death OF Roy Shenkel at East Liverpool
Mn and Mrs. 6henlse have resided n
Canton the past eight months and are
well known here, Mrs. Shenkel was FOR.
ulesly Miss Anna Morrcw Of Minerva
ACA fh.. Fts.. 80.
East Liverpool.
Miss Lena Hawkins Is visiting relatives
In Pittsburg,
Miss Emma Rfhith las returned home
from q two weeks visit IN Pittsburx
" r kurtz was d business caller IN
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NOTICE

The Stark County Board OF school Ex-
aminers will hold meetings fer exami-
nation OF Applicants for teachers
certificates on the first Saturday Of eacf
each examination. Applicants for special
certificates should notify the clerk al
least ten days before no examination
Examinations OF pupils under section
1910 II. s. will be held on the third
Saturday Of April ane the second satur-
day of May
Applicants should be present not later
provide themselves with penholders And
pens. The Board win furnish ink ana
All examinations win be held - Ire
Canton high school 1ullding
r, J, TEBPLE, Clerk, MassiIlon.
CARL II, MEYER, Pres, Canton.
JNo. H. FocHT. Clerk.