The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-01-28
ALLIANCE NEWS

Alliance, Jan. 24.-The Alliance City
band gave the second Of a series of
popular concerts at the Alliance roller
rink Sunday afternoon. A good sized
audience was present.
Mayor Mcconnell officiated Satur-
day evening at the wedding of Newton
Brosius and Mrs. Mary Thomas, the
ceremony being performed at the
home of the bride on Vine street. The
groom is aged IS years and the bride
rs years OF age. A wedding supper
was served to a party of relatives who
were present at the marriage.
Alliance Lodge No. 90, of the Inter
national Association of Machinists
held an open meeting at Labor temple
Sunday afternoon. A number of the
national officers were present.
The Roumanian societies of this city
and from surrounding cities, held a
big parade at noon Sunday, following
mass which was conducted by Father
Scorobat. Saturday evening a dance
was held at Untch's hall on East
Broadway. Sunday afternoon q ban
quet was served at the hall. The
event was held to formally inaugurate
handsome new silk flags and banners
just purchased by the societies. Sew.
eral hundred men, led by Roumanian
band, marched through the principal
streets Sunday.
Sunday forenoon two officers from
the west left Alliance with two prison.
ers wanted to answer serious crimes
Sergeant Ruggie of the Chicago police
had in custody Harry ]. Carney, want
ed for charge of attempted murder
and robbery, while Deputy Sheriff
Houghlan of Nowata, Oklahoma, had
as a prisoner Harry B. Gardner, who
| is charged with having forged several
checks. Both prisoners were arrested
in this city by the Alliance police, the
catches being considered unusually
good ones. The two accused men were
handcuffed and their feet shacklet
together. -.
The teams of girls from the Soph
omore and Junior classes of the ALI
ance High school will play basketball
at the rink Monday evening. The
game is open to ladies and such male
personages as the members of thu
teams decree shall witness the con
test. The men will be granted admis
sion only by tickets purchased from
the players. The teams have beel
coached by Fred Neuschutz, wei
known local athletic director, ant
challenges have been received from
teams at Canton, Salem and Akron
The local players expect to NEE
some of the teams from surrounding
cities this season.
Alliance, O., Jan. 23-Menoker
Tribe, Improved Order of Red Mer
4 held an important meeting Friday
evening and had as guests Grant
Sachem of Ohio, A. ]. Hutchison and
other Grand Council officers. The an
nual installation OF officers was held
followed by social session. Tht
lodge, while one of the youngest il
the city, is making great gains il
membership.
The Alliance Circle was entertain
ed Friday evening at the home o
&c. Y. Kay on South Union avenue
The Circle is one Of the most ex
elusive literary and social organiza
tions in the city, its membership be
ing limited to twelve professional
and business men.
In a decidedly fast basketball gam
the Alliance All-Stars defeated tn
strong Buhl team from Sharon, Pa
at the Alliance rink Friday evening
| The Alliance players proved then
, selves adopts at basket shooting a
| we'll as in good team and individua
! work. The visitors displayed fin
team work and we're speedy but fai
ed in finding the baskets from fielC
The first half ended with the score
, % to 2. The lineup:
Alliance Stars-39. Buhl--14
Right Forward.
DoremuS ................... DaVl
Left Forward.
| miner s's's'' ''..''' 's's''ss MAR
Center.
rlyuH .sss'.' .s.'s''ss MChed
Right Guard.
Shaffer .................. McQuisto
Left Guard.
Rex ................ Stoop, Andrew
| Summary: Goals from fields, Hine
I 8, Doremus 8, Flynn l, Rex g. Al
: drews 2, Davis l. Mart 1, Mexican
Goals from foul, Doremus 5, Davi
' a. Offlcials-Referee, Baughman
/ Timer, Hall; Scorer, Crubaugh.