The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 2

TWO THR KYEXINT, FRIDAY. AUGUST 7. 1936 SALMAGUNDI PERSONAL NOTES AND MENTION OF MANY THINGS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Macbeth, of 32nd are leaving today on a motor trip to Texas.

Born, Thursday, to Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Cauger, of R. F. D.

No. 4. a daughter. 1. C.

M. Doxsee. of Ohio is visiting the Great Lakes exposition today at Cleveland. Unemployed Persons Receive Tickets For Rides At Picnic Florence St. Mary's School Graduate Unemployed residents of Massillon have not bfon forgotten by the com- i is making arrangements for thf annual Massillon community picnic to be held at Meyers lake, Wed: ncj-day, mirier the sponsorship of local 1,800 tickets which Miss Florence Corrigan, 30 of i wil! l)c ootl for frc(! rides on amuse- Clevcland.

one of two persons wit vlc ns at he park the day of the picnic have been provided for the when a Pittsburgh to New York unemployed. unemploye in Eaoh Ucket wiu be fw admis Born. Thursday night, to Mr. and; Greyhound bus overturned twice Mrs. Frank Pardo, of 1303 Jackson a driving rainstorm on a mountain- sion to any ride or other amusement at the city hospital, a son.

side 12 mjlcs west of untington, device by an adult or child at any early Thursday, was a former Mas-1 timc of the Th tickf ts are in! Born, Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kick, of R. F.

D. No. 1. Na-I sillon resident and planned to come varre. twin sons, at Aultman hospital, to this city later in the summer to Canton.

Mr. and Mrs. William Schindler and son Milton, of Glenn 1 have returned from Cleveland where they visited relatives. i Mrs. H.

C. Burson, of State who underwent an operation at city hospital, Tuesday morning is -proving. Born, this morning, at the city hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd i Hawk, of R.

F. D. No. 1, Navarre, a daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Geltz and daughter and Mrs. Stephen Little, of Massillon, were guests recently of Mr. i and Mrs. Albert Geltz, of Zoar.

I i 1 Mrs. and Mrs. Harvey I. Sweigert, i of Canton, former Massillon residents, i have been called to New York. City by the sudden death of Mrs.

Sweigert's father, Edward H. Miller. Miss Bertha Bosley has returned to Cleveland after spending the past two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bosley, of the Massillon- Orrville.

rd. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gerber and family and Miss Clara Kochendeifer. of Massillon, were recent guests of Mrs.

Mary Kochendeifer, of Winesburg. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nunguesser. of Cuyahoga Falls and Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Miller and son Jerry, of Snyder were recent guests visit friends. Thirteen Others Were Injured tended principally for unemployed adults as all children wearing Mas- community picnic identification tags will be permitted to ride on five different devices without charge from sillon ard tho local trade area are clisiblo to enter the contests. Fifty entries will be accepted in the beauty contest and 100 in the baby contest. The 11 entered in the beauty contest are Iva Tomlimon, Anna Radich, June Hershey, Mary Bryan, Leona Anne Mlincek, Ruth Bis- Edna Snowdcn, Nellie Snowden, Bobbie Ross, Catharyn Layton, Juanita Brandt, Joyce Brandt, and Lois Fouls.

New entries in the baby contest are Barbara Ann Rickcr, Betty Lou May-' ield, Marvin McGinnis, Louise Mc- 5innis, Alice Frances Griffiths, Donald Wayne Griffths, Elaine Weinstein, Miss Corrigan. whose 9 3 a rc io 2 P- Michael Corrigan, of Cleveland, an engineer on Great Lakes boats, came to Massillon when a little girl, with Miss Frances Shamberger, wb.cn the latter took a position housekeeper for the late Rev. Michael Vollmaycr, former pastor of St. Mary's church, and made her home at the rectory with Miss Shamberger who adopted her, her mother being She graduated from St. Mary's school and is a member of the alumni association, having sent her regrets in June, to its president, for not being able to attend a banquet because of her work.

School Head's Secretary Upon Mis.s Shamberger's death, Miss Corrigan went to Cleveland to make her home with an aunt and entered Ursulino academy from which she graduated. At the time of her death, she was secretary to the superintendent of Lincoln school. Cleveland. She was also taking courses at John Carroll university. Cleveland.

Miss Corrigan had gone to Tionesta. to be a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver at their summer cottage, where she spent a part of her vacation each summer, and took the bus Wednesday evening to "go to the White mountains in New- Hampshire for a short visit with a niece. Miss Copp, who lives with her grandparents there.

Besides her father, Miss Corrigan is survived by a sister. Mrs. Barbara Copp, of Cleveland. I of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Williams, of Tuscarawas. Collin Pfendler, of 815 Seneca NIL who underwent an appendectomy at city hospital a week ago, was moved Thursday afternoon to his home in Heitger's invalid car. i Gordon Fothergill, of Lincoln Way, returned Wednesday from Port a Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, 5 where he spent a month with the C. M. T.

C. He was a member of J. the Signal and Band Co. The Rev. H.

A. Shafer, of Lincoln Way, retired United Brethren i pastor, who Tuesday underwent an operation at Aultman hospital. Canton, for removal of cataracts on his eyes, is improving. Mrs. Dorothy Young and grand- daughter.

Marjorie Young, of Dune- din, who were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. George Filliez, of 6th st, returned Thursday eve- ning. County Auditor and Mrs. Lester S.

Lash and sons, of 504 6th left Thursday for an extended motor trip through Canada and the northeastern states returning home through Washington, D. C. EVANGELIST WILL CONDUCT REVIVAL Dr. Warren L. Sleeve, evangelist and Bible teacher who recently moved to Massillon from Chicago, will open a Bible conference anci "soul saving campaign" Sunday at 7:30 p.

m. at the Canton-Massillon tabernacle. His subject for the opening evening will be "Was Christ the Son of God and What Proof Have We?" Meetings will be held each evening and will be extended over an indefinite period. Francis Price, of Brooklyn, N. who has been a guest of his sister, Mrs.

A. M. Wilson and Mr. Wilson, of 6th returned Thursday evening. Mr.

Price recently returned from a trip to Glenn Palls, N. and Lake George. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fothergill and family and Amos Gordon, of Massil- Ion, have returned from a week's vis- it with relatives in Indiana and Mich- 1 igan.

Mr. Gordon visited his sister, of White Pigeon, whom he i met for the first time in 23 years, Mrs. Lester Wetzel and son, Royal, of R. F. D.

No. 4, -have returned by motor from Pittsburgh, where they spent a week with relatives. They were accompanied home by Emma i Ridlinger and John Rostek, who will spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Wetzel.

Prof, and Mrs. L. E. McAllister, of Mt. Berry college, Mt.

Berry, have returned after spending 10 days with Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McKelvey, of I Bebb SW.

Mr. and Mrs. Kelvey and their guests attended the 1 Great Lakes Exposition at Cleveland. Miss Pauline McKelvey had as her week-end guest her cousin. Miss Ernestine Stonebraker, of Belmont.

Lutheran clergymen in Massillon Thursday to attend the funeral ser- vice of the Rev. Leonard H. Burry, of Charleston, W. a former tor of St. Paul's Lutheran church, and which was held Thursday morn- ing in St.

Paul's church were the Rev. Dr. Walter Schuette, of Sewick" ley, president of the Eastern Dis- trict of the American Lutheran church, and the Revs. F. J.

hase and J. P. Soller, of Youngstown; C. B. Besch, Adolph Ebert and Charles Rassell, of Canton; Walter Dyer, of Akron; Lawrence Fudge, of Canal Fulton; W.

A. DIerksheide, of New Bedford, C. F. Duwe, of Paris, Luther J. Smith, of Cleveland, Herman Mees Meyer and Harold Rose, of Charleston, W.

Va. The Revs. Schuette, Besch and Soller had part in the service, the Rev. Dr. F.

B. Has preaching the sermon. IF Your motor misses you sec the mechanic immediately IF Vour eyes trouble you, you put taking care of them till a more opportune time. TOUR Best bet is to consult us today. Convenient Terms Dr.

L. A. Wagner EYESIGHT SPECIALIST O. P. 8.

Bldg. 46 1st NE. ALL FOR QUICK CLEARANCE Blatz Shoe Store X-RAY FIT 46 Erie S. Dial 4021 NEW CASES FILED IN STARK COURT New cases filed in 'common pleas court. Canton, include: Home Owners' Loan Corp.

vs. C. Kardon et. Massillon. Foreclosr.re.

Amount claimed 743,22. Raedel Locke, attorneys. Miriam Kohlmaier, Massillon, vs. i PiT.nk Kohlmaier, county jail, Divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. Robert G.

Hoffman, attorney. Priced $25 and up Every woman wants a to make her supremely happy, give her a TALISMAN SOLITAIRE. For Its patented design glorifies even a modest stone to magnificent splendor. All styles are made In naturalgoldorwhito gold with cantor diamond set in platinum. TALISMAN WEDDING RINGS are made to match.

Patented feature protects the erjgraved design from wear. Be suro to sec our unusual display. caniK I esTXSLISHCD 1897 Jeweler LINCOLN WA LINCOLN WAY The tickets are being distributed at relief headquarters in the city hall auditorium. Registration for a bathing beauty contest and a baby contest which arc to be features of the picnic program pisked up considerably today. So far 14 pretty girls have registered for the bathin? beauty contest ana more than 50 cliildren have been entered in the baby contest.

Entries are still being received at 4744 and 3327. All girls and children from two to seven years of age who reside in Mas- Uonna Fisher. Melvin Leroy Robin-on, Walter Louis Hamilton, Leo J. Grosswilcr, Jean Ann Grosswikr, Mary Dutton, Loretta Ann Kiefor, Jean Louise Kill, Sally Ann Rocr, Patty Lre Smith, Kenneth Boing. Jean Mario Kemp, Lawrence Roush, Betty June Fouls, Doris Jean Hinclley.

Glenda May Rink, Wanda Marie Walters, Johu Siffrin, Jack Nick Brlggs, Dolores Ann Beichel, Paul Picfer, Stanley A. Horner, Barbara Ann Aman. and Theresa Marie Martin. Boy Scouts are to furnish valuable i assistance to thn committee in charge at the picnic. They will help direct traffic and perfo.Tn other similar duties.

The committee expects the picnic to be a time of reunion for many citizens of Massillon and vicinity. In past years many families have mr.de picnic day a time for meeting friends: they have not seen for a long time this year is (ixception. net expected to bo an GOES TO TORONTO and spending the day together and' American Association baseball club, confirmed today the erslsrjnciit of pitcher Nelson Potter to Toronto of the International league and the ac- quisition of pitcher Emmett Nelson ir from the Cincinnati National league. The purchase price of Nelson was not disclosed. Watches Diamonds Buy them here under our Easy Payment Plan.

Pay 50c or $1.00 Weekly, NEIMAN'S 31 Lincoln Way, E. See The New 1936 Grunow All-Wave Metal Tube Radios OSCAR W. BAMMERLIN 212 1st NE. Dial 4219 Workingmen's Store Corner Tremont-lst St. SW.

I'OUR ROOF Should Be Protected With Bird Asphalt Shingles The Shingle That Will Not CurJ S. THE BROWN LUMBER CO. Eric St Phone till SHOP EARLY Take Advantage of Our SHOE SALE SATURDAY ONLY WOMEN'S 1 A $3.00 SHOES 1 Merit Shoe Store 6 LINCOLN WAY, W. Clean Sweep Sale Now Going Throughout The Entire Store Kanner Berger 121 LINCOLN WAY, W. Lowest Drug Store Prices Friday and Saturday Always at Baltzly's Reliable Drug Store Where you can always save with safely.

No need to shop your Drug Store Needs, as we meet all advertised prices. BALTZLl'S CUT RATE DRUG STORE for 32 ERIE STREET, A MASSILLON MOTOR FUEL ENZO MORE POWER MORE MILEAGE If a motor does not knock on any fuel, one fuel is as good as another from the point of view of power obtainable. Greater power conies with high compression motors. Such motors, however knock badly on most grades of gasoline, and this knock, ing- can be reduced only by using an anti-knock agent. Beniol blended gasoline is the most satisfactory fuel obtainable because it stops knocks and per- wits the engine to operate efficiently.

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