Plans Set for Opening of Louisville Structural Plant
Hiner Structural Steel Co led by Guy C. Hiner plans to open the Louisville plant within months, aiming to employ 250 to 300 workers and offer designing fabrication and erection services. The sale of Louisville Sheet & Steel Co.’s plant to Hiner was announced by bankruptcy trustee Judge H. Pontius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Sheet &Steel Co
Hiner Structural Steel Co
Canton Building
H. ©. Pontius
Pontius
Guy C. Hiner
Canton Bridge Co
Louisville
W. Bernard Rodgers
Hiner
Canton Bridge
Fred J. Pocock
Paul A. Prince
Harry Pursell
W. I. Tompkins
American Bridge Co
Structural Steel
Chautauqua Opens in Canton August Fourteen
Canton prepares for a seven day Chautauqua starting Friday August fourteen. Harold Hammer of Columbus, advance representative, heads the Redpath Lyceum Bureau event under Canton Lions club auspices to aid blind work. Former Governor Charles H. Brough of Arkansas opens the series discussing America's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Harold Hammer
Columbus
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Canton Lions’ Club
Lions’ Club
Hammer
West Park
Sixth St
Schroyer
Harvey Loehr
Lions’ Club Chautauqua
Russell J. Burt
Carl S. Hartwell
Boy Scouts
H. D. Bercaw
Harold Thomas
William F. Bailey
E. H. Walker
A. E. Koonreich
J. F. Toot
Society For Blind
Jack Rogers
H. S. Hoover
Charles H. Brough
Arkansas
America
Brough
United States Good Roads Association
The
International Y. M. C. A
Barnard Takes Post as General Superintendent in Newark
Friends confirm H P Barnard former open hearth superintendent of United Alloy Steel now takes general superintendent role at Chrome Steel Works Newark New Jersey. He left Canton over sixty years ago moved to Erie where he has resided since, and starts new duties next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Barnard
United Alloy Steel Corp
Chrome Steel Works
Newark
N. J
Barnard
Canton
Erie
Bell Boy Arrested in Hotel Theft Case
Farrell Maloney of 604 Cherry 8E was arrested on a petty larceny charge after allegedly stealing items from the McKinley Hotel where he worked as a bell boy. The case was continued Friday in criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell Maloney
Maloney
McKinley Hotel
Boy Hurt After Running Into Car At City Intersection
Ten year old Carol Mackey was slightly injured when his knee was cut by an automobile near Cleveland Avenue and 12th Street Northwest. The driver H. J. Ehrman of 1103 18th Street NW said the boy refused medical help or giving an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Mackey
Cleveland Av
12Th St Nw
H. J. Ehrman
18Th St NW
Attendance at Molly Stark Club Meeting Crowded
More than 150 young men and women attended the Molly Stark Club meeting at the parish house of St. Pauls Episcopal church in Cleveland Avenue. James Seybert led singing after a club program including Beethoven Minuet in G and songs by Mrs Beckley and Miss Davidson. The meeting ended with a closing song and plans for next weeks gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Molly Stark Club
Eana King
Beethoven
James R. Potter
Grace Fortney
W. F E. Beckley
Ethel Davidson
Miss Schaffner
E. P. Adang
Street Fair Opens With Band Concert at East Canton
Opening Thursday of the Community Street Fair and Exposition at East Canton drew a large crowd. Music was provided by the Thayer Military Band directed by William E. Strassner. The same organization will perform Friday evening featuring Col Wheeler Weldon Overture Raymond Thomas Waltz Militaire Waldteufel Simplicity and other selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Canton
Thayer Military Band
William E. Strassner
Col. Wheeler
Weldon Overture
Raymond
Thomas Waltz
Waldteufel
Theo
Thomas Medley
Keler-Bela
Faust
Bandits seize $100,000 in furs from New York firm
Five armed intruders robbed the fur manufacturing establishment of Harry Bleiweis in New York today. They rifled sixteen large safes and escaped with $100,000 in furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Bleiweis
Three Deputies Nab Three Speeders on Country Roads
Deputy Sheriffs Wade and Schwartz nabbed three speeders on country roads Thursday. The motorists were Connie Ludwig of Dennison at 44 mph on Massillon Navarre Road, Lewis Shanklin of Dalton at 41 mph on a Tan Road, and Cristo Ramos of Beelden NE at 45 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Schwartz
Connie Ludwig
Dennison
Massillon-Navarre
Lewis Shanklin
Dalton
Ee Tan Eee
Cristo
Ramos
Beelden. Ay. NE
Man Fined $100 After Car Stop for Liquor Find
W. E. Nelson of 1419 6th Street SW was fined 100 dollars and costs in criminal court after police found a small amount of liquor in his automobile while he sat intoxicated in his car parked on Carnahan Avenue NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Nelson
6Th Stsw
Nelson
Carnahan Ay NH
John Amontis Denies Reckless Driving Charge
John Amontis of 1918 Garfield at SW was arrested Thursday on a reckless driving charge. He pleaded not guilty in criminal court Friday and the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amontis
Garfield
Gould Heiress Signs for New York Motion Picture Theater
Gloria Gould granddaughter of Jay Gould and wife of Henry A. Bishop signs a contract to become managing director of a new motion picture theater in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Gould
Jay Gould
Henry A. Bishop
New York City
Man Injured In Canton Street Car Collision Suit
George W. Johnston, injured when his auto skidded on icy pavement on January 10, sues North Canton Transit and the City of Canton for 35000 dollars. He alleges a defective manhole and excessive streetcar speed caused the wreck. Attorneys are W B Quinn and Harter and Harter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Johnston
Tuscara
Johnston
City of
Canton
W. B. Quinn
Harter & Harter
Road contracts awarded for county and Canton area upgrades
State Highway Director L A Boulay awarded the Canal Fulton Manchester road project to The Elmer Vogt Paving Co for 127 734 97 with work to start. Wise Brothers Cantor received Canton Alliance road work at 136 410 25. Studebaker Son Canton won Canton Massillon road repaving at 28 712 30. Contractors to furnish their own brick with alternate state furnished bids considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton-Manchester
Lawrence
L. A. Boulay
Elmer Vogt
Canton
Whipple Rd
Studebaker & Son
Elks to Stage Big Style Show in Massillon
Massillon Elks plan a fall festival style show with nearly 2000 attendees in their new East Main club rooms. Five leading stores support the event scheduled for September 21 to 26 and invitations go to Canton Alliance Dover and other nearby lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Elks
The
East Matinet
I Tts
Canton
Alliance
Dover
Wéw
Philadelphia
Reformatory sentences for two intoxication violators
Isabelle Rinder and Delpha Brown were each fined 100 dollars and costs in Massillon on Monday for intoxication. They were escorted to Marysville by Chief Ertle to begin indeterminate sentences at the Marysville reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Isabelle Rinder
Delpha Brown
Marysville
Ertle
Marysville Reformatory
Wrinkles Removed While You Wait
An ad claims applying a paste of powdered tarkroot and lemon juice removes wrinkles in fifteen minutes with no rubbing. It promises a harmless, soothing face treatment cheaper than three cents, smoothing wrinkles, bags, and sagging cheeks, and requires only sitting before a mirror to wash off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Two Liquor Law Offenders Fined Heavily
Peter Loop of Columbia Heights was fined 1500 and costs after pleading guilty to possessing liquor with a second offense pending on appeal. Sol Cohen of Cleveland paid 1000 and costs for transporting liquor, his car seized after 75 gallons of moonshine were found near Cairo. Manuel Lopes received the minimum 100 fine and costs for possessing a barrel of wine at home and ordered to dump it. Pappas, Marku, and Craven pleaded not guilty and stood trial as Judge Agiler set a Friday decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Loop
Columbia Heights
A. W. Agier
Court of Appeals
Homer Durand
Coshocton
Loop
Sol Cohen
Cleveland
Nquor
Cairo
Manuel Lopes
Costa
Nick Marku
George Pappas
A. E. Craven
Agiler
Printing firm leases plant at Sunvapor Light Co. site
Announcement Friday that the old Sunvapor Light Co. building at 10th and Market will be leased for 15 years to Lincoln Printers. A paper box and printing plant will operate there. Deal handled by OF 86 Di Paar of Grosser-Paar Leahy Co. Rentals total nearly $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunvapor Light Co
Lincoln Printers
di Paar
Grosser-Paar Leahy Co
Neighbor Fined In Family Quarrel
Acting Judge Norman Clark fined LeRoy Hoffman of 1716 4th St NE ten dollars and costs and suspended a ten day work house sentence after a lengthy trial for disturbing the peace. Neighbors testified during the quarrel and Hoffman allegedly used abusive language and threw a garden hose at a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Clark
LeRoy Hoffman
4Th St NE
Hoffman
Plag Movement Given Approval by Canton League Officers
Canton League of Women Voters officers announced on Thursday that the League approved the movement or a general display of American flags, signaling endorsement of the civic gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plag Movement
Canton League of Woman Voters
Merchants Back League Drive to Display Flags On Election Day
On Primary Election Day next Tuesday officials report broad support for flag displays. Merchants county commissioners and the Kiwanis Club with the Visiting Nurse Association endorse the movement and urge flags in both residential and business districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Visiting Nurse Association
League
Five Speeders Fined After Arraignment
Seven motorists faced arraignment in criminal court on Friday for speeding. Two pleaded not guilty while five were fined varying amounts including George Garaux 15 Albert Wood 20 H A Flick 10 Earl Meyers 28 R P Gross 20 and costs with others entering not guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garaux
Market Avy & Wan
Albert Wood
Costa
H. A. Flick
Earl Meyers
R. P. Gross
Fulton Rd NW
H. D. Fullatoon
Shadysideavy SW
A. T. Marton
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Charles M. Brough
Lions
Loehr
Newark Steel Works
Bell Boy
Shetland
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Gounod
Atlantis
F. Safranek
N. G
H. Reeves
Ley Street
Sues
Karl A. Feist
Ohio
Cincinnati Law College
France
Leahy and Weintraub
Attys
Niles A. Sponseller
Atty
Jack Art
Waesy
Rogers
Elgin
Ingersol
Ingersoll
St.e
Jack
Aoe
Jessee
Strap
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