Canton Public Schools Health Report Details Wide Range of Findings
The Canton health report shows 10 827 pupils examined with 19 cases of disease and 146 eruptions, 1 301 with tonsil afflictions, 996 enlarged glands, and 1 041 undernourished. Dentists treated 8 145, gave 1 887 prophy, 3 367 extractions or restorations, and 2 966 fillings while nurses assisted nearly 1 500 examinations and 1 133 thyroid tablet administrations. Attendance reached 18 551 for the year with 379 cases of illness and 13 328 students with perfect attendance. The dental survey logged 211 pupils examined and 83 treated with 73 extractions and 88 fillings.
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Canton
A. W. Laird
Hawkins
A. W
Harter W
Speeding fines issued in Thursday court session
King was arrested Thursday on speeding charges and fined $20 plus costs in criminal court Friday. Siech, likewise arrested on a similar offense, received a $20 fine.
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King
Afon
Siech
Aged Canton Woman Sophia Young Dies at 88
Mrs. Sophia Young, 88, longtime Canton resident, died Friday at 1 after weeks of illness. Born April 24, 1842 in New Portage, Ohio, she moved to Canton with her parents and lived there since. A lifelong member of the Reformed Church.
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Sophia Young
Tuscara
Canton
New Portage
John Barry
Churc
Funeral Held for Mrs. Fulmer of Canton
The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Fulmer aged and active in church life. Surviving are a sister Mrs. J K Macauley Yonkers N Y and five grandchildren Florence Fulmer a Hartford teacher and resident in the home H C Hammond of Massillon Arthur Frank and Walter Fulmer of Canton Two great grandchildren Robert L and Jeanne Fulmer. The funeral is Monday at 2 PM at the home of grandson Frank Fulmer 322 Bedford at NW with Dr Albert B Day presiding. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. Miss Odyne Amoega Cornell a young Oklahoma City woman has formed a law partnership with her father.
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John F. Young
Canton
J. K. Macauley
Yonkers
N. Y
Florence Fulmer
Hartford
H. C. Hammond
Massillon
Arthur, Frank
Walter Fulmer
Robert L
Jeanne Fulmer
Frank Fulmer
Bedford
Albert B. Day
Westlawn
Odyne Amoega Cornell
Oklahoma City
Attorneys Plan Annual Picnic At Congress Lake
Members of the Starkeo Bar Association met Friday to schedule the annual picnic during the week of June 29. A committee was authorized to pick the date and arrange the outing for bar members and law students only.
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Starkeo Bar Association
Congress Lake
Bar
Law
Romanian language newspaper sues over damages in Ohio court
Nicholas Bardash national head of a Romanian society filed suit in common pleas court Friday against The Associated Printing Publishing Co. of Youngstown publishers of Romanul a newspaper in the Roumanian language asking $16,
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Nicholas Bardash
Common Pleas
Associated Printing & Publishing Co
Youngstown
Romanul
Robbery charges spark defamation case against Bardash
Bardash seeks damages over a newspaper article claiming he was expelled from a Romanian society and guilty of bribery of courts. He says the statements were false and malicious and harmed his reputation among Romanian speaking communities. Attorneys Herbruck Black MecCus key Ruff represent him.
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Bardash
Herbruck, Black, MecCuskey
Ruff
Deportation inquiry into pair of aliens Ritling couple
County officials will investigate Nick and Anna Ritling of Columbia Heights to determine if they can be deported for alleged law violations. Nick recently left the workhouse after a second bootlegging sentence and Anna admitted guilt to liquor sales. deputy sheriffs reported several transactions. Mrs Ritling's sentence was deferred until July 17 for further inquiry.
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Nick
Anna Ritling
Columbia Heights
Agler
Liquor Charge Leads to Fine for Local Man Finn
Co. Finn of llth street NE was arrested Thursday night on suspicions and violating the Crabbe set, along with three others, as police filed charges in the incident.
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Co. Finn
Llth St NE
Crabbe
Quartet fined and given continuances in Liberty Avenue case
Four suspects faced in a Liberty Avenue auto case. One man paid a 100 dollar fine and a second paid a similar cost after conviction on a specific charge. Charles Miller Minnie Rose and Robert Austin received continuances as officers reported refusals to answer questions. Avetin stated his home was 518 Liberty Avenue SE.
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Costa
Charles Miller
Minnie Rose
Robert Austin
Pole
Liberty Av SE
Avetin
Sts
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