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BUTTERMORE IS APPOINTED/Veteran Officer To Be Bailiff Under GraybillPatrolman Stanley Buttermore, 15-year veteran in the police department, will become bailiff of municipal court Jan. 1 under Judge-elect Emmett D. Graybill.Buttermore will retire ^from the force at the end of this month, j Judge-elect Graybill said today in I revealing I he first major appoint* j ment of the incoming administra-! tion.j ^ * * *1 BUTTERMORE WILL replace H. J. Germany, Judge Robert G. Hoffman's bailiL, in the S4,200-a-year post. Judge Hoffman lost to Graybill in the Nov. 3 election.Buttehnore, 42, will become the second 15-year veteran lost by the police department in recent months. Capt. C. A. Davenport retired Oct. 1.The new bailiff is a native of Canal Fulton, but his parents moved to Massillon when he was an infant. His mother, Mrs. Margaret Buttermore, resides with Buttermore and his family at 647 Green ave SW. His father, Charles Buttermore,' is deceased.Buttermore was graduated from j Washington high school in 1929! ! after playing three years on the I Tiger varsity football squad.He was appointed to the force! May 1, 1938. Less than a year later he was severely injured when struck by a car on duty. He was hospitalised 87 days.STANLEY BUTTERMORE.. , new bailiffHe is married to the former Evelyn Marie Marsh of Massillon. The couple has two children, Carol Mae, 16, and Orin Stanley, n.Buttermore is an avid hunting and fishing enthusiast. He has gained a reputation in the department as a crack shot
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Evening Independent
Massillon, Ohio, US
Mon, Dec 07, 1953
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