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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1949
Page
11
Elena Lebaron a 30 year old Salt Lake City divorcee with eight children appealed to the Salt Lake Telegram for a husband who loves children. She offered a four room cottage in part payment and her skills as a housekeeper and artist. She seeks a tall man between 30 and 40 who enjoys literature and music and will be the breadwinner while she pursues art.
Ohio milk production reached 411 million pounds in March, up 74 million from February, due to better feed supplies and heavier feeding per cow. Last year March output was 374 million, with the ten year March average also 374 million.
The Stark County 4 H Baby Beef Committee will meet at 1 p m tomorrow in Room 216 of the Post Office building, changing the previously reported 8 p m time.
Polly Merwin 11 reports her brother David 12 found 12 sticks of dynamite while playing with a friend in the woods east of 17th street. Police say the explosive had deteriorated over winter and only wax paper wrapping remained. David hid the dynamite to show his sister Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lucille Fisher of Columbiana wins Baldwin Wallace College Grindstone queen title after a jury of artists and photographers selected her from forty five competitors among coeds in Columbiana on April 13.
Myron Nixon was named president of the McKinley High School Band and Orchestra Parents Club. Other officers include Carl Dech as vice president Archie McIntosh second vice president Mrs. Arthur Hill secretary and Lena McDonald assistant secretary. Board members are Mrs. W. H. Benedict O. H. Covert Dr. Kenneth Greenwalt Ray Potter and Lloydé Swan. A square dance is planned for May 3 in the music room with Don Rand's orchestra. The next parents club meeting is May 10 at the high school.
Genoa man Lee Warren Fravel, 226 Bell Street, sustained back and body bruises after his car struck a curb and rolled over on Lincoln Way East at 11 45 a m Tuesday. He said he swerved to avoid something in the roadway.
Car swerved to avoid a turning vehicle on the road, injuring the driver. Massillon City Hospital attendants reported his condition.
Police described a crash involving two vehicles this morning. One car was driven by James Bullins of 506 Nealeave SW, with details not fully disclosed in the report.
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