Ohio Promises Aid for Adding To Sanatorium
Ohio pledged a 250000 grant to aid an addition to the Molly Stark Tuberculosis Sanatorium. County officials and local architects met with Ohio Health Department leaders in Columbus to review plans. Final plans and general contract should be ready by July 1 1950 to secure the grant and continue work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
Hospital Building Commission
Ohio Health Department
Columbus
Joe Nist
Oliver Kuhn
Charles E. Firestone
L. L. Taylor
Stark, County Tuberculosis and Health Association
George T. Teufel
William J. Bair
George Fishback
Anthony J. Borowski
State Health Department
Fishback
Building Commission
Firestone
L. J. Motter
Harry C. Frank
Richville man dies in Route 62 crash near Greenwood
Thomas R. Pope of Richville was killed when a speeding 1941 coupe failed to return to its side and hit an oncoming car at the crest of an incline on Route 62 near Greenwood. Five others were seriously or moderately injured, including Pope’s passengers Frank Pero Betty Kline and Albert Vargo. The other car’s occupants Raymond and Charles Boling suffered injuries. All were taken to Mercy Hospital. Pope’s death marks Stark County’s tenth traffic fatality of the year. Pope, a Hercules Motors employee and World War II navy veteran, was to marry Loretta Aceti June 11. He leaves parents, three sisters, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Or
Sheriff's Office
Raymond L. Boling
Elyria
Charles H. Boling
Lancaster
Mercy Hospital
Boling Brothers
Paro
Vargo
Miss Kline
Pope
Boling
Stark County
Hercules Motors Corp
Loretta Aceti
Steubenville
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Timken Vocational High School
Nick Pope
Harold Hafner
Richville
Leo Blemerick
Genoa
Nick Rajkovich
Nicholas Pope
The Crucifixion at Calvary in Luke’s Gospel
A brief Easter passage notes Jesus being crucified at Calvary with the malefactors and uttering forgive them as the soldiers gamble for his garments. The text leads to the burial of Jesus in the next installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Jesus
Dr H H McConkey Dies After Two Year Illness
Dr H H McConkey, 39, of 3715 Croydrenrd Avondale, died Thursday from a heart ailment after a two year illness. An anesthetist and industrial physician for Republic Steel, he served in the Army Medical Corps and in the South Pacific. Survived by widow Margaret and two daughters Nathalie and Susan, with mother Mrs B M McConkey of Lima and brother Dr W N McConkey of Cincinnati. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Spiker funeral home with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McConkey
Croydenrd
Avondale
Aultman Hospital
McConkey
Republic Steel Corp
Canton
Army Medical Corps
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
India
Calif
South Pacific
Australia
New Guinea
United States
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Market Area
Lima
Washington and Jefferson College
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Forest Hill Cemetery
Amusements and Editorials in the Daily Repository
A fragment from the Daily Repository outlines sections such as Amusements Comics Editorial Page Markets and Financial Radio and Television Social News and Sports with a Weather Report. It also includes tax figures for the company and sample grocery prices from an A and M Market advertisement. The text mentions Timken Roller Bearing Company and onion sets radishes potatoes yam sweets and Maine potatoes with small price notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sokolsky
Maine
Co. L Poultry Market Easter Specials
Easter specials at Co. L Poultry Market highlighting Springers 49c per pound and stewers roasters and old roosters and ducks. Open Easter morning at 733 Cherry SE.
Dr Scott’s dentistry and Easter plant shop ad
Dr Scott’s office lists new address at 8th and Broad NW offering general dentistry X ray plate work with credit terms. Symes and Son advertise Easter plants cut flowers corsages at 2942 Harrisburg Rd. Malted Milk and Nut Shop at 131 E Tuscad advertises fruit and nut eggs prices 80c per lb and free name engraving while you wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symes & Son
Harrisburg Rd
Dial
Quota Club Rummage Sale Announced for April Saturday
Rummage sale by Quota Club set for Saturday April 16 at 1223 S Cherry. Open for reservations for Easter dinner at Yant's Cottage with phone 40712-ad. Plant selections including Easter plants at Rudy's Fairhope Greenhouse Canton Louis ville Rd-ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
S. Cherry-ad
Yant’s Cottage
Dial
Rudy’s
Bandits Leave Kidnap Car Near Amsterdam in Probe
Investigation centers on southeastern Ohio after the kidnap car was found on a farm near Amsterdam. A miner, Steve Ornouski, led police to the car after claiming armed men forced him to drive from Mineral City to Dennison before abandoning the vehicle. Roy Mann was arrested at his Sabarton home. police deem him a bank robbery suspect, while two others and a woman are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Steve Ornouski
Duncanwood
Harrison County
Dennison
Cadiz
Ornouski
Sabraton
W. Va
Roy Mann
Andrew Hadock
Mann
Florida
Ross Dye
Follansbee
Morgantown
Dye
McSweeney Opens Senate Bid if Lausche Rejected
UPI reports Representative John McSweeney of Wooster plans to seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate from Ohio next year if Governor Frank Lausche does not run McSweeney notes he would not contest the race if Lausche enters the field Lausche has urged to skip a 1950 bid to aid a possible 1952 national run Taft is expected to win renomination with limited opposition.
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Washington
John McSweeney
Wooster
U. S. Senate
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Senate
Taft
McSweeney
Lausche
Congress
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
North Canton Auto Theater Reopened With Improvements
North Canton Auto Theater has been remodeled with numerous improvements and will reopen with an invitation for guests on Saturday April 16. The project enhances viewing comfort and adds updated amenities for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Canton Auto Theater
We’ve Got the Blues High and Cuban Heel Kid Sandals
Advertisement for Canton Shoe Market located at 216 East Tuscad Street offers blue themed kids sandals including high and Cuban heel styles. The short listing highlights new arrivals and street wear for children, inviting shoppers to visit the storefront in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Far Easter Corsages at Cusma's Flowers
Corsages 2.50 and up with potted plants and cut flowers offered at Cusma's Flowers located at 3802 Navarre Road SW, zip 48936, serving Easter floral needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusma’s
Navarre Rd
Acheson Opposes New China Aid as Futile
Secretary of State Acheson flatly opposes a proposed $1.5 billion aid package to Nationalist China. In a March 15 letter to Senator Connally he warned such a program would be catastrophic, noting China has already received over $2 billion in U.S. aid while Communists hold most key areas from Manchuria to the Yangtze River. He argued Red forces could dominate south China in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Acheson
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McCarran
Nevada
United States
Manchuria
Yangtze River
Red
Catholic School Addition to Start June in Stark County
A 15 month project to combine Central Catholic High School St John division for boys and Mt Marie division for girls will begin around June 1 as Bishop James A McFadden plans to turn the first spadeful at the Mt Marie site between Canton and Massillon. The 1200 student building aims to be ready for fall 1950 with an 11 room faculty residence adjacent across 4825 Tuscarawas St W. Subscriptions to the annex drive total $770,000 with $390,000 paid. Msgr George Habig notes large business gifts aided the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Catholic High School
St. John
Mt. Marie
James A. McFadden
Catholic Church
Youngstown
Canton
Massillon
W. J. Fitzgerald
George N. Habig
St. Peter’s
Hagers Work Recognized By National Safety Council Award
The National Safety Council named Hager’s safety reporting a public interest award winner for 1948. Otto J. Hager produced 67 feature articles with 60 photographs and 99 cartoons mainly on traffic safety, including Canton and county hot spots. The awards recognize ongoing exceptional safety support across media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Council
U. S
Otto J. Hager
Canton
Good Friday Rites Across Cantonia Churches
Devout Cantonians attended Good Friday rites with Catholic services focusing on the stations of the cross while Protestants held three hour noon services. A children’s service was slated for 2 pm at First Presbyterian. Schools closed for Easter break and stock markets quiet. Local ads note ice cream and baby chicks with purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Diamond Ring Feature for Easter Budget
A Diamond engagement ring is highlighted as the Ring of the Week priced at 87.50 with a center stone flanked by two side diamonds. The ad mentions budget and charge options, listing 130 Market and referencing Easter timing.
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West Creek
Waterworks Park
Tuscarawas St W
Washington, D. C
Thomas Pope
Thomas R. Pope
Frank Pero
Aldenave SW
Betty Kline
RD 3
Louisville
Albert Vargo
Tanner Ave
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Albrecht Durer
The
Stark County Medical Society
American Medical Society, Can
Glenn W Zeiders
Harry E. Beck
Harold J. Bowman
John M. Scott
W. M. Dowlin
Clair F. Schmitt
Eugene Fast
Robert Francisco
Mace Harkey
Raymond Rosedale
J. J. Leven
Macy Ginsburg
Leslie Lawrence
Wesley Hargraves
R. M. Harner
D. G. Henderson
Scott Hill
C. C. Couch
Sidney Larson
Blanchard Antes
Paul Wasson
J. H. Bahrenburg
John Dougherty
O. R. Clovis
Robert Graham
E. J. March
Robert W. Bachmeyer
E. T. Causer
al Blantz
Harley Fast
Paul Fano
Merle Singer
United Poultry
Springers & Roasting
Cherry NE
Fic
Timken Roller Bearing Company Ad
America
Pratt & Lambert
Glidden
Dependable
Harris Paints
Tusc St W.ad
Mineral City
Ferraro
Msgr
Habig
Cleveland Ave
Hager
Ned H. Dearborn
Voice of
Ohio Poultry
S. Dial
Stock Exchange
McKinley Pharmacy
S.mkt
Consumers
W-R
Timken Roller’ Bearing Company
Ray Nunamaker
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