Deaths and Funerals Joseph O'Dell 64 in Ault man Hospital
Joseph O'Dell age 64 of 819 Sylvan Court NE died Monday night at Aultman Hospital. A welder for Republic Steel Corp three years earlier he was burned in an accident and unable to work since. He born in Dennison and lived here since 1920. Survived by wife Pearl who died 14 months ago a stepdaughter Margaret Parks Canton a son Joseph O'Dell Cleveland a stepson Ralph Burris Canton three sisters Mary Reed Steubenville Coral Atkins Mingo Junction Jean Buram Steubenville and brothers Robert Mingo Junction James Steubenville Harry Wellsburg W Virginia and George Massillon. Services Thursday at 1 30 pm at Arnold Funeral Home by Rev W R Ellis burial Westlawn Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm Wednesday.
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Joseph O’dell
Sylvan Ct
Aultman Hospital
Republic Steel Corp
O’dell
Dennison
First Christian Church
Pearl
Margaret Parks
Canton
Cleveland
Ralph O. Burris
Mary Reed
Steubenville
Coral Atkins
Mingo Junction
Jean Buram
Robert
James
Harry
Wellsburg
W. Va
George O’dell
Massillon
Arnold Funeral Home
W. R. Ellis
Westlawn Cemetery
Frederick W Miner dies at 88 in North Canton home
Frederick Wilhelm Miner longtime Stark County resident and retired coal miner died Monday night at his daughter Mrs. Charles Braucher s home in North Canton RD 7 He was 88 Surviving include another daughter Mrs Elsa Marchand three brothers a sister two grandchildren and six great grandchildren Funeral held Thursday at 2 30 p m at Lewis Greenho with Rev Knight Worth officiating Burial in North Canton Cemetery Calling hours after 2 p m Wednesday
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Frederick Wilhelm Miner
Stark County
Charles Braucher
RD 7
North Canton
Elsa Marchand
Near North Canton
Frank
Akron
Henry
Hudson
Philip Miner
McDonaldsville
Eva Miner
Lewis & Greenho Funeral Home
Knight Worth
North Canton Cemetery
Mrs Mills Dies in Canton After Illness
Mrs. William B. Mills 54 died this morning in Aultman Hospital after a five year heart malady. She had lived in Canton five years, coming from Florida, and was widow of William B. Mills. Survived by daughter Mrs. Blake and another daughter Mrs. Joshua Yoho of New Martinsville, and four sons, William B. Mills Jr., among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl J. Mills
Roy P. Blake
31St St
Aultman Hospital
Mills
Canton
Florida
William B. Mills
Blake
Joshua Yoho
New Martinsville
Wa. Va
William B. Mills Jr
U S Air Force Members Noted in Obituary from Louisville Area
U S Air Force at San Antonio Texas announces Charles E Mills RD 1 Louisville Wilbur J Pennix New Martinsville and Estel Pennix RD 1 Louisville a brother William E Jones Ravenna sister Mrs Mae Rodgers Knoxville and seven grandchildren Friends may call at Jacobs Waltner funeral home Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Services planned Thursday afternoon
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U. S. Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Charles E. Mills
Louisville
Wilbur J. Pennix
New Martinsville
Estel Pennix
William E. Jones
Ravenna
Mae Rodgers
Knoxville
Jacobs- Waltner
Massillon man John Litten dies at 75
John H. Litten, 75, of 29 Mapleave SE Massillon, died at Massillon City Hospital. Born in Belmont County he belonged to the Flushing Masonic Lodge. Surviving are his widow Bertha, son Duaine of Massillon, stepson Paul Foster of New Athens, two brothers Perry of Wheeling WV and Sonny of Flushing, and four step-grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 pm at Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger funeral home. Burial Massillon City Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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Massillon
John H. Litten
Mapleave
Massillon City Hospital
Belmont County
Flushing
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger
George C. Beebe
Massillon City Cemetery
Service Schedule for William E Walter and Emma L Mosher
William E Walter service set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Reed parlors with burial at West lawn Cemetery. Emma L Mosher service follows at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday in Arnold parlors with burial at East Fairst Cemetery in New Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Walter
Reed
Westlawn
Emma L., Mosher
Arnold
East Fairst
New Philadelphia
Jefferson Beech Tree Undergoes Modern Surgery at Monticello
In Harlo ttesville Virginia a beech tree planted by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello undergoes grafting to repair a long infected wound. Tree consultant Yahres notes the procedure will take over a year as a young beech is planted nearby and prepared for grafting to restore the historic trunk.
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Harlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
George van Vahres
Yahres
New York
Swedes and the Origin of Russia’s Name
The article notes a Britannica claim that the term Russia derives from a Finnish word for sea traders, reflecting a linguistic link through the Swedes. It discusses the historical naming of the land and peoples associated with early northern trade routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Artillery and Orchestra Open Air Concert in Sydney
In Sydney an open air Sydney Symphony performance of Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture featured cannon fire by four batteries of 25 pounder guns. Red-coated soldiers with white pith helmets synchronized the blasts with the orchestra before more than 25,000 attendees. Conductor Eugene Goossens led the event, reviving a long tradition of outdoor renditions of the piece celebrating Napoleon’s 1812 defeat.
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Sydney
Australia
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Eugene Goosens
Cincinnati Symphony Orcestra
Sydney Symphony
End of Work Signal: Fifteen Single Cannon Shots Planned
A schedule notes fifteen single cannon shots to be fired toward the end of the work period. The ordered salute marks completion and honors the project phase. Authorities confirm timing and safety procedures aligned with local regulations.
Old-Time Physician Barter Bargains Revealed in 1873
New Bern Va Aug 1 An old account book of Dr Robert M Craig shows barter prices for services in 1873 A horse tending credit of 12 50 for a year 5 50 for 22 pounds of feathers medical care valued at 12 50 for 20 bushels of wheat 164% yards of linen 77 pounds beef at 3 cents per pound and 19 50 off a bill for 900 pounds of pork
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbern
Robert M. Craig
Craig
Young 4-H Club Member Saves Home From Blaze
Eleven year old Thomas Stroble earned praise from parents and fellow 4-H members after he used clear thinking to save his home from fire. While tending chickens he saw smoke from the brooder house and dragged the coop away with a tractor chain, saving the dwelling though 200 chickens were lost and later replaced by his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Thomas Stroble
Tommy
Death of Alph W. Studer Former Canton resident
Alph W. Studer 69, former secretary treasurer of Studer Paint & Glass Co, died at home after a heart seizure. He lived at 1009 10th St NW and had served as a school policeman. Survivors include his widow Ruth and daughter, plus brothers in Apple Creek. Services Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Schneeberger funeral home. Burial at Grandview Cemetery Strasburg.
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Alph W. Studer
The
Studer Paint & Glass Co
Trinity Reformed Church
10Th St
Mr. Studer
Bolivar
Strasburg
Canton
Old Canton Buggy Co
Applecreek
Studer Brothers
Studer
Fulton Rd
Trinity Church
Ruth Studer
Clarence Reed
Leonard
Charles E. Studer
KISS POWER MEASURED AT OPEN HOUSE EXHIBIT
Chicago visitors at an Illinois Institute of Technology open house could measure the potency of a kiss by talking to an electrically operated man and triggering a model train. The demonstrations highlighted interactive science displays for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Institute of Technology
Stately Queen Named For All States Picnic Queen
Doreen Bourgois a 20 year old from Ontario California will reign as queen at the All States Picnic on August 12. The annual event draws from 50 000 to 100 000 visitors from every state to a mile long table on a lawn lined parkway for a world’s largest picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doreen Bourgois
Ontario
Calif
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Joseph E. O’dell
Frederick W. Miner
Whitticar
Jefferson
Thomas Rhodes
Son Market Ave. N
12Th St
Schreetertee
Repository
United States
Canada
Repository Mail
Han River
Seoul
U. S
Young
Blaze
Paint, Glass Firm
H. N. Kerst
Schneeberger
Grandview Cemetery
Mattaghione
Adon
Cowgill
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
West Tuscara
Cledus T. Reed
Seesholtz
Ance, Comfort and Health
Kresge Arcade
Mei
Americk
Mobilgas
Morris Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
Cleveland Ave
Canton, Ohio
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