Deaths and Funerals: Joseph L. Linder of Louisville
Joseph L. Linder, 62, Stark County farmer, died Monday night at his home 229 S Nickel Plate Rd Louisville after a cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by widow Martha, daughters Annabelle and Mrs Walter Schrock, sons Harry and Ralph, siblings, eight grandchildren. Service Thursday 1:30 p.m. at residence and 2 p.m. Beech Mennonite Church. burial Warstler Cemetery. Spiker funeral home handling arrangements.
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Joseph L. Linder
Stark County
S. Nickel Plate Rd
Louisville
Linder
Plain Township
East Canton Rd
Beech Mennonite Church
Martha Linder
Annabelle Linder
Canton
Walter Schrock
East Canton
Harry
Ralph Linder
Levi Linder
Clarence
Alvin Linder
Lizzie Sluss
Florence Jones
Ella Green
Elmer Yoder
West Liberty
Mrs Della May Canton Widow Dies at 64
Mrs Della May widow of David May died at her Canton home after a three month illness. A 30 year resident, she was 64 and a Four Square Gospel Church member. Survived by two daughters Louella May and Lillie Moccia, a son Woodrow May, two sisters Lillie Livingston and Naomi Woods, a brother Bert Royston, and one grandson. Spiker funeral home service Friday at 1:30 p m with Rev N E Lopp. burial in Northlawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della May
David May
Savanahave NE
Canton
Four Square
Bert Royston
Wichita
Kan
Spiker
N. E. Lopp
Northlawn Cemetery
Canton Man 77 Dies After Heart Seizure At Home
William A. Lothamer suffered a heart seizure Monday night at 830 Englehart Court NE and died at Mercy Hospital. A life resident of Canton, he retired ten years ago as a watchman at Packard Motor Co. Survivors include his brother Albert Lothamer of Canton. A Requiem High Mass will be sung at St. John's Catholic Church Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Friends may call Arnold funeral home after 2 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Lothamer
Engelhart Ct
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Lothamer
Packard Motor Co
Canton
Albert Lothamer
St. John’s’ Catholic
Arnold
Miss Margaret Enot died after long illness at 52
Miss Margaret H. Enot of 2260 Waynesburg Road SE died this morning at Aultman Hospital after a long illness. She was 52 and a Timken retiree with 32 years service. Survived by two sisters and three brothers, she was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church and the Old Guard Club. Services planned Friday at St. Anthony's with burial in Calvary Cemetery. viewing at Arnold Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Wednesday and after 2 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret T. Enot
Waynesburg Rd
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Aultman Hospital
Old Guard Club
Timken
Miss Enot
Canton
Pleasant City
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Joseph E. Mehlick
Elmer Christiansen
Mrs Warren Cross Rites Set With Bowling Group Pallbearers
Mrs Warren Cross aged 64 dies at Aultman Hospital after a weeklong stay. Funeral services are Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Welch funeral home with pallbearers from the bowling fraternity including J H McDowell Bill Caskey Carl Branch Tim Moran Charles Phister and Al Milano. Rev P H Welshimer will officiate and burial is in Warstler Cemetery. Calling hours today are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Warren
Monte) Cross
Welch Funeral
J. H. McDowell
Bill Caskey
Carl Branch
Tim Moran
Charles Phister
al Milano
Sterling Dairy
Cross
Greater Canton
Warstler Cemetery
Aultman Hospital
Mrs Rufus Gehman Hartville Obituary Notice
Mrs. Rufus Gehman of Hartville died at Aultman Hospital Canton at 7 a.m after a three month illness. Born in Berlin Center she lived in the area all her life and belonged to Berlin Center Methodist Church. Surviving include husband Rufus Gehman son D Arles Gehman two sisters Mrs Norval Bradway North Benton and Mrs Lee Weingart Hartville and half sister Mrs Josephine L Kaley Hartville. Services are set for Thursday at 2 30 p.m at the Hartville residence with burial in St. Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartville
Mary Gehman
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Berlin Center
Rufus Gehman
D’arles Gehman
Norval Bradway
North Benton
Lee Weingart
Josephine L. Kaley
Jacob's Cemetery funeral arrangements announced
The body will be taken from Cassaday & Turkle funeral home in Alliance to the residence where friends may call after 2 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob’s Cemetery
Cassaday & Turkle Funeral Home
Donaldson Rites Set for Minerva Man 69
Walter M. Donaldson 69 of RD 3 Minerva died Monday morning at Alliance City Hospital after a three year illness. A tinner at Alliance Hardware Co he was born in Scruggsfield and was a member of New Franklin Lutheran Church. Survived by widow Olive four daughters and five sons with 16 grandchildren. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at New Franklin Lutheran Church with Rev. Stanage Scott. burial at Scruggsfield United Presbyterian Cemetery. Friends may call Rutledge Jackson Minerva 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Walter M. Donaldson
RD 3
Alliance City Hospital
Alliance Hardware Co
Donaldson
Scruggsfield
New Franklin Lutheran Church
Olive Donaldson
Clinton Bracklehurst
Alliance
Marjorie Donaldson
John
Bruce Donaldson
Richard
James Donaldson
New Franklin
Shane Donaldson
Damascus
Stanage Scott
Scruggsfield United Presbyterian Church
Rutledge-Jackson Funeral Home
Charles L. Frank of Port Washington Rites Saturday
Charles L. Frank 86 died at 3 a.m. at his son R L Frank’s home in Port Washington. A retired farmer and St Pauls Evangelical member, he leaves six sons including R L Frank and Charles Frank Jr, two daughters, two sisters, 29 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones funeral home and 2 p.m. at the church, with burial in Port Washington Cemetery. Friends may call at 6 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Washington
Charles L. Frank
R. L. Frank
RD 1
Stone Creek
Frank
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Herman Frank
Dover
Fred Frank
Fairborn
Harold Frank
Cleveland
Howard Frank
Gnadenhutten
Charles Frank Jr
North Industry
Cora West
Lena Davis
Near New Philadelphia
Elizabeth Blind
Tena Huff
Newcomerstown
Jones Funeral Home
Brice Chidester
Port Washington Cemetery
W. E. Jackson Taken by Death
W Edgar Jackson 71 longtime Canton resident and real estate worker in the Stark County auditor's office died this morning at 929 McGregor Ave NW after a heart seizure. He leaves a daughter Verna and son Gordon, with services Thursday at Schneeberger Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edgar Jackson
Stark County Auditor’s Office
McGregor Ave
Mr. Jackson
Canton
Cleveland
Dueber-Hampden Watchworks
Commercial Savings & Loan Co
First
Martha A Tressel dies at 82 in New Philadelphia
Martha Ann Tressel 82 of 135 5th st NE died Monday at home of a heart attack. A lifelong Tuscarawas County resident she belonged to the Presbyterian Church. Survived by three stepsons four stepdaughters two brothers a sister and three grandchildren. Services Thursday at 1 p.m. at Kaserman funeral home with Rev. James Bolen. Burial in Fair Street Cemetery. Friends may call Kaserman tonight 7-9 and 2-4 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Martha Ann Tressel
5Th St
Tuscarawas County
Presbyterian Church
F. H. Tressel
Canton
B. W. Tressel
G. F. Tressel
Magnolia
Adrian Herstine
S. D. Scott
Joseph Fellers
Thomas Fellers
Tuscarawas
Belle Rohrback
Hobart
Ind
Kaserman
James Bolen
Fair Street
Mrs. Idella Whiteleather Rites Held in Minerva
Mrs. Idella Whiteleather 72 of 201 W Lincoln Way died at 530 am after a long illness. She moved to Minerva from Alliance three years ago. She was a member of Minerva Methodist Church and its Prothean Sunday School Class and the Woman's Society of Christian Service. She is survived by her husband Lawrence Whiteleather a daughter Miss Thelma Whiteleather a sister Mrs. Agnes Hawlett and two brothers Jesse L Dennis and Ralph Dennis. Private services Thursday at 230 pm Dillon funeral home conducted by Rev Karl Wilson burial Memorial Park near Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva
Idella Whiteleather
W. Lincoln Way
Alliance
Agnes Hawlett
Jesse L. Dennis
Ralph Dennis
Canton
Dillon Funeral Home
Karl Wilson
Memorial Park
Revocation Upheld for False Physician in Ohio Case
The Ohio Medical Association’s revocation of Dr. Mayer L. Nearing’s limited practice license was sustained by Common Pleas Judge Samuel H. Silbert. Nearing had posed as a general physician and ran a fraud scheme since the revocation two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mayer L. Nearing
Ohio Medical Association
Common Pleas
Samuel H. Silbert
Resident's Sister Dies in Youngstown Home
Joseph D Aurora of 1217 Sherrick road SE was notified of his sister Mrs Ralph Berducci's death on Monday in her Youngstown residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D’ Aurora
Sherrick Rd
Ralph Berducci
Youngstown
Obituary Service Schedule Notices
Funeral and calling hours listed for Mrs John Burkhart Mrs Charles Trew Warren A Ransom Mrs Francis Hoffman Frank J Conlan Earl H Smith George D Smith and S Set. Services held at Schneeberger Whitticar Jacobs Waltner Arnold Lynch St Josephs Catholic churches with burials at Westlawn Fairmount Calvary and church cemeteries. Callers times specified in Monday to Thursday windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Ransom
Jacobs Waltner
Fairmount Memorial Park
Alliance
Francis Hoffman
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
George Habig
Calvary Cemetery
Welch
Rev. David Morris 69 Dies Baptist Minister
Rev. David Morris aged 69, a Baptist minister formerly pastor at the Baptist Church in Washington, Pa., died Monday at a Port Clinton hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been visiting relatives in Canton when taken ill at Lakeside. Surviving are his widow, four daughters, four sisters L. R. Bryden Kate Hodart Tom Rosser and Audrey Moreland, and two brothers W. J. Morris and Garfield Morris, all of Canton.
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David Morris
Canton
Port Clinton
Lakeside
Morris
Baptist Church
Washington, Pa
First Baptist Church
L. R. Bryden
Kate Hodart
Tom Ros
Roofing death at Campbell works claims Lucas
Clarence L. Lucas died after a 40 foot fall from a roof at the Campbell works of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. Investigation opened into the fatal industrial accident at the plant site in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Campbell Works
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Clarence L. Lucas
First American Marines in European Waters Aboard Reprisal
In 1776 the Reprisal carried Benjamin Franklin to France and later captured several British prizes marking the first American Marines in European waters during the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
France
Auto gray market seen in New York
The Automobile Club of New York warned its members a revival of the postwar gray market in autos is occurring. Dealers are described as inflating prices by adding unwanted accessories to cars and selling at inflated figures, with extortion tactics noted as a risk to buyers amid high demand.
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New York
The
Automobile Club of
Car dealers blamed for price gouging in buying wave
J. R. Crossley, vice president of the club, condemned a buying wave as unjustified. He said some dealers were exploiting the public by cutting trade-in values below market and urged scrutiny despite acknowledging many honest dealers.
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J. R. Crossley
Crossley
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Mrs
W. A. Lothamer
Margaret H. Enot
Monte Cross
W. E. Jackson
Verna E. Jackson
Charles Lambert
Cincinnati
Gordon Jackson
William
Schneeberger Funeral Home
Dennis W. Foreman
Westlawn Cemetery
Martha A. Tressel
Lawrence Whiteleather
John Burkhart
Schneeberger
Charles Trew
Whitticar
N. P. Thomson
J. W. Miller
J. F. Johnson
Frank J. Conlan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Earl H. Smith
Arnold-Lynch Funeral Home
Massillon
Jackson
George D. Smith
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Burial Church
Herman Kehl Elas
Raen
Ser
Audrey Moreland
W. J. Morris
Garfield Morris
Fall
Worker
Cowgill
W. Tuscara
Art
Children’s Dept
WHITE
Dia
Raidy
Leon Gunslonts
Cledus T. Reed
Seesholtz
Buckey
Buckeye
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