Mrs Edith Smith Housel dies at 84 in Canton
Edith Smith Housel life resident of Canton dies at Kinley convalescent home after six months illness. She leaves sister Bertha Determing of New Rochelle New York, two nieces Catherine Aldrich Elizabeth Hensel and two nephews Sterling and Robert Aldrich, all of New Rochelle. Daniel Kratzer to conduct Christian Science services Friday at 1 30 p m in Welch funeral home. Burial in Westlawn Cemetery. Calling hours Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
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Edith Smith Housel
Canton
12Th St
Kinley
Housel
First Church of Christ Scientist
Thomas Housel
Bertha Determing
New Rochelle
N. Y
Catherine Aldrich
Elizabeth Hensel
Sterling
Robert Aldrich
Walter Riefer obituary in Canton at 67
Walter Riefer a retired Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway yardmaster died this morning at Mercy Hospital in Canton He was born in Pittsburgh and lived in Canton 40 years Survivors include two sons Carroll and Donald a daughter Doris Moore his mother two brothers and four grandchildren Rev Kenneth Hulst will officiate Friday at 130 p m in Spiker funeral home Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery Friends may call after 2 p m Thursday
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Walter (Bucky) Riefer
14Th St NW
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Canton
First
E.U.B. Church
Men’s Bible Class
Brotherhood of Railway
Carroll
Donald Riefer
Doris Moore
Mary Riefer
Harry E. Riefer
Donora
Wilbert C. Riefer
Kenneth Hulst
E.S.T
Spiker
Forest Hill Cemetery
Lippert dies at 46 in Waco Mercy Hospital
Andrew O Lippert of 2146 Berdell SE Waco died Tuesday afternoon after a three month illness. He was born in Waco 46 years ago and worked as a plumber for Burkhardt Plumbing Co. He belonged to St Benedicts Church Holy Name Society St Benedicts Court Catholic Order of Foresters Moose and Plumbers Union. Survivors include widow Helen Lippert mother Mrs Josephine Lippert Canton brothers Louis Jerome and Leo and sisters Mrs Charles Horning McDonaldsville Mrs Elizabeth Davis Mrs Raymond Huth Canton and Miss Anna Lipspert Waco. A Requiem High Mass will be sung Friday at 9 30 a m at St Benedicts Church by Rev Fr Gabriel Briestensky. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Body at Welch funeral home with visitation tonight 7 9 and Thursday 2 4 and 7 9 p m Holy Name Society and Catholic Order of Foresters will hold services Thursday at 8 30 p m following Moose services at 7 30.
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Andrew O. Lippert
Berdell SE
Waco
Mercy Hospital
Lippert
Burkhardt Plumbing Co
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
St. Benedict’s Court
Catholic Order of Foresters, Moose and Plumbers Union
Helen Lippert
Josephine Lippert
Louis
Jerome
Leo
Canton
Charles Horning
McDonaldsville
Elizabeth Davis
Raymond Huth
Anna Lipspert
St. Benedict’s Church
E.S.T
Gabriel Briestensky
Calvary Cemetery
Welch Funeral Home
Catholic Order of Foresters
Moose
Mrs Hess 78 dies after brief Canton illness
Mrs Benedict Hess of 2106 Mahoning Road NE Canton widow of Bene dict Hess died this morning at Aultman Hospital after a brief illness. She was 78 and a native of Germany. She came to Canton 26 years ago and was a member of St. Paul’s Catholic Church. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Frank Bowe and Mrs Joseph Rues both at the home and a brother and sister in Germany.
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Katherine Hess
Mahoning Rd
Benedict Hess
Aultman Hospital
Hess
Germany
Canton
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Frank Bowe
Joseph Rues
Funeral services planned after death at church
A notice indicates two grandchildren and that the body lies at Jack funeral home. Friends may call this evening local time. Services are tentatively scheduled for Friday morning at St. Paul’s Church.
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Jack Funeral Home
St. Paul’s Church
Frank L. Davis Dies at 46 in East Canton Home
Frank L. Davis longtime Canton resident and former McKinley cafe owner died Tuesday night at his home in East Canton at age 46. He formerly operated a barber shop on McKinley Ave SW and later retired. Survived by widow Alice, son James, two daughters Virgil Chance and Cecil Oates, mother Barbara Dougherty, five brothers and one sister, and four grandchildren. Services set Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Whitticar funeral home with Rev. P. H. Welshimer. burial in New Philadelphia.
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Frank L. Davis
McKinley Cafe
RD 1
East Canton
Canton
Stark County
Alice Davis
James Davis
Virgil Chance
Los Angeles
Cecil Oates
Sunland
Calif
Barbara Davis Dougherty
Bryce
San Fernando
Wilbur
Ojai
David
Chicago
James
Louisville
Warren Davis
Robert Nist
Chula Vista
Whitticar Funeral Home
P. H. Welshimer
New Philadelphia
Mrs Dunham Dies at 81 In Canton Area
Mrs Ursula Dunham of 910 6th St SW died this morning at Aultman Hospital at 81. Widow of James Dunham, she leaves a son Orville Dunham of Canton. Body lies in state at Whitticar Funeral Home as funeral arrangements are awaited.
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Ursula Dunham
6Th St
Aultman Hospital
James Dunham
Orville Dunham
Canton
Whitticar Funeral Home
Daily Pattern HIS Shirtdress Pattern 4914 in Sizes 34 to 50
Simple shirtdress with high style touches and cuffed pockets. Saddle stitching and fake monogram add swank. Pattern 4914 includes transfer and lists sizes 34 through 50 with size 36 needing 3 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 30 cents to Anne Adams at The Canton Repository for the pattern.
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Anne Adams
Canton Repository
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Death claims Stark County man after collapse at bank
Mr. Snyder, employed by the Stark County garage, collapsed Tuesday at the First National Bank. He was taken to Mercy Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Surviving are his widow Mrs. Clara Snyder of the home and a sister Mrs. Christina Shoemaker of Hartville. a son is mentioned.
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Spiker Funeral Home
Snyder
Stark County
First National Bank
Mercy Hospital
Clara Snyder
Christina Shoemaker
Hartville
Richard A Weise 76 Massillon Dies After Brief Illness
Richard A Weise 76 of 212 11th St NE Massillon died Tuesday at home after a brief illness. Born in Germany he came to Massillon at age eight and worked 50 years at Hess-Snyder Co retiring seven years ago. Survived by Anna Weise and several nieces and nephews. Services Friday at 2 p m in Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger funeral home with Rev Joseph Mackenzie officiating. Burial in Massillon Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight 7-9 and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
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Massillon
Richard A. Weise
11Th St NE
Germany
Weise
Hess-Snyder Co
Gordon- Shaidnagle-Hollinger
Joseph Mackenzie
Steve Stavrou 74 Dies After Collapse Near Home
Steve Stavrou 74 of 1802 10th St NE collapsed while walking near his home and died en route to Mercy Hospital. Police report a heart seizure as the cause. Coroner E C Reno notified. body sent to Jacobs-Walther funeral home. Stavrou, born in Greece, had no relatives in this country and worked 30 years for Republic Steel Corp.
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Steve Stavrou
10Th St NE
Mercy Hospital
Jacobs-Walther
E. C. Reno
Canton
Greece
Republic Steel Corp
Joshua H. Snyder Funeral Services Delayed by Son Arrival
Funeral services for Joshua H. Snyder, 78, of 2906 Rosewood Place NW, will not be completed until his son John Snyder arrives from Holiday, California. The body remains at the family residence as arrangements proceed.
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Joshua H. Snyder
Rosewood Pl
John Snyder
Holiday
Calif
Service Schedule for Hilda Rothermel and Wilson Haynes
Mrs. Hilda Rothermel is given a Thursday 9 a.m. ES T service at St. Pauls Catholic Church North Canton with burial at Calvary Cemetery. Callers at Lewis parlors. Mrs. Wilson J Haynes has a Thursday 1 30 p m EST service at Arnold parlors with burial at St Peters Cemetery.
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Hilda Rothermel
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
North Canton
Calvary Cemetery
Lewis Parlors
Wilson J. Haynes
E.S.T
Arnold
St. Peter’s Cemetery
U S Increases Spain Loan to 36 Million
Washington August 8 The United States increased its loans to Spain by 5 6 million dollars for water power and mining development. The new loan brings total credits advanced to 36 1 million out of 62 5 million authorized by Congress and announced yesterday by AP.
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Washington
United States
Spain
Congress
Compromise Accepted Treaty Gives Japan Free Hand
Edward J. Michelson reports that the San Francisco peace treaty will let Japan recognize either the Nationalist or Communist China and exchange ambassadors with either regime. Dulles and MacArthur assure no Chinese Communist ties, while Magnusen notes Japan’s anti Communist stance and a potential 500000 strong defense force. Filipino reparations pose minor friction ahead of the conference. Russia’s role remains unclear.
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Edward J. Michelson
Alliance i Aux. 8
Japan
China
San Francisco
Capitol Hill
Tokyo
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Formosa
Britain
United States
Warren G. Magnusen
Washington
Senate
Police Seek 25YearOld Man in Attempted Assault
Police hunt a 25 year old male in a Tuesday night attempted assault on a 25 year old woman in the Market area near McKinley High School. The assailant followed the victim, struck her, she screamed and escaped, aided by a passing motorist who took her home.
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Northwest Section
William D. Harrison
McKinley High School
Harrison
Grand Jury Gets Case In Service Station Theft
Joseph H. Jordan, 22, of RD 2 Massillon, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was bound over to the grand jury by Municipal Judge Donald L. McCarroll for involvement in the July 29 theft of 218 dollars from the Triangle service station near Routes 30 and 93 west of Massillon. Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus said Jordan was arrested after a 17 year old attendant admitted he and Jordan took the money, not three armed gunmen as originally reported. Chief Deputy Ray Nanamaker and Sgt. Fred Elsass found the 17 year old placed the money outside the station, later picked up by Jordan. The boy is held for juvenile authorities. He called the Ohio Highway Patrol claiming a robbery by a trio of gunmen.
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Joseph H. Jordan
RD 2
Massillon
Donald L. McCarroll
Triangle
Harry W. Grossglaus
Jordon
Ray Nanamaker
Fred Elsass
Jordan
Ohio Highway Patrol
Eagles Convention Draws 3000 Delegates to Rochester
More than 3,000 delegates from 1,800 aeries are expected for the 54th annual national Eagles convention in Rochester, opening today. Attendees hail from Canada Guam Alaska the Philippines Hawaii and the United States with speakers including Ohio Supreme Court Justice James G. Stewart Maj. Gen. Roy H. Parker and George M. Trautman.
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Rochester
N. Y
Canada
Guam
Alaska
Philippines
Hawaii
United States
Ohio Supreme Court
James G. Stewart
Cincinnati
Roy H. Parker
U. S. Army
George M. Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
One-Armed Insurance Salesman Charged With Murder
George Phillips, 23, a one armed Columbus insurance salesman, faces trial on second degree murder charges for the April slaying of Ruth Alter, a 32 year old housewife who had just returned from the hospital with her newborn. The grand jury indicted him. he remains free on a $50,000 bond.
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Columbus
George Phillips
Ruth Alter
Phillips
Seattle Can-Can Girls Welcome Korea G I s
Can can dancers performed at dockside to greet 1,553 soldiers returning from Korea aboard the Pvt. Joe Martinez. Their return followed protests from Greater Seattle Inc and was sparked by popular demand from G I s in Korea.
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Seattle
Korea
Dockside
Greater Seattle, Inc
Fire Destroys Trailer Home on Route 43 Near Canton
A quick-burning fire completely destroyed the 14-foot trailer home of Marle Bowling, 35, six and a half miles south of Canton on Route 43 at 7 02 p m Tuesday. Bowling said he had coffee on a gas fire when the blaze started. he, his wife, and two children were outside. Chief Norman Bankett and 13 Waynesburg firefighters battled the blaze for 10 minutes without success. The loss was estimated at 250 dollars and the home was not insured.
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Marle Bowling
Canton
Sheriff's Office
Bowling
Norman Bankett
Waynesburg
Youths Sentenced For Lake Cottage Riot
Five youths pleaded guilty to dis orderly conduct and inciting a riot following a Vermilion on-the-Lake cottage riot. They were fined 160 each and given suspended sentences of 120 days. Mayor George W. Davies said the fines equaled the cottage damage. Two other youths were sent to Juvenile Court.
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Lorain
Vermilion on-the-Lake
George W. Davies
Dairy Day Planned at Wooster Ohio
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will host its 24th annual Ohio Dairy Day on Friday with Dr. Glenn W. Salisburgh of the University of Illinois serving as chief speaker. The station will also hold its 29th annual Orchard Day on August 16.
Mars Moon Duo Deimos and Phobos
Mars has two natural satellites Deimos and Phobos orbiting the planet. Deimos orbits farther out and is smaller, while Phobos is larger and closer to Mars. Their distinct orbits and traits have long intrigued scientists studying planetary systems.
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Mars
Deimos
Phobos
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Walter Riefer
Mrs
Rudy’ S
Irhope Greenhouse
Caion
Jacobs-Waltner
Ety Ale
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Cowgill
C. D. Spiker
Funeral Home
Davis
McKinley Ave
Newcumberland Methodist Church
Eagles Lodge
Barbers Union
Fraternal Order of Police
Anna Weise
U. S
Madrid
Douglas A. MacArthur
Magnuson
Carlos Romulo
Philippine
Russia
Grand Jury
Eagles
Hudson
Pvt
Sheriff’s Office
Lake Cottage
Ohio
Rose
Onesto
Anton Oe Ane
Henry A. Formet
Clevenger
W. Tusc
O. L. Clevenger
Aganize
Lo Rene You
Cleveland Ave
Country Fair Shopping Ctr
Dad
Harter
Mber Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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