Deaths and Funerals in Canton Area
Mrs. Margaret M. Ball longtime Canton resident dies at 719 19th St NE after four months illness. Survived by son F. Howard Ball and five daughters. one son Howard Ball also predeceased. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at Wackerly funeral home with burial in Westlawn Cemetery. calling hours Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Local Masonic and Amaranth orders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Ball
Canton
19Th St NE
Howard M. Ball
F. Howard Ball
Los Angeles
Frank F. Deems
Susan M. Ball
First National Bank
James E. Hanlon
Thomas M. Ruble
Wilma J. Ball
Howard Ball
Solomon Peffer
E.S.T
Wackerly Funeral Home
Market Area
Westlawn Cemetery
Canton educator Russell J Naumann dies of heart attack
Russell J Naumann custodian at the Canton administration building 618 High Ave NW died of a heart attack at 8 30 this morning. A 56 year old life resident of Canton he resided at 1223 Bellflower Ave SW and was a World War I veteran who served overseas two years. He was a member of St Mihiel Chapter Disabled American Veterans and First Church of Christ Scientist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell J. Nauman
Canton Public Schools
High Ave
Mr. Nauman
Bellflower Ave
Canton
St. Mihiel
First Church of Christ
Scientist
William J. Ferrell Dies at 74 in Canton Home
William J. Ferrell, 74, lifelong Canton resident, died this morning at his home at 910 Walnut Ave NE from a heart ailment. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and never married. The body lies at Arnold Funeral Home awaiting his sister Mrs. Paul Phillips of Forest Hill Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ferrell
Canton
Walnut Ave
Brotherhood of
Railway
Arnold Funeral Home
Paul Phillips
Forest Hill
Long Island
Ferrell
Sherman Healea, 83, dies after five weeks' illness
Sherman Healea died Saturday night at his daughter Mrs Louis Pedrotty's home in Canton. A native of Cadiz he lived in Dennison and served with the Dennison fire department before retirement four years ago. Survived by another daughter Mrs George Flood of Dover three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Lindsey funeral home Dennison with Rev W H Stewart officiating. Burial in Evergreen Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Healea
Louis Pedrotty
Fulton Rd
Cadiz
Healea
Dennison
Canton
George Flood
Dover
Lindsey
Mrs J B Slutz 82 Dies In Louisville At Rebecca Haven
Mrs Elizabeth Slutz 82 a former Canton resident died Sunday at Rebecca Haven in Louisville Born in Illinois she moved to Fredericksburg after marrying J B Slutz After his death she came to Canton living at 1022 23rd St NW from 1922 to 1931 She is survived by two daughters Ruth McConkey Ak ron and Lester Conn Coral Gables Fla five grandchildren and four great grandchildren The body is at Flohart funeral home Fredericksburg with service arrangements pending the arrival of relatives from Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Slutz
Canton
Rebecca Haven
Louisville
Illinois
Slutz
Fredericksburg
J. B. Slutz
23Rd St
Ruth McConkey
Akron
Lester Conn
Coral Gables
Fla
Flohart Funeral Home
Florida
Mrs Eunice Wirebaugh Dies At 83 In Waynesburg
Mrs Eunice Wirebaugh 83 died Sunday morning at home after a long illness in Waynesburg where she had lived 66 years. She was the widow of William Wirebaugh and the last survivor of 16 Kramer siblings born in Lowellville. Surviving are daughter Eva Brown and son William Wirebaugh of the home, two granddaughters and three great grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at McCreery Kreighbaum funeral home Magnolia, Rev Norman Riedesel officiating. Burial in Sandy Valley Cemetery. Nephhews will be pallbearers. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Lodge
Order of the Amaranth
Esther R. Nauman
James Ray
Canton
Hazel Laird
Helen Landis
Ella Wise
Howard
Webster Nauman
E.S.T
Arnold Funeral Home
Waynesburg
Eunice Wirebaugh
Jacob
Natilda Kramer
William Wirebaugh
Lowellville
Presbyterian Church
John L
Eva) Brown
McCreery - Kreighbaum
Magnolia
Norman Riedesel
Sandy Valley
Mrs Dietz Dies At 64 In Massillon Home Visit
Mrs Mary E Dietz aged 64 died Sunday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles Heather of RD 3 Massillon. The obituary notes the deceased resided in Massillon and leaves behind Mrs Heather and other relatives. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Mary E. Dietz
Charles Heather
RD 3
Mas
Tasty Salads For Summer Fashion And Flavor
Salads are portrayed as cool nourishing and stylish for hot days with meat based options. Readily available cooked meats combine with vegetables or fruits and let dressings like mayonnaise French or thousand island finish the dish. Several easy recipes highlight variations using Braunschweiger salami bananas pineapple celery and nuts.
Massillon Woman Dies After Illness of Two Years
Massillon resident Mrs. Bertha Berens Dietz died after a two year illness. She was a member of St Marys Catholic and Rosary Confraternity. Surviving are her husband August Dietz four sons Raymond Clarence Carl in Massillon and Robert in the navy at San Francisco six brothers and six sisters and seven grandchildren. Body at Paquelet funeral home with arrangements pending.
Service Schedule for Local Clergy and Burials
Mrs. Calvin Mathias schedule set for Tuesday at 2 p m with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. Rev E L Russell in charge at McCreery Kreighbaum parlors in Cleveland. Mrs Otto Thompson service Tuesday at 1 30 p m with burial at Warstler Cemetery. Samuel V Beaver service Tuesday 9 30 a m at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Somerset with burial there. body at Wackerly parlors and to be taken to Somerset today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Mathias
E.S.T
McCreery-Kreighbaum
Cleveland
E. L. Russell
Burial Forest Hill Cemetery
Otto Thompson
Forget & Clevenger
Samuel V. Beaver
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Somerset
Wackerly
Nearby Deaths Reported Across Several Towns
Daniel Miller 71 of RD 1 Uniontown died Sunday at his home, body at residence. Mrs. Thomas Morris 84 of Kimbolton near Newcomerstown died Sunday at home, body at residence. Frank J. Cheslock 70 of RD 1 New Philadelphia died Sunday, body at Linn-Hert funeral home. Mrs. Allen Snoddy 80 of Wooster died Saturday at home, body at residence. Mrs. George Doll 90 mother of Massillon Municipal Clerk How ard G. Doll died Sunday in Massillon City Hospital, body at Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger funeral home. Mrs. John Goshorn 64 of Canal Fulton died Sunday in Massillon City Hospital, body at Swigart funeral home. Wayne S. Andrews 72 of RD 2 Scio died Saturday at home, body at Sweeney funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Miller
Uniontown
Thomas Morris
Kimbolton
Newcomerstown
Frank J. Cheslock
RD 1
New Philadelphia
Linn-Hert
Allen Snoddy
Wooster
George Doll
Massillon
Howard G. Doll
Massillon City Hospital
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger
John Goshorn
Canal Fulton
Swigart Funeral Home
Wayne S. Andrews
RD 2
Scio
Sweeney Funeral Home
Body of Magnolia Man To Arrive From Korea
The body of Pfc. Glen I. Beatty, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Beatty of Magnolia, is being returned aboard the Lynn Victory. Beatty was killed August 17, 1950, in Korea while serving with the engineers. He enlisted in January 1949 after Magnolia High School, trained at Fort Knox, and sailed to Japan in July 1949. the ship is due in San Francisco and the body will travel with an escort to kin-designated destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Glen I. Beatty
James W. Beatty
Magnolia
Lynn Victory
Department of Defense
Beatty
Coors of Engineers
Korea
Magnolia High School
Ft. Knox
Japan
San Francisco
Fire damages American magazines at Malaya Chinese school
A blaze at a Chinese school in Penang Malaya damaged three crates of American magazines and other US Information Service literature. Investigators believe oil was poured on the cases and ignited the flames, causing the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penang
Malaya
United States Information Service
Pills Offer New Tongue Dissolving Heparin for Blood Clots
New York report on tasteless under tongue heparin tablets that dissolve in 10 minutes and act within about an hour. Lab tests on 100 volunteers show blood thinning. potential use in heart patients and frostbite cases to prevent amputations. Limited early production by Winthrop-Stearns for experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Korea
The
Society of Experimental Biology and Medicine
Joseph Litwins
Jefferson J. Vorzimer
Leon N. Sussman
A. David Etess
Norman Applerweig
Beth Israel Hospital
Winthrop-Stearns, Inc
Weirich 76 Ends Life At Boy Scout Camp
Sanford C. Weirich, 76, who lived with three sons in the MasMillon area, shot himself in his car at a Boy Scout camp on Anderson road near Route 93. He left a note and was last seen driving away about 10 p.m. His sons Arden, Paul, and Byron Weirich notified authorities after the note was found. three daughters survive. Coroner notified. body taken to Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger funeral home with services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford C. Weirich
MasMillon
Anderson Rd
Route
Harry W. Grossglaus
Arden
Paul Weirich
Massillon
Byron Weirich
Sheriff's Office
Florence Remley
Edith Weirich
Junction City
Kan
Marie Miller
RD 1
North Lawrence
E. C. Reno
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger Funeral Home
$460 Plumbing Tools Stolen From New Home Site
The William G. Roth Plumbing Co. reported $460 worth of tools stolen from a house under construction at 1250 Whipplerd NW. Lawrence brothers, the builders, also reported three window frames, two door frames, and three kegs of nails missing. The tools included a full set valued at $225, a tool box with wrenches up to 24 inches, a plumbers furnace, pipe vise, and pipe cutting and threading tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Roth Plumbing Co
Raff Rd
Whipplerd
Lawrence Brothers
Romanian four on spying charges executed in Bucharest
Four prominent Romanians including a former air force general were sentenced to death in Bucharest for spying for the United States and Great Britain. Four other defendants received prison terms from 12 years to 25 years hard labor for transmitting political and economic information and state secrets to the British legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Air Force
United States
Great Britain
Russia To Free Alsace-Lorraine Citizens From Nazis
Paris reports after three years of talks the Soviet government will release 15 of 300 Alsace-Lorraine citizens pressed into German service and captured by Red armies. The group had been seized after France fell in 1940 and sent to fight on the Russian front. France vows to press for the remaining prisoners' release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alsace-Lorraine
Wehrmacht
France
Robert Schuman
Early Will Be Buried At Arlington Cemetery
Stephen T. Early former presidential press secretary will be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow after Episcopal services at Washington Cathedral. President Truman and many top officials are expected to attend. Early, 61, died Saturday after last Tuesday’s heart thrombosis. he served 12 years under Roosevelt and Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephen T. Early
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington Cathedral
Truman
Early
Roosevelt
Bonus checks distributed at Dick Frazier Buick picnic
Bonus checks for the first six months of 1951 were presented to employees at the annual Dick Frazier Buick Co picnic held Saturday at Drenta's Ranch on Middlebranch Rd. About 80 persons attended. prizes were given, especially to children, for athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Frazier Buick Co
Drenta
Middlebranch Rd
Four boys cited for breaking five street lights in northeast area
Sgt. John Everett of the child welfare bureau reported four boys were cited to Juvenile Court this morning in connection with breaking five street lights. Police said the vandalism occurred on 19th street NE at St Elmo Avenue, Gross Ave, Maple Avenue and at a railroad crossing, with an additional light damaged at 23rd Street and Gross Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Everett
Child Welfare Bureau
19Th St
St. Elmo Ave
Grossave
Maple Ave
23Rd St
Gross Ave
Griscom-Russell Moves General Offices to Massillon
The Griscom-Russell Co plans to complete the transfer of its general offices from New York City to Massillon on September 1. About 55 employees will relocate. Kenneth B. Ris will arrive that day. The move centralizes administration and key departments at 225 Wetmore Ave SE, with new offices to be ready by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Griscom-Russell Co
New York City
Wetmore Ave
Grand Theater
Griscom-Russell
Russell Engineering Co
Livestock Prices in Cleveland Market Report
Cattle totals around 750 with prices showing steady to firm trends. Steers and calves command top values near 37 to 39, heifers 33 to 36, cows 22 to 26, bulls 29 to 31, with calves 37 to 39 and hogs at 19.85 to 24.00 across various weights. Sheep and lambs listed at 14 to 32 depending on type and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bologna
Pittsburgh Market Report Delineates Cattle Hog and Sheep Prices
Pittsburgh market data shows cattle steady with steers 25 to 36 dollars per cwt and cows 17 to 27, hogs across weights 16.50 to 25.75, sheep at 11 to 32, and calves 22 to 38 dollars per cwt. Listings include quantities and weight ranges for each class of livestock.
Livestock Prices Steady Across Hog Cattle and Sheep Markets
Chicago market report shows hogs at about steady with top early $23.25 and bulk $18.50 to $23.00, sows $17 to $20.50, pigs $10 to $18. Cattle sales 14,000. steers $35 to $39, cows $22 to $30.50, calves $25 to $38, yearlings $28 to $39, stocker and feeder prices noted. sheep steady with lambs $30 to $32 and yearlings $22 to $28.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bliss Company profits rise in first half earnings per share
Bliss reports 1951 first half net earnings of 688,034 or 1.01 a share, up from 625,896 or .91. Sales for six months total 18,932,941 versus 9,608,095 a year earlier. Second quarter profit is 381,716 and first quarter is 306,318.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Bliss Co
Stolen cash report in Lafayette Avenue incident
Melvin Brown reports 185 dollars stolen from him Saturday around 9 p.m. at the rear of 916 Lafayette Ave SE after he passed out drunk. He woke to find the money missing, police were told.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Brown
Griffin Ot SE
Lafayette Ave SE
Lafayette
Markets Rise on Oil and Chemical Shares Amid Muted Volume
New York trading shows oil and chemical stocks leading gains with several issues up more than a point. Total first two hours reach 510000 shares, below last Friday's 580000, as railroads and utilities drift while DuPont, American Cyanamid, Union Carbide, Cities Service, Amerada Petroleum, and Chrysler drive notable moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amerada Petroleum
DuPont
Chrysler
Market egg and poultry price rundown for Cleveland
U S consumer grade eggs in Cleveland show large A white 72 to 74 cents per dozen, brown 71 to 73, medium A white 68 to 70, brown 67 to 68, large B white 63 to 65, brown 63 to 64. Commercial grades show large A white 66 42 to 73, brown 65 14 to 72, A medium white 62 to 65, brown 62 to 64, large B white 57 to 60, brown 57 to 60, C large white and brown 49 to 56. Wholesale FOB prices list extras large white 57 to 64, brown 57 to 60, extras medium white 53 to 57, brown 53 to 57, extras large white 52 to 56, brown 52 to 54. Poultry prices for hens heavy 29 to 30, light 24 to 25, old roosters 20 to 22, fryers heavy 31 to 32 pounds 33 to 36, broilers light 27 to 29, roasters over 4 lb 32 to 35. Tomatoes outdoor 10-lb baskets 50 to 75, pinks 65 to 75. lettuce leaf outdoor 60 to 75 per 10-lb basket, iceberg 12-head baskets 65 to 75, 16-head 50 to 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Gen
Cortee
American Can
Glidden
Republic
Sears Roebuck
Am Car & Fdy
Goodrich Shell Union
Am Gas & Elec
Goodyear
Simmons Co
American Loco
North Pfd
Am Radiator
Greyhound
Sinclair Armco
Homestake Mine
Socony Vac
Am Smelt & Ref
Int Harvester
Ford
Ind
Vco
Libby McNeil
Nine
B&o
Loew's Inc
Stand Oil Ohio
Bendix
Mack Trucks
Studebaker
Beth Steel
Martin Glenn
Texas Corp
Bliss Co
Mont Ward
Texas Gulf Sul
Boeing Air
Mullins
Timken
Det Axle
Borg Warner
Nash Kelv
Timken RB
Briges Mfz
Natl Acme
Transiterms
Ches & Ohio
Natl Biscuit
Twent Cent Fox
Chrysler
Union Carbide
City Products
Natl Dairy Pr
Union Pacific
Col
Natl Distiller
United Aircraft
Consol Edison
Central
United Airlines
Consol Nat Gas
North American
Tn Ene & Fdy
Consol Vultee
North Pacific
U S Rubber Ceat Steel
Ohio Oil
U S Steel
Warner Bros
Curtiss Wright
Packard Motor
Western Union
Dome Mines
Pan Am Airways
Dupont
Paramount Pic
Penn Westinghouse
Eastman Kodak
Wheeling
Steel
White Motors
Eaton Mfg
Pepsi-Cola
el Auto Lite
Phillips Pete
Woolworth
Firestone
Plymouth Oil
Gen Electric
Procter & Gamble
Youngest
Gen Motors
Zenith Radio
Cleveland
F.O.B. Cleveland
Egg market report shows mixed gains and steady demand
Consumer grade eggs rise modestly for A grades while B grades hold steady. Supply remains adequate for B and tight for A. jobbing prices paid to retailers and restaurants for candled graded eggs in 30 dozen cases show large white A 69 to 80 cents, most 71 to 74, brown 67 to 77, mostly 67 to 73, A medium white 65 to 68, brown 62 to 68, mostly 64 to 68, B large white 63 to 69, mostly 66 to 69, brown 82 to 67, mostly 64 to 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Administratrix appointed in Stark County estate case
Birdine Sickafoose of East Sparta Ohio was duly appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of George E Sickafoose late of Stark County Ohio. Published in The Canton Repository July 30 August 6 18 1951. Bailiffs sale notice and petition to narrow streets in Canton included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admr
Birdine Sickafoose
East Sparta
Ohio
George E. Sickafoose
Stark County
Reuben Z. Wise
Grain Quotations Open Higher on Active Buying
Chicago August 13 grain and soybean futures opened strong as buyers stepped in. Wheat rose 1 to 2 3/4 cents, corn up 1/2 to 1 1/2 cents, oats gained about 1/4 to 3/4 cent, rye and barley modestly higher, and soybeans gained 1 to 1 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Narrowing Harrison Avenue Vacating Part of Street
The owners of lots on the east side of Harrison Avenue southwest have filed a petition with Canton City Council to narrow the street by vacating a described parcel. The survey runs from the northwest corner of Lot 18962, south 3 27 by 1008.6 feet along multiple lot lines, then west 10 feet along North lines, and back north 3 27 to begin again, ending at a point 10 feet west of Lot 18692, with measurements along specified lot lines and references to numerous lot numbers. The Clerk of Council announces publication in The Canton Repository on July 9, 16, 23, 30, Aug. 6, 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E
Virginia Morrow
Jesse D. Gross
Wackerly
Brown
Canton
Ohio
Harley Davidson
George W. Rinehart
Lloyd H. Speelman
Canton Repository
Sixteenth Street
Park Avenue
City of
Lester R. Shroyer
Harrison Avenue
16Th St
Council of the
Lawn Avenue
Dueber Ave
Dueber Avenue
Council
20Th St
Miller Pl
Out Lot No
Lester R. Shf.oyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell J. Naumann
Tuscara
Dueber Flower Shop
Dueber SW
C. D. Spiker
Funeral Home
Onesto
Hio
Sherman Healen
Mrs
August Dietz
John Jacob
P. Ces
St. Francis Hotel
General Insurance
Mellett
Magnolia Man
Fairhop
Russia
Arlington Cemetery
Kenneth B. Ris
Ford Motor Co
Canton Drop Forging & Mfg. Co
Hercules Motors Corp
R. M. Bent
C. D. Steffens
E. H. Townsend
O. W. Heimberger
Robert M. Wallace
Bliss
New York Stock Market
Furn
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fenner
Bea
U. S
Bailife
SALE
Personal Finance Co. of Canton, Inc
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