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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1951

Page

22

Deaths and Funerals In Stark County Ohio

Mrs Emma VanHorn Pontius a long time Stark County resident dies aged 82 after extended illness. She leaves five sons, a daughter in law, 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Services Friday in Schneeberger funeral home at 2 30 p m with burial at Westlawn Cemetery. Also listed are the deaths of Theodore Poparad and family, with service details and survivors.

Emma VanHorn Pontius Stark County Plain Township Kinley J. Wesley Unger Thomas D. van Horn Perry Township William J. Pontius Joh F Edwin T Carl A W. Dalmer VanHorn Canton Clifford S. VanHorn Los Angeles Minnie Flint Saugatuck Mich Walter S. Unger Melbern Schneeberger Funeral Home E.S.T W. E. Weber Westlawn Cemetery

Trifon Poparad Dies After Four Month Illness at 66

Trifon Poparad died Tuesday night at his home on 1915 Clark Ave SW after a four month illness. He was born in Romania 66 years ago and had lived in Canton and nearby areas since 1901. He had worked for the local employer prior to his death.

Trifon Poparad Clark Ave Romania Canton The Raymond Azendzian Diane Robert Taylor Young Taylor

Peter Petropolis, 66, dies in Aultman Hospital

Peter Petropolis of 711 7th St NE, a retired restaurant employee, died this morning in Aultman Hospital. He was a member of St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church and the Arcadia Society. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at the church conducted by Rev. T. P. Theophilos. Burial in Westlawn Cemetery. Body at Williams Funeral Home with calling Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. and will be transported to the church an hour before the service.

E.S.T Welch Funeral Home St. George Church Eli Crihalmean Mapleton Cemetery Funeral Peter Petropolis 7Th St Aultman Hospital St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church Arcadia Society T. P. Theophilos Westlawn Williams Funeral Home

Mrs Walter Branch Dies After Long Illness At 901 Sandall NE

Mrs Mildred Branch 33 wife of Walter Branch dies at home after long illness in Canton. Survived by her husband her mother Mrs Irene Wright her father Lincoln Wright sister Mrs Margaret Robinson and brother Fred O Bradley all of Canton. Body lies at Matthews funeral home. funeral plans incomplete.

Mildred Branch Walter Branch Sandall NE Irene Wright Lincoln Wright Margaret Robinson Fred O. Bradley Canton Matthews Funeral Home

Nearby Deaths in Ohio Area Prompt Funeral Notices

Mrs. Per Lee Levers aged 78 of Massillon died Tuesday at Park View Manor. Funeral home is Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger. Mrs. Elwood Price 74 of Wielersville near Orrville died Monday in Wooster. Body at Frey & Gresser funeral home Orrville. Karl A. Zimmerman 63 potato grower and gardener of Gnadenhutten died Tuesday at home. Body at residence. Albert A. Wolfarth 65 of Bakersville died Tuesday at home. Body at Lentz-Haley funeral home Baltic.

Per Lee Levers Massillon Park View Manor Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger Funeral Home Elwood Price Wielersville Orrville Wooster Frey & Gresser Funeral Home Karl A. Zimmerman Gnadenhutten Albert A. Wolfarth Bakersville Lentz-Haley Funeral Home Baltic

Service Schedule for Mrs Mary Howenstine in Cleveland

Mrs Mary Howenstine is scheduled for Thursday at 1 30 p m Eastern Standard Time at McCreery Kreighbaum parlors in Cleveland Southwest. Burial will follow at Mel Scheimer Cemetery with arrangements by local funeral home.

Mary Howenstine E.S.T McCreery- Kreighbaum Cleveland Melscheimer Cemetery

National Cancer Institute Funds Ohio Health Rubber Study

The National Cancer Institute awarded $23 450 to the Ohio Department of Health for a study of occupational cancer in the rubber industry. It also granted $5 88 to the College of Medicine at the University of Cincinnati for cancer research.

Washington National Cancer Institute Ohio Department of Health College of Medicine University of Cincinnati

E E Honeywell 90 Well Known Story Teller Dies at Salem

E E Honeywell died Tuesday in Salem at age 90 after a long life in Canton area churches. Born in Randolph he found poetry at 55 and wrote 165 pieces later to be published, famed as a storyteller and moral poet. He is survived by son Noble E Honeywell of Akron and six grandchildren. services Friday at 3 pm at Wood Funeral Home Atwater with burial in Hillside Cemetery Randolph.

E.e.honeywell Salem Canton Area E.D.T E. E. Honeywell Randolph Mr. Honeywell First Christian Church Loyal Men’s Bible Class Federation of Men’s Bible Classes Honeywell Noble E. Honeywell Akron E.C.T Wood Funeral Home Atwater P. H. Welshimer Canton Hillside Cemetery Welch Funeral Home E.S.T

Residents Seek Order Compelling Gas Service in Lake Placentia

A complaint filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio seeks to compel Natural Gas Co. of West Virginia to restore gas service to about 50 to 55 homes near Lake Placentia in Columbiana County or to order Lake Placentia Park Co. to provide service. Attorney Lawrence L. Burger represents Lake Placentia residents alleging the gas supply was cut off after June 15, with master meter removal, and that Lake Placentia Park Co. acted as an agent or public utility, charging residents for service and failing to resume gas delivery.

Alliance Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Columbus Commission Natural Gas Co. of West Virginia Lake Placentia Columbiana County Lake Placentia Park Co Lawrence L. Burger Robert J. Legg Natural Gas Co

Rhodes, Green Win Columbus Primary

Columbus voters nominated Republican incumbent James A. Rhodes and former Mayor Floyd F. Green for the mayoral race. Rhodes led with 14,086 votes to Green's 3,951 in a one-ballot, seven-write-in primary that drew 23,980 of 158,341 registered voters.

Columbus James A. Rhodes Floyd F. Green Rhodes Green W. Herbert Dailey Republican Don H. Ebright

United Engineering & Foundry Co. Sales and Earnings Drop

United Engineering & Foundry Co reports steep declines in the first half of 1951 from 1950. Net income was 1,933,944 or 2.33 a share on 820,746 shares, versus 3,422,625 or 4.14 per share with 3 6 4 8 9 4 4 8 in sales. Net sales fell to 29,363,816 from 36,489,448.

United Engineering & Foundry Co

Traffic Arrests Light Violations Lead to Multiple Citations

Police and sheriff's deputies arrested four motorists on Monday and Tuesday and issued signal light and stop sign summonses to eight others. John Edward Moore, 70, RD 1 Canton, charged with operating while under the influence after colliding with three parked cars and a meter near 6th street and Walnut. Louis M. Stevens, 41, 1251 Harrison Ave SW, charged with reckless operation following a Garfield Ave and Navarre Rd SW crash. Wendell C. Haliburton, 46, 822 Thompson St SE, charged with ignoring a signal, failing to register vehicle and improper plates. Deputies arrested Bernard M. Halter, 89, 3746 Arnold Ave NW, fined $10 in North Canton Mayor's Court after a two-car Route 8 collision Monday. Signal light summonses issued to Earl W. Bendrolls, Raymond J. Crome, Dwight J. Dye, Thomas Lorenzo, Harold E. Nichols. Stop sign summonses issued to Raymond G. Dobbins, Howard W. Balin, Donald E. Stambaugh.

OLICE John Edward Moore RD 1 Canton Moore 6Th St Walnut Ave Cherry Ave Louis M. Stevens Harrison Ave Garfield Ave Navarre Rd Wendell C. Haliburton Thompson St Bernard M. Halter Arnold Ave North Canton

Civil Defense Police Volunteer Drive Aims For 800

Traffic Commissioner C L Deerwester announces a plan to recruit volunteers for a civil defense auxiliary police unit. The first class trained 20 hours of Red Cross first aid and 18 to 20 hours of police training over two hour sessions weekly. A recognition party for graduates is set at 7:30 p m Thursday at the Walter Auer Post VFW with Civic leaders speaking.

Department Civil Defense Auxiliary Police C. L. Deerwester Auxiliary Police Corps Red Cross E.S.T Walter Auer Veterans of Foreign Wars Belden Ave

Grand Jury Faces Load of 40 Cases

The Stark County grand jury will struggle through a heavy docket of about 40 special transcript cases plus routine matters. Prosecutor John Rossetti says the group will work Thursday through Saturday, with remaining routine cases likely carried to the September 10 session. Investigations include a stolen property case against John Nickles, voting irregularities in Ward 10 recounts, a $613 funds shortage in the county recorder’s office, and circumstances surrounding Buddy Hardin’s jail death.

Stark County Grand Jury John Rossetti John Nickles Keno Nickles Buddy Hardin

Grand Jury Studies Taxi Manslaughter Case

Donald C. Grimes, 23, was bound over to a grand jury on a second degree manslaughter charge after a July 31 cab crash that killed passenger Mike Albert, 62, at the 7th Street and Gibbs Avenue NE intersection. Albert died at Mercy Hospital.

Donald C. Grimes Young Ave NE Gordon J. Burris Grimes Mike Albert Penn Pl NE 7Th St Gibbs Are Gibbs Mercy Hospital

Stolen items reported from several city residents

Reports to Police include Oscar Dixon noting $100 worth of clothing taken from a residence near the front door to dry. Manuel Baptista reports $47 stolen from a piggy bank. Roosevelt Pullin reports a fishing rod and reel valued at $12.95 stolen from a car trunk. Glen Roudebush reports a $15 battery stolen from a car in a parking lot. Lloyd Casper reports $30 damage from a motorist driving over raspberry bushes on his property.

Oscar Dixon Tuscarawas Sta Manuel Baptista Nelson Roosevelt Pullin Carnahan Ave 9Th St Glen Roudebush 19Th St Lloyd Casper Whipplerd Sheriff’s Office

Manitoba group backs pass safety campaign launch

Winnipeg reports increased accidents from improper passing as the Manitoba Automotive Transport Association joins a campaign. Mayor Garnet Coulter unveiled the first I'll Help You Pass sign on the rear of a truck to promote safer passing.

Winnipeg Manitoba Automotive Transport Association Garnet Coulter

Burglars Break In At West Side Feed Store

Police report burglars forced a door at 1372 Lawnave SW West Side Feed and stole 50 dollars of rifle and shotgun ammunition 6 dollars in cash and 3 dollars of postage stamps. The ammo included 20 boxes of rifle cartridges and 14 boxes of shotgun shells.

West Side

Dorothy Sandlin Promotes Hair Washing Tip

Dorothy Sandlin, a blonde star of operetta radio and television, claims soap won’t sting eyes during shampoo if you rub a touch of vaseline or cold cream on your forehead. This unusual beauty tip appears in a light, promotional style.

New York Dorothy Sandlin

New York Stock Market shows gains amid steady session

Midday stock prices indicate firmer sentiment led by a strong chemicals sector with Monsanto up two points to 101 and American Cyanamid advancing to 126 1/2. Dow and Dupont niche moves, while autos and rails cling to mixed totals and overall volume around 480,000 shares in two hours.

New York Monsanto Chemical American Cyanamid Mathieson Chemical Dow Chemical Dupont American Telephone

Livestock Prices Report From Cleveland Market

Livestock prices steady overall in Cleveland on August 15 with cattle numbers around 200. Steers at 37 to 38 top, cows 24 to 26, bulls 29 to 31, calves 37 to 39, sheep and lambs 150 head steady with spring lambs 30 to 32. Hogs 600 head active, weights 160 to 400 pounds, prices 14 to 23.50, overall market showing mixed changes by weight class.

Alaska Glidden Repub Stee Amer Can Goodrich Sears Roebuck Am Car & Foy Goodyear Shell Union Am Gas & Elec Co I ' Gt North Pfd Simmons Co Amer Loco Greyhound Sinclair Oil Am Radiator Homestake Mine Socony Vac Armco Industrial Rayon Smelt & R Int Harvester Southern Co Strady Int Nickel Sou Pacific Tel & Tel Int Southern Ry Jones & Laughlin Sperry Corp Viscose Kennecott Anaconda Kresge Stand Oil Cal Mullins Tim Det Tad Air Nash Kelv Timken RB Borg Warner Briggs Mfg Natl Cash Natl Biscuit Twen Cent-Fox Ches & Ohio Natl Dairy Pr Union Chrysler Natl Distiller Union Pac Colg & E United Aire Consol Edison NY Central North American Co United Airlines Consol Vultee Nor Pacific Eng & Fdry Ohio Oil Curtiss Wright Pennar Westinghouse el Auto Lite Pepsi-Cola Wheeling Steel Echo Products Phillips Pete White Motors Firestone Plymouth Oil Woolworth Gen Electric Procter & Gamble Yeston S & T Gen Motors Pure Oil Zenith Radio Gen Refractories Radio Corp Cleveland

Livestock and Produce Prices From Pittsburgh Market Report

Cattle and hogs priced with steady to firm trends on a diverse market report. Steers and heifers range from mid twenties to mid thirties, cows and bulls show varied value. hogs active with prices from about 19 to 24 per hundredweight. sheep and calves listed. eggs and produce quoted with grade levels and regional deliveries. tomatoes and lettuce priced by basket and size.

Hogs and cattle auction prices in Chicago market report

Chicago market notes from August 15 show hogs selling around steady with bids near 23.10 top. cattle and calves also steady with good and choice steers 35 to 39 and cows 22 to 30.50. Other classes include feeders 30 to 35, yearlings 28 to 39, heifers 28 to 37.50, bulls 24 to 31, and calves 25 to 38.

Pittsburgh Chicago Crane & H Aspinook Carlisle Corp Chi Riv & Mech Empire Dis Elec Nat Standard Richfield Oil Robertson, H. H Rochester Transit Rochester Transit Aug 20 Sept 10 10 Aug 20 Sept F Man Na Bk Publicker Ind Apex Smeltner Am Hospital Cent Stl & Wire Chi Rock Is Paciv Int Petrol Ltd Min & Mfg Webster Chicago Eastman Kodak Food Fair Int Paper Nat Het Newberry J. J Super Port Cement Virginian Rg Will & Baum Candle

Grain Quotations Open in Nerves on Irregular Chicago Trade

In Chicago with INS report Aug 15 grain futures opened irregularly. Wheat fell about a cent, corn was steady to a cent lower, oats varied from four cents down to four cents up, and rye held steady to four cents higher amid thin early trading.

Chicago

Akron Canton Hudson Sales Managers Club Meets at Benders

The Akron Canton Hudson Sales Managers Club will hold its monthly meeting in Benders restaurant Thursday at 6 p.m. E.S.T. Methods to improve Hudson dealer sales will be discussed. Officers are Herbert Sheets Canton president Ned Novello Ravenna vice president and Paul Burke Rittman secretary treasurer.

Akron - Canton Hudson Sales Managers Club E. S.T Herbert Sheets Canton Ned Novello Ravenna Paul Burke Rittman

Egg market reports steady to firm with various grade prices

Consumer grade eggs show market steady to firm with adequate to fair demand. Price ranges in 30 dozen cases include grade A large white 69 to 80 cents, mostly 74, grade A medium white 65 to 69, mostly 67 to 69, grade B large white 63 to 69, mostly 68 to 69, and brown eggs 55 to 67, mostly 66 to 67. Packaged eggs add two to three cents per dozen.

Cleveland U. S F.o.b. Cleveland Pittsburgh

Canton Seeks Concession for Auditorium Services

Legal ad announces sealed proposals due August 22 1951 at noon for operation of refreshment program advertising program sales and other rights at Canton Memorial Auditorium and Arena Market Ave North Canton Ohio. Bid bonds of 10000 payable to City required with full disclosure by bidders.

Mary Jones Jackson Enna Georgia Bercholz State Bank Canton Ohio Lot Cecil Jackson Irwin E. Cohn Pub- Ne Safety Board of Control Herman G. Weprer Public Safety Canton Repository Josephine G Nicholas G. Capler Renkert Bidg St. Per Director of Public Service City Hall Canton Memorial Auditorium Market Ave

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