Retired Wayne Pastor Reaches 100 in 1865 Memory
Rev Jonathan Hartzler celebrated his 100th birthday at his son Harvey J Hartzler s home in Mansfieldville Wayne County. The 10 children 42 grandchildren and 84 great grandchildren attended along with 200 friends and church members. Hartzler ordained 1879 married Esther Hooley moved to Ohio 1885 to Crown Hill Mennonite Church 1923 moved to Wayne County preached until 1941. Steineck Baking Co Canton donated the triple tier cake baked after news of the birthday honored by Charles A Steineck who promised another cake if someone can match the candle count.
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Jonathan Hartzler
Harvey J. Hartzler
Marshallville
Rev. Hartzler
Hartzler
Esther Hooley
Indiana
Ohio
Bellfontaine
Wayne County
Crown Hill Mennonite Church
Steineck Baking Co
Canton
Charles A. Steineck
WCMW
Steineck
Allies Thwart Deadline for Enemy Victory
U S tanks and troops halted a Red attack on Pohang on the East Coast, reopening the road north from the city as North Korean forces aimed to drive UN troops from Korea by a self stated deadline. South Korean marines report large enemy material losses and about 500 Reds killed in two weeks. Allied air and naval bombardment continued to degrade enemy stockpiles and rail targets along the front.
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Tokyo
U. S
Pohang
Sea of Japan
United Nations
Korea
Red
Kim Il Sung
No. 2
Southeast Korea
Airliner Crash Kills 55 Near Cairo Egypt
A Trans-World Airlines Constella tion jet carrying 55 people including 23 Americans crashed and burned north of Cairo. Officials said all aboard were killed with no survivors reported. The Star of Maryland wreckage lay in the Nile Delta 40 miles north of Cairo. Five crew were Americans, two French. 18 of 48 passengers were American and the rest from 11 other nations.
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Cairo
Trans-World Airlines
Mehaira
Star of Maryland
Nile Delta
Bombay
India
Rome
U.N
United Nations
Paris
Lillian Cohen
Camelia
Lana Turner
Middle East
Aubrey William Schofield
San Antonio
Tex
New York
Gulf Oil Co
William C. Gist
Justie Ervin Gist
Lake City
Gist
U. S
U. S. Air Force Base
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Melvin Hanson
Derek Owen William
Harry Richard Woods
TWA
Walton B. Webb
Haldon Hammitt
Harley B. Hackett
Melvyn C. House
Herbert J. Stiles
Jose J. G. Bernard
Jeanne Claire Lorenzie
Francis Pope
Helanita
Mary Louise
Paul F
Canton
Tanta
Alexandria
Woman Killed In Massillon Head-On Crash
A California mother, Ruth Ference, died in Massillon after a head-on collision at Lincoln Way W with a tractor trailer. Her husband George Ference is in critical condition. third Massillon fatality this year and 29th in Stark County for 1950. Norman C. Young pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter in the crash.
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Massillon
Sacramento
Calif
Massillon City Hospital
Lincoln Way
Ruth Ference
George Ference
Ference
Stark County
Norman C. Young
Detroit
Charles Marlow
17Th Stext NW
Young
Wenhan Trucking Co
Cleveland
Dorothy Lewis
Cheryl Lewis
Lewis
Georgiana Ference
Newark
N. J
Stark County Grand Jury
New Kindergartens and School Transfers Planned
Officials outline openings of two new kindergartens next week at Gartieia and future additions at Jesse Mason Belle Stone and Harter schools. Eighth graders move to Lehman High. Summit sends one class. Jesse Mason classrooms delayed until October, Market Heights pupils stay at Belle Stone. Overcrowding addressed by temporary gymnasium use.
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Nd Gartieia
Jesse Mason
Belle Stone
Harter
Summit School
Lehman High School
Baxter School
Cedar School
Harter School
Market Heights
Ohio State team tests not to be repeated in schools
In response to parental questions officials said the recent test labeled Wishing Well was experimental and not planned as regular school program work. A report published last Sunday detailed findings while noting the test yielded valuable facts but will not be continued.
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Ohio State University
Opening of schools hosts new Fairmount addition and crowded Garfield
The Fairmount School addition including an auditorium gymnasium is finished and ready for use while Garfield School classrooms are ready. Fall work continues on Fairmounts auditorium. The second Harter School addition is not yet ready, forcing crowded classes beyond 30 pupils and leading to extended sessions as the new rooms await completion.
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Fairmount
Garfield School
Harter School
Amusements and Markets Themed Page Teases Values and Persons
A fragmented newspaper listing blends Amusements and Markets with notices of deaths and editorial items. It mentions George Sokolsky and radio television topics, alongside a weather and market snippet noting Peaches tree ripeness and a $2.50 billion figure linked to Muckley Orchards in Waynesburg Route 17.
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George Sokolsky
Pvt W L Fisher Missing in Korea Fighting
Walter L Fisher 18 of Alliance is reported missing in action since July 30 in Korea. A Defense Department telegram to his parents confirms the status as Washington area relatives recall his enlistment on his 18th birthday and his baker school training after Basic at Ft Knox and posting to Japan.
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Walter L. Fisher
Korea
Iit
Defense Department
Francis Fisher
Joseph Oertel
Alliance
James R. Brennan
6Th St
Japan
Army Bakers School
Oertel
Walter
Bakers School
Pvt
Fisher
Ft. Knox
Alliance High School
Brennan
Canton
France Britain U S to Join Major Maneuvers in Germany
American British and French troops will join September 11 to 18 in Exercise Rainbows in the American zone of Germany. Gen Thomas T Handy will direct, testing joint air ground and naval operations and communications under combat conditions.
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Frankfort
Germany
U. S. Army
Austria
Trieste
Heidelberg
Thomas T. Handy
U. S
Europe
Reds Work in U S Unions Expels 2 Offenders
International News Staff Writer Malcolm Johnson reports on Communist infiltration of American labor unions. The piece cites strikes at Ingersoll-Rand in Easton Pennsylvania and names Marcel Scherer as a Moscow-trained unionist tied to defense plant disruptions. The column argues such activity threatens war effort and national security.
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Malcolm Johnson
International
New York
United States
South Korea
Ingersoll-Rand
Easton
United Electrical, Radio
Union
Marcel Scherer
U. S
Scherer
Masonic Notice for Late Brother Geo Hexamer
Canton Lodge No 60 F and A M to meet at the Temple tonight at 7 45 to conduct funeral services for our late Brother Geo Hexamer. Keep a record of your spending. Pay by check. Harter Bank ad.
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Canton Lodge
Geo. Hexamer
Harter Bank
Malik Presents New Charges As Reign Ends
Jakob A. Malik ends his month as United Nations Security Council president in August 1950. The Russian delegate used the chair to hinder Korea war deliberations and launch anti Western propaganda. Observers expect one last propaganda barrage at today’s session before Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb takes over in September.
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Jakob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
Council
United States
Malik
Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
Broadcast Plans For United Nations Security Council Session
Radio and television will cover the United Nations Security Council meeting this afternoon. WJW Cleveland begins at 3 30 radio and NBC TV with WNBK as the Northeast Ohio outlet starts at 3. Both will stay with the session until it ends. WHBC will carry the ball game instead.
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WJW
Cleveland
ABC Radio Network
NBC
WNBK
Ohio
WHBC
United Nations Debates Greece and Korea War Resolution
The Soviet delegate seeks to force a council agenda item on unceasing terrorism and mass executions in Greece, while the United States pushes a resolution to localize the Korean War. Malik, acting as council president, may allow the floor to the Soviet representative, signaling continued wrangling that delays firm action.
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Malik
Greece
Poultry markets offer eggs turkeys and birds across several shops
Hear Ye Hear Ye advertises eggs three dozen for 98 cents with unlimited supply and various poultry prices. Jack's Poultry Market lists fancy Rhode Island Red hens roasters springers and baby turkeys at 34 and 39 cents per pound with free delivery. Park Poultry sells eggs three dozen for a dollar with fat hens at 27 cents per pound. Cooper's offers white rock hens leg horn fryers roasters with free delivery. United Poultry Market and others advertise roasters fryers turkeys with free delivery and prices around 33 to 39 cents per pound.
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Rhode Island
Jack’s Poultry
Savannah Ave
Cooper
United Poultry
Gulf Hurricane Spent After It Hits Alabama
A gulf hurricane moving inland near Mobile caused little damage though a tornado related to the storm injured two and wrecked homes at Apalachicola Florida. A new hurricane grew in the eastern Caribbean and another storm moved north of Bermuda as winds reached near one hundred fifteen miles per hour.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Apalachicola
Fla
Caribbean
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Martinique
West Indies
Atlantic
Bermuda
Gulf
Florida
Coast Guard
Santa Rosa Island
Pensacola
Tanks take hill near Pohang with 5 tanks in action
The unit reports Pvt. Leo Samardeya of 1144 Clarendon Ave SW served in a tank crew that helped capture an opposing hill about two and a half miles west of Pohang. Five tanks were involved in the fierce assault.
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Pvt
Leo Samardeya
Clarendon Ave
Pohang
United Press
Quiet Lull In Korea Front As Allied Reinforcements Arrive
American and allied units hold positions near Haman and Taegu while North Korean advances stall. 25th Infantry Division moved behind Communist lines without contact, as South Korean forces and growing UN manpower repurpose efforts. Australian, British, Thai, Philippine, French, and Belgian troops are en route or shortly expected to join the front. General MacArthur reports surprise lull and puzzled HQ.
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25Th Infantry
Haman
Masan
Pusan
Taegu
United Nations
Japan
Korea
Thailand
Philippines
France
Belgium
Hercules Grants 10-Cent Increase for Workers
Hercules Motors Corp announced a 10 cent per hour wage rise for all hourly paid workers and a corresponding raise for salaried staff to take effect Friday. About 2,500 employees are affected, the first hourly increase since June 1, 1948. The company also notes a non-contributory pension plan began January 1 this year.
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Hercules Motors Corp
Hercules
Dr Pfouts Opens General Dentistry Office
Dr F J Pfouts announces the opening of his office for the practice of general dentistry at 228 Cleveland N. Phone 55905 ad.
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F. J. Pfouts
Cleve
Save ten dollars and seventy five cents on mattress units
Bargain offer at Home Furniture features a $29.50 multi coil innerspring mattress now $18.75, with a limited time stock sale at 229 Market Street. Customer savings highlighted as remaining quantities sell out.
Hurricane Dying Over Ohio Amid Heavy Rainfall
The eastern Gulf hurricane will center over northeast Ohio Friday about 7 a.m. as it dies, with no wind danger but heavy rain likely. Wind speeds not to exceed 20 mph. Moist air meeting cooler air causes precipitation. only .03 inch recorded so far. August rainfall remains well below normal. temperature shows little change for 24 hours. Local ads note Lewis & Greenhoug furniture sale and Dueber Lanes 1950-51 season opening.
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Gulf States
Ohio
U.S
Akron-Canton
State Highway
Weather Bureau
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Dixon, Ill
Kim Sun Chung
Seoul
Kim
Younger
Egypt
Delta
Lincoln
Harold H. Eibling
Paul Miller
Tia
Muckley Orchards
Waynesburg
W.l.fisher
Globe Dairy
Dellroy
Manchuria
U. N
Springers
Park Poultry
30Th
Harrisburg-ad
Alabama
New Twister Brewing
Douglas MacArthur
Lewis & Greenhoug
North Canton
Dueber
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