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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1950
Page
20
A doctor notes older patients show malnutrition from poor eating habits and low budgets. Emphasizing priority foods milk cheese vegetables fruits whole grains and lean meat or seafood, the piece urges three servings of milk, daily citrus for vitamin C, and inclusion of greens and eggs for protein.
Pro-Arts members meet at Canton Art Institute to discuss a December Five and Ten sale and a later Arts Unlimited auction. Miss Mary Niarchos presides as the group plans the event and outlines monthly meeting cadence. Paul Travis is slated to visit on September 29.
The Presbyterian Church in the United States reports 1949 membership at 2,391,967, an all time high, with 118,950 new communicants and total contributions of $94,378,636. The church comprises 8,538 local churches across 40 synods.
William Truitt, 62, a blind broom salesman, was led into a downtown Cleveland parking lot and robbed of his Braille watch after the bandit claimed he wished to make a purchase.
Leo I. Beck aged 53, director of Mutual Savings & Loan Co., died after injuries from a traffic accident in Cincinnati.
Miss Ellen Schafer and Charles Harsh Jr. wed at St Marys Catholic Church parish house in Malvern with Rev Fr Arthur Metzger presiding. Attendant Miss Margaret Casper wore a tan suit. best man was Ralph Romano. After a brief honeymoon at Niagara Falls, the couple live with Harsh's parents. Both graduates of Malvern High School, she works at Krauses I G A store and he at Minerva Wax Paper Co.
In Tampa a complaining witness urged the judge to put the defendant on prohibition. The justice of the peace sentenced him to probation to practice prohibition, reflecting a play on words in the common drunk case before the court.
Goodyear Aircraft Corp builds a navy blimp described as the world s largest. The $5 million craft will carry 14 crew, hover or travel at 75 knots, and use 875000 cubic feet of helium. Completion date not announced. two years in drawing and construction.
Albert Soto drove his car behind a boxcar to shield it from a severe hailstorm in a rail yard. A sudden wind ripped the boxcar top off and crashed onto the vehicle, narrowly missing injuring him.
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