Funeral services for David Whiteford held at Spiker parlors
David Whiteford 73, longtime Metropolitan Brick Co. engineer, died Wednesday at his home 2050 3rd St SE. Funeral services were to be held today at 1 30 p m in the Spiker parlors with Rev G B Wetherbee presiding. Burial was in Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Whiteford
Spiker
G. B. Wetherbee
Forest Hill Cemetery
M. Whiteford
Metropolitan Brick Co
3Rd St
Mrs Elizabeth Badila Funeral Set For Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Badila will be Monday at 1 p m at St George's Romanian Greek Catholic Church with Reverend Eli Chhalmanu officiating. Burial follows in Canton where she resided 30 years. she was 52 and widow of Eli Badila. The body lies at the family home at 1833 Pennpl NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Badila
St. George’s
Eli Chhalmanu
Forest Hill Cemetery
Infant Joseph Welsh Dies. Rites Held in Welch Parlors
Joseph Welsh infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Welsh of 1156 Elwood SW West Manor died Friday at Mercy hospital. Survived by parents three sisters Eilleen Patricia Mary two brothers Thomas Charles Jr grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Welsh of San Antonio Fla and Mrs Caroline Kintz of Canton. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at 2 in the Welch parlors with burial in Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Charles Welsh
Elwood
West Manor
Mercy Hospital
Eilleen
Patricia
Mary
Thomas
Charles Jr
Robert Welsh
San Antonio
Fla
Caroline Kintz
Canton
Welch
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Earl Hall Sr passes in North Canton home
Mrs Earl Hall Sr 37 wife of Earl Hall Sr of Royerst North Canton died this morning after several months illness at her sister Irma Huprich 1212 Indianaway NE She belonged to Zion Reformed church Rebekah Sunday school class and the Daughters of America Surviving include husband son Earl Jr mother Elizabeth Osinski Canton sisters Clara Bausher Sarah Boltres Margaret Crawford and brothers William Osinski Pittsburgh Harry Osinski North Canton Funeral Monday 1 pm at Huprich home and 2 pm at Zion Reformed burial Northlawn cemetery Body to Huprich home this afternoon at 5 from Lewis parlors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanda A. Hall
Earl Hall Sr
Royerst
North Canton
Irma Huprich
Indianaway
Hall
Zion Reformed Church
Rebekah
Daughters of America
Earl Jr
Elizabeth Osinski
Canton
Clara Bausher
Sarah Boltres
Margaret Crawford
William Osinski
Pittsburgh
Harry Osinski
Huprich
Melvin E. Beck
Northlawn
Lewis
Jobe P. Ringer Rites Set at Warstler Church
Funeral services for Jobe P. Ringer will be Sunday at 2 30 p m in Warstler church with Rev. Charles Warstler in charge. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Ringer, 77, retired Berger Mfg Co employee, of 1930 Harrisburg Rd NE, died Thursday night in Mercy Hospital from pneumonia. Body moved to the home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe P. Ringer
Warstler Church
Charles Warstler
Mr. Ringer
Berger Mfg. Co
Harrisburg Rd
Mercy Hospital
LIMBACH KILLED IN DETROIT ACCIDENT
Henry C Limbach 54 of Detroit formerly Canton was killed Thursday night in an auto crash near Lansing Michigan. He was a traveling salesman. Survived by widow Claire three daughters Catherine Mildred Velma Jane his mother Mrs Catherine Limbach Canton two sisters Mrs William Handshuh and Miss Anna Limbach Canton and brother Walter Detroit. Funeral services and burial set for Monday in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Limbach
Detroit
Canton
Lancing
Mich
Claire Limbach
Catherine
Mildred
Velma Jane
Catherine Limbach
William Handshuh
Anna Limbach
Walter
Andrew Rusu dies at 54 in Canton home
Andrew Rusu a 54 year old shoe repairman and noted Romanian violinist died this morning at his home on 2034 8th St NE from a heart ailment after months of illness. Survived by daughter Mary Rusu and two grandchildren. Mrs. Christ Masnot of Louisville. He had lived in Canton 30 years and belonged to the Roosevelt Benefit Society. Body at Schirack and Williams parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rusu
8Th St
Mary Rusu
Christ Masnot
Louisville
Joseph M Wise dies after short illness in Canton home
Joseph M Wise, 55, died this morning at his home on Frazerave NW after a brief illness. A Canton resident for 16 years from Mansfield, he belonged to Calvary Presbyterian Church and Mansfield Lodge No. 30 F and A M. Survived by his widow Fanchion Bricker Wise, son Richard, daughter Joan at home, and brother Wilbert Wise of Beaver Falls PA. Body at Spiker parlors pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Wise
Frazerave
Canton
Mansfield
Wise
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Mansfield Lodge No
Fanchion Bricker Wise
Richard
Joan
Wilbert Wise
Beaver Falls
Spiker
Schlafly Funeral and Lodge Services Set
Funeral services for John M. Schlafly will be Monday at 2 p m at Seesholtz Memorial with Rev H N Kerst officiating. Burial will be in Westlawn Cemetery. Stark lodge I O O F will hold services tonight at 730 p m and Buckeye lodge at 8 p m. Schlafly, 75, a retired shoe salesman and active in Trinity Reformed church, I O O F and Knights of Pythias, died Thursday at his home 1256 Perkins et NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Schlafly
Seesholtz
H. N. Kerst
Westlawn
Stark Lodge
Buckeye Lodge
Mr. Schlafly
Trinity Reformed Church
Knights of Pythias
Perkins Et NW
Nicholas Maher Funeral Services Held for 76
Funeral services are planned Monday at 1 p m for Nicholas Maher 76 of the Goodwill Mission who died after a Tuesday night auto accident. Rt Rev Msgr George N Habig will preside with burial at St Peters. Calling hours are Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m and Monday until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Maher
Goodwill Mission
Wackerly
George N. Habig
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Maher
Tuscarawas St E
Mercy Hospital
Funeral services for Wooster man Harry H. Taylor
Funeral services were held today at 1 p m in Marietta for Harry H. Taylor 68 Wooster resident for ten years He died Thursday at his W Larwilst home Molly Taylor a son Millard Taylor a sister two brothers and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Marietta
Harry H. Taylor
W. Larwilst
Molly Taylor
Millard Taylor
Obituary Notice for Mrs Emelia Carlson of Wooster
Mrs Emelia Carlson 84 widow of Carl Carlson died Thursday at her daughter Mrs Fred Rice home in Wooster after 25 years in the city. Services were set for 2 p m at the Fred Rice home on Quinby avenue with burial in the local cemetery. Surviving are two sons Charles and Arthur Carlson of Gary Indiana. four daughters Mrs Rice Mrs Ralph Ward of New Waterford Mrs Himler Stark of Chicago and Mrs H O Rheinegger of Trenton. a brother 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Fred Rice
Quinby Ave
Emelia Carlson
Carl Carlson
H. O. Rheinegger
Trenton
Clinton man Harry H Strosaker dies at 63
Harry H Strosaker 63 of RD 1 Clinton died Friday night at home. He was senior elder at Goodhope Reformed church East Liberty. Survived by wife Mabel a daughter Mrs Etta Shively Uniontown two sons Woodrow and Nevin both of Uniontown nine grandchildren. Service at 1:30 pm at home and 2:30 pm at Goodhope Reformed Church with Rev H S Wolfe. Burial in East Liberty cemetery. Body to be taken to home Sunday noon from Myers parlors Greentown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Harry H. _ Strosaker
Goodhope Reformed Church
East Liberty
Mabel Strosaker
Etta Shively
Uniontown
Woodrow
Nevin Strosaker
Goodhope
Henry Manton Dies A Clay Products Leader
Akron obituary of Henry B. Manton 74 co founder Goodyear Tire president Robinson Clay Products Co died yesterday. He led Robinson since 1909 and helped Found Goodyear with Frank A. and Charles W. Seiberling, served as director long. Survivor daughters Mrs Saalfield and Mrs Penfield Seiberling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Henry B. Manton
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Robinson Clay Products Co
Manton
Robinson Company
Frank A
Charles W. Seiberling
Wayne Man and Son Die in Home Fire
An 86 year old Wayne county man and his 55 year old son died in a house fire on Easton Wadsworth road near the Wayne Summit line. Grover Easterday perished trapped by flames and his father James W. Easterday died later in hospital. Fire started on Friday. cause undetermined. Funeral services planned for 3 p.m. at Bickster parlors in Wadsworth. E T Easterday, Bruce of Akron, and Mrs J H Kennawell of Elyria are among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wayne County
Easton - Wadsworth
Wayne-Summit
Grover Easterday
Rittman Village
James W. Easterday
Wadsworth Municipal Hospital
E. T
Grover
E. W. Winkler
Rittman
Bickster
Wadsworth
Easterday
Bruce
Akron
J. H. Kennawell
Elyria
John Tschantz Rites Held For Longtime Tuscarawas County Farmer
John Tschantz 98 retired farmer died Friday at his daughter Mrs Ernest Mc Creerys home on Crooked Run road after a six week illness. Services Sunday at 1 30 p m at the McCreery residence and 2 p m at St Johns Evangelical church Crooked Road. Rev W J Bartels to officiate with burial in church cemetery. Born in Canton Bern Switzerland he came to the United States at 22. He was among Tuscarawas counties oldest residents. Surviving: two sons Fred Topeka Kansas Walter Sugarcreek Road. six daughters Mrs McCreery Mrs Robert Shull Dover Mrs Irvin Luthy Monroe Mich Mrs Jess Newton Chagrin Falls Mrs Warren Mizer Canton Mrs Thurman Crites New Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanesville
John Tschantz
Ernest McCreery
Crooked Run
McCreery
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Crooked Roard
W. J. Bartels
Canton-Bern
Switzerland
Tschantz
United States
Tuscarawas County
Fred
Topeka
Kan
Walter Tschantz
Sugarcreek Rd
Robert Shull
Dover
Irvin Luthy
Monroe
Mich
Jess Newton
Chagrin Falls
Warren Mizer
Canton
Thurman Crites
New Philadelphia
Mrs Emma Porter 83 Rites in Uhrichsville Church
Mrs Emma Porter 83 widow of Frank J Porter will have services Sunday at 2 pm at Grace Methodist church with Rev Don Winters officiating. Burial in Union cemetery. She died Thursday in Twin City hospital after a six week illness. Born in Hiramsburg she resided 51 years in Uhrichsville and belonged to Grace Methodist church. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Clarence Klar Steubenville and Mrs Wallace Harmon Uhrichsville, a stepson Orean Steubenville, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren, two brothers John Gander Cumberland and David Gander Caldwell, and four sisters Mrs Sarah Hamilton Cumberland Mrs Rebecca Newton Caldwell Mrs Alice Clark Pleasant City and Mrs Iva Danford Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Emma Porter
Frank J. Porter
Grace Methodist Church
Don Winters
Union Cemetery
Porter
Twin City Hospital
Hiramsburg
Clarence Klar
Steubenville
Wallace Harmon
Orean
John Gander
Cumberland
David Gander
Caldwell
Sarah Hamilton
Rebecca Newton
Alice Clark
Pleasant City
Iva Danford
Cambridge
Services set for Roscoe C. Koontz in New Philadelphia
Roscoe C Koontz 57 died unexpectedly Friday while driving to work. Services Sunday at 2 p m in Gintz parlors with Rev George Parsons officiating. Burial Evergreen Burial park graveside by Masonic lodge. Survived by widow Laura, daughters Mrs Richard Klar Dover and Mrs John Nagley Cleveland, sister Mrs William Treadway Uhrichsville, brothers Harry Pittsburgh Howard Woodsfield Don St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Roscoe C. Koontz
Gintz
George Parsons
Evergreen Burial Park
Masonic Lodge
Koontz
Orchard Ave NW
Laura Koontz
Richard Klar
Dover
John Nagley
Cleveland
William Treadway
Uhrichsville
Harry
Pittsburgh
Howard
Woodsfield
Don Koontz
St. Louis
Bradwell Jr. services held in Massillon after death at tavern
Charles F. Bradwell Jr. 55 of RD 2 Massillon died Thursday at 6:50 am in the Lincoln tavern while buying tobacco. Coroner E C Reno ruled heart ailment. Services set for Monday at 1:30 pm in Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger parlors. Burial at Sixteen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Charles F
Pink) Bradwell Jr
RD 2
Sixteen Cemetery
Bradwell
Lincoln Tavern
E. C. Reno
Treasury Urges Massive Bond Purchases by Workers
Secretary Morgenthau urged 35 million wage earners to buy defense savings bonds to fund wartime costs and curb inflation. A nationwide drive will use house to house canvassing and payroll deductions aiming for 1 billion dollars in bonds each month, supported by over 1.5 million volunteers including 260,000 newsboys, Boy Scouts, and bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Defense
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Defense Savings Program
Defense Savings
Pearl Harbor
Treasury
Harold N. Graves
Boy Scouts of America
Rail workers urged to invest back wages in defense bonds
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau called on railroad workers to invest the $75,000,000 back wages in Defense Savings Bonds to aid wartime efforts. He cited financing a fleet of bombers and a battleship, replying to Railway Labor Executives and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen leaders. The Authors League of America formed an advisory committee led by Howard Lindsay with Rex Stout and others to promote the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Defense Savings
League
Howard Lindsay
Rex Stout
Pearl S. Buck
Russel Crouse
Clifton Fadiman
John P. Marquand
Employees To Buy Defense Bonds With 3 Percent Of Salaries
The Wyoming Hosiery Mills announced that starting Dec 24 its 225 employees will contribute 3 percent of their weekly salaries, with the company adding 1 percent, to purchase defense stamps and bonds. The plan covers workers at Burdwyn Mills in Pottsville Pa and plants in Philadelphia. Company official Martin M. Burd called on labor and industry nationwide to join the effort, noting worker eagerness to support the national program and expansion to affiliated concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wyoming Hosiery Mills
Burdwyn Mills
Pottstown
Philadelphia
Martin M. Burd
Santa and the Vine of Carl’s Christmas Journey
In CHAPTER 18 Santa travels home after a tavern stop with Carl. He worries about toy supply as October nears. Santa and Mrs. Santa work late painting toys while Two O'clock in the Morning warns of sleep. Fairies and gnomes assist as Santa crafts a birthday music box before vines bloom at the window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Santa
Harald
Toyland
Michael Roth, 84, Alliance Resident, Dies at Home
Michael Roth, 84, a long-time Alliance resident, died Friday at 8 15 a m at his Railroad street home. He was born in Transylvania and was a Lutheran church member. He leaves three daughters Joan Herman of Alliance Catherine Mentz and Marie VanLear of New Brighton Pa, one son Michael Jr of Alliance, and 14 grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p m in Sharer parlors with Rev S D Myers officiating. Burial in City cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Michael Roth
Railroad St
Transylvania
Lutheran Church
Joan Herman
Catherine Mentz
Marie VanLear
New Brighton
Michael Jr
Mrs Nettie Rutledge Dies at 71 in Uhrichsville Home
Mrs Nettie Rutledge 71 died Thursday at her home 252 Fair Ave NW after a long illness. Funeral is Sunday at 2 p m at the residence with burial in Union Cemetery Uhrichsville. She lived in Tuscarawas County and belonged to Civic Club Kirchbaum Circle Methodist Woman's Society for Christian Service. Survived by daughters Stella and Edna Rutledge at home two brothers George A and I W Carmack of Dennison and a sister Mrs J H Kummer of Uhrichsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nettie Rutledge
Fair Ave
George Parsons
Union Cemetery
Uhrichsville
Tuscarawas County
Civic Club
Kirchbaum Circle
Methodist Woman's Society For Christian Service
Stella
Edna Rutledge
George A. and
I. W. Carmack
Dennison
J. H. Kummer
Mrs Raucci 79 Dies in Florida Heart Attack
Mrs. Fred Raucci aged 79 died Friday in her winter home at St. Petersburg Florida after a heart attack. The body will arrive in Wooster Sunday. Funeral services are incomplete. She is survived by her husband and four children including John Raucci of the Richville Road near Canton.
Electrical fixtures sell quickly through the want ads
A brief notice notes rapid sales of electrical fixtures via local want ads, highlighting brisk activity and strong demand for home improvement items.
Lighting Experts Debate Auto Blackout Rules
Lighting engineers discuss possible headlights limits during blackouts to a tiny beam. A General Electric engineer notes even a match is visible to pilots at 5,000 feet and street lights could drop to near zero. Experts question blackout effectiveness and consider glare camouflage with dummy lights away from cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Cleveland
H. J. Chanon
General Electric Co
Chanon
The Phone Booth Murder Twist at the Inn
Asey and Dr Cummings pursue a beady eyed gnome suspect near an inn as Jennie and Freddy Doane enter, while Rankin’s loyalties and Doane family tensions surface. Asey warns of Rankin, reels in Jennie, and Freddy hints at Olive’s death knot in a tangled mystery scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asey
Cummings
Boston
Hanson
Jennie
Freddy
Doc
Miss Olive
Jonathan Rankin
Rankin
Land’s Sakes
Evangelists Plan Air Broadcast of Sermons
Rev. Charles A. Fisher and his son Rev. Lee Fisher of Gospel Tabernacle purchase an airplane to air broadcast sermons using an amplifier and disperse leaflets and tracts over the surrounding area from December in Portland Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ind
Charles A. Fisher
Gospel Tabernacle
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Mrs
Eli Badila
Joseph Welsh
Mrs. Earl Hall Sr
Jobe
P. Ringer
Don Hnstorts
Onesio
Miller
Navarre Rd
H. C. Limbach
Harry H. Strosaker
Henry Manton
Clay Products
Wayne Man
Charles F. Bradwell Jr
U. S
O Santa
Mrs. Santa
Fred Raucci
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Bill Porter
Mayo
Washy
Dexter
Cape Horn
Sydney
Mrs. Doane
Freddy Doane
Mother
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