Deaths and Funerals Mrs Emma MacGregor Aston
Mrs Emma MacGregor Aston died Saturday night at her home 715 High Ave NW after months of illness. A Canton resident 45 years, she belonged to First Methodist church Berean Sunday school and Missionary society. Survived by two daughters Mrs H A Plantz and Miss Anne MacGregor a son Ray MacGregor a grandson Arthur Plants and two great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m in Spiker parlors with Rev Clarence LeRue officiating burial in Westlawn cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma MacGregor Aston
High Ave
Canton
Aston
First Methodist Church
Berean
The
Missionary Society
Dalton
John Fletcher
H. A. Plantz
Anne MacGregor
West North School
Ray MacGregor
Arthur Plants
Camp Shelby
Miss
Spiker
Clarence LeRue
Westlawn
Mrs Elmer Schweitzer Dies After Embolism At Canton Home
Mrs Elmer Schweitzer 30 wife of Elmer Schweitzer died early Sunday at 1233 Oxford ave NW from an embolism after illness overnight. A Canton lifelong resident and Zion Lutheran church member, she is survived by her parents Edward and Mrs Gloss of Canton and her husband. Body at Seesholtz Memorial. visitation at 806 Bellflower ave SW after 7 p m. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m at Zion Lutheran, Rev C D Besch officiating, burial in Northlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gloss Schweitzer
Elmer Schweitzer
Oxford Ave
Schweitzer
Canton
Zion Lutheran Church
Edward Gloss
Seesholtz Memorial
Bellflower Ave
Rev
C. D. Besch
Northlawn Cemetery
Mrs Bernard Boylan Dies. Canton Resident and Parish Leader
Mrs Theresa L Boylan 40 wife of Bernard P Boylan of 204 Wertrave SW Canton died Sunday at Mercy hospital after two weeks illness. A lifelong resident active in St Joseph's church and former Confraternity president. Survived by four sons James Paul Patrick Ronald. brothers Raymond Robert Walter Miller of Canton. Body at Welch parlors with services at St Joseph's 9:30 am Wednesday. Burial Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa L. Boylan
Bernard P. Boylan
Wertrave SW
Mercy Hospital
Canton
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament
Frank Miller
James
Paul
Patrick
Ronald
Raymond
Robert
Walter Miller
Welch Parliers
Ralph C. Kotheimer
John Rath
Carl Nicolay
Calvary Cemetery
Lenhart Charles M 80 Canton resident dies after illness
Charles M Lenhart 80 of 483 Gobelave SE Canton died after a two week illness. Native of New Philadelphia he was a retired carpenter and cabinet maker who helped erect the Dueber Hampden watchworks and worked on the first U S government building on the Panama Canal. He was a Masonic lodge member in Panama. Surviving are his widow two stepsons and a daughter. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a m in Schneeberger parlors with burial in New Philadelphia. Calling hours Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Lenhart
Gobelave SE
Canton
New Philadelphia
Lenhart
Dueber-Hampden
U. S
Panama Canal
Masonic Lodge
Panama
Fanny Len
James E. O Connell obituary in Columbus Ohio
James E. O Connell 73 of 400 Brown Ave NW died at home after a brief illness in Canton. He had lived in Canton 17 years and was a member of St Peter's Catholic Church. Survived by four sisters Katie Sullivan Bridget Foley Jack Crawford Abbie O Connell all of Columbus and a brother Tim O Connell. Body at Former Clevelanger parlors and to be taken to Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. O’connell
Brown Ave
Canton
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Katie Sullivan
Bridget Foley
Jack Crawford
Abbie O’connell
Tim O’connell
Columbus
Clevenger
Edmund Belles Dies After Illness at Mercy Hospital
Edmund Belles 28 of 936 Dueberave SW died Sunday at Mercy hospital after several months illness. Employed by Timken Roller Bearing Co. Survived by father Charles, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. David Brock, and brothers Harry, Wilbur of Louisville and Earl of Canton. Body at Whitticar parlors. Services Tuesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Lewis Frees. Burial in Westlawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Belles
Mercy Hospital
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Charles
David Brock
Harry
Wilbur Belles
Louisville
Earl Belles
Canton
Whitticar
Lewis Frees
Westlawn’ Cemetery
A G Thompson Dies During Visit at Daughter’s Home
A. G. Thompson aged 74, longtime Brown two farmer and former justice of the peace, died this morning while visiting his daughter Mrs. James Pettit at 1064 Rowland Ave NE. Survived by another daughter Mrs. R. B. Robinson and two sons Fred and Carl, plus a sister, with services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Deckman parlors Malvern and burial in Bethlehem cemetery. Friends may call tonight and Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Thompson
Brown Two
Malvern
James Pettit
Rowland Ave
R. B. Robinson
Canton
Fred
Carl Thompson
Nettie Wayne
Deckman
Bethlehem Cemetery
Mrs. Ella Fausnight dies at 73 in Waynesburg Lake home
Mrs. Ella Fausnight 73 life resident of Suffield two died Saturday night at her home near Waynesburg lake. Survived by husband Sylvanus two daughters Velma Hetrick Akron and Gladys Kingley Ravenna and son Harry Akron. Services held Monday at 1 p m Hopkins parlor with burial at Hartville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Fausnight
Suffield Two
Waynesburg Lake
Sylvanus Fausnight
Velma Hetrick
Akron
Gladys Kingley
Ravenna
Harry
Hopkins
Hartville Cemetery
Larry Lee Jaynes Died At Home Of Brother In Lewistown
Larry Lee Jaynes aged year old son of Mrs. Grace Jaynes of E Gateave died Sunday at the home of his brother Russell Jaynes of Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Larry Lee Jaynes
Grace Jaynes
E. Gateave
Russell Jaynes
Lewistown
Four brothers and sisters mourn death in Dennison region
Following a week's illness of pneumonia Pa. resident dies. Survived by his mother four brothers Jack Joe Dick Russell and four sisters June Wilford Neal Laura Matthews and Dorothy Denattio. Body to Lindsey parlors Dennison this afternoon. funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Joe
Russell
Pennsylvania
June
Wilford Neal
Newcomerstown
Laura Matthews
Elyria
Dorothy Denattio
Midvale
Lindsey
Dennison
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Grodhaus in Magnolia
Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 p m in McCreery parlors with Rev M L Hartman officiating. Burial in Magnolia cemetery. Body at son Edgar Grodhaus home five miles south of Magnolia until Tuesday noon. Mrs Grodhaus died Saturday afternoon at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Mary Grodhaus
McCreery
M. L. Hartman
Magnolia Cemetery
Edgar Grodhaus
Dover minister Floyd L. Ash dies after illness
Rev. Floyd L. Ash 63 retired minister of 310 Shaffer avenue Dover died Sunday night at Union hospital after a four week illness from a heart ailment. Born in Butler county Pa he graduated from Moody Bible Institute and worked with evangelist Billy Sunday. He led a Methodist church choir and concert. Survived by widow Ina Ash a daughter Mrs John Cherry of Pittsburgh two step children Miss Charlene Spuppins and James Spuppins both of Uhrichsville a grandchild and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Floyd L. Ash
Shaffer Ave
Union Hospital
Ash
Butler County
Moody Bible Institute
Billy Sunday
Ina Ash
John Cherry
Pittsburgh
Charlene Spuppins
James Spuppins
Uhrichsville
Sister of Gust Hahn to be laid to rest in Evan City
One sister Mrs Gust Hahn of Shelorgan Wisconsin will have funeral services Tuesday at 10 am at the residence with Rev Paul Ebert presiding. Burial will follow in Evan City Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Hahn
Shelorgan
Wis
Paul Ebert
Evan City
Baltic Clergy Officiates Burial Service
Rev E Agricola of Baltic officiated the service with burial in the church cemetery under the direction of Lentz parlors.
Brewster Man Harold Brown Dies In Train Wreck
Brewster local Harold W. Brown 49 a Wheeling & Lake Erie rail road engineer died from injuries suffered in a Saturday early morning wreck near Smithfield. Four W&LE teammates were seriously hurt. Funeral services in Brewster and Massillon burial planned. Brown a Sherrodsville native resided here 30 years and belonged to multiple railroading and church organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Harold W. Brown
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ohio Valley Hospital
Knights of Malta
Methodist Church
Harvey Stoner
Wayne Balyeat
Wilbur E. Geist
Massillon City Cemetery
Mr. Brown
Smithfield
C. R. Page
H. L. Morris
Massillon City Hospital
Kenneth Fithen
Mingo Junction
R. Dellar
Carnegie
Massillon man Earl L Zill dies after illness
Earl L Zill 39 of 216 N Ernest Massillon employed at Krackers tin shop for 10 years died today at 7 30 a m in City hospital after a two and a half month illness He was a life Massillon resident and Eagles lodge member Surviving are his father Jacob Zill and sister Mrs Ruth Martz Services Wednesday at 10 a m in Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger parlors with Rev Fr G Pawlewicz burial in City Cemetery Visitation tonight 7 9 and Tuesday 2 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. G. Pawlewicz
City Cemetery
Magnacca services for Maria Antonia Magnacca
Mrs Maria Antonia Magnacca wife of Felix Magnacca of Roswell will have services Tuesday at 9 am in St Elizabeth Catholic church Roswell Rev Fr Bernadine officiating Burial in church cemetery Linn Hert parlors in charge She was a member of the Daughters of Italy lodge Surviving are her husband two sons William Roswell Camillo Canton five grandchildren two sisters Lena Mariacino Connecticut another in Italy two brothers in Italy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Antonia Magnacca
Felix Magnacca
Roswell
St. Elizabeth Catholic Church
Bernadine
Linn- Hert
Daughters of Italy Lodge
William
Camillo
Canton
Lena Marriacino
Connecticut
Italy
Jacob Stein 85 Dies In Baltic Home
Jacob Stein of Baltic aged 85 died Sunday at 6 p m at his son Walter’s home RD 1 Baltic where he had lived 13 years. He belonged to the Evangelical and Reformed church at Fiat. Surviving: five sons Walter Albert Walter William Oscar Robert. one daughter Mrs R O Kaserman. 17 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. one brother C C Stein. one sister Mrs Valentine Marhover. Services were held at 1:30 p m at Walter Stein’s home and 2 p m at the Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev Bert Wynn of Rogersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stein
Buck
Walter
Baltic
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fiat
Albert
RD 1
William
Oscar
Robert
Rogersville
R. O. Kaserman
Massillon
C. C. Stein
Columbus
Valentine Marhover
Marshallville
Bert Wynn
Rogers
Brother of resident killed in air crash
Miss Berdine Oliver of 1002 3rd street NW travels to Byesville for funeral services Friday for her brother Flying Cadet Raymond Oliver 26 killed last week in a night plane crash near Buda Texas Cadet Oliver a Ohio University graduate had been stationed at Kelly Field Texas and was on a routine flight He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dewitt Oliver of Byesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdine Oliver
3Rd St NW
Byesville
Raymond Oliver
Buda
Tex
Oliver
Ohio University
Kelly Field
Dewitt Oliver
Louisville man joins air corps ground school at Biloxi
Robert L. Theiss of Louisville has enlisted in the army air corps. He left Sunday for Biloxi Mississippi where he will be a member of the ground school of the air base located there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Theiss
Louisville
Army Air Corps
Biloxi
Miss
Brown Family Ties Noted In Obituary Mention
Nellie Brown is survived by two daughters, Mrs Marion Hickle of Cleveland and Norma Jean at home, plus her parents Mr and Mrs James E Brown of Jewett, one sister Mrs Frank Kane of Steubenville and one brother Myron of Brewster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown
Marion Hickle
Cleveland
Norma Jean
James E. Brown
Jewett
Frank Kane
Steubenville
Myron
Brewster
20000 Potters Win 10 Percent Wage Increase
The United States Potters association representing 22 pottery companies granted the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters a general 10 percent wage increase. About 20,000 workers will benefit as of February 1 after five days of negotiations. The deal runs two years and includes plant by plant cost adjustments. Joseph W. Wells chaired company negotiators. James M. Duffy led the union delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States Potters Association
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
AFL
J. T. Hall
Association
Hall
Joseph W. Wells
Newell
W. Va
James M. Duffy
East Liverpool
Brotherhood
Mrs Clara Lamarche Dies in Marion at 74
Mrs Clara L Lamarche 74 widow of Charles L Lamarche who founded the American Castings Co of Marion died here last night in Marion Ohio She leaves three sons Carl L Daniell L and Robert J Lamarche and a daughter Mrs George DeWolfe wife of the grandson of Mrs Warren G Harding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, O
Clara L. Lamarche
Charles L. Lamarche
American Castings Co
Marion
Carl L., Danielll
Robert J. Lamarche
George DeWolfe
Warren G. Harding
Miami Matron Cora Wolfe Weaver Dies At Minneapolis
Mrs Cora Wolfe Weaver longtime manager of student dormitories at Miami University Oxford Ohio died in Minneapolis. She was widow of Rev Albert Weaver former Methodist pastor at Lima and served 14 years in Miami University dormitories. Funeral services held here for the Miami matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Lima
Cora Wolfe Weaver
Miami University
Oxford
Minneapolis
Albert Weaver
Catholic group to meet in Philadelphia
The American Catholic Philosophical Association will hold its 17th annual meeting in Philadelphia on December 29 and 30 with Philosophy and Order as the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Catholic Philosophical Association
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Mrs
Emma M. Aston
Carroll County
Brewster Man
H. W. Brown
Earl L. Zill
New
AIR Corps
U.S.P.A
AFL Brotherhood
Onesio ¢ Miller
Clara Lamarche
Don Jhustons
Seesholtz
Funeral Directors
Mrs. R. L. Sosand
3Rd St
Dial
Uncle Sam
America
Ohio Bell
Ian
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