The Phone Booth Murder Climax At The Inn
The clearest tale centers on a hotel mystery after Miss Olive vanishes. Freddy Doane and Asey face tangled alibis with Rankin and Mamie Riggs present all afternoon while Mrs. Clutterfield may have observed peepin g Tom activity. Rankin is captured. Olive remains missing as a caller warns she won’t return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Freddy
Asey
Mother
Olive
Rankin
Lady Boop
Dad
Miss Olive
Tony’s
Rankin’s
Mamie Riggs
Jennie An’ Sulan
Mamie
Judge Houghton
Mrs. Mayo
Dan
Ann Joyce
Johnson’s
Women’s Club
War Relief
Red Cross
Doc
Jennie
Sam
Syl
Quisset
Joe
Four Corners
Freddy Doane
Red Cross Campaign Misses Holmes Goal
Holmes county's annual Red Cross roll call in November fell short of the 2,200 quota by 600 members. Miss Edythe Low reports $1,599.51 raised so far, with Berlin and Clark townships contributing $187.66 and $1,411.85 from other townships, the largest Holmes county total yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Holmes County
Red Cross
Edythe Low
Berlin and
Clark
City Sets Record In Yale Gifts For Foster Children
Canton's agencies report a record Christmas gift drive for 600 foster children amid war distractions. Cash donations and new toys clothing and bedding exceed prior years as Children's Bureau and Catholic Community League coordinate. Staff from Junior League finalize distribution for Christmas morning delivery to each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Canton
Children’s Bureau
Catholic Community League
Junior League
U S Plans Large Rise in Synthetic Rubber Output
The United States will triple capacity for synthetic rubber as Pacific war risks cut rubber imports. The program targets about 120000 tons annually, roughly one fifth of normal demand, with plants slated to begin production early in 1943. SPAB, RFC, and rubber manufacturers coordinate material needs and financing, raising current output from 40000 tons yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Supply, Priorities and Allocations Board
SPAB
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Naturalists to Aid Bird Census Across Canton
Canton Neo Naturalist society plans its annual Christmas bird census Saturday if weather allows as part of a nationwide survey. The Canton circle spans 7.5 miles around the public square with groups led by Howard Braun and Robert Ball. If weather prevents, the event shifts to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Neo-Naturalist Society
U. S. Biological Survey
Canton Club
Howard Braun
Robert Ball
Julius Fages Charged In Shooting Fracas
An affidavit filed by Detective Captain Beatty charges Julius Fages, 34, of 333 4th St SE, with shooting with intent to wound after a Monday night clash at Golden Pheasant, 336 Tuscarawas St E. Victims Joseph Elefante and Joseph Norcia were wounded. Elefante remains most seriously hurt. Bond set for three witnesses. Julius to be arraigned Friday. he remains jailed without bond.
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Pete Julius
4Th St SE
Jack Beatty
Golden Pheasant
Tuscarawas St E
Beatty
Joseph Elefante
Girard Ave NE
Joseph Norcia
Sherrick Rd SE
Julius
Norcia
Mercy Hospital
Elefante
Capt
Suspect in Robbery Returned for Trial
Warren Heyser alias Warren Heiser alias David Warren alias David Heiser 41 of Youngstown was returned to Canton from Youngstown to face a highway robbery charge tied to a daylight holdup at the Silver Moon cafe on Navarre road SW on November 7. Detectives questioned him as cash totaling 2299 was stolen after the bank return by Nick Coleman proprietor and William Carroll. The affidavit by Detective Kandell followed positive identifications. He was arrested in Cleveland with six others believed to form a gang, then moved to Youngstown and Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Heyser
Warren Heiser
David Warren
David Heiser
Youngstown
Canton
Norman Kandell
H. W. Grossglaus
Silver Moon Cafe
Navarre Rd
Nick Coleman
William Carroll
Bank of SW
Kandell
Coleman
Carroll
Heyser
Cleveland
Reverend Rasel to Lead Christmas Eve Service in North Canton
Zion Lutheran church of North Canton engages Rev. C. H. Rasel of Canton to conduct a Christmas Eve and communion service tonight at 9. The church has been without a pastor in recent months.
Saylor dies in Middletown home fire likely self inflicted
John G. Saylor, 66, perished in a Monday home fire in Middletown. Fire Chief Elmer Reed said there was evidence he poured kerosene on his bed and ignited it. Coroner Garret J. Boone labeled the death probably death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
John G. Saylor
Elmer
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Sev
Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Mrs. Clutterfield
Dr. Cummings
Hanson
Copa. Teat, Needlecraft Service, Inc
Madeline
Beauty Shop
Troy Laundry
Holmes
Christ
Sweaney’s Bakery
U.S
SPAR
Julius Fages
Fracas
Rev. Rasel
N. Canton
John C. Syler
Lester F. Yarger
Finney's Drug Store
Carist
Louis Seikel
Seikel
Cleveland Ave. A. Third
ST. NW
Harvard Market Ave. S
Second St
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