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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1942
Page
9
Alma Vrabel of 2217 15th street NE is listed as 21 rather than 27 in the day’s Canton age report. Birth announcements include multiple families in Canton area with January and December newborns, plus a jaw injury after an attack on Tuscarawas Street East and a hat theft at J. S. Tavern.
William Sebring of the navy reports word of safety from Hawaii to Canton, referencing his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Moffett of 1611 10th Street NW. Also named are William F Cooley of the marine corps son of Mr and Mrs Claude Cooley of 2610 9th Street SW and William Kelleher of the navy formerly of Canton.
S Of electric refrigerators, washing machines, radios and electric sweepers. Dine-DeWees Co., 511 12th NE.
Dine DeWees Co offers all new releases at a special sale. Located at 511 12th NE, the event promotes popular records with advertising copy noting discounted prices and limited-time offers.
Judge Gordon J. Burris returned to the criminal bench in municipal court while Judge James A. Bowman took over the civil division bench in the quarterly three month rotation.
Mrs Grace Pete a 31 year old of 1911 10th st NE suffered forehead elbow and scal lacerations when struck with a bottle by another woman during an altercation at her home police reported She was taken to Mercy hospital Also an advertisement from Ewing Chevrolet 929 Cleveland N Adv seeking trades on new 42 Chevrolets in various colors and models
Thomas Jenkins of 1452 Allen Ave SE reports a dining room window shattered shortly after midnight Wednesday by a bullet fired by a New Year celebrator. Police respond to the scene and initiate investigation into the incident.
Arthur J. Thomas of 2500 9th St SW told police a string of Christmas lights was stolen from a tree in his yard Thursday night. Sunday School Notes $1.50 and $2.00 Peloubet's Snowden's Tarbell's Canterbury Craine 2016th NW.
Nick Terse of 120 33rd street NW told police he fired a shot through the front door and storm door at his residence early Thursday when an unknown intruder tried to force entry. Louis Market ad lists produce prices. Arthur Winters, 21, of 1015 5th street NW, sustained a fractured nose and facial contusions in an attack.
Police were alerted after vandals smashed door glasses at 329 Rex Street SE and 620 Walnut Avenue SE early today at 1 40 am. Occupants reported the damage to authorities.
Bernard Truxton of the Jewish Center attends a national morale committee meeting in New York. Sir Charles Wilson of the Royal College of Surgeons, who accompanied Prime Minister Churchill, joins the closed gathering. Also promissory car ad: Drive a Better Used Car with bargains at J and J Motors at 12th and Cherry NE.
Stark County Industrial Union council CIO will elect new officers at 7 30 tonight at the Golden Lodge hall 1234 Harrison ave sw. Council representatives announced the meeting details and proceed to vote.
Mrs Mildred Kobel of 1510 4th st SE told police her purse containing $2 in cash and change was snatched by two men Wednesday night while she walked at Tuscarawas st E and Sterling ave Furniture Bargains For Cash Glicks 1320 W Tusc Open eyes Traffic Bureau Summons Disregarding a signal light Mrs Emma C Hostetter of 514 Lincoln way E Massillon
William Latimer a 36 year old resident of 1635 Henry avenue SW sustained contusions and lacerations to the scalp and forehead in a Wednesday night brawl at Prezley cafe at Navarre road and Henry avenue SW. He received treatment at Mercy hospital and was later arrested on an intoxication charge. Permanent Wave Specials advertise Elite Beauty 331 2nd NW. Dial 2 5502.
Harold G. Garner, 24, of 403 Cherry Ave SE, was fined $10 on two charges in a local court session.
High winds shattered windows and toppled signs across Canton with damage at Kobacker store and 134 2nd St SW. Firefighters cleared downed trees and loose decor while radio stations issued cold wave warnings. Skating prospects looked bleak as ice thinned. statewide temps hovered in the 20s and a Midwest blizzard halted traffic.
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