Five hurt in Canton traffic crashes and incidents
In Canton area accidents and related incidents left five people injured over 24 hours. Samuel Shain and his wife Frida Shain were hurt when their car hit John Bella’s auto near 12th and Gibbs, with both taken to Mercy hospital. A bridge collision on Trump Street involved Charles Delano and George Fulton, both treated, Fulton released. Additional charges and arrests followed for reckless driving and other offenses in separate incidents near Mahoning Road and High Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Samuel Shain
14Th Sn NE
Freda Shain
John Y. Bella
16Th St NE
12Th St
Gibbs
Roger Graybill
E. W. Crawford
Mercy
Shain
Trump Td
Charles E. Delano
RD 4
George W. Fulton
Louisville
Fulton
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Delano
Farmers instructed on taxes and accounts in Stark County
Seventy seven Stark county farmers attended two financial meetings held under the auspices of the county agricultural extension service. Guy W. Miller and Ormann R. Keyser led sessions on closing out old accounts and opening new ones, while the evening program focused on completing income tax reports. Thirty three farmers opened new accounts, and evening attendees included representatives of county farm organizations who will report back to their groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Guy W. Miller
Ohio State University
Ormann R. Keyser
Nineteen more enter ranks of army enlistment
Nineteen more Ganton district men have been accepted for army enlistment and five more were sent to Cleveland for enlistment in the marine corps after passing medicals. The list includes Ray D. Chapman, William Graef, Robert Landes, Michael Tatliak and others in the air corps unassigned at Wichita Falls and Jefferson Barracks, with several named to the army unassigned in Massillon and Dover. Five men were sent to Cleveland to enlist in the marine corps, including Dwight L. Scott Jr and James F. Wilson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganton
Cleveland
Marine Corps
Army
Air Corps
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ray D. Chapman
High Ave
William G. Graef
Poplarst
Dover
Robert J. Landes
Barrs Mills
Michael Tatliak
Washington Ave
Charles Eller
Ardmore Ave
Clarence Dugan Jr
Harold W. Hofpere
AD 4
Wooster
Joseph Patricola
W. 5Th St
Raymond J. King
Dewalt Ave
William J. Sinay
Garfield Ave
Robert P. Phillimore
Woodward c
Woodward c. Louisville, and Robert W. Welach
Dundee
Jefferson Barracks
Lee W. Rowland
Austin A. Davis
Walnut Ave
Bierce N. Clark
Market Ave
Leland M. Martin
Oak St
Massillon
Louis E. Ball
11Th St
Therman Montgomery
North St
Harold J. Wesver
19Th St
Dwight L. Scott Jr
Market Ave S
James F. Wilson
Harrison Ave
Robert A. Addison
Oxford St
Alliance
Seraphine B. Smith
North Canton
Harold J. Kephart
Shorb Ave
Nimishillen Grange Birthday Party Reported
Nimishillen grange held its annual birthday party in the grange hall on Wednesday night. Mrs William Loos chaired the committee with assistants Mrs Earl Walters Mrs Anson Bachtel and Mrs Harry Pforsich. Walters read birthday poems before luncheon. A farm sale dinner was planned for January 22 with Mr and Mrs Bachtel named as chairmen. The grange will jointly install with Plain grange in Plain grange hall at Middle Branch Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nimishillen
Heirs Lose Compensation Suit in State Supreme Court
The state supreme court reversed Tuscarawas county rulings and held that Canton heirs of Edward Brandt are not entitled to participate in the state workmen's compensation fund after his death. Brandt, a lineman, died November 22, 1935, of a cerebral hemorrhage suffered while climbing a 100 foot steel tower. Heirs Mildred Brandt Cordray, Jack, William, and Dean Brandt are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Tuscarawas
Canton
Edward Brandt
State
Mr. Brandt
Mildred Brandt Cordray
Jack
William
Dean Brandt
Wayside House reports show December activities and parties
Thirty seven workers volunteered at Wayside Community House in December. Miss Osta Coulter, superintendent, presented the monthly report to the board, along with holiday party summaries. Various church groups sponsored mothers, boys, girls and kindergarten parties with programs by house staff and volunteers. Candy and gifts came from church societies and clubs. total class attendance reached 772. Earlington officials note two fire chiefs serving day and night duties at $50 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Community House
Board of Directors
Osta Coulter
Barker
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Mothers Club
Merlin Schneider
Martin Luther Church
H. G. Hominghausen
United Presbyterian Church
H. N. Kerst
Trinity Reformed Church
C. A. Miller
Floyd Bowersox
Plain School Board Reelects Officers
Plain board of education reelected M. B. Homer as president at the reorganization meeting held Wednesday night. Homer Schmucker was named vice president and H. A. Willaman was reelected clerk. Other members include H. W. Benedict A. L. Geib and R. H. Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Two
Board of Education
M. B. Homer
Homer Schmucker
H. A. Willaman
H. W. Benedict
A. L. Geib
R. H. Barr
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Hart
4Th St
Howard van Orman
Andrew Roman
Oda A. Kallaker
16Th NE
Crawford and
Grayhill
9Th St
Mahoning Rd
Naomi E. Hill
25Th St
6Th St
LeMaster
Griffin
Edward McClain
Brown Ave NW
A. R. Gardner
Newton Ave NW
Shorbave
Tuscarawas St W
Crawford
Graybill
E. A. Johnson
H. R. Griffin
Francis Lemaster
Nolas S. Walker
Naval Academy
M Roosevelt
John R. Beardall
Northwest Food
4Th ST. NW
Libby
Swift
Lee. Can
Bot
Cleveland Station
Nimishillen ‘Grange
Wayside House
Earlington
Tom Coi
United States Wings
Spananes
Leguny Roebuck and CO
Market
Dial 6101
Plain School Board
Peggy Adair
Sears Fur
Sears
America
Racul
Atau Et
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