Common Pleas Court Filings In Canton Area
The Day In Canton reports divorce petitions and restraining order actions. Petitions filed include Horace G Yocum versus sheriff Dick France for a restraining order. Other filings show cases of wilful absence and gross neglect between listed spouses and individuals in Alliance and Massillon areas.
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Common Pleas Court
Horace G. Yocum
Massillon
Dick France
Robert B. Keating
Union Ave SW
Helen E. Keating
Pearl Mable Sapsford
Shanabrook Ave NW
Floyd Myron Sapsford
Curtis Walters
14Th St SE
Claudia Walters
8Th St SE
Ara Irene Butler
Alliance
Eugene B. Butler
Marriage License Applications Filed in Massillon Area
Charles William Kraus 25 of 3205 9th st SW and Patricia Catherine Hand 20 of 801 Troy pl NW. William J. Gore 26 of RD 2 Massillon and Miriam E. Kelley 24 of Massillon. Kenneth Witt 22 of Massillon and Florence Martin 24 of Massillon. Edward J. Cordray 25 of 1929 Ohio are NE and Nina Welch 21 of Massillon. Vincent P. New 25 of Alliance and Arleen Fox 22 of Alliance. Curtis D. McGinnis 26 of Massillon and Eleanor Rice 25 of Massillon.
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Charles William Kraus
9Th St
Patricia Catherine Hand
Troy Pl
William J. Gore
Massillon
Miriam E. Kelley
Kenneth Witt
Florence Martin
Edward J. Cordray
Ohio
Nina Welch
Vincent P. New
Alliance
Marriage Licenses Granted to Gore Kelley and Hoover Fullerton
William J. Gore and Miriam E. Kelley receive marriage license. Lawrence C. Hoover and Kath leen A. Fullerton granted license.
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William J. Gore
Miriam E. Kelley
Lawrence C. Hoover
Kathleen A. Fullerton
Invited To State Parley On Ohio Engineers Meet
County Engineer Luther K. Zerbe and deputies received invitations to attend the County Engineers association of Ohio convention in Columbus on January 12 and 13. The meeting will review finance and legislation issues, the war’s impact on transportation, and the county engineer’s role in the current emergency.
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Luther K. Zerbe
County Engineers Association of Ohio
Columbus
Jolly Burns Club To Meet This Saturday Evening
The Jolly Burns club will gather at 7 30 p m on Saturday in Western Union hall for a regular meeting and social event.
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Jolly Burns Club
Western Union Hall
Robert Miller Not Same As Soldier Case In Canton Story
A clarification states the Robert Miller mentioned Monday in a Canton soldiers stranded at McKeesport, PA story is not the Robert Miller from 1635 Bank of SW. The Rose Baking Co. ad references birthday cakes at $1.00.
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Robert Miller
Canton
McKeesport, Pa
Bank of
Return After Furloughs
Pvt. Ernest Smith returns to Camp Wheeler Georgia after a three day visit with his parents Mr and Mrs John Smith of Waco Private Richard Evans son of Mr and Mrs Frank Evans of North Canton returns to Camp Shelby where he serves as a radio specialist.
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Ernest Smith
Camp Wheeler
John Smith
Waco
Richard Evans
Frank Evans
North Canton
Camp Shelby
Man Suffers Facial Injuries After Residence Altercation
Hiram Thorley of 1267 Clinton Ave SW suffered lacerations to his right hand and contusions to the face and nose in a Wednesday altercation at his residence when a door glass was shattered. He received treatment at Aultman Hospital.
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Hiram Thorley
Clinton Ave
Aultman Hospital
Used Cars Hurry at Ewing Chevrolet Deal
Ewing Chevrolet at 929 Cleveland N announces a practical used car sale with limited availability. Act quickly to secure a vehicle described as nearly new.
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Ewing Chevrolet
Cleveland N
Exchange Club Meeting Friday at Courtland Hotel
The Exchange Club will hold its weekly meeting Friday at 11 45 a m in the Courtland hotel.
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Exchange
Exchange Club
Courtland Hotel
Driver Fined and Jailed for DUI in Cleveland
Luther Ray Turvey of Cleveland, 37, was fined 50 dollars and costs, sentenced to three days in jail, and barred from driving for six months by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris on a DUI charge. He was arrested Tuesday.
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Luther Ray Turvey
Cleveland
Gordon J. Burris
Disturbance leads to charges against Percy Leach
Percy F. Leach, 36, of 204 Walnut Ave SE, was charged with intoxication and destruction of property after a disturbance at 314 2nd St SE in which a window was broken. Police reported the incident on Wednesday.
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Percy F. Leach
Walnut Ave SE
2Nd St SE
Carpet and Linoleum Deals at Home Furniture
Local ad promotes laid carpet and linoleum with inlaid options from 89 cents, broadloom starting at 1.95. Store at 401 Market Street shares specials with phone 28407 for Home Furniture.
Canton man fined on reckless driving and plate charge
Maurice Brewer, 43, of RD 3 Canton, was fined 10 and costs for reckless driving and 10 and costs for improper license plates by Judge Gordon J. Burr is in municipal court Wednesday. He was arrested December 16.
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Maurice Brewer
RD 3
Canton
Gordon J. Burris
Rabbi to Speak on Faith at McKinley Avenue Temple
Rabbi Charles B. Latz will discuss Faith Misunderstood and Handicapped at Friday 7 45 p m services at McKinley Avenue Temple. Grace Garver will sing with Philip Hodel as accompanist. Temple Youth to meet Sunday morning for business and program. Samuel Edlow to speak at religious school services with Erwin Hecht presiding.
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Charles B. Latz
McKinley Avenue
Grace Garver
Philip Hodel
Temple
Samuel Edlow
Erwin Hecht
Advanced In Navy Rating
William Walton Jarrell Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jarrell of Springfield, completes advanced training in the Navy rating. He earned distinctions during the program and is assigned to duties aboard a ship in the Atlantic fleet.
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Navy
William Walton Jarrell Jr
W. W. Jarrell
Victory slogan drives wartime mobilization rhetoric
A terse wartime exhortation emphasizes total effort with every extra Timken bearing and each ton of TIMKEN steel as essential to victory over Hitler and Hirohito, urging no interference in the push toward triumph.
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Hitler
Hirohito
Navy advances Chelsea hospital apprentice to first class
Navy officials announced today that 802 Fultoard NW has been advanced to the rating of hospital apprentice first class at Chelsea Massachusetts. An advertisement notes New New Cars but offers late model cars that look and run like new from J and J Motors at 12th and Cherry NE.
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Fultoard
Chelsea
Mass
Navy
J & J Motors
12Th & Cherry
Shara Torah Announces Friday and Sunday Services
Shara Torah congregation schedules bi weekly Friday night services at 8 15 p m in the synagogue led by Rabbi Isadore Fine and Cantor Henry L Rackoff. Sunday school class meets Sunday at 10 30 a m and the Women s Bible class gathers Monday at 2 p m at Mrs Morris Reiter s home 1356 Woodland Ave NW.
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Shara Torah
Shara Torah Congregation
Isadore Fine
Henry L. Rackoff
Morris Reiter
Woodland
Bowen fined for leaving scene in municipal court
Robert Bowen aged 47 of 1008 13th Street NE faced a $25 fine plus costs and a $50 fine plus costs in municipal court for leaving the scene of an accident. Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris suspended Bowen’s driving rights for one year. Bowen was arrested December 18.
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Gordon J. Burris
Robert Bowen
13Th St NE
Bowen
Faces Theft Charge Involves Local Resident
Jake Cornelison twenty of RD 1 was arrested Wednesday night by Detectives Ray Barrett and John C Everett on a petty larceny charge connected to several thefts at the residence of Dr William Brogdon RD 1 where he was employed Police said Cornelison admitted taking a wrist watch a .22 caliber target pistol and a spare tire pawned at a Cleveland loan office
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Jake Cornelison
RD 1
Ray Barrett
John C. Everett
William Brogdon
Cornelison
Cleveland
Violin and Theory Instruction by Richard Oppenheim
Violin and theory lessons offered by Richard Oppenheim in room 11 at Kresge Arcade. Contact dial 2 3087 for details.
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Richard Oppenheim
Kresge Arcade
Dial
Fined $50 In Accident Case
Kenneth Morgan a 19 year old from Richville Road RD 1 was fined 50 dollars and costs and had driving rights suspended for six months after being found guilty of leaving the scene of an accident on December 17 in municipal court.
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Kenneth Morgan
Richville Rd
RD 1
Fall injury treated after icy sidewalk slip on Market near 2nd
Mrs Eleanor Cramer of Terrace Road NW sustained a left leg injury Wednesday afternoon when she slipped on an icy sidewalk on Market area near 2nd Street SE. She received first aid at Aultman Hospital.
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Eleanor Cramer
Terrace Rd
Market Are S
2Nd St SE
Aultman Hospital
Wrong address listed in Elefante murder witness report
Police corrected the address of witness Charles Pucci in the Elefante murder case. Pucci reportedly resides at 808 7th St NW rather than 929 Cherry Ave SE as previously listed.
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Charles Pucci
Joseph Elefante
7Th St
Cherry
Solovox Shipment Arrives at Hahn and Co
Solovox shipment just arrived from Hahn and Co at 3rd and Cleve. Place your order now and secure one before stock runs out. Immediate pickup or delivery options available through Hahn and Co.
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Solovox
Hahn & Co
3Rd & Cleve N.adv
Stansbery Safe Reported With Pacific Fleet
Max A. Stansbery son of Loyal L. and Mrs Stansbery of 1747 Superior NE is reported safe with the Pacific fleet in Hawaii.
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Pacific
Max A. Stansbery
Loyal L. Stansbery
Superior
Hawaii
Osteopaths Hear Dr Keckler At Akron Meeting
Dr J W Keckler spoke on interpretations of laboratory blood findings during the Akron District Osteopathic Society dinner at Mrs June Wolfe's Massillon home. He stood in for Dr E H Webster of Marietta who could not attend. The auxiliary held a business session and played bridge.
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Keckler
J. W. Keckler
Akron District Osteopathic Society
June Wolfe
Massillon
E. H. Webster
Marietta
Furniture Bargains For Cash At Glick's Store
Local ad notes cash sales only at Glick's Furniture, 1320 West Tusc. Open doors with bold bargains on home furnishings and decor items.
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Glick’s
Tusc
Cruiser Club Honors Two at Stark County gathering
Norman Lutz and H. W. Poor man were honored at an informal birthday party on Wednesday night as members of the Stark County Cabin Cruiser club met at Sanit ary Milk hall. Committees for the next three months were appointed.
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Cruiser Club
Norman Lutz
H. W. Poorman
Stark County Cabin Cruiser Club
Sanitary Milk Hall
Stark County Milk Producers Association Meeting Notice
Special notice to members announces the annual meeting of the Stark County Milk Producers Association on January 10 at 12 45 p m in the High School Auditorium Louisville Ohio adv
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Stark County Milk Producers’ Association
Louisville
Ohio
Fined On Firearms Charge in City Scuffle
Leroy C. Johnson aged 39 of 426 10th street SE was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge Gordon J. Burris for discharging firearms in the city after a Wednesday arrest at 8 p m following a residence scuffle in which Oscar Oglesby aged 29 of 322 10th street SE sustained a bullet wound.
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Leroy C. Johnson
10Th St SE
Gordon J. Burris
Oscar Oglesby
Vague Injury Report From Mercy Hospital
The report notes injuries to two individuals described as Negroes who were treated at Mercy hospital for a right forearm condition. Details on cause, incident, or names are not provided in the fragment.
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Mercy Hospital
Ryder Couple Welcome Daughter at 465 12th Street SE
Mr and Mrs William Ryder announce the birth of a daughter at their home 465 12th Street SE on January 5 with the naming not specified in the notice.
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William Ryder
12Th St SE
Return to Camp Friday for Pvt Bardwell
Pvt. James J. Bardwell leaves Friday for Fort Barrancas Florida after a 10 day furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Bardwell of 1008 Dartmouth SW.
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James J. Bardwell
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Joseph Bardwell
Dartmouth
Daylight saving time debate pits President power against Congress
Washington January eight. Congress agrees on a form of daylight saving time but clashes over implementation. The Senate approved a bill granting the president up to two hours shift in a single zone, while the House favors a mandatory one hour change nationwide during the war. The Interstate Commerce Committee backs a House bill limiting changes to one hour.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Baltimore and Ohio employees adopt voluntary savings plan
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. approves a voluntary savings plan deducting Defense Savings Stamps and Bonds from employees pay. E. J. Crampton reports 100 local employees will receive forms to record their chosen deduction. Deductions begin the first pay period in February.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
E. J. Crampton
Canton
Crampton
State sales tax receipts rise to 60 million by year end
Columbus January 8. Sales tax receipts for the week ending December 27 totaled 1 330 023, bringing the total collected to 60 618 772. State Treasurer Ebright reported the 1940 total was 50 508 666.
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International News Service
Columbus
Ebright
Telephone number for tax queries in Canton
Postmaster Louis J. Elsaesser notes many citizens struggle to find the Internal Revenue Office phone number in Canton. The number is 2-8690 and it appears under U. S. Government Internal Revenue Office 201 Cleveland Ave SW in the directory.
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Canton
Bureau of Internal Revenue
U. S
Internal Revenue Ofc
Clevave
Louis J. Elsaesser
Post Office
Lindbergh Arrives in Capital to Discuss War Role
Charles A. Lindbergh lands in Washington from Boston likely to meet with War Department officials about a potential return to duty in the Army Air Corps. He notes he cannot discuss his purpose, amid ongoing scrutiny of his antiwar activities and the defense effort.
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Lindbergh
International News Service
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Boston
War Department
Army Air Corps
Stimson
Kelland Sees World Hope In Ballot Box
Clar ence Buddington Kelland urged American cattlemen that the world’s hope rests in ballot boxes. Speaking at the American National Livestock association convention in Salt Lake City he framed politics as a duty in wartime, stressing fair governance and avoiding partisan politics while urging citizens to engage in public service.
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Kelland
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
America
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Republican National Committee
American National Livestock Association
Comedy Duo to Headline Grand Burlesque Show
The Stinkey Fields and Shor ty McAllister comedy team will headline the Grand theater Friday as the 1942 burlesque season opens. Mac Dennison joins Stella Mills Broadway Baby Doll Margie Dill and Leone Thurston as the main attractions with Saunders and De Haven providing a special song. Daily matinees and evening shows continue with Saturday midnight performances.
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Stinkey” Fields
Shorty McAllister
Grand Theater
Mac Dennison
Stella Mills
Baby Doll
Margie Dill
Leone Thurston
Saunders
de Haven
Playmates at the Palace with Kay Kyser and John Barrymore
Kyser and Barrymore play themselves in a spoof of their quirks, with Kyser’s band delivering lively numbers and Barrymore seeking a publicity fix via a Shakespeare festival stunt. The bill also features Anne Shirley and others in a Cinderella mood romance.
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Kay Kyser
Ginny Simms
Lupe Velez
Anne Shirley
Charles Coburn
the Palace
John Barrymore
Kyser
Barrymore
Shalkaenaar
ER RT
Patsy Kelly
Lupe Valez
James Craig
Anne
Coburn
Craig
Dennis R. Smith
Ohio institute trains civilians to lead defense councils
Graduates of Ohio State University's civilian and industrial protection institute told local governments to push their defense councils from paper to practice. Director Joseph Deutschle warned that 50 to 60 percent of certified Ohio councils are still inactive. He noted 18 tons of bombs could disrupt the Mahoning valley and urged rapid formation of working units under state authority. Ralph Stone criticized apathy toward defense councils statewide.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio Institute of Civilian and Industrial Protection
Joseph Deutschle
Office of Civilian Defense
Fifth Corps
Ohio
Canada
Mahoning Valley
State Defense Council
Deutschle
Ohio State University
Ralph Stone
American Legion
Job total drops 237 in Massillon plants
Massillon employers report 7,224 workers on 36 plants payrolls for the week ending Jan 6, a drop of 237 from the prior week. The figure compares with 7,461 the previous week and 6,661 in the same period of 1941, per the Chamber of Commerce.
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Massillon
Chamber of Commerce
Army and Navy Call Up Civilian Pilots
Thousands of veterans of the civilian pilot training program were ordered to join the army or navy air forces. Brigadier General Donald H Connolly said the choice of service rests with the graduate, who had pledged to apply for armed air training if needed. The CPT program begun in 1939 has produced about 60,000 pilots with 35 to 200 hours, and expected to reach 70,000 by July 1.
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Army
Navy
Donald H. Connolly
Civil Aeronautics
State relief costs drop by seven million in 1941
Columbus Jan 8 State Welfare Director Sherwood estimated that Ohio's 1941 relief bill would total 17 000 000 a decrease of about 7 000 000 from 24 399 650 spent in 1940 due to higher employment and wartime expenditure.
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United Press
Columbus
Sherwood
Ohio
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