Big intercity league bowling sees high scores and tight race
Sam Flush clings to a four game lead over Pure Milks as six big games loom. George Hudak tops all with a 736 including 267, while Frank Chismar fires 289 for a 683 series. Various teams like Weather Seals, Tailors, and Cokes post top counts, with Massillon lanes set a record opener 1160 as the tight standings wobble through a night of high scores and shifting leads.
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Sam Flush
Hoovers
George Hudak
Frank Chismar
Winnie Hunt
Drakenbrod Tailors
Myers Chevrolet
Charley Phister
The
Flush
Terry Turner
Tailors
Chevies
Milks
North Canton Buicks
Walt
Roby
Massillon Carvers
North Canton
Sid Pratt
Kempthorn Motors
Industrial
Avenue Grill
Bulldogs
Pioneer
Terriers
Pennsy
Holland Furnace
Ray Mong
National
East
Canton
Natco
Royce Stinchcomb
John Steffen
Raehel Flowers
Herb Howenstine
People’s Bank
D. Frederick
Hollands
Russell Rauch
Order Dept
Republic Steel
Stainless
Johnson
Jackson
Arcadia Grills
KC Business
Nusbaum
Ziegler Tires
Sugardales
Triangle Grocers
Pioneers
Aglers
Mill
Hercules Motors
Office
Weber Dental
Melo Cleaners
Sippo Lake
Melos
Winteler Coffee
Sippos
Johnston Flow
Citizens Savings officers reelected at annual meeting
At the Citizens Savings and Loan Co annual stockholders meeting in Canton the board of directors re elected N Edward Williams Kenneth S Goodin and Lester H Higgins for three year terms Holdover members include Paul B Belden John T Blake Jesse H Mason and others The board then reelected Belden as president and Blake Higgins Putman as officers Belden reported asset growth of about 1800000 and noted the defense housing effort boosting loans including 286 new homes valued at 1500000 and 1261 home loans totaling over 4500000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Savings & Loan Co
120 Market
N. Edward Williams
Kenneth S. Goodin
Lester H. Higgins
Paul B. Belden
John T. Blake
Jesse H. Mason
Hayes R. Putman
Niles A. Sponseller
Richard P. Swift
Illini Edge Bucks 58 49 In Loop Duel
Illinois defeated Ohio State 58 to 49 in Columbus to stay atop the Big Ten. Ken Menke led Illinois with 18 points while Max Gecowets had 17 for OSU. Michigan beat Northwestern 43-32, Indiana edged Purdue 40-39, and Minnesota beat Iowa 41-39.
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Ohio State
Illinois
Illini
Bucks
Columbus
Max Gecowets
Ken Menke
Michigan
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Minnesota
Iowa
Joe McMarthy
New York Yankees
Red Rolfe
Gerald Priddy
McCarthy
Buddy Hassett
Boston Braves
Tommy Henrich
Johnny Sturm
Cleveland Barons
Springfield
Mass
Hershey
Madison Square Garden
Irv Maxwell
John Willis
Baldwin-Wallace
Maxwell
Navy
Willis
Melio Bettina
Pittsburgh
Columbus Red Birds
Frankie Kovacs
Don Budge
Cleveland
Bob Riggs
Fred Perry
Kovacs
Riggs
Lou Boudreau
Martins Ferry
Lima Central
Steubenville
Stubbers
Glenn
Lefty
Portsmouth
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Anton Christoforidis
Charles
Billy Loose
Jimmy Bivins
Charleston
S. C
Navy Yards
Public Works Department
Carrollton Visits Dennison In Eastern Ohio League Duel
Carrollton, with three wins in seven starts, travels to Dennison for a key Eastern Ohio league matchup against the high scoring Orange Ricers. The visitors seek an upset as they face a strong home squad.
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Carrollton
Dennison
Orange Ricers
Institutes Open For Farm Areas
More than 200 attended opening sessions of the Plain Two Farmers Institute on Monday. The event starts a month of institutes across the county with Robertsville Lexington and other communities holding sessions. Speakers include C Clyde Jones of Ohio City and Mrs George L Peters of Oak Harbor.
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Plain Two Farmers Institute
Plain Institute
Robertsville
Lexington
Robertsville Institute
Grange Hall
Lexington Two Farmers
Greenhower School
C. Clyde Jones
Ohio City
George L. Peters
Oak Harbor
Lewis Frees
Plain Two
Middlebranch High School
R. V. Cheney
Evelyn Wenger
Marjorie Lewis
Wanda Durfield
Peters
Jones
Plain Orange Dramatic Club
Carl Shearsley
Martha Wolfe
Paul Snyder
Martha Wolf
Larry Wolf
Robertsville Grange Orchestra
Robertsville School
Marjorie Bush
Gordon B. Briggs
Market Upward on Wheat Rise and Grains Rally
New federal price control provisions spurred a four cent jump in wheat at local markets, lifting the week's advance to six cents and marking a five year peak. No. 1 grade wheat quoted at 1.24 per bushel. other commodities steady. Grain prices listed with oats, rye, corn, hay, seeds, and produce items from Canton region markets.
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Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Dumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
Pattern 4920 dress pattern by Anne Adams
Pattern 4920 designed by Anne Adams for a school or play frock in gingham with contrast bodice collar and sleeve bands and a gingham heart applique. Two versions shown for different seasons with panelled skirts, back buttons, optional long sleeves, and ric rac accents. sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent mailing to The Canton Repository Pattern Department.
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Queen of Hearts
Anne Adams
Pottery Plants Reopen After Gas ban Lift East Liverpool
East Liverpool district pottery plants resume capacity production after gas use ban is lifted. The closure kept 3 000 ceramic workers idle for five days during the cold snap.
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East Liverpool
Bowling Standings and High Scores From Local League
In a round of games Mello Milks swept Sanitaries to tie for third, while Swiss Club mirrored Acme Laundry. Blanche Zemechel of Wintelers led with 572, followed by Alice Lucco 528, Marie Brannon 521, Helen Mullane 512, Amy Ream 510, Peg McDermott 504, Hazel Richards 502. Lee Taverns beat Nusbaums twice in Women Class B and now leads by six games as Velma Seifert of Wilson Shoes posted 503.
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Ers
Mello Milks
Sanitaries
Acme Laundry
Blanche Zemechel
Wintelers
Alice Lucco
Marie Brannon
Helen Mullane
Amy Ream
Peg McDermott
Hazel Richards
Lee Taverns
Nusbaums
Velma Seifert
Wilson Shoes
Livestock Prices Report From Cleveland Trade
International News Service reports Cleveland market conditions with receipts for cattle sheep and hogs. Prices vary by weight and type including light lights 11.25 to 11.50 and sows 9.50 to 10.00. cattle steady with steers 12 to 13.50 and cows 5 to 8.75. calves veals 9 to 17. sheep steady with yearlings 7 to 11 and lambs 12.50 to 13. Potatoes and vegetables show varied quotes across several varieties and bag sizes with old and new crop markets noted. Market weaker for new crates and certain items like Bliss U S 1 Florida and Texas crates.
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International News Service
Cleveland
U. S
Idaho
Maine
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Bakers
Bliss
Florida
Texas
Livestock market report from Pittsburgh a January day
United Press notes cattle prices steady to high with steers at 8 to 14.25 dollars, hogs steady to lower across weight classes, sheep and calves showing variations with lambs at 13 to 13.25 dollars and calves at 16.5 to 17.5 dollars.
Chicago cattle and hog market prices tumble on steady demand
CHICAGO report lists hogs at 37 000 head with prices 10c lower. Top hogs $11.50, bulk $11-11.40, sows and pigs varied. Cattle steady with calves and yearlings firm, beef steers $12-14, yearlings $10-14.25, cows $8-10.50, bulls $8-11.25. Sheep 9,500 steady, lambs $12.25-12.50, yearlings $10-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Prices and commodities in Cleveland market report
The Cleveland market reports firm butter extras 41 and standards 38, eggs steady with shippers paid 33 to 31 in 100 case lots, and government graded eggs with U S extras large white 39 and standards 36. Poultry prices list hens, broilers, springers, and turkeys with varied weights and regional notes, while homegrown Ohio produce includes beets 35-40c per 1-2 bu, carrots 65-80c, celery hearts 2.50-3 per 2 doz, and lettuce at 1.25-1.385 per 24 quarts. Market steady across items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland
U. S
Ohio
Poultry price report from Pittsburgh market
From Pittsburgh dated January 13 Poultry prices show heavy hens 24 to 25 cents Leghorns 18 to 19 red springers 22 to 24 rock springers 24 to 25 geese 18 to 20 turkeys 24 to 28 cents. Butter steadies with various scores. Eggs steady with nearby receipts 32 white standards 33 white extras 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kig International News Service
Pittsburgh
Chicago Market Rates for Butter Eggs and Poultry
Chicago market report shows butter at 9 661 tubs with varied grades and prices. Eggs tally 10 068 cases with price moves. Live poultry notes include steady to strong tones and prices for turkeys hens leg horn hens springers broilers roosters ducks and geese with multiple cent ranges for each.
Wooster Egg Auction Sets Record With 863 Cases Sold
Wooster Ohio December 13 863 cases of eggs were auctioned Monday at the Wooster Cooperative Poultry Association sale. The sale proceeded smoothly with buyers from nearby areas driving prices, supporting local egg producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wooster Cooperative Poultry Association
Sacasa Offers Medical Aid to U.S. without Pay
Juan B. Sacasa former Nicaragua president and wire services figure, who is 60, now serves as Nicaraguan consul in Los Angeles and has volunteered his physician services to the United States government without salary amid ongoing national duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Juan B. Sacasa
Nicaragua
United States
Sacasa
Wayne County Home Guernsey herd tops production
In Wooster on January 13 the Wayne County Children's home Guernsey herd set a monthly production mark for the Wayne County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Testers Dwight Orchard and George Miller reported an average of 35.1 pounds butterfat and 674 pounds milk per cow, while Harry W. Graber of Marshallville led with 77 pounds butterfat and 1,925 pounds milk in a single cow.
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Wayne
Wooster
Guernsey
Wayne County Children’s Home
Wayne County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Dwight Orchard
George Miller
Harry W. Graber
Marshallville
Premium on output boosts metals stocks in New York market
The stock market rose today led by metals after Federal Administrator Jesse Jones announced attractive premiums for copper, lead, and zinc output beyond 1941 levels. Copper shares advanced about a point, with Phelps-Dodge up about two. American Zinc gained nearly a point. Rubber stocks like U S Rubber, Goodyear, and Goodrich rose, while Dow Chemical, DuPont, Westinghouse, Jersey Standard, and Coca Cola also gained. Other majors showed smaller, fractional gains across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Jesse Jones
Phelps-Dodge
American Zinc
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Goodyear
Dow Chemical
Dupont
Westinghouse Electric
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Coca Cola
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
American Telephone
General Electric
Santa Fe
Texas Co
Grain Quotations Chicago Prices Slip on Price Control Hope
Chicago grain futures opened sharply lower as expectations of administration backed price controls dominated trading. Wheat May 1.32 1/4, July 1.34 1/4. corn May 86 7/8, July 88 3/4 to 7/8. soybeans down about 2 1/2 cents. Toledo notes on wheat corn oats soybeans show nearby prices and movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Government Ledger Exposes Jan 10 Fiscal Figures
Washington government ledger shows expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Jan 10. War spending totals 12 344 247 901 and receipts reach 8 827 990 853, leaving a net deficit of 4 384 181 970 and a cash balance of 7 889 212 080. Public debt stands at 58 316 447 657 with a gold reserve of 22 742 591 797.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
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Canton Pure Milk
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Old Ducks
Sanitary Sealtest
Wolves
Mello Milk
Loyal Men
Bartlett Lumber
Swiss Club A
I Coca Cola
A Screwballs
Drakenbrod
Melio
Borden Industrial
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Kempthorn Motor
Carvers
Timken A. A
Walt & Roby
Li Avenue
Lee
Pioneer Agler's Tavern
Buicks
Sweaney Bakers
Canada
Shearer Bros
Louisville
Crider'’s Dairy
Puicks
N. Co. Merchants
C' Creasey Co
Woodland Ave
Lewis & Greenho
Lee's
Smith Meats
Shaeffer-Black Nusbaum
N. C. Recreation
Gecers
Sugardale
Olds
Shaeffer
Wilson
Bowers Service
Ae Mohler Lumber
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Frohme
Waco
Smith Sweaney
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Timken
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Weber Denial Mfg. Mill
Lombardi Contrac
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Edw. R. Hart Co
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Republic Steel, Shipping
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Canton News
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Peoples
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Consol Aircraft
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Consol Edison
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Warner Bros
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Central
jPenn
Indus
Canton Repository
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
American Gas & Elec
Arkansas Natural Gas
Brewster Aeronautical Bliss
E. W
Eagle Picker
Bond & Share
Fairchild Eng
Niagara
Hudson Power
Pennroad
Republic Avia
Seiberling Rubber Eoanacba
Belden Brick Ae Aske
Canton Stamp & Enamel
Canton Drop Forge
Canton Hardware Co
Canton Mortgage Loan Court Square
Diamond Cementis Diebold Safe To Home Savings
Moock Electric
Ohio Finance Co
Ohio Edison
Ohio Public Service
Qhie Power
Toledo
Government Ledger
Stirling V.W.T
Detroit
Ingersoll-Rand
Erie City
Stirling
Hetz Construction Company
Warren, Ohio
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