Crash of Car and Trucks Injures Two Near Massillon
A Friday crash at 9 30 p m at Routes 62 and 44 injured two drivers and a passenger when a Sebring Trucking tractor trailer struck a Ohio Farm Bureau Service truck and then hit the car ahead. Karl Crabaugh 56 and Grace Hoberdier 40 were taken to Mercy Hospital with head and chest injuries and arm injuries respectively.
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Sheriff’s Office
Mercy Hospital
Karl Crabaugh
E Milnerst
Alliance
Grace Hoberdier
4Th St NW
Sebring Trucking Co
James H. Jeffrey Jr
RD 3
Salem
Ohio Farm Bureau Service
James H. Troyer
Devinng St
Louisville
Crabaugh
Farm Bureau
Highway Patrol
H. L. McAram
Jeffrey
Canton National Holds Organizational Meeting
The Canton National Bank re elected all officers and directors at the annual organization meeting Friday. Officers include Harley J. Fast as president and Charles W. Keplinger as vice president and chairman of the executive committee. other officers and a list of directors are named.
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The
Canton National Bank
Harley J. Fast
Charles W. Keplinger
Patrick D. Slyne
Joseph C. Sommer
Eugene M. Fast
Fred W. Ritzman
George C. Mast
M. Eugene Keller
Corliss R. Hostetler
Dorothy Reese
James L. Amerman
Joseph M. Blake
Bert E. Froehole
Edgar W. Jones
John Cc. Keplinger
Edward A. Mahoney
Merlin R. Schneider
Navarre Board Adopts $105,859.82 Budget
Navarre board of education adopted a budget totaling 10585980 for the coming year and reported a bond retirement fund totaling 357956 including bonds for the elementary school, high school and athletic field. Bids for the new building will be opened Tuesday noon at the school. Harold Holshey, industrial arts instructor, was authorized to travel to Columbus to explore government surplus material for the school.
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Navarre
Navarre Board of Education
Harold Holshey
Columbus
Car Damages Gas Meter At Bolton Home
Mrs. Earl Lewis Sr. reported a vehicle backed into the driveway at 1756 North Rockhill Avenue Bolton causing extensive gas meter damage. Gas company notified and service disconnected. incident occurred today at 12:30 a.m. per sheriff deputies.
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Earl Lewis Sr
N. Rockhill Ave
Bolton
County Plumbing Regulations To Be More Strictly Enforced
Stark County Health Board tightens plumbing and well rules with a $2 per well permit and a form filing requirement. A supplement to Regulation No 5 raises plumbing and fixture roughing fees to 50 cents per trap or fixture to fund inspections, effective February 1. Oscar Baker named enforcing agent as Arthur Coch, W S Snede and Dr P L Harris head the board after Monday’s election.
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Stark County Board of Health
Stark County General Health District
P. L. Harris
Harris
Oscar Baker
Arthur Coch
Minerva
W. S. Snede
Alliance
Dr. Harris
Wooster Youth Listed as Dead In Korean War
Two casualties in the Korean War raise Wooster area totals to 155 with 101 wounded 26 killed and 28 missing Pfc Watts H Shaffer listed as killed in action July 24 son of Mr and Mrs Shaffer of Wooster. Pvt Gerald Hammond of Canton remembered as Golden Gloves champ seriously wounded in face Dec 28 aboard a hospital ship left for Korea with 3rd Infantry Division.
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Pfc
Watts
H. Shaffer
and Mets Shaffer
RD 5
Wooster
Gerald
Gerald Hammond Hammond
Irene Hammond
Cherry Ave SE
Shaffer
William
Yongdong
Eighth Cavalry Division
Korea
Japan
Canton
Wooster High School
Ft. Knox
Camp Stoneman
Calif
3Rd Infantry Division
Volunteers Boost Defense Total To 191 In County Program
Sheriff Harry W. Grossglaus reports 65 more volunteers registered at Reed Urban School, bringing the civilian defense auxiliary police total to 191 toward a 1000 to 1200 goal. Upcoming registrations include Navarre, Marlboro, and Jackson Township high schools, with first aid and training classes scheduled across Avondale, Edgefield, Middlebranch, and village schools.
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Harry W. Grossglaus
Genoa
Reedurban
Beach City
Brewster-Wilmot
Navarre High School
Marlboro High School
Lake Cable- McDonaldsville
Jackson Township High School
Charles Bailey
Grossglaus
Godfrey to Spend Two Weeks as Observer With Eisenhower
NBC radio star Arthur Godfrey will serve two weeks on General Eisenhower’s Shape staff in late February after a naval air duty refresher in Pensacola January 18 to February 4. He plans a further two weeks in Europe to study issues for radio commentary, then return to air March 5. Godfrey noted he travels as a staff member, not an aide, and hopes to serve with Eisenhower indefinitely.
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Godfrey
Eisenhower
New York
Arthur Godfrey
Naval Reserve
Shape
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Columbia Broadcasting System
Europe
Gen. Eisenhower
Arthur
Navy Department
Holmes County Library Seeks Trained Librarian
Holmes County Library in Millersburg seeks a trained librarian to replace Mrs. Mary Fitch upon her resignation February. If a trained librarian is not hired, state aid funds could be cut, though time is allowed to meet qualifications. Without a new hire, hours drop to 20 weekly with a set schedule including weekdays and Saturday slots.
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Millersburg
Holmes County Library
Mary Fitch
D. C. Egger
Egger
Jury Rejects $26,897 Personal Injury Suit
A jury in Common Pleas Court found for defendant after hearing evidence over a week. William E. Yoho of Quaker City sued Glenn J. Stoetzer of 2121 17th St SE for injuries from a Jan 26, 1949 collision at Monroe Ave and Tuscarawas St E. Judge George N. Graham presided.
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Common Pleas Court
William E. Yoho
Quaker City
Canton
Glenn J. Stoetzer
17Th St SE
Monroe Ave
Tuscarawas St E
George N
Lace Curtains Provide Sewer System Mystery
Canton's sewer backup mystery confounds officials as lace curtains clog an eight inch pipe on Smith ave near 9th st. SW. About 40 nearby homes reported basement flooding late Friday while emergency crews investigated the blocked line. Councilman George E. Hostetter noted repeated pipe clogs in the area this year.
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Canton
H. K. Williams
Smith Ave
9Th St
George E. Hostetter
Sled Tracks Turn to Ice in Canton
Canton's 17 sled tracks have become ice tracks prompting the city street department to apply abrasives. Recreation Director Clif ford W. Schnake said ice on top of snow created dangerous conditions on hills for sledders and motorists. Tracks will reopen once more snow makes conditions safe.
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Canton
City Street Department
Clifford W. Schnake
Schnake
Union Hospital building drive reaches 63 percent
NEW PHILADELPHIA Jan 13 63 percent of Union Hospital's $180000 building campaign has been raised. At a Friday night Elks Home meeting workers reported $71,591.50 still to be raised.
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New
Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Elks
Hanna Granddaughter Granted Illinois Divorce
Ruth McCormick Miller of Washington DC and La Salle Illinois was granted a divorce from Peter Miller Jr on cruelty grounds. She waives alimony and transfers stock in Daily Post Co and La Salle County Broadcasting Corp. Custody of Kristie 6 and Mark 3 shared six months each year. Miller is linked to McCormick and Hanna political families in Illinois.
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Ottawa
Ill
Ruth McCormick Miller
Washington
D.C
la Salle
Peter Miller Jr
Miller
la Salle Daily News-Tribune
Washington Times-Herald
Daily Post Co
News- Tribune
la Salle County Broadcasting Corp
Kristie
Mark
Ruth Hanna McCormick Sims
Medill McCormick
Illinois
M. A. Hanna
Cleveland
Harter Bank Re-Elects All Officers and Directors
Annual reorganization of the Harter Bank and Trust Co results in re-election of all officers and directors. Officers include J Brenner Root as president and several vice presidents, cashiers, and trust officers. Directors listed are Homer E Black, Edward T Gibbons, T K Harris, Herbert W Hoover, Wendell Herbruck, Harold H Krider, John F O'Dea, D J Renkert, Mr Root, Raymond M Schlabach, and Paul F Vandervoort.
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Harter Bank
Harter Bank & Trust Co
J. Brenner Root
Glick Schultz
Jay L. Goodin
C. J. Haas
F. E. Clapper
R. N. McAbee
Gerald Massie
Robert K. Domer
Paul G. Hawke
W. D. Hunter
G. H. Nieport
Curtis C. Martin
Homer E. Black
Edward T. Gibbons
T. K. Harris
Herbert W. Hoover
Wendell Herbruck
Harold H. Krider
John F. O’dea
D. J. Renkert
Mr. Root
Raymond M. Schlabach
Paul F. Vandervoort
Annual Elections Held At First National Bank
At the annual organization meeting Friday all officers and directors were re elected. Officers include R. W. Leichot as president L. H. Ream as vice president and cashier A. H. Seely J. W. Saxton J. S. Morris S. M. Ball and C. W. Blanchard as assistant cashiers H. M. Carle as trust officer Glen Yohe as assistant trust officer. The board was reduced to seven after the death of W. G. Saxton. remaining directors re elected are Charles Balough Paul B. Belden Ralph M. Fawcett Millard L. Hamaker Robert J. Himmelright Mr. Loichot and Mr. Ream.
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The
First National Bank
R. W. Leichot
L. H. Ream
A. H. Seely
J. W. Saxton
J. S. Morris
S. M. Ball
C. W. Blanchard
H. M. Carle
Glen Yohe
W. G. Saxton
Charles Balough
Paul B. Belden
Ralph M. Fawcett
Millard L. Hamaker
Robert J. Himmelright
Mr. Loichot
Mr. Ream
Suspect Pleads Guilty To Attempted Robbery
Richard Kendall age 26 of 1427 Harrisburg Road NE pled guilty to assault with intent to rob and was bound to the grand jury by Municipal Judge D L McCarroll. Kendall allegedly attempted to hold up the bartender at Mannos cafe located at 1910 Mahoning Road NE Thursday at 5 p.m. A customer distracted him and bartender Charlie Mailat, 1104 39th Street NW, restrained him.
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Richard Kendall
Harrisburg Rd
D. L. McCarroll
Kendall
Mahoning Rd NE
Charlie Mailat
39Th St NW
Local Song Writer Wins Publication on CBS-WGAR
Ruth Plave, a Canton amateur songwriter, won $200 and publication for Here I Go, I'm in Love Again on Songs for Sale. Judges praised the melody as very cute and catchy. Plave competed with two others from New York. Rosemary Clooney sang her song with Ray Bloch orchestra. judging panel included Irving Caesar and Mitch Miller.
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Ruth Plave
Cbs-Wgar
Plave
George Plave
Harvard Ave
Two Registrants Inducted Omitted From List
Names of two Selective Service Board 109 inductees were omitted from a prior list. John P. Boylan of 204 Wertrave SW and Derrall E. Bond of 361 Woodland Ave NW were inducted into the army on Jan 2 after papers return delay from the induction station.
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Selective Service Board
Army
John P. Boylan
Wertrave SW
Derrall E. Bond
Woodland Ave
Reds Bishop Choice Questioned by Church Editor
In Cleveland a church newspaper editor testified in federal court that opposition to the Romanian Orthodox Church’s new bishop in the American Episcopate rests on claims the appointment had Romanian government approval. Viorel D. Trifia said he saw a letter cleared by Bucharest that ordered transfer of episcopal properties and assets to Bishop Andrei Moldovan.
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Cleveland
Viorel D. Trifia
The
Sofia
Andrei Moldovan
Moldovan
Bucharest
Trifia
Emerich B. Freed
Council of the
John Trutza
Father Trutza
Bidding for Plant at New Phila May Reach $1 200 000
Spirited bidding for the Belmont Stamping and Enameling Co plant at 425 Belmont Ave NW began in New Philadelphia. A Cleveland concern and a local group vie to buy 6000 shares, with offers reportedly above 1 200 000 dollars. Royal Vacuum Cleaner Co of Cleveland, led by Harold and Joe Scott, is said to bid over 200 dollars a share. Marsh Bros of New Philadelphia and other locals also bid. Stockholders meet next Thursday to choose among offers. Belmont Inc employs 240 people.
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New Philadelphia
Belmont Stamping & Enameling Co
Belmont Ave NW
Cleveland
Royal Vacuum Cleaner Co
Harold and
Joe Scott
Cincinnati
Marsh Bros
Alvin C. Marsh
Belmont Co
Fisher, Smith & Renner
Richard C. Rea
Belmont
Catholic Lecturer Warns of Fatima Revelations on World Peace
About 750 people attended Stephen Craze in St John’s Catholic Church Hall to hear warnings from Fatima messages about wars as punishment for sin. He urged prayer, penance, and devotion to Mary to convert Russia and bring peace, noting fashion trends and rising abortions as signs. A Fatima miracle film followed the talk.
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Stephen Craze
Our Lady of Fatima
St. John’s Catholic Church Hall
Canton Curia
Legion of Mary
Third Order of St. Francis
Craze
Virgin Mary
Fatima
Cincinnati
Portugal
United States
Mr. Craze
Mother of God
Russia
Alliance Records No Traffic Death Since Early 1949
Alliance reports a traffic fatality free year in 1950 for the first time since 1949. The last death was Feb 17, 1949, involving Howard Milner, 28. The department logged 1,319 more arrests, 671 auto accidents, 116 injuries, and 346 robberies with $37,251.53 loot seized.
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Alliance
Police Department
Howard Milner
North Webb Ave
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