Deaths and Funerals Guy Oyster Dies at 46
Guy Oyster 46 of 1400 Woodland NW died Sunday morning at Mercy Hospital after a heart attack Saturday night. Born in Louisville, he lived 35 years in Canton and worked 18 years as a draftsman at the Berger division of Republic Steel. Survived by widow Clara B. Oyster, son Lowell J., daughters Aletha J. and Nancy Lou, brother Oscar R. Oyster, and sisters Mrs. Roger Campbell, Mrs. Donald Moody, and Mrs. Harold L. Zimmerman. Burial at Forest Hill Cemetery after services in First Reformed Church guided by Rev. R. W. Blemker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Oyster
Woodland
Berger
Republic Steel Corp
Mercy Hospital
Louisville
Oyster
Canton
First Reformed Church
Clara B. Oyster
Lowell J
Aletha J
Nancy Lou Oyster
Oscar R. Oyster
Roger Campbell
Springfield
Donald Moody
Harold L. Zimmerman
Fairhope
Wackerly
R. W. Blemker
Forest Hill Cemetery
Miss Lena D Newman Dies at 81 in Canton
Lena D Newman 81 a Canton resident for 50 years died Sunday morning at Aultman Home for Aged Women. Native of Wilmington she was sister of the late Newton Richard Newman. Survived by three nieces and a nephew. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Seesholtz Memorial conducted by Rev John B Barker. Body to be taken to Wilmington for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena D. Newman
Canton
Aultman
Wilmington
Newton Richard Newman
Seesholtz Memorial
John B. Barker
Paul Fesler 81 Canton machinist dies after long illness
Paul Fesler 81 of 1408 12th street NE Canton dies after a long illness Sunday night. He retired 12 years ago from Repub lic Steel Corp born in Columbiana resided in Canton 60 years and was a member of St. John’s Catholic church. Survived by two daughters Mrs Elsie F Feiffer and Miss Florence M Fesler, three sisters, and three grandchildren. Body at Wackerly parlors with calling hours Tuesday. Mass Wednesday at St John’s Church, burial church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fesler
12Th St
Republic Steel Corp
Columbiana
Canton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Elsie F. Ffeiffer
Florence M. Fesler
Henry Weaver
Elizabeth ‘Snyder
Youngstown
Ollie Schaeffer
Salem
Wackerly
Charles P. McCaffrey Dies at 60 in Canton
Charles P. McCaffrey 60 retired Berger Division employee of Republic Steel Corp died late Saturday at his Linwood Avenue home after six months illness. He belonged to St. Joseph's Church and moved to Canton from Steubenville 18 years ago. Survived by widow Blanche W. and siblings Mrs. Peter Miner Steubenville and William V. McCaffrey Washington Pa. Requiem high mass at St. Joseph's Church Wednesday 9:30 a.m. with Fr. Robert O'Day. Calling hours tonight 4-9 and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. McCaffrey
Berger Division
Republic Steel Corp
Linwood Ave
Ritter
McCaffrey
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Canton
Steubenville
Blanche W. McCaffrey
Peter Miner
William V. McCaffrey
Washington, Pa
St. Joseph’s Church
Robert ‘O'Day
Mrs Helen Block Dies After Fall in Canton
Mrs. Helen A Block 65 died in Mercy hospital after a fatal fall in the 1500 block Tuscarawas St E She had been hospitalized since Jan 7 from a fainting spell Her sister Mrs Austin A Miller of 1500 5th St NE and five other siblings survive She was a parishioner of St Johns Church and Altar Society Funeral services will be Tuesday at 9 30 am at St Johns Cemetery burial in church cemetery An Eastern Star service and Masonic and United Commercial Travelers rites planned. Canton residents and relatives from Chattanooga Tenn noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Block
Austin A. Miller
5Th St
Mercy Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
Altar Society
M. Clotilda
Sisters of Holy Humility of Mary
Cleveland
M. Rose
Sisters of Mercy
DuBoise
Catherine Gertrude
Margaret Rowley
George
John Rowley
Canton
Wackerly
St. John’s Church
Gordon G. Gutman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Schneeberger
Eastern Star
Canton Lodge
United Commercial
Schory
Ed Schory
Infant Phyllis Groenke dies in Mercy Hospital
Phyllis Jane Groenke eight day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert J Groenke of 3007 Franklin NW died Sunday afternoon in Mercy hospital. Surviving parents a sister Sherry Lee grandparents Mr and Mrs F W Groenke Canton and Mrs Edith Stockert Louisville. Funeral services held this afternoon at 2 in Schneeberger parlors Rev O C Mees in charge burial Northlawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Jane Groenke
Robert J. Groenke
Franklin
Mercy Hospital
Sherry Lee
F. W. Groenke
Canton
Edith Stockert
Louisville
Schneeberger
O. C. Mees
Northlawn
Infant Mary Ellen Neiswonger Found Dead in Crib
Mary Ellen Neiswonger four and a half month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Neiswonger of 31st street was found dead in her crib Sunday morning. Cause of death not determined. Surviving parents include three brothers Kenneth Lloyd and William and three sisters Helen Marilyn and Barbara all at home. Funeral at 1 pm today at home conducted by Rev S J Swingle burial Marlboro Cemetery body to be taken home tonight from Jack parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Neiswonger
Clarence Neiswonger
31St St
Kenneth
Lloyd
William
Helen
Marilyn
Barbara
S. J. Swingle
Marlboro
Jack
Swiss Mrs Kandel of Louisville Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary Kandel of RD 2 Louisville died Saturday night at home after a long illness. Widow of John Kandel who died in 1939 she was born in Switzerland and lived in the United States 38 years. She belonged to First Reformed church and Swiss Ladies Aid. A son survives. Funeral at 2 pm Monday in Welch parlors with Rev R W Blemker in charge. burial in Forest Hill. Calling hours today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Swiss Ladies Aid will meet tonight at 7:30 in parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kandel
Louisville
John Kandel
Swiss Ladies Aid
Abraham Miller Dies After Stroke In Canton Home
Abraham Miller 71 died Sunday night at 2613 9th St NW after a paralysis stroke. A Canton resident 28 years, formerly of Coshocton county, he is survived by his wife Ella two daughters Mrs. Edwin Shull and Mrs. Edward Bottemer three sons Frank Everette and Earl Miller three brothers Charles M William and Lloyd Miller and ten grandchildren. The body is at Welch parlors with calling hours tonight and Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev Charles Rasel will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Miller
9Th St
Canton
Coshocton County
Ella Miller
Edwin Shull
Edward Bottemer
Cleveland
Frank
Everette
Earl Miller
Charles M
Holmesville
William
Coshocton
Lloyd Miller
Blissfield
Edward H Schory Dies at Newell Sanatorium
Edward H Schory of 254 19th St NW dies Saturday at Newell Sanatorium. Body to be returned to family for funeral arrangements per local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Schory
19Th St NW
Newell Sanatorium
Brian S Hoover Funeral Notice Details Service and Burial
Funeral services for Brian S Hoover will be Tuesday at 2 30 PM in Spiker parlors with Rev J W Davis in charge. Burial follows at Northlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the parlors after 3 PM today. Hoover, 44, died Saturday night at 603 Warner Rd SE. native of Kansas City he had lived in Canton for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian S. Hoover
Spiker
J. W. Davis
Northlawn
Mr. Hoover
Warner Rd
Kansas City
Canton
Ream Funeral Services Set for North Canton Resident
Edward C. Ream will lie in state at St. Pauls Catholic Church in North Canton Tuesday at 9 a m. A requiem mass led by Rev Fr Anthony V Mechler will close with burial in the church cemetery. Ream, a lifelong North Canton resident, died Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony V. Mechler
Edward C. Ream
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
North Canton
Mr. Ream
Ezra B Bye dies after illness in Salem clinics
Ezra Bailey Bye 72 died in Salem clinics after a one week illness from pneumonia. Born in Hanover, he lived in Lisbon 35 years and practiced law in Columbiana county. He was once with Bye & Bye Hardware Co. Member of Presbyterian church and ConcurrIa lodge I O O F. Survived by four brothers Howard, William of Lisbon Samuel of Youngstown and John of Columbus. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church. Burial in Lisbon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Ezra Bailey Bye
Salem
Hanover Two
Columbiana County
Bye & Bye Hardware Co
Presbyterian Church
Men’s Fellowship
Concordia Lodge I. O. O. F
Erma Bye
Pollock Rites Set for North Lawrence Native
Funeral services for Robert R. Pollock, 75, will be Tuesday at 2 p m at the United Brethren church in North Lawrence with burial in the same church grounds. Pollock, who lived most of his life near North Lawrence, died Saturday at the home of his daughter Mrs Ray King in Tiffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Pollock
United Brethren Church
North Lawrence
Mr. Pollock
Ray King
Tiffin
Massillon man Clarence Paul dies at 49
Clarence John Paul 49 of 431 Cherry Road NE died Sunday night at home from a heart ailment. He co owned the Paul and Werner cigar store and was a Massillon life resident. He belonged to St. Marys Catholic church the Holy Name society Knights of Columbus fourth degree and Boy Scout Troop 3. Survived by his widow Ruth four children William Thomas Richard Mary Ruth two brothers Louis and Edward Tordt two sisters Rose and Sister M Gabriel. Body at Pacquelet parlors awaiting funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Clarence John Paul
Cherry Rd
John Paul
Paul & Werner Cigar Store
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
Ruth Paul
William
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Thomas
Richard
Mary Ruth
Louis
Edward Tordt
Springfield
Rose Paul
M. Gabriel
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Cleveland
Pacquelet
Levi Raymer Dies. Retired Barber 73
Levi Raymer 73 a retired barber died Sunday at his sister Evelyn Olmstead’s home 612 East Street where he had lived a year He was born in Shipmanburg Pa Services will be held Tuesday at 9 am at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev Fr P J Bernier officiating Burial will follow in St Marys Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Levi Raymer
Evelyn Olmstead
East St
Shipmanburg
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
P. J. Bernier
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral services for Matthew Morrow in Massillon
Funeral services for Matthew Morrow 62 of North Lawrence will be held Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the Arnold Lynch parlors under Rev M W Rafeld. Burial follows at Newman Creek Chapel cemetery. Survived by Una his wife a son Harry Canton a daughter Mrs Julia Rositter North Lawrence a sister Mrs Isabelle Grayton Akron and five others. Body lies at the funeral home where friends may call tonight from 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Matthew Morrow
North Lawrence
Arnold- Lynch
M. W. Rafeld
Newman Creek Chapel
Clara Plunkard 83 Dies at Canton Home
Clara V. Plunkard 83 longtime Canton resident died at her home 517 Cleveland Ave NW Born here she worked at Courtney photograph gallery A member of St Johns Catholic Church League of the Sacred Heart and Altar Society Survived by sisters Ellen and Cora and brothers Austin Harry and Cletus Paquelet Funeral set for St Johns Church Wednesday morning with services incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara V. Plunkard
Canton
Miss Plunkard
Ellen M. Plunkard
Cora M. Plunkard
Austin J
Harry W
Cletus C. Plunkard
Cleveland
St. John’s Church
Death of Alliance man leaves family and church ties
Donald R Snyder 27 formerly of 228 W Blyst Alliance died Sunday night at City hospital after a long illness. Survived by his mother Roxie Snyder sister Anna Louise and grandmother Anna Snyder all of Alliance. Body at Cassaday Turkle funeral home with visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 p m. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the funeral home with Rev H L Higelmire and Rev Edwin R Romig in charge. Burial in Alliance City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Donald R. Snyder
W. Blyst
City Hospital
United Brethren Church
First Methodist Church
Roxie Snyder
Anna Louise
Anna Snyder
Cassaday & Turkle Funeral Home
H. L. Higelmire
Edwin R. Romig
Alliance City Cemetery
Elmer Andreas Wooster Found Dead in Magnolia Home
Elmer Andreas 66 of Magnolia was found dead in his bed at his Wooster room Sunday morning. The coroner ruled natural causes. He was a machinist born in Dover, son of William and Mary Wallick Andreas. Survived by sister Mrs. Charles Carr of Magnolia. Body at McCreery parlors in Magnolia awaiting funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Elmer Andreas
Dover
Andreas
William and Mary Wallick Andreas
Charles Carr
Magnolia
Mrs Hammel Shannon Dies In Columbus Taxicab Crash
Funeral services for Mary Hammel Shannon of Columbus, formerly of here, will be Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Clement's Church with Fr. Anthony Boeff presiding. Rosary prayers are tonight at Hug parlors. Husband Walter, a Cardinals scout, and son Walter Jr., 8, were injured in the same collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navarre
Mary Hammel Shannon
Columbus
Here
St. Clement’s Catholic Church
Anthony Boeff
Walter
St. Louis Cardinals
Walter Jr
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Margaret Exley
Mrs Margaret Exley 70 of 134 Front St New Philadelphia dies after two year illness. Services will be Tuesday at 2 p m at the home of her nephew Craig Kennedy 624 Union Ave Dover with Rev Henry Toogood officiating. Burial in Greenmont Cemetery Freeport. Body to be moved from Adams Lantzer parlors Beach City today. Friends may call after 4 p m. She is survived by one sister Miss Maude Maxwell New Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Margaret Exley
Front St
Craig Kennedy
Union Ave
Dover
Henry Toogood
Greenmont Cemetery
Freeport
Beach City
Exley
Frederic A. Fites Rites Planned for Local Farmer
Frederick A. Fites 91 retired farmer died at his home Friday in Glenmont. Services set for Tuesday at 2 p m at Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev G W Krause of Loudonville officiating. Burial in Union Grove. A Richland Two native, he served on the township board of education and as an Evangelical and Reformed church official. Survived by two sons Gilbert and Leroy and a daughter Edna and one grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenmont
Frederic A. Fites
Evangelical and Reformed Church
G. W. Krause
Loudonville
Union Grove
Richland
Fites
Gilbert
Edna
Leroy
Nashville
William L. Crooks dies at 88 in Massillon home
William L. Crooks, 88, of 134 Oakave SE Massillon, died Sunday night after a weeklong illness. Survived by two half sisters Elizabeth and Carrie Forest, both at home. Service Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger parlors with Rev. J. Lloyd McQueen. Burial in Massillon Cemetery. Calling hours Tuesday 2–4 and 9 p.m. at the parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
William L. Crooks
Oakave SE
Elizabeth
Carrie Forest
Gordon- Shaidnagle-Hollinger
J. Lloyd McQueen
Minor Irregularity Prevails In Stock Market Scrap Canvass
The Associated Press reports in Cleveland that scrap supplies show no growth despite city canvassing. Snow and cold hinder collection with February seen as a low point. demand remains for plates for ships and tanks. Production drops to 96 percent capacity with regional declines and some gains in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Steel Reported
Youngstown
Wheeling
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Prices slide as butterfat and produce rates adjust
After a one cent drop, wholesale and retail butterfat prices ease. Retail tub creamery 44c a lb, prints 46c, second grade 42c. Wholesale tub creamery 37c, print creamery 39c, second grade 37c. First grade butterfat 36c, second grade 35c. Grain and produce quotes cover wheat, oats, rye, hay, meals, flour middlings, straw, chops, seeds, and a wide list of fresh produce with per unit or per dozen pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tub Creamery
Canton Pure Milk Co
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Rock Snall
Dumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
Mrs. Sarah McComas of Wooster Dies at 87
Mrs. Sarah Ellen McComas 87 widow of Winfred McComas died Sunday at 5 a m at her son Bennjamin’s home near Wooster where she had lived 15 years. She belonged to Pennsville Methodist Protestant church. Survived by three sons Howard of Holly Colorado Grover C of Shreve and Benjamin. one daughter Edith Bell of Samaria Michigan. 21 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and one sister Emma Melvin of Amo Indiana. Services set for 2 p m at the Pennsville Methodist Protestant church burial at Pennsville with Elliott parlors Millersburg to the residence Tuesday morning.
Massillon Piano Dealer Oscar W Bammerlin Dies
Oscar W Bammerlin 68 a piano dealer for 45 years in Massillon died Sunday at his home 212 1st st NE after more than a year of illness. He belonged to Clinton Lodge F and A M Hiram Chapter RAM Massillon Commandery Knights Templar Rotary Club and Jr O R A M. Survived by wife Minnie two sons Paul and C Robert three grandchildren two sisters Estella Schworm and Ida Bierly and a brother Louis of Mansfield. Funeral 1 30 p m in Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger Parlors Rev C S Hammen officiating burial Massillon Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 2-4 p m and 7-9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Oscar W. Bammerlin
1St St NE
Clinton Lodge
Hiram Chapter
Massillon Commandery
Knights Templar
Livestock Prices and Homegrown Ohio Produce Report
Receipts show mixed cattle and hog activity with prices moving lower for light lights to heavy hogs and steady to weak cattle. Ohio produce items include beets carrots celery cabbage mushrooms and leafy greens with varied per unit pricing and small bundles listed.
Pittsburgh Live Stock Prices January Report
Pittsburgh market data shows cattle 750 slow and lower with varied ranges for grades from good to choice to common. Hogs 400 active 5c higher across weight classes, sheep 1,100 steady with lambs at 13 to 13.25, calves 300 slow with a $1 drop and good to choice at 15.50 to 16.50. All figures reflect standard wholesale pricing trends for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago Live Stock Prices Steam Higher Across Markets
Chicago markets report mixed gains with hogs up to 15-25 cents, top at 11.75, porkers around 11.40 to 11.75, and cattle and calves largely steady. Beef steers command 12.50 to 14.25 for select, with beef and feed categories showing varied ranges across stockers, cows, bulls, and lambs in steady to firm territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Prices and ranges for butter eggs poultry and turkeys
International News Service reports Cleveland prices for butter extras 41 and 38 1 2 cents. eggs paid to shippers in 100 case lots with extras 34 mediums 31 current receipts 32 1 2. government graded eggs list US extras standard sizes. Live poultry prices include hens heavy 26 and 25, leghorn 21 18, broilers 24 23 22 20, turkeys hens 30, young toms 27 23, ducks 6 Ibs 20, market details vary by grade and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland
U. S
Broilers Delaware
Broilers
Chicago Market Prices for Butter Eggs and Live Poultry
Chicago market report lists buying prices for butter eggs and live poultry. Butter includes standards firsts and extras with varied scores. eggs show steady declines and fresh receipts. live poultry prices cover turkeys hens leghorn options broilers roosters ducks and geese with wide ranges.
Pittsburgh poultry and dairy prices posted by firm
Pittsburgh January 19 report shows heavy hens 24 26 cents, leghorns 18 19, red springers 22 24, rock springers 24 26, geese 18 20, turkeys 24 28. Butter prices steady with scores 92 at 36 1 4, 89 at 35 3 4, 88 at 34 1 2, standard 36 1 2. Eggs steady with nearby receipts 32, white standards 33, white extras 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ohio gas tax refund revision advocated
Clarence H. Kinsley, member of the state industrial commission and a Democratic candidate for governor, urged a complete revision of the gasoline tax refund system for farmers. He called for deducting the tax at purchase and eliminating the refund red tape, and also favored lower rates under state industrial compensation laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Clarence H. Kinsley
State Industrial Commission
Pleasant View Group Convenes Tonight at School
The Pleasant View youth group will hold its monthly meeting in Pleasant View school tonight at 8. Miss Addis K. Barthelmeh, county home demonstration agent, will oversee recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Pleasant View School
Addis K. Barthelmeh
Modest Bidding Helps Some Stocks Amid Mixed Market
Victor Eubank reports modest gains and losses across most sectors as mild support boosts names like New York Central Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oil of New Jersey Goodyear Woolworth Glenn Martin International Nickel American Telephone General Electric Philip Morris and Dow Chemical. DuPont Allied Chemical General Motors U S Steel and Chesapeake and Ohio lag while British forces face submarine threats off the Atlantic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane A.m
Alaska
Goodyear
Radio Corp
Amer Can Toit North Pid
Repab Steel
Car. & Fdry
Greyhound Reynolds
Simmons Co
Anaconda Sle
Int Nickel
Socony Vac Assoc Dry Goods
Int
Tel & Tel
Atchison
Johns Manville
Sou Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Jones & Laughlin Atlantic
Kennecot
jSouthern Ry
iSou Ry
Barnsdall A
Kresger
Sperry Corp
Beth Steel
Ford
4Ween's Inc
Boeing Air Borden Co
Marshal
Field
Martin, Glenn
Borg Warner Mont Ward
Stand Oil of Ohio
Mfg
Murray Corp
Studebaker
Canada Pacific
Nash Kelv
Texas Corp
Aeva
Eanada Dry
Ches
Nat Biscuit
Tex Gulf Sul
Chrysler Ohio
Dair Pr
Timken Det Axle
Natl Distillers
Timken R
Consol Aircraft
iClimax Moly
Nazi Gypsum
Natl Steel Union
Carb
Consol Edison
NY ¥ Central
United Aire
United Fruit
Consol
Paramount P
Woolworth
Bi Pwr. & Lb
Penn R R
Yellow T & C
Freeport Sulphur
Pepsi Cola
Youngst S & En Electric
Ien Motors
Phelps Dodge
Gimbel Bros
Phillips Pete Indus
Rails
Pacar
Associated Press
New York
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Glenn Martin
International Nickel
American Telephone
General Electric
Philip Morris
Dow Chemical
du Pont
Allied Chemical
General Motors
U.S. Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Atlantic
Government Ledger figures show federal finances
Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through January 16 are listed with totals: expenses 12 billion 890 million 369 thousand 773 dollars and war spending 9 billion 268 million 132 thousand 833 dollars. Receipts total 4 billion 473 million 471 thousand 365 dollars, leaving a net deficit of 8 billion 345 million 485 thousand 958 dollars and a cash balance of 3 billion 168 million 722 thousand 144 dollars. The working balance stands at 2 billion 410 million 311 thousand 599 dollars with public debt at 59 billion 203 million 614 thousand 466 dollars and gold reserve at 22 billion 740 million 786 thousand 563 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Grain quotations prompt mixed early soy price rise
In Chicago, January 19, soybeans led gains with prices up more than a cent as traders anticipated a fats and oils shortage by late 1942 per Secretary Wickard. Wheat and corn showed varied moves with small net changes, while oats and rye fluctuated within narrow ranges across May and July futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard
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St. John’s ‘Catholic Church
Gordon GG. Gutman
Finney’s Drug Store
Market Ave
C. Lower
Marion, O
Mrs
Ali
OS Ha Uiled
Seesholtz
Funeral Directors
R. L. Seesholtz
3Rd St
Dial
Ezra
Clarence J. Paul
Mathew Morrow
Dot
Clara Plunkard
McCreery
Walter Shannon
Frederick A. Fites
Sarah McComas
Ty United Press
Belden Brick
Canton Stamp & Enamel
Canton Drop Forge
Canton Hardware Co
Canton Mortgage Loan
Court Square
Diamond Cement
Diebold Safe
Ome Savings
Mooch Electric
Ohio Finance Co
Ohio Edison
Ohio Public Service
Ohin Prepower
Victor Eubank
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,enner & Beane
Eagle Picher
Elec
Niagara Hudson Power
Pennroad
Republic Avia Standard Steel Spring
Vultee Aircraft
Government Ledger
Johnny Jacob
John Jacob Agency Co
Court Ave
N. W
Akron
New
O. Warren
O. Sharon, Pa
New Castle, Pa
Marietta
West Virginia
Canton’s Travel Center
Second St., S. W
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