Canton Common Pleas Court Docket Summary
The Day In Canton Common Pleas Court details several cases including replevin actions by Canton White Inc against James S Henderson of 1663 St Elmo Ave NE and others. Twila H Brown of Akron and others versus Melissa D Gehring of RD 3 Massillon and others with a $600 judgment. a restraining order involving Julius Peretzky of 1450 Bedford Ave SW against Lloyd A Davis as city building inspector. a quiet title suit by Anna Belle Shaffner of Massillon against Viola McCauley and others. and a foreclose case by First Savings & Loan Co of Massillon against Violet Hartman of Reedurban and others.
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Common Pleas Court
Canton White, Inc
James S. Henderson
St. Elmo Ave
Replevin
Twila H. Brown
Akron
Melissa D. Gehring
Massillon
Julius Peretzky
Bedford Ave
Lloyd A. Davis
Anna Belle Shaffner
Viola McCauley
First Savings & Loan Co
Domestic Disputes Cited As Gross Neglect Cases
Victoria Comanitz of 2009 Penn Pl NE versus Abraham Comaniitz of Romania alleged gross neglect. Rose Jackson of 816 Lafayette Ave SE against Louis Jackson of 1115 Rex Ave SE cited gross neglect.
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Victoria Comanitz
Penn Pl
Abraham Comaniitz
Rumania
Rose Jackson
Lafayette Ave SE
Louis Jackson
Rex Ave
Marriage License Applications Filed in Multiple Couples
Charles Riley Jr 20 of 1502 Clark Ave SW and Lucille B Tolley 18 of 1502 Clark Ave SW Theodore R Davidson 24 of Cuyahoga Heights and Wilda Kathleen Carlisle 25 of Alliance Caldwell Dean 33 of Huntington W Va and Virginia Lee Rice 36 of Massillon Homer F Fulkerson 41 of Akron and Irene Dorward 38 of RD 1 Uniontown announce marriage license applications listing both partners and their residences.
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Charles Riley Jr
Clark Ave
Lucille B. Tolley
Theodore R. Davidson
Cuyahoga Heights
Wilda Kathleen Carlisle
Alliance
Caldwell Dean
Huntington
W. Va
Virginia Lee Rice
Massillon
Homer F. Fulkerson
Akron
Irene Dorward
RD 1
Uniontown
Marriage Licenses Granted for Caldwell Dean and Virginia Rice
Caldwell Dean and Virginia L. Rice were granted marriage licenses according to the county clerk records. The couple plans to wed in the coming weeks, with both parties residing in the same jurisdiction and holding valid identification.
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Caldwell Dean
Virginia L. Rice
Birth Announcements From Akron Canton and More
A list of birth notices dated January across Akron Canton and surrounding areas. Multiple families report newborns, with details on parents addresses and the Canton clinic or Mercy hospital as the birth site. Names include Ian B Sarah Walter Lowe Edward Fetty Lewis Zerley Nick Rinaldi Thomas Brown Marvin Stermer Vogelge sang Engleka Boylan Dwight Myers James Thompson Jenkins Essick Kearns Wetzel Henderson Hug Maurer Flitcraft Thompson Heggy Maurer Ramsey and others.
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Ian B. Sarah
Akron
Canton Clinic
Walter Lowe
2Nd St
Edward Fetty
10Th St NW
Lewis Zerley
Correll
Nick Rinaldi
Canton
Thomas Brown
7Th St NW
Marvin Stermer
Louisville
Mercy
Lewis Vogelgesang
Son
Paul Williams
8Th St SE
Hye Stockwell
7Th St NE
Leo Engleka
Cleveland
Arthur Boylan
Paris
Dwight Myers
James Thompson
5Th St NE
Thomas Jenkins
9Th St NW
Donald Essick
Moultrie
Joseph Kearns
Frank Wetzel
Maryland
Milo Henderson
McKinley
Carl Hug
Rex
Harry Maddrell
John Maurer
Olive
Albert Flitcraft
Robert Thompson
Richard
Ben Heggy
28Th St NW
Lyle Ramsey
Irwin
Kodacolor Film Arrives at Camera Shop Soon
Kodak introduces Kodacolor film available in all popular sizes. Camera Shop at 531 North Market will stock the new color film, with ready availability anticipated shortly.
Akron real estate speakers outline listing committee rail
Walter Fox chair of the listing committee and Mrs Ann Frazer executive secretary of the Akron Real Estate Board will describe Akron's mul-
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Akron
Walter Fox
Ann Frazer
Akron Real Estate Board
Your Life and Your Sons' and Brothers' Lives
A brief public safety notice underscores the impact of military service on families and communities, urging citizens to recognize the risks born by sons and brothers in ongoing conflicts. It frames duty, sacrifice, and national responsibility in stark terms for readers.
Real Estate Board Luncheon Notes Listing System
A multiple listing system was discussed at a Canton Real Estate Board luncheon held Wednesday at the Courtland Hotel. Attendees reviewed procedures and potential improvements to member listings and cooperation.
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Canton Real Estate Board
Courtland Hotel
YMCA Board to Hold Routine Meeting Wednesday
The board of trustees of the YMCA will convene at the Y Wednesday at noon. President H. W. Hoover will preside over the routine meeting.
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Board of Trustees of
The
World Almanac 1942 Out Today News Depot Ad
The 1942 World Almanac is released and advertised at News Depot located at 224 2nd NW. The notice promotes the new edition available for purchase.
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Out
News Depot
Legion Club Hears Marburger on War Tax Outlook
Fred Z. Marburger secretary of the Stark County Tax league spoke on the tax outlook for the war years and the post war period at the weekly American Legion luncheon club meeting held Monday noon at Sue Ming's restaurant.
Three Women Fined In vice case by judge Burris
Three women were fined ten dollars and costs Monday by Judge Gordon J. Burris on vice charges. Nellie Price of 403 Fifth Street SE and Jayne Barbira of 337 Walnut SE were charged with soliciting. Marion Rodgers of 403 Fifth Street SE was charged with residing.
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Gordon J. Burris
Nellie Price
5Th St SE
Jayne Barbira
Walnut
Marion Rodgers
Furniture Bargains For Cash at Glicks
Glicks at 1320 West Tuscarawas Street offers cash-only bargains on a range of furniture. Open daily with "open eyes" advertising to attract shoppers.
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Glick’s
Tusc
Bound Over In Morals Case Involving Goodwill Mission
Victor Andring aged 37 of the Goodwill mission was bound over to the grand jury in municipal court on a sodomy charge connected to an investigation into his relations with a 14 year old boy.
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Victor Andring
Goodwill Mission
Crossing Flashers Requested for NE Crossings
Councilman Wilbur Cooper urged Safety Director Ralph A. Bauhof Monday night to press the W and L E railroad to install flasher signals at the 8th and 9th street NE crossings. He cited the Timken plant opening demanding greater protection than the current part time watchman provide.
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Ralph A. Bauhof
Wilbur Cooper
8Th
9Th St
Timken
Otis Gillespie Radio Service Ad
Otis Gillespie Radio Service advertises at 229 Cleve NW offering radio service and repair with dial 6891 for inquiries and service.
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Otis Gillespie
Cleve
Dial
Rail Removal Requested to Aid Scrap Campaign
Councilman George Hostetter asked that all remaining abandoned street car rails in the city be removed. The measure, referred to the streets and alleys committee, aims to boost safety save rubber tires and support the government scrap collection drive.
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George Hostetter
Council
Alter Claims Procedure Proposed by City Council
Council Monday night considered abolishing the claims committee and assigning department heads to investigate claims. The proposal, submitted by Councilman Charles Tressel, was referred to the rules committee for study and action.
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Charles Tressel
F and M Park N Dine Delights Morning Appetite
Prompt service and convenient parking highlight a visit to F and M Park N Dine located at 815 West Tusc. Enjoy a tasty breakfast in a fast casual setting with friendly staff and quick seating.
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F & M Park
City Traffic Flasher Favored by Council Panel
The city traffic committee endorsed installing a traffic flasher at 14th Street and Rowland Avenue Northeast awaiting funds. The report was adopted by the council.
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14Th St
Rowland
What No New Tires Recap of Your Old Ones
A brief note from Super-Power at 611 Navarre Rd SW recaps options on tires. It frames the topic as a look back at old tires and what customers should consider before buying replacements.
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Navarre Rd
Added Bus Runs Requested By Councilman Baker
Councilman Herbert D. Baker urged expanding bus service to North Market Heights on Monday night. The request, tied to the tire rationing program increasing riders, was referred to the public utilities committee for action.
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Herbert D. Baker
North Market Heights
Public Utilities Committee
Baker
Traffic Light Request Reopened for 15th Street
Councilman James Zeno renewed Monday night the bid for a traffic signal at 15th Street and Harrison Southwest to replace the current flasher. The resolution goes to the finance committee, which already approves the traffic measures.
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James Zeno
15Th St
Harrison
Finance Committee
Salary Increase Sought for Civil Service Secretary
City council heard a letter from board members requesting a salary raise for the civil service secretary from 45 dollars to 75 dollars a month. The communication cited increasing work and was referred to the finance committee for action.
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the Civil Service Commission
Finance Committee
Local SWOC Meet Tonight at Harrison Ave Hall
SWOC local 2327 of South Division Republic Steel workers will hold a meeting tonight at 7 30 pm at 1234 Harrison Ave SW. Members are urged to attend. the agenda includes upcoming shifts and union matters.
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SWOC
South Division
Republic Steel Workers
Harrison Ave
Republic Local To Meet
Republic Local 2345 representing Berger Stark Culvert divisions of Republic Steel Corp will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at 2006 7th St NE to discuss union matters and upcoming elections.
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Republic
Berger-Stark-Culvert
Republic Steel Corp
7Th St
Used Car Deal Ad From Ewing Chevrolet
An advertising note from Ewing Chevrolet at 929 Cleveland N. promotes used cars as nearly new and urges quick action before stock changes. The brief appears as a local dealer pitch emphasizing immediate buyer options and a quick purchase deadline.
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Ewing Chevrolet
Cleveland N
Sewer Project Favored by City Council
The sewer and garbage committee reported favorably on a petition from 64 percent of property owners on 13th Street NW from Wertz Avenue to the city limits for a sanitary sewer line. The report was adopted by council.
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Sewer and Garbage Committee of Council
13Th St NW
Wertz
Council
Auxiliary Schedules Party Bridge Night At Western Union Hall
Auxiliary No. 80 of the United Commercial Travelers will hold a bridge and five hundred party Saturday night in Western Union hall.
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United Commercial
Western Union Hall
J and J Motors Ad Promises Late Model Cars
Local ad from J and J Motors at 12th and Cherry NE promotes selling late model cars that look and run like new with no new car availability.
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J & J Motors
12Th & Cherry NE
Canton Federation of Labor Meets for Workmen's Comp Talk
Canton Federation of Labor to hold a semi monthly meeting at Central Labor hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m. John Rossetti attorney will discuss the state workmen s compensation law.
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CFL
John Rossetti
Canton Federation of Labor
Central Labor Hall
Round Table To Receive Report at Luncheon
Ernest H. Cohen attorney will report on a two day United Palestine Appeal conference in Cleveland at the Temple Luncheon Round Table meeting in the Courtland hotel Wednesday at noon.
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Round Table
Ernest H. Cohen
United Palestine Appeal
Cleveland
Temple
Courtland Hotel
City Hires Plans for New Bridge Over East Creek
City Council instructed City Engineer John A. Shisler to draw plans and estimate the cost for a new bridge over East Creek at llth Street SE. Councilman Anthony Rossetti urged action in a resolution, noting the present bridge condition is very hazardous.
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Llth St SE
John A. Shisler
East Creek
Anthony Rossetti
Organ Music In Your Home Solovox Piano Attach't
Hahn and Co advertise Solovox organ music at home with piano attachment located at the corner of Third and Cleveland Street.
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T. Hahn & Co
Reappointed Fund Trustee for Hartford and Houtz Funds
Co. L. Carver was reap pointed by Mayor Ed S. Folk as a trustee of the Hartford and Houtz poor funds for six years ending January 1, 1948. The funds’ annual reports were presented to and accepted by the city council with unanimous thanks to the trustees.
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Co. L. Carver
Ed S. Folk
Hartford and Houtz
Registered Graduate Tuner Of Pianos
D. W. Crouch is listed as a registered graduate tuner of pianos with the number 2 8355.
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D. W. Crouch
Wheels Stolen From Car In Canton Incident
Walter J. Bigle of East Canton reports his 1934 model automobile was jacked up on a lot at 2369 Tuscarawas St E. Over several days all four tires and wheels plus the spare were stolen. Police noted an eye injury during a family altercation at his residence. Also mentions local price ads for permanents and shampoo sets at Freda's.
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Walter J. Bigle
RD 1
East Canton
Tuscara
St E
Tire and wheel stolen from city car sighting
Délbert Cameron of 916 Monumented NW reported to police that a spare tire tube and wheel were stolen from his parked car.
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Délbert Cameron
916
Salzedo Concert Tonight In Canton Civic Series
The Salzedo concert ensemble will be presented by the Canton Civic Music Association tonight at 8 30 in Timken Vocational High School auditorium. It is the association's third program of the 1941 42 season.
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Salzedo
Canton Civic Music Association
Timken Vocational High School
Bank President proposes city depository for funds
C. A. Seiple of the People's Bank told the city council on Monday night that his bank could serve as a depository for additional city funds. He asked officials to confer on future use of the bank for inactive funds.
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C. A. Seiple
The
People’s Bank
Canton Stoker Corp patents coal feed timer in Canada
The Canton Stoker Corp of Andrews of SW received a Canadian patent for an electric coal feed timer used on industrial stokers. The patent was issued to L. C. Dubs, assistant manager, and Harry T. McCarty, a combustion engineer, with assignment to Canton Pattern & Manufacturing Co for production.
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Canton Stoker Corp
Andrews
L. C. Dubs
Harry T. McCarty
Canton Pattern & Manufacturing Co
Two youths arrested in burglary case on 702 2nd St NE
Patrolmen J A Pucci and Carl Carnes arrested two boys, aged 13 and 15, in a burglary at 702 2nd St NE. The 15 year old admitted looting parked automobiles in the city. An auto owned by Harry Calla of 939 Greenfield is SW described in the report as having caught fire but the flames were out on arrival.
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J. A. Pucci
Carl Carnes
2Nd St NE
Harry Calla
Greenfield
Stolen Wallet and Bank Book Reported in Greenfield Area
John Daioff of 1411 Greenfield SW reports a wallet containing $220 and a bank book were stolen from a dresser drawer in his room in the address during the last few days. George A. McCulley of 2508 Cleveland SW summoned on a charge of disregarding a stop sign. Joseph Smith of Robertsville noted in report.
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John Daioff
Greenfield
George A. McCulley
Cleveland
Joseph Smith
Robertsville
Injured In Altercation Report Details
Stanley Dillon aged 39 of 817 Savannah Ave NE was treated at Mercy hospital Monday at 8 15 p m for contusions of the nose and a laceration above the left eye after an altercation. Police investigated the incident and recorded injuries for medical treatment and a possible report.
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Stanley Dillon
Savannah Ave
Mercy Hospital
Auto Fire Reported at 14th Street Corner
Auto fire reported. No. 7 fire company dispatched to 14th st and Rowland ave NE Monday at 5 08 p m when an incident occurred. Firefighters arrived to assess the scene and ensure safety.
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14Th St
Rowland Ave
Dogs Kill 359 Sheep in Wayne County Losses
Wayne County records show 359 sheep killed by dogs in 1941, up from 264 in 1940, with total damages totaling 3336 dollars. County Auditor Dan S. Yoder reports the figures for Wooster area for the year.
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Wooster
Wayne County
Dan S. Yoder
Alliance Man Dies After Train Collision
David S. Naugle 37 of Alliance RD 2 was found beside Pennsylvania railroad tracks at 11:35 p m Monday. Coroner says he was struck by a train, with chest and head injuries. Survived by two daughters, a son, and three sisters. Body at Myers Funeral Home pending funeral plans for Friday at 2 p m.
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Repository Bureau Alliance
David S. Naugie
Alliance
William Petrie
Geiger Ave
E. C. Reno
West Virginia
Naugle
Margarette Brown
Rachel Lentz
Salem
Samuel
Catherine Hanratty
Painesville
Elizabeth Yost
Morgantown
W. Va
Edna Christopher
Pittsburgh
Myers
Rotarians Demand Trial For All Panhandling Elk
The Ouray Colorado Rotary Club urged a public count hearing before any elk can be killed. Secretary R N Magee stated every elk is an American citizen and deserves due process. A deputy game warden recently killed an elk amid citizen complaints of an attack. Friends say the elk was panhandling.
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United Press
Ouray
Colo
Rotary Club
R. N. Magee
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