Hartville Crash Causes Multiple Injuries Near Hartville
Raggie Hicks, 29, of Hartville, suffered head and hip injuries in a three car crash on Route 619 near Hartville. Willie Haley and Willard Ferguson, both Hartville residents, faced charges. Other incidents include a Route 241 collision injuring Donald Gamble and a separate crash near Alliance on Route 62. Multiple patients were treated at Mercy, Massillon City, and Alliance City hospitals.
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Raggie Hicks
Hartville
Mercy Hospital
Hartville Square
Willie N. Haley
RD 2
Willard Ferguson
Alvin Johnson
Mr. Hicks
Johnson
Haley
William Hawkins
Cordell E. Mosley
Ferguson
Canton
Donald Gamble
McKinley Ave
Massillon City Hospital
McDonaldsville
James Bibb
Akron
Alliance City Hospital
Alliance
Route 62
Local teens charged and property damage incidents reported
Clarence J. Register 21 of Navarre was charged with illegal use of a spotlight after flashing into motorists and a sheriff car at Bolivard and Battlesburg rd. John C. Bennett of Tuscarawas st W damaged a fire hydrant on 10th st and Cleveland ave NW after rain reduced visibility. Pete Ranalli of Madison st SE collided with a light standard on Cherry ave SE in the 200 block.
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Clarence J. Register
RD 1
Navarre
Bolivard
Battlesburg Rd
10Th St
Cleveland Ave NW
John C. Bennett
Tuscarawas St
Bennett
Cherry Ave SE
Pete Ranalli
Madison St SE
Osteopaths to Meet in Canton for Injury Course
Osteopaths from northern Ohio and western Pennsylvania will gather at the Elks club on Wednesday for a refresher course on industrial injuries. Speakers include Dr. Carl J. Johnson of Louisville and Dr. Frank Spencer of Columbus. Industrial surgeons, labor leaders, safety officials, attorneys and insurance men will attend. The Stark County Osteopathic Association sponsors the session focusing on the low back injury.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Elks Club
Carl J. Johnson
Louisville
American Osteopathic Association
Frank Spencer
Columbus
State Association
Stark County Osteopathic Association
War Time Warps Life In Canton Citizens Endure Edicts
After Pearl Harbor Canton residents face new rules and restrictions. Citizens must obtain a $2.09 use tax stamp before Feb 1 to operate vehicles or boats. Germans Italians and Japanese must surrender forbidden gear to police. Draft status changes must be reported and draft registration occurs Feb 14 15 or 16 for those age 20 to 44. Restrictions cover travel rationing jewelry wireless and communications limits, with warnings on censor rules and travel to certain zones.
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Canton
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Italy
Japan
Doney Waives Jury Trial in First Degree Murder
Buffett Ray Doney, 47, waived a jury and will be tried by three judges for the murder of his daughter Almeda Whitmer, 23, last Nov. 22. Judge Frank N. Sweitzer presides with Judges George N. Graham and Joseph L. Floyd. Trial may be delayed as judges arrange assignments. a speedy trial was requested.
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Almeda Whitmer
Milton C. Moore
Alliance
George N. Graham
Joseph L. Floyd
Sweitzer
Seven Rural School Boards Elected in Columbiana
County Superintendent W E Roberts reports seven more rural boards of education have been organized in Columbiana County. Beav er, Kensington, Summitville, Knox, West rural, Yellow Creek two, and Negley each adop ted officers and clerks. Six rural boards remain to be organized.
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Columbiana
Lisbon
Jan
W. E. Roberts
Beaver
William Longshore
Donald Dickey
Clyde Gibson
George E. Lones
Harry Wolland
Lester Huston
Negley
R. S. Booth
Earl Corby
Harry Bricker
J. S.S. Schultz
John Lipp
Kensington
E. G. McClelland
L. F. Brenner
H. C. Door
E. W. Dibble
Harry R. Schmid
Summitville
H. K. Lynn
H. H. Benson
Laura Emerick
Mary Briceland
F. G. McKarns
Knox
Atlee P. Freshley
Edna Maxwell
Stuart M. Johnston
J. P. Wang
C. G. Stoffer
West Rural
Cecil Brogan
John L. Barrick
Arland Weaver
Victor Bates
F. R. Hahlen
Yellow Creek
C. J. Maxwell
S. N. Krotzer
Ben Hipsley
Herbert Frischkorn
Daniel Saint
R. J. Stern
Kemp Named Leader of Massillon Drive
L P Kemp principal of Washington High school was unanimously elected treasurer of Massillon 1942 March of Dimes at the committee meeting. He replaces Joseph Putman who resigned. Campaign equipment began today and one hundred wishing wells distribute funds in city offices. Mrs Howard Smith chairs the women’s division and announces the volunteers for women’s organizations.
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Massillon
L. P Kemp
Washington High School
Kemp
Joseph Putman
Howard Smith
Wooster Senior to Represent Wayne County in State Finals
Robert Busche of Wooster High School will represent Wayne County in the state finals of the Prince of Peace contests. He was the sole survivor among three Wooster speakers in the semifinals. Wooster has sent at least one finalist in four of the last five years.
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Wooster
Robert Busche
Wayne County
Busche
College maps drives at Wooster for Red Cross and Victory Book campaigns
In Wooster on January 20 the College will launch drives to raise 1500 dollars and collect Victory Books. Each student and faculty member will be asked to donate one book to support the campaigns.
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Wooster
Red Cross
College of Wooster
Stark School Board Organizes For Year
Russell D. Shetler of Bethlehem two reelected president of the Stark county board of education and Ralph Varian of East Canton vice president at the organization meeting. Other members A G Smith North Lawrence Dr A L Bircher Louisville Virgil F Espenschied Hartville. Knapp acts as board clerk. Shetler Bircher Espenschied were given oath for four year terms.
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Russell D. Shetler
Bethlehem
Stark County Board of Education
Ralph Varian
East Canton
T. C. Knapp
A. G. Smith
North Lawrence
A. L. Bircher
Louisville
Virgil F. Espenschied
Hartville
Knapp
Shetler
Bircher
Espenschied
Used car rationing relief from price chief Henderson
The Associated Press reports Leon Henderson said there is no prospect of rationing used cars or commandeering private cars. He told 42,000 dealers via NADA that the OPA aims to let frozen cars move through dealers when sold, and warned of job losses but expected defense production to absorb unemployed workers. He added the army or navy may not pay full retail prices for cars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Leon Henderson
Office of Price Administration
National Automobile Dealers Association
Cyrus McCormick
OPWA
OPA
Army
Navy
Lehman Band and Orchestra Parents Meet on Needs
Lehman High School Band and Orchestra Parents club discussed students instrumental needs and heard a report from Mrs J S Sollie on the membership campaign. Principal I W Delp and teacher J A Berry spoke. Paul Foust presided in the absence of president C W Flory and vice president W T Stebbins. The committee was asked to decide on shortening meeting schedules.
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Lehman High School
J. S. Sollie
I. W. Delp
Lehman
J. A. Berry
Paul Foust
C. W. Flory
W. T. Stebbins
Lamb feeder Walter Renk to speak at Wooster banquet
Wayne group Wooster Wis January 20 Walter F Renk a prominent Sun Prairie lamb feeder will be principal speaker at the Wooster Livestock Cooperative association banquet in the Methodist church Friday He feeds 20000 to 30000 lambs annually and is regarded as an authority on sheep feeding problems.
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Wayne Group
Wooster
Walter F. Renk
Sun Prairie
Wis
Wooster Livestock Cooperative Association
Renk
Wooster College to Observe Washington Birthday Program
Students at the College of Wooster will observe Washington's birthday on February 20 with a program led by the Congressional club in the chapel. A musical comedy titled Tally Ho will be staged on February 19, 20 and 21.
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Wooster
Washington
College of Wooster
Congressional Club
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