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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1951

Page

9

Bliss sales chief foresees rise as plants boost output

Edgar Jr. told 100 Bliss executives at the Raffid SW plant three day sales conference that the E. W. Bliss Co will greatly increase output by using pres ses from Toledo Salem Hastings and the Canton facilities to meet higher demand for artillery shells projectiles and other armed forces materials. He expects sales to exceed 1950's 20 million total despite renegotiable government contracts higher taxes and potential price ceilings.

E. W. Bliss Co Raffid Louis C. Edgar Jr Toledo Salem Hastings Mich Canton Bliss Edgar Richard Moss E. A. Irwin United States Canada

Missionaries Offer Special Services At Bethel Temple

Assemblies of God missionaries from around the world will arrive for a week of nightly services at Bethel Temple 130 3rd St SE Canton beginning Sunday at 7 30 with addresses and music. Rev Ivar Fritch notes 700 missionaries with the Assemblies of God. Swedish tenor Ednar Waermo will sing Sunday Monday and Tuesday. A future service on January 28 will receive pledges for missionary work through 1951.

Canton Bethel Temple 3Rd St Ivar Fritch Assemblies of God Springfield Einar Waermo Sweden Royal Conservatory of Music Stockholm America United States Canada

Jehovah Witness Assembly Held in Steubenville

Jehovah Witnesses from Canton area attend a Christian Assembly of Ohio Circuit No. 2 in Steubenville for a weekend gathering at Steubenville High School. About 1 500 participants are expected to attend. C W Barber and W H Mack lead sessions. The event combines Bible study with Kingdom interest instruction and door to door outreach.

Jehovah Witnesses Canton Steubenville Christian Assembly of Ohio C. W. Barber Barber W. H. Mack Steubenville High School

Army Reserve Majors And Colonels Face Call

The Army announced an early call to active duty for a limited number of National Guard and reserve majors and colonels. No quota was set, but selected officers would be specialists needed in the current military manpower buildup.

Washington Army National Guard

Judge Group Elects Columbus Judge as President

The Common Pleas Judges Association of Ohio elected Judge Myron B. Gessaman of Franklin County as president to succeed Judge Earl K. Solether of Bowling Green.

Judge Group Columbus The Common Pleas Judges Association of Ohio Myron B. Gessaman Franklin County Earl K. Solether Bowling Green

Ten outstanding young men of 1950 named by Junior Chamber

Tulsa reports the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce named ten leaders aged 21 to 35 across nuclear physics, journalism, law, science, veterans affairs, education, and industry. Ernest A. Gross will deliver the principal address at Roanoke banquet tonight.

Tulsa Okla United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Roanoke Ernest A. Gross U. S United Nations William O’neill Marietta Ohio William One Bill Ohio House of Representatives Raymond A. McConnell Jr Nebraska State Journal Lincoln Edwin Eagle Dunaway Supreme Court of Arkansas Little Rock Arkansas Alvin Martin Weinberg Oak Ridge Tenn

Traffic Court Fines Involving Reckless Driving And Permit Violations

DWIN P. McDOWELL, 55, of 2203 Washington Blvd NW, fined 20 dollars in traffic court on a reduced reckless driving charge from a DUI. McDowell was among 14 motorists fined a total of 166 dollars by Municipal Judge Donald L. McCarroll. Police cited lack of evidence for the reduction. city chemist tests showed no minimum intoxication standard. Other dispositions include Ercie Clevenger, 38, 610 Ingramare SW, 1 dollar plus costs for no permit and 5 dollars for a signal violation. Jess J. Pittman, 29, 1605 Harrison Ave SW, 10 dollars for reckless driving. second charge dismissed. Multiple others were fined for permit violations, improper plates, ignoring signals, or reckless driving. some driving rights suspended or licenses pending. Earlier this week additional fines were issued to Sylvester West for DUI plus two days in jail and a one-year suspension.

Dwin P. McDowell Washington Blvd NW Donald L. McCarroll W. M. Huebner McDowell Huebner McCarroll Ercie Clevenger Ingramare Jess J. Pittman Harrison Ave Pittman Berger Manufacturing Republic Steel Corp Earl P. Booth 7Th St Robert G. Patterson 28Th St Patter William R. Reeves Miles Thomas E. Chaney Tanner Sylvester West 2Nd St Charles A. Eynon McKinley John C. Knight Arcade Hotel

Dime Savings Re-Elects All Officers and Directors

Dime Savings Bank re elected all officers and directors. Officers include John F. Mann as president and cashier, Kenneth B. Cope as vice president, Leo P. Feicht as secretary treasurer, and others such as Victor E. Lehman, Charles M. Marchand, Wade V. Johnson, Olen M. Miller, and Richard P. Christian. Directors named: Mr. Cope, Mr. Feicht, W. Paul Irwin, Mr. Mann, Herbert W. McKown, Ralph K. Ramsayer, M. D., and S. J. Rinehart. Reports show a highly successful year.

Dime Savings Bank John F. Mann Kenneth B. Cope Leo P. Feicht Victor E. Lehman Charles M. Marchand Wade V. Johnson Olen M. Miller Safe Deposit Department Richard P. Christian Mr. Cope Mr. Feicht W. Paul Irwin Mr. Mann Herbert W. McKown Ralph K. Ramsayer M. D S. J. Rinehart

Burglars Loot Whipple Road and Route 30 Sites

Deputies report two burglaries with losses totaling 113.25 dollars in cash candy snacks and cigarettes. Cash stolen from Jess service station at Whipple road and 12th street after entry by breaking front door glass. Looted building also included a bowling alley and a restaurant on Route 30 near Minerva with missing candy bars soft drinks sundaes and cigarets.

Sheriff's Office Jess Whipple Rd 12Th St Richard W. Mount Robert Griffin Route 30 Minerva

Earth travels 19 miles per second around the sun

The article notes the Earth moves at about nineteen miles every second in its orbit around the sun, highlighting the speed of planetary motion and celestial mechanics.

Dalai Lama's Himalayan Flight From Lhasa Revealed

The Dalai Lama fled Chinese forces in Tibet after Met by his advisers in a secret plan. The journey began December 17 and led to temporary exile at a southern village near Lhasa. Aide and two European technicians described a perilous mountain ride and the monarch’s departure amid a city under curfew and a Chinese radio warning. The boy king asked about New York and London as he rode toward uncertain exile.

Dalai Lama Tibet Lhasa Reds Yatung Potala Red Potala Palace New York London

Phe Day in Canton Common Pleas Cases

Several Canton area suits and notices listed include Elmer Ebner executor seeking to rescind agreements and a judgment for 4233.29 against the Ohio Department of Public Welfare. A personal injury claim of 15000 against Art Alper, and other cases for unemployment contributions, plus various local notices and ads for services and goods. Names include Ebner Sholl Grant Campion, Scharver Construction, Pickard, Smith, and Beresford with addresses across Canton Akron Massillon Carrollton and Louisville.

Common Pleas Elmer Ebner 8Th St NW Division of Aid For Ohio Department of Public Welfare Thomas Sholl Tyler Art Alper Court Howard T. Grant 4Th St NW John W. Campion Jr Louisville Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Carl A. Scharver Construction Co Dexter Rd Massillon

Petitioners addresses listed for multiple local residents

The document lists names with street addresses in various cities including St Francis Hotel and Fulton Road Northwest for Harold L. Marland and Gertrude E. Marland, Robert A. Mann and Patricia Ruth Mann, Robert DeCato and Gloria DeCato, Gerald H. Kohl and Catherine Emma Kohl, Harry Shiltz and Evelyn R. Shiltz, Earl H. Milham and Rita Milham, William J. Stieb and Dorothy May Stieb, Joseph A. Rante and Nancy Elizabeth Rante, John Vrzak and Elsie Vrzak, and Eugene Kissenberger and Hilda Kissenberger, as they appear on a petition.

Harold L. Marland St. Francis Hotel Gertrude E. Marland Fulton Rd Robert A. Mann Saratoga Patricia Ruth Mann Mahoning Rd Robert DeCato 17Th St Gloria DeCato Gerald H. Kohl Main Ave Massillon Catherine Emma Kohl Genoa Harry Shiltz English Evelyn R. Shiltz Alliance Eugene Kissenberger 2Nd St NE Hilda Kissenberger Meyers Lake

Marriage License Applications Listed for Several Couples

A slate of Thursday marriage license applications includes Thomas O Ishmael 56 and Mildred M Kutcher 48 of SW locations, Clyde Schultz and Stella Brasill, Donald Benedick and Beulah Bale, Jerry Gleason and Alice Wiskofske, James Taylor and Mary Wittling, Donald Ruffier and Virginia Middleton, Urban Gilbert and Mabel Lozier, plus William Pettigrew Jr and Beverly Best of Louisville. Pettigrew Jr name misspelled in the report.

Thomas O. Ishmael Concord Ave Mildred M. Kutcher Clarendon Clyde Andrew Sharp North Canton Stella Elizabeth Brasill Ardmore Donald A. Benedick Beulah M. Bale Millview Jerry A. Gleason Massillon Alice M. Wiskofske Pearl Ave James Taylor Mary Alice Wittling Brewster Donald J. Ruffier Louisville Virginia Eileen Middleton N. Park Ave Alliance Urban J. Gilbert Mabel E. Lozier William H. Pettigrew Jr Beverly J. Best 15Th St NW Mr. Pettigrew

Local families announce births in January notices

Jan. 18 Mercy district lists include Mr and Mrs Robert Schmachtenberger RD 3 Minerva with a son. Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller 700 18th St NE welcome a son. Jan. 18 Aultman report shows Mr and Mrs Paul Brothers 310 Georgetoward NE a daughter. Mr and Mrs Constantine Menendez 1909 Hammond SW welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs W Howard Archer East Akron report a son.

Robert Pickard Delano Daniel Smith East Center Akron Mercy Robert Schmachtenberger Minerva Son Arthur Miller 18Th St Aultman Paul Brothers Georgetoward NE Constantine Menendez 1909 Hammond W. Howard Archer East Akron

Farmers Receive Ohio Conservation Awards

Two dairy farmers Lloyd Weatherby of Augusta and Donald Mora of Pomeroy were honored with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad state conservation awards in Columbus. They attended the annual meeting of the Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation District Supervisors yesterday.

Columbus Lloyd Weatherby Augusta Donald Mora Pomeroy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ohio Federation of Soil Conservation District Supervisors

Three Die As Air Collision In Alabama Test Flight

A B-25 bomber and an F-51 fighter collided during a Maxwell Field test flight near Prat tville Alabama killing three crewmen. The B-25 pilot Capt John W Fortner parachuted to safety with minor injuries. The F-51 pilot, based at Craig Field Selma, perished after the parachute opened. Dead B-25 crew were Second Lt Richard D Brewer and Sgt Charles A Wells. The fighter pilot’s name was to be released.

Prattville Ala John W. Fortner Maxwell Field Richard D. Brewer Warren, O Charles A. Wells Cleveland Craig Field Selma Montgomery Maxwell Air Force Base Maxwell Fortner

Theft Reported From Home and Car in Market Area

Reports to Police Adrian D Heater of 720 Market area reported theft of a 30 dollar table radio and an alarm clock from his room Friday. Theft of a compass and pair of gloves valued at 10 dollars from his car Friday in front of his home was reported by Milton Bennett of 1721 Bank of SW.

Adrian D. Heater Market Milton Bennett 1721 Bank of SW

Wooster Firm Charged With Labor Violation

Federal suits in Cleveland seek injunctions against two Ohio firms over alleged FLSA breaches. Wooster Republican Printing Co accused of underpaying 13 employees at WWST and failing to pay overtime. Modern Process Plating Co of Cleveland faces overtime and record keeping violations.

Cleveland INS Ohio A. A. Caghan Labor Department Wooster Republican Printing Co Wooster WWST Modern Process Plating Co

Apple Creek Director Transferred to Hawthorden Hospital

Dr. Robert H. Reddick, clinical health director at Apple Creek State Hospital, is transferred to Hawthorden State Hospital in Macedonia, effective Feb. 1, 1951, following friction with Dr. J. M. McGough. The move, announced by Welfare Director John H. Lamneck, includes paid leave until reporting.

Lamneck Wayne County Jac Critchfield Reddick Guy H. Williams Hawthorden State Hospital Macedonia Apple Creek State Hospital

Ohio Crime Committee Urged by Rep. McMahon

Cleveland scene reports state Representative Roy F. McMahon plans to organize an Ohio Crime Commission modeled after the Senate crime probing panel. After observing Kefauver hearings in Cleveland he says witnesses claimed immunity, and the committee would study needed laws to combat organized crime in Ohio.

Cleveland INS Roy F. McMahon Cuyahoga County Senate Ohio Crime Commission Senate Committee State Committee McMahon

Burke to join National Production Authority in January

Thomas H. Burke of Toledo, a Democrat defeated in the November congressional election, announces plans to begin work January 29 for the National Production Authority.

Washington Thomas H. Burke Toledo National Production Authority

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bliss Co Army Reserve Paris Maxine Powell Grand Central Station WAC Supreme Headquarters Europe Dwight D. Eisenhower O'Neill Pat On Jr University of Chicago Erle Cocke Jr Dawson, Ga American Legion Georgia John Forrest Floberg Calif John Rutherford Everett Hollins College Abe M. Zarem Pasadena Los Angeles Stanford Research Institute Robert S. McCollum Denver Colo Crusade For Freedom Donald Litton Navarre Rd William W. Pritz Prospect Rd William J. Shipe Vincent Giordano Rowland Ave Floyd A. Greenfield Cole Ave John W. Schleich Hillcrest Houston Kennedy 8Th St SE Dime Savings Dalai Stanley Beresford 3Rd St SE Carrollton M. Mullally Dial MacKenzie & Jones xTax Service Bureau W. Dial A.A.A Canton Auto Club Champion Shoe Repair Mapleave Ne-Ad Goodwill Mission & Industries Glick Furniture Tusc Village Inn Greentown Wooster Firm Rose Nite Club Malvern Lee Tressell Dwayne, Ernie Sammy, Lee Erved Floyd Hughes POST LA Pizzaria East Tusc Trump Road Herm’s Inn Market Ave Herman & Rose Diana Pete 15Th and Harrison Apple Creek Ohio Crime Committee Rep NPA Sammy Shore Chicago Comedian Sherry Earlo Palmer House Petit Singing Star George Popa Lixie AL Murray M.C Lois Hart Donna Costello Bill Cosner Tusca RT. 30 Lincoln Way State Highway Patrol EEA Saas William McKinley Lodge 4Th St. SE Duke Callasay Frank Corbi His Canton- Alliance Road Bill” Graham and His GICIE Trump Rd Television Liquor FrooDp
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