Traders Await New York Stock Quotations
The stock market showed resistance to war news as fresh bids faded and buyers moved to neutral territory awaiting Pacific outcomes. Major leaders drifted lower with scant comfort from big-name movers. a handful of stocks gained while several lagged. OPA ceiling orders on home radios and related gear framed near-term pricing as traders watched the Pacific crisis unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Eubank
Associated Press
New York
Malaya
Singapore
Wall Street
Far Pacific
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Pepsi-Cola
U. S. Gypsum
Cerro de Pasco
Dow Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Johns Manville
Goodyear
Dayton Rubber
Bell Telephone of Canada
Humble Oil
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Office of Price Administration
Produce Prices Rise Across Grains and Edibles In Market
Advances of five cents to three dollars appear in grain prices at local markets with timothy and clover up to eighteen dollars per ton and alfalfa at twenty dollars. Oats and rye gain five cents per bushel, linseed and cottonseed meal rise, meat scraps up twenty five cents per hundred pounds, and various produce items show mixed retail quotes from carrots to pineapples. Poultry, butter, and seed prices are also listed with multiple regional quotations for wholesale and retail buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Clover
Canton Pure Milk Co
Tub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Dumont Seed Co
Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
Steiner-Hitz
California
Florida
Common Pleas Court Dockets In Canton District
Multiple actions listed in Canton Massillon area court docket include Sophia Kundra vs Mike Maksimchuck for 5000 personal injuries and Dmitri Kundra vs Mike Macksimchuck for 3500 damages. Foreclosure by Home Savings & Loan against Albert Robart and others and restraining of assessments in a case involving J T Weybrecht's Sons Co. vs Fred G Pontius as treasurer. Several divorce petitions filed and a series of gross neglect cases among residents including the Spiegels, Lazaris, Sillers, Harrises, Dietz, and Loew families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Kundra
Massillon
Mike Maksimchuck
Dmitri Kundra
Mike Macksimchuck
Home Savings & Loan Co
Albert L. Robart
Pontius
J. T. Weybrecht’s Sons Co
Alliance
Fred G. Pontius
General Trucks, Inc
Ruby E. Schenk
Cleveland
Robert Hamilton
St NE
Essie Hamilton
Audry Spiegle
Dawson
Roy Spiegle
Margaret Lazaris
8Th St NE
Andrew Lazaris
Arthur E. Siller
Tuscara
Hortense Siller
Harley J. Harris
Minerva
Mavis M. Harris
Elsie M. Dietz
Tanner Ave
Finley L. Dietz
Canton
Pauline Loew
Columbus Ave
Harold Loew
Victim Claims 3500 Swindle At Canton Meet
Three smooth talking confidence men visited Canton on Friday and allegedly swindled George Simon by convincing him to withdraw 3500 from local banks. They lured him from public square to Hut restaurant where a bet occurred and a third man passed a bundle said to contain the money, but Simon found only napkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
George Simon
Market Ave S
Simon
Public Square
Market Area
New York curb list shows Merrill Lynch led holdings mix
A New York curb report lists positions furnished by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Beane alongside American Cyanamid American Gas and Elec Gulf Oil Niagara Hudson Power Seiberling Rubber St Regis Paper United Gas with stake percentages ranging from 1 to 36 percent highlighting sector diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
American Cyanamid
American Gas & Elec
Gulf Oil of Penn
Niagara Hudson Power
Seiberling Rubber
St. Regis Paper
United Gas
Government ledger shows current year deficits and debt
United Press reports government expenses through Jan 29 total 13 992 026 567 with war spending 10 163 121 566 and receipts 4 699 888 370. Net deficit stands at 9 219 386 447, cash balance 2 867 468 973, working balance 2 108 541 832, public debt 59 783 192 127 and gold reserve 22 745 155 325.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Two fined in Massillon reckless driving and yield case
Massillon court records show Wyndel W. Gray, 19, of 1000 Lanest Akron, fined 15 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. John A. Patterson, 21, of RD 1 Navarre, fined 10 dollars and costs for failing to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Wyndel W. Gray
Lanest
Akron
John A. Patterson
RD 1
Navarre
Prices from Cleveland market show firm butter and eggs
The IN S reports Cleveland prices for butter extras 41 and standards 38 1 2, eggs to shippers in 100 case lots at 34, 31, 32 1 2. Government graded eggs sell at 39, large white 36 1 2, medium whites 34 1 2. Poultry and Ohio produce prices follow, with hens, broilers, turkeys, capons and various vegetables listed. Market remains firm for butter and firm to weak for potatoes and other goods.
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Cleveland
U. S
U.S
Ohio
Idaho
New York
Maine
Burbanks
Bakers
Florida
Poultry and Butter Prices Reported Steady in Pittsburgh
Poultry markets in Pittsburgh on January 31 show steady ranges for heavy hens and turkeys with leghorns and rock springers also flat. Butter and eggs hold firm with various standard and score classifications noted alongside current receipts and nearby prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy International News Service
Pittsburgh
Butter and egg market report from Chicago
International News Service reports Chicago market figures for butter and eggs on January 31. Butter totals 8 021 tubs with varied grades and prices around 33 to 36 1-4 cents. Eggs total 1 935 cases with steady price ranges from 30 to 33 cents, current receipts 32 cents. Live poultry listed as closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Mine Fire Forces 200 Miners From Big Run Mine
A blaze at the Big Run mine of the Rail and River Coal Co nine miles south of Bellaire O today forced 200 miners to evacuate. The fire, believed to have started in a gas pocket, was not controlled for several hours as investigators begun probing the cause.
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International News Service
Bellaire, O
Big Run
Rail & River Coal Co
Bellaire
Livestock prices in Pittsburgh parcel by United Press
livestock prices listed for cattle hogs sheep and calves dated Jan 31 showing market steadiness across categories. Cattle ranges include steers and heifers with top values around 13 to 14 for good to choice, hogs at 11 to 12.65 per hundred weight in various weights, sheep with lambs 12.5 to 13, and calves 14.5 to 15.5 for good to choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Chicago Livestock Prices Fold Amid Steady Trade
Hog and cattle markets show steady demand with hogs trading top at 12.15 and bulk 11.75 to 12.10. cattle and calves steady with beef steers at 12 to 14 and yearlings 10 to 14.75. Sheep lean toward 12.50 for lambs as receipts run noted at 100 cattle and 1,700 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Wayne blood donors group leader named
Wilson Flattery of Wooster appointed chairman of the county committee on volunteer blood donations. A Cleveland Red Cross mobile unit will visit the county to obtain donations. Don Quinby appointed chairman of the disaster committee. A house to house canvas starts Monday to complete the Red Cross drive for $20,000 in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wool Quotations in Boston Market Report
The United States agriculture department said there was little domestic wool trading in Boston on Friday. Sales were mainly small lots of French combing lengths fine territory wools at 1.10 to 1.13 dollars per scoured pound, with steady demand for spot greasy Australian wools and scoured South American fine wools at firm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
United States Agriculture Department
South America
Clothing Stolen From School Dance in Massillon
Police report a top coat scarf and gloves owned by Don Engelhardt of 914 10th St NE were stolen from Washington High school Friday night during a dance in Massillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Don Engelhardt
10Th St
Washington High School
Jurors Pay Cut Hits Columbiana County Courts
Lisbon January 31 jurors in Columbiana County will receive $2 per day plus three cents a mile for travel to and from court instead of the usual $3 daily pay, reflecting strained county finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Columbiana County
Osnaburg Township Names New Singing Teacher
Osnaburg Township hires Ruth Bixel of Pandora as vocal instructor for two Osnaburg schools. She succeeds Myrtle Wildasin who resigned at semester end. Bixel has ten years in music, holds A B and B S from Bluffton College and studied at Ohio State University. Superintendent W. B. Goddard also notes Ned Wolforth will leave Feb. 9 to join Gene Tunney in the navy’s physical education department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bixel
Pandora
Osnaburg
W. B. Goddard
Myrtle Wildasinn
Miss Bixel
Bluffton College
Ohio State University
Goddard
Ned Wolforth
Gene Tunney
Navy
Grain quotations show grain prices slip on wartime stock transfers
Unsettled by a sharp break in cotton prices wheat and other grains opened lower. A Washington dispatch said the Commodity Credit Corp has been instructed to turn over stocks of wheat corn and cotton to army navy lend lease or relief authorities for war use. May wheat fell to about 1.30 and July 1.32 while corn declined to about 88 1 2 and 90 1 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Washington Dispatch
Commodity Credit Corp
Army
Navy
Grain closing prices in Toledo on Friday
Toledo grain prices reported for Friday show two red wheat at 127 1 2 to 128, yellow corn at 83 1 2 to 84, white oats at 63 to 63 1 2, and yellow soybeans at 191 1 2 to 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
D C Jacobs to Join Diebold Safe Staff
Donald C. Jacobs, long time The Repository associate, will join the Diebold Safe and Lock Co staff and start his new duties on Monday. He previously managed the Better Business Bureau for nine years and later spent five years with Ohio Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Jacobs
Diebold Safe & Lock Co
Mr. Jacobs
Better Business Bureau
Ohio Power Co
Wooster Draft Board Sets Registration Venues
Wooster draft board has chosen five registration sites for February 14 15 and 16 for men aged 20 to 44 not yet registered. Locations include Wooster City Hall Wooster draft board offices Matteson store Creston and the town halls at West Salem and Shreve.
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Wooster
Wooster Draft Board
Wooster City
Matteson
Creston
West Salem
Shreve
Twelve Drivers Assessed at Friday Traffic Hearings
Judge Gordon J. Burris disposed of twelve traffic cases with light penalties. Norman Yeater received 25 dollars and costs for intoxication after an accident. Oswald Creak paid 20 dollars and costs for reckless driving. Others including John Lantz, Howard Kreakie, Ernest Spears, Martha Coryell, Gurney Chambers, Helen Bollinger, Paul Howiler, Jack Cowie Jr., Angelo Tomas, and Lois Howse were fined between five and fifteen dollars for various offenses such as reckless driving and disregarding signals or stop signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon J. Burris
Norman Yeater
Allen
Ave Seext
Oswald W. Creak
Cleveland
John C. Lantz
RD 2
Fulton Rd
Howard L. Kreakie
Akron
Ernest Spears
Martha J. Coryell
Frazer Ave
Gurney Chambers
Alden Ave
Helen I. Bollinger
RD 4
Paul V. Howiler
RD 1
Hills & Dales
Jack R. Cowie Jr
Raynolds
Angelo Tomas
Cleveland Ave
Lois E. Howse
Court Ave NW
Rally in Canton Plans Religious Work for Children
Nearly 500 attendees from Canton and Stark County joined Friday sessions at Trinity Reformed Church to discuss religious training for children. Miss Pearl Rosser urged teaching through parents, promoting a cooperative interdenominational effort to extend religious education beyond the home and avoid isolation.
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Canton
Stark County
Trinty
God
J. E. Shorb
Herbert Obermiller
J. H. Satterfield
L. H. Ream
Rev. Satterfield
John Young
Miss Rosser
Shorb
Four farm institutes scheduled in Wayne county
Four farmers institutes will be held in Wayne county next week with Marshallville hosting Monday and Tuesday Congress on Wednesday and Thursday Mt Eaton on Friday and Saturday and Blackeyville on Friday and Saturday Blacheyville will feature an all local program State speakers include Mrs George Peters of Oak Harbor and Don C Ward of Union City Indiana
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Wooster
Farmers Institutes
Wayne County
Marshallville
Congress
Mt. Eaton
Blackleyville
Blacheyville
George Peters
Oak Harbor
Don C. Ward
Union City
Ind
Xenia Youths Cited in Scrap Drive for War Effort
James C. Waxley, 14, dubbed admiral of the U S Naval club at Xenia, and his 19 playmates were commended by Navy Secretary Knox for a scrap collection program to fund defense stamps and Red Cross gifts. Knox urged them to train as navy mechanics and radio operators for future wartime service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan
James C. Waxley
U. S. Naval Club
Xenia
Navy
Knox
Massillon Youth Bound Over After Plea in Breakin Case
Massillon on January 31 George Bonta age 20 of 709 Ernest Street pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in municipal court and was bound over to the grand jury under a 1500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
George Bonta
Ernest S
Will Be Happy Ere You Die If Our Chicken You Try
Advertisement notes chicken served basket style at Linway Canton Mass Road Reedurban location. Event highlights quick service and casual dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linway
Canton-Mass. Rd
Reedurban
Adv
Marriage License Applications Listed For Several Couples
A series of marriage license applications appears with names and ages including Earl Laughlin 21 of Arlington Ave SW and Phyllis Phister 17 of 1009 12th St NW. Verne Armstrong 46 of 518 Piedmont Ave SE and Edna McPheter 46 of 1410 Navarre Rd SW. Armand Cavelli 24 of 720 Madison Ave SE and Margaret Ross 17 of 738 Robin Ct SE. Lawrence Cohen 26 of Akron and Geneva Holsten 23 of Alliance. Dwight Fox 20 of Navarre and Marjorie Roderick 18 of Navarre. James Happoldt 20 of RD 3 Massillon and Pearl Charlton 21 of Massillon. Cletus Moledor 29 of North Canton and Dorothy Hardman 27 of 943 Shorthave NW. Charles Henderson 18 of Brooklyn and Edna Brunt 19 of Massillon.
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Earl Laughlin
Arlington Ave
Phyllis Phister
12Th St
Verne L. Armstrong
Piedmont Ave
Edna McPheter
Navarre Rd
Armand Cavelli
Madison Ave
Margaret Ross
Robin Ct
Lawrence Cohen
Akron
Geneva Holsten
Alliance
Dwight V. Fox
Navarre
Marjorie G.roderick
James Happoldt
Massillon
Pearl Charlton
Cletus J. Moledor
North Canton
Dorothy Hardman
Shorthave
Charles E. Henderson
Brooklyn
Edna Brunt
Drive A Car With Good Tires
Used cars offered by Ewing Chevrolet at 929 Cleveland Ave. A good selection of desirable pre owned vehicles advertised to attract buyers and emphasize tire quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Chevrolet
Cleveland N
Marriage Licenses Granted In City County Records
The list includes Charles E. Henderson and Edna Brunt, Lawrence Cohen and Geneva Holsten, Luther C. Fry and Martha A. Streebey, George L. Harber and Betty King, Jean L. Balmat and Elizabeth M. Kump, Andrew J. Remesik and Merlene McDavitt, Charles E. Wilson and Mable Hathaway, Donald C. Mayer and Susanna Pelger, Robert W. McDonald and Frieda L. Bishop, Thomas R. Mason and Thelma McCahill, Wilson Young and Marie Rogers, Dante A. Aquillo and Belva Nan Drake, Thomas A. Slusser and Helen J. Grim, Carl H. Rohr and Arlene Saylor, Norman F. Young and Betty A. Hoover, Walter D. Young and Beulah Young, Harlen V. Swallen and Twila Mong, Richard S. Swanson and Zola Flagmeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Henderson
Edna Brunt
Lawrence Cohen
Geneva Holsten
Luther C. Fry
Martha A. Streebey
George L. Harber
Betty King
Jean L. Balmat
Elizabeth M. Kump
Andrew J. Remesik
Merlene McDavitt
Charles E. Wilson
Mable Shirley Hathaway
Donald C. Mayer
Susanna Pelger
Robert W. McDonald
Frieda L. Bishop
Thomas R. Mason
Thelma McCahill
Wilson Young
Marie Rog
Dante A. Aquillo
Belva Nan Drake
Thomas A. Slusser
Helen J. Grim
Carl H. Rohr
Arlene M. Saylor
Norman F. Young
Betty A. Hoover
Walter D. Young
Beulah Young
Harlen V. Swallen
Twila M. Mong
Richard S. Swanson
Zola Flagmeier
Bound Over To Grand Jury In Auto Without Owner Consent
Robert C. Albers of 1009 Clifton Ave SW was bound over to the grand jury by Judge Gordon J. Burris on a charge of operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. The notice promotes a local sale by Dine DeWees Co. at 511 12th St NE offering special prices on appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dine DeWees Co
12Th St
Grand Jury
Robert C. Albers
Clinton Ave
Gordon J. Burris
Exchange Club Film Demonstrates Selling Principles
Fred Benskin of the Coca Cola Bottling Co presented a sound film on selling to the Exchange club Friday noon at the Courtland hotel. Edward F. Weckel served as program chairman.
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Exchange Club
Fred Benskin
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Courtland Hotel
Edward F. Weckel
Furniture Bargains For Cash at Glick's
Glick's at 1320 West Tuscarawas Street offers cash-only discounts on a wide range of home furniture with open eyes on price cuts and immediate availability for shoppers seeking quick bargains.
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rGlick’s
Tusc
Adv
Miss Marian Roush Recovering After Thursday Operation
Miss Marian Roush of 1517 Irwin NE is recovering at Mercy Hospital after an operation performed Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Roush
Irwin , NE
Mercy Hospital
Richard Construction Co offers new siding shingle demonstration
Richard Construction Co presents a siding shingle product demo. Call 30023 to arrange a demonstration and see how the new siding shingles may improve exterior upgrades for homes and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Construction Co
Call
Golden Lodge Calendar Schedule of SWOC meetings
Golden lodge meetings at 1234 Harrison include Sunday 10 am executive board and department 64, Monday 7 30 pm Boy Scout troop, and Wednesday 7 30 pm regular meeting.
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Golden Lodge
SWOC
Harrison
It Wasn't Your Home that was Bombed It Might Have Been
The message urges readers to channel anger into work by producing Timken Bearings, claiming the home and family could have been harmed and calling for action to end the terror through increased production. It emphasizes gratitude by labor and urges sustained effort.
J & J Motors Ad and Rink Burglary Report
A burglary at 629 Mahoning rd Thursday night saw burglars enter through a window of the roller skating rink and steal an electric motor and parts from an amplifying system. T. S. Culp of 3309 6th st SW reported the incident to police. A separate ad promotes late model cars from J and J Motors at 12th and Cherry NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Culp
6Th St
Mahoning Rd
Car Fire Ignites From Backfiring Carburetor
Firefighters were called to 3rd Street and Correll Avenue NE at 2:21 a m today to a car fire caused by a backfiring carburetor. The vehicle driven by G L Lautzenheiser of 719 3rd Street NE had grease on the motor ignite. The flames were quenched on arrival with only minor damage to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3Rd St
Correll Ave
G. L. Lautzenheiser
Cleveland man pleads innocent in Canton grand jury case
Joseph Galligher, 36, of Cleveland, returned to Canton Friday on a warrant charging grand larceny. He pleaded innocent in municipal court, waived preliminary hearing, and was bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Galligher
Cleveland
Canton
Juvenile Court Hears Two Vady Cases
Two youths aged nine and ten faced juvenile court on Friday after school officials filed complaints. Patrolmen J A Pucci and Carl Carnes led the cases as investigators and observers in the proceedings.
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J. A. Pucci
Carl Carnes
Burglary Reported At Northwest Residence
Mrs. Hazel Hyser of 1604 19th street NW reported burglars climbed a ladder to the second floor porch door and ransacked the home Friday, taking 18 dollars and 64 cents in cash before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hyser
19Th St NW
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Paul Engelman report a son born January 28 at Aultman. Mr and Mrs Arthur Rust of 3310 Tuscarawas St E announce a son born January 29 at Aultman. Mr and Mrs Robert G Caughey of 1618 Harrisburg Rd NE announce a son born January 29 at Aultman. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wayne Purney of 712 6th St SW announce a son born January 29 at Aultman. Mr and Mrs George McCarthy of 3017 16th St SW announce a daughter born January 30 at Aultman. Mr and Mrs Arnold E Mathie of 932 Greenfield Ave SW report a son born January 30 at Aultman. Mr and Mrs Edgar Eugene Adler of 1945 8th St SE report a daughter born January 30 at Aultman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Engelman
4Th St
Aultman
Arthur Rust
Tuscarawas St E
Robert G. Caughey
Harrisburg Rd
Ralph Wayne Purney
6Th St SW
George McCarthy
16Th St SW
Arnold E. Mathie
Greenfield
Edgar Eugene Adler
8Th St SE
Fire in Truck Extinguished by Central Station Unit
An emergency truck from Central station was dispatched to 4th 1st and Cleveland Ave SW Friday at 6 24 p.m. A short circuit ignited grease on a truck motor and flames burned insulation off wiring under the hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
4Th 1St
Cleveland Ave
Traffic Bureau Summonses For Disregard Of Signs And Signals
Six individuals charged with disregarding stop signs including Edwin H. Rinard 1370 Garfield Ave SW Ronald R. Miller RD 3 George Toward Frank L. Heim RD 4 William J. Withlin 415 Kennett NW and James J. French 1950 Market Ave N. Robert Gaines 933 Linwood Ave SW summoned for disregarding a traffic signal.
Firemen Respond To Market Fire Alarm
Central station pumper and assistant fire chief rushed to Wagner Market at 310 Tuscarawas st E Friday at 10 25 p m when the motor on a refrigerator burned out and filled the building with smoke. No fire was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Wagner Market
Tuscarawas St
Budd gets term fine in Wayne death case
Harvey Budd, 35, of West Lebanon, was found guilty by a common pleas court jury of assault and battery and sentenced to six months in the county jail and fined 200. Judge Mougey suspended half the jail term and half the fine, placing Budd on probation for a year. He had been tied to the death of Harvey Woods after an Oct 12 altercation. Budd claimed self defense.
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Wooster
Harvey Budd
West Lebanon
common_pleas court
Walter J. Mougey
Budd
Harvey Woods
Three New Firemen Named at Alliance
Alliance mayor Floyd Sean Friday appointed Chester C. Davidson Traverse Tullys and Harold Garman as third grade firemen from civil service eligibility lists to fill positions created by the city council Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repository Bureau Alliance
Floyd Sean Friday
Chester C. Davidson
Traverse Tullys
Harold Garman
Civil Service Eligibility Lst
Vespers Series By Mothersingers Opens Sunday
The 40 member Mothersingers choir of Canton, formed eight years ago, directed by Arthur E. Woolliscroft, with Mrs. Woolliscroft and Mrs. Huebner as accompanists, will present the first vesper concert at First Evangelical Church Canton at 4 p m Sunday. The program features Bach, Dickson, Bach-Lavas, Ippolitos-Ivanos, Gaines, Forsyth-Dews, and others. Readings by Jerry Pollock and music by the Gilmore String Quartet accompany offerings. Future concerts are planned Feb 8 Mar 1 and Mar 8 at local churches along with a February 22 appearance at Trinity Reformed Church. Members include numerous Canton area women from local Parent-Teacher associations.
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First Evangelical Church
Canton
Mothersingers
Canton Council of Parents and Teachers
Arthur E. Woolliscroft
Woolliscroft
Wolfgang Huebner
Bach
Dickson
Bach-Lavas
Ippolitos-Ivanos
Frank Gaines
Forsyth-Dews
Nageli Dickinson
H. L. Zachman
Jerry Pollock
Gilmore String Quartet
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
Calvary Presbyterian Church
First United Brethren Church
Canton Council
Trinity Reformed Church
Charles Baughman
Roland Bonsky
H. A. Clapper
S. H. Stock
A. E. Watkins
Amelia Kragalott
William
Julia Walters
Charles Crowthers
W. P. VanHorn
J. R. Sullivan
Alliance Home Looted Reported in Jan 31 Blast
L M Nuiman of 1145 Avalon Street reported a Friday burglary at his Alliance home. About $60 in currency vanished after entry was gained via a key hanging on a back porch nail, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
L. M
Nuiman
Avalonst
Massillon Fire Crews Extinguish Christmas Trees Blaze
Firemen rushed to 1107 Ernest S Friday's rear at 3 24 p m to extinguish burning Christmas trees. The blaze was controlled with the booster pump and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Ernest S
Wanted 23 Cars This Repository Want Ad Produced Results
A historical want ad notes a request for 23 cars sourced by a repository. The listing highlights procurement needs and the expectation of produced results, indicating a catalog or inventory effort tied to a specific timeframe and intended buyers or partners.
Car for Sale Ad Teaser Prompted by Tomorrow’s Paper
If you have a car to sell and you wish to reach these other prospects, Dial 5101, ask for a Want Ad Taker, have her insert an inexpensive ad now in time for tomorrow's paper. Reach these buyers right away, while they still are interested.
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J & J Motors
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