Infant Metzger Graveside Service Held at Sacred Heart
An infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Metzger of RD 3 Louisville died this morning in Alliance City Hospital. A graveside service was held this afternoon at 2 at Sacred Heart of Mary Cemetery Harrisburg. Body at Paquellet funeral home Louisville. Survived by grandparents Oscar Metzger RD 3 Louisville and Jacob Kocher of Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S
Sacred Heart of Mary
Harrisburg
Robert Metzger
RD 3
Louisville
Alliance City Hospital
Paquelet Funeral Home
Oscar Metzger
Jacob Kocher
Alliance
Death of Mrs Anna M Daily in Canal Fulton
Anna M Daily 86 died Monday night at her Manchester home after two years of illness. Widow of Frank Daily she was a Stark County native who spent her life around Manchester and belonged to Manchester Reformed Church. Survived by daughters Cora Lawrence North Lawrence and Celesta Yeager Clinton. seven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Services Thursday at 3 p.m. from Manchester Church with Rev Herbert Wolfe. burial in Manchester Cemetery. Friends may call Swigart funeral home Canal Fulton Tuesday 7–9 and Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. and at church after 1 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Fulton
Anna M. Daily
Manchester
Frank Daily
Stark County
Manchester Reformed Church
Cora Lawrence
North Lawrence
Celesta Yeager
Clinton
E.D.T
Herbert Wolfe
Swigart
Tilton Rites Set for Canton Resident at Canal Fulton
Joseph M Tilton 75 of RD 1 Canton died this morning at Aultman Hospital after a short illness Born in Canal Fulton he lived 37 years in Jackson Township He served 20 years as a county trustee and was a member of Elliott Lodge F and A M and a 32nd degree Mason Surviving are his widow four sons two daughters a stepson and seven grandchildren Services Thursday at 1 p m at Swigart funeral home Canal Fulton Rev Willard Grant officiating Burial in Union Cemetery Friends may call tonight 7 9 and Wednesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Tilton
RD 1
Canton
Aultman Hospital
Canal Fulton
Jackson Township
Elliott Lodge
Estella Tilton
John
Ashland
Robert
Oscar
New Castle
Joseph Jr
Auckland
New Zealand
William Muir
Cuyahoga Falls
Eva Maude Tilton
Dale Stewart
Fligo Pa
Swigart Funeral Home
Willard Grant
Union Cemetery
Carrollton Obituary for John D. Garen of Palermo
John D. Garen 53 of Palermo died Monday after a year of illness. Native of Canton he lived 18 years in Carroll County and was a Palermo Methodist Church member. He leaves Annie E. Garen three sons John David and Glen, a daughter Belinda Arnett, two brothers Ira and Alfred, three sisters Winnie Lookabaugh Byrdie Bennett Ester Rogers and two grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 p.m. EST at McCreery Kreighbaum funeral home Canton with Rev Paul Sorensen officiating burial in East Sparta Cemetery. Friends may call at Allman funeral home Carrollton after 4 p.m. today and at McCreery Kreighbaum after 2 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
John D. Garen
Palermo
Canton
Carroll County
Annie E. Garen
John
David
Glen
Isabel Arnett
Ira
Alfred
Inglewood
Calif
Winnie Lookabaugh
Leesville
Byrdie Bennett
Ester Rogers
McCreery- Kreigh
Eiffel Tower in Paris Uses 7000 Tons of Iron
The Eiffel Tower in Paris is constructed from about 7000 tons of iron. The landmark stands as a symbol of engineering prowess and industrial design from the late 19th century.
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Paris
Donald Horton Taken by Death
Donald A. Horton of 2225 10th st NW died Monday afternoon at Aultman Hospital after a heart ailment. A 51 year old Canton native, he spent 33 years with Sweaney's Bakery Inc. and served on the Ohio Bakers Association board. He was a member of First Reformed Church, Moose Lodge, United Commercial Travelers, Canton Wholesale Association, and McKinley High School’s first graduating class in 1918. Survivors include his widow Nell M. Horton, daughter Mrs. Jack Briggs, and his mother Mrs. Della Martin. Burial is in Northlawn Cemetery with services Thursday at 3 p.m. at Arnold funeral home. viewing after 7 tonight and after 2 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Horton
10Th St
Sweaney’s Bakery, Inc
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Horton
Ohio Bakers Association
Canton Wholesale Association
First Reformed Church
the Moose Lodge
United Commercial Travelers
McKinley High School
Nell M. Horton
Jack E. Briggs
Della Martin
Arnold Funeral Home
L. S. Hegnauer
Northlawn
Miss Della Landers Dies in Wooster Nursing Home
Miss Della Landers of E Bowman street Wooster died Monday night after a brief illness. Born in Gallipolis she lived most of her life in Wooster. She served 21 years as Wayne County Common Pleas Court reporter and was a clerk in the county health office. She was secretary to John McSweeney and belonged to St Marys Church Rosary and Altar Society. A high Requiem Mass was set for Thursday at 9 30 a m at St Marys Church. Burial in St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call Pim funeral home Wednesday afternoon and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Weigand
Thomas Koegel
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Pim
Dellroy Woman Georgia Kean Kept in Dade City Dies
Mrs Georgia Kean 42 a former Dellroy resident died Monday at her Dade City Florida home after a yearlong illness Surviving are husband Robert a son Robert Jr her father John Brown and stepmother Mary Brown both of Carrollton Services will be Friday at 2 p m at Mount Pleasant Church with Rev H H Hoover and Rev Albert O Kean officiating Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery Friends may call at the Dal funeral home in Dellroy from 7 to 10 p m Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellroy
Georgia Kean
Dade City
Fla
Robert
Robert Jr
John Brown
Mary Brown
Carrollton
E.D.T
Mount Pleasant Church
H. H. Hoover
Albert O. Kean
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Deltroy
Services for Mrs Goldie Owens Held in New Philadelphia
Mrs Goldie Owens 63 of RD 4 New Philadelphia died Sunday after a four month illness. Services are Wednesday at 2 p m in the residence with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. She was a Methodist Church and Royal Neighbors member. Surviving are daughter Mrs Clarence Nussdorfer and son Harry Owens of New Philadelphia, brother Homer Bower of Uhrichsville, and one grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Goldie Owens
RD 4
E.S.T
Evergreen Cemetery
Owens
Methodist Church and
Royal Neighbors Club
Clarence Nussdorfer
Harry Owens
Homer Bower
Uhrichsville
Magnolia obituary for Morgan F. Fobes at 67
Morgan F. Fobes, 67, a shovel operator for the T. and M. Coal Co., died Monday noon at his Magnolia home after several days illness. He came to Magnolia 11 years ago from New Castle, Pa. He is survived by Robe Fobes, three daughters Rose Booker Helen Keller of New Castle and Anna Renaldi of Youngstown, three stepdaughters Wayne Crouch of Canton, George Henry and Charles Seizer of New Castle, two sons Martin and Harvey Fobes of New Castle, and four brothers George Joseph Plumber Fobes of New Castle and Clyde Fobes of New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Morgan F. Fobes
T. & M. Coal Co
New Castle
Robe Fobes
Rose Booker
Helen Keller
Anna Renaldi
Youngstown
Wayne Crouch
Canton
George Henry
Charles Seizer
Martin
Harvey Fobes
George
Joseph
Plumber Fobes
Clyde Fobes
Three Sisters Attend Funeral Services in New Castle Pa
West Middlesex residents Mrs. Harry McCurdy Mrs. Ruth Ricker and Mrs. Hazel Phillips of New Castle are identified as sisters. The body rests at McCreery Kreighbaum funeral home Magnolia with viewing after 7 tonight. Thursday services at 2 p.m. in Leyde funeral home New Castle. Burial in King's Chapel Cemetery New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Middlesex
Harry McCurdy
Ruth Ricker
Hazel Phillips
New Castle
McCreery- Kreighbaum
Magnolia
Leyde
King’s Chapel
Service Schedule for Several Local Obsequies
A list of funeral services scheduled for Wednesday includes Miss Elizabeth Bauhof at Arnold parlors with burial at Westlawn Cemetery, Mrs. Louis A. Hesse at Welch parlors and burial Forest Hill Cemetery, Mrs. Ida Hoff at Schneeberger parlors and Westlawn Cemetery, William F. Stricker at Spiker parlors and Northlawn Cemetery, and Mrs. Edward Shriver at Arnold parlors and St. Jacob's Cemetery, all in Eastern Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bauhof
E.S.T
Arnold Parlors
Westlawn Cemetery
Louis A. Hesse
Welch
Burial Forest Hill Cemetery
Ida Hoff
Schneeberger
William F. Stricker
Spiker
Northlawn Cemetery
Edward Shriver
Arnold
St. Jacob’s Cemetery
Massillon Samaritan Dies After Attempted Intervention
Charles E. Cummings, 67, of Massillon, collapsed from a heart attack minutes after trying to stop an altercation in front of his home. He was born in New York and long resident of Massillon. Survived by Martha Cummings, two sons William and James, sister Louise Main, brother Louis Cummings, and two grandchildren. Services Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Arnold Lynch funeral home with Rev. Osborne Keeler officiating. Visitation tonight 7–9 and Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Charles E. Cummings
1St St SE
E. C
Reno
New York
Cummings
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Martha Cummings
William
James Cummings
Louise Main
Glendale
Louis Cummings
Collins, N. Y
Arnold- Lynch
Osborne Keeler
Light switch color changes tied to fish eye shading
Experiments show color changing fish rely on sight to shift hues. When the upper portion of the fish eye was shaded, they assumed a darker shade, while they turned lighter when the lower part of the eye was darkened.
Daily Pattern 4607 by Anne Adams for versatile dress
Indispensable pattern 4607 offers a back bodice and sleeves cut in one for a gay market dress or smart bridge frock depending on fabric. Sizes 12 to 20 shown. size 16 uses 43 a yard 35 inch with a ½ yard contrast. Send 30 cents to Anne Adams at The Canton Repository pattern department in New York with name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Canton Repository
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Mrs Withrow, 58, Former Canton Resident, Dies
Mrs Margaret Withrow, 58, of Waynesboro Virginia formerly of Canton, died unexpectedly Monday at home from a cerebral hemorrhage. She lived in Canton 15 years then moved to Virginia 10 years ago. She is survived by husband Paul Withrow three sisters two brothers all of Girard and her mother Mrs Robert Ulrich of Girard. Services and burial are planned for Thursday afternoon in Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Withrow
Waynesboro
Canton
Virginia
Withrow
Paul Withrow
Girard
Robert Ulrich
Russell Holsinger Dies by Suicide in Canton Home
Russell M. Holsinger 37 was found dead by his wife at 720 Delaneave SW Canton after hanging himself with a belt. Coroner ruled death by strangulation. He lived in Canton most of his life, worked as a Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, and was a member of First Methodist Church and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Funeral arrangements set with Rev. R. G. Hohn at Spiker funeral home Thursday at 1:30 p.m. E.S.T. Burial in North Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Holsinger
Delaneave
Marjorie
Monaca
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
First Methodist Church
Brotherhood of Railroad
Marjorie Davis
John Holsinger
Warren Holsinger
Warren
Elizbeth Holsinger
Conway
R. G. Hohn
Spiker
Northlawn
Mrs. Blanthe Whitmer Feaster, Canton Native, Dies
Canton and Stark County relatives travel to Cambridge for funeral rites of Mrs. Blanthe Whitmer Feaster age 69 who died Sunday night in Zanesville Hospital. Survivors include husband Charles W. Feaster two daughters Mrs. Paul Schick and Mrs. Leo Burris a son Corp Charles W. Feaster Jr a sister two brothers and four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Center Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Body at Corwin funeral home Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Cambridge
Blanthe Whitmer Feaster
Stark County
Zanesville Hospital
Feaster
Charles W. Feaster
Paul Schick
Cleveland
Leo Burris
Corp
Charles W. Feaster Jr
Ft. Eustis
Esta Lichtenwalter
North Industry
Ida Steinmetz
Howenstine
Nelson E. Whitmer
John D. Whitmer
E.S.T
Baptist Church
Needlecraft pattern for home sewing needs and baby bib
The Canton Repository offers Pattern 728 with four duck designs for scarves curtains lunch-sets aprons or skirts and a framed Home-Sweet-Home sampler. Send 20 cents plus your name address and zone to The Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Riverview Church Attends First Service in New Building
Members of Riverview Methodist Church in Jacksonville gathered for a service in their new building before the roof was completed, underscoring faith in Florida as the Sunshine State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Riverview Methodist Church
Florida
Widows Reported Across All States in Union
Black widow spiders have been found in all 48 states, indicating a widespread presence across the United States. Authorities advise caution and note that sightings should be reported to local pest control or public health offices.
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The
Union
Orrville Auto Victim's Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Nellie Swanger 80 of Apple Creek killed in a Sunday traffic crash in Orrville will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Frey Gresser funeral home with burial in Apple Creek Cemetery. Swanger was a passenger in Burgess Wilson’s car. police said Wilson crossed Main Street into the Miller car. No charges were filed as investigators continued. Other occupants were treated for injuries. both cars were demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrville
Nellie Swanger
Apple Creek
E.S.T
Frey & Gresser
Apple Creek Cemetery
Donald Miller
Cleveland Ave
Canton
Mainst
Swanger
Wilson
Wooster Community Hospital
Alta Seeley
Wilson Auto
Mrs Minnie Paar 87 Dies in Scranton Pa
Mrs Minnie Bew erlee Paar widow of Charles Paar dies at 87 in Scranton Pa after a Canton birth. She leaves numerous Canton nieces and nephews. Her husband was brother to Henry Louis and Emma Graf. Services in Scranton Wednesday then body brought to Canton for burial Thursday in the Paar vault at Arnold funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bewerlee Paar
Canton
Scranton
Paar
Charles Paar
Henry and
Louis Paar
Emma Paar Graf
Arnold Funeral Home
Tension Effects on the Body and Health Remedies
In August Reader's Digest Dr. Richard Hoffman explains how tension from interruptions and rushing triggers its own symptoms and may predispose to real diseases. The article shows how phone clock and calendar demands alter body function and offers steps to lessen this tyranny for better health.
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Reader’s Digest
Richard Hoffman
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St. WW
Boas
Massillon Samaritan
Russell Holsinger
Charles Feaster
Cury
Mercury
Ed Sullivan
WEWS
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Morris Lincoln-Mercury, Inc
Canton, Ohio
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Scranton, Pa
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