Deaths and Funerals Henry Monter of Stark County dies at 68
Henry Monter a longtime Stark County resident dies this morning at his home 926 East Broad Street Louisville after an extended illness. A lumber cutter by trade later owner of Louisville Feed Milling and Coal Co. He was 68 and survived by his widow Elora Monter, three brothers Louis August Frank and three sisters Rose Marlina Janet. The body is at Paquelet funeral home in Louisville.
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Henry Monter
Stark County
E. Broadst
Louisville
Harrisburg
Louisville Feed- Milling & Coal Co
St. Louis Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Elora Monter
Louis
Cleveland
August
Frank Monter
Rose Monter
California
Marlina Cocklin
Janet Lair
Paquelet Funeral Home
Death of Mrs. Donovan McDavitte in Massillon
Widow of Harry McDavitte dies in Massillon after long illness dating to 1937. Survived by brother Thomas Donnahue of Canton and four sisters Lillian Steiner Ft. Dodge Iowa Madge Page Waterloo Iowa Amanda O Grady Colorado Agnes Schoner Minneapolis. Body located at Whitticar funeral home.
Rites for Mrs. Sarah Simodi Scheduled in Canton
Services for Mrs. Sarah Simodi a former Canton resident will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Spiker funeral home with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday. She died Saturday night at Monterey Park California aged 74. The body accompanied by Mr and Mrs Sam Tanase formerly of Canton will arrive tonight.
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Sarah Simodi
Canton
Spiker
Forest Hill Cemetery
Sam Tanase
Maryland Rites Held For George C. Ross, 58
Funeral services were held in Barton for George C. Ross of 1225 Bedford Ave SW who died Friday in Crile Veterans Hospital Cleveland of cancer. A Barton native, he lived here 28 years and worked in roofing with Charles Little of Canton. He was a Barton church member. two brothers and three sisters survive.
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Methodist Church
Barton
George C. Ross
Bedford Ave
Ross
Crile Veterans Hospital
Cleveland
Charles Little
Canton
Figley 67 Auto Dealer Expires Sudden Heart Attack
Edwin F. Figley retired auto dealer died unexpectedly at his Canton home shortly before noon from a heart attack. A lifelong resident born in Canton, he operated the E F Figley Motor Co and later retired in 1941. Survived by widow Ruth, two daughters, two sons and siblings. Services set for Saturday at Arnold funeral home with Rev. Dennis W Foreman officiating.
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Edwin F. Figley
Frazer Ave
Canton
Figley
Hudson Automobile
E. F. Figley Motor Co
McKinley Lodge
Knights Templar
Congress Lake
Arnold Funeral Home
Dennis W. Foreman
Dr Charles S Ingham Dies in Connecticut
Dr Charles Samuel Ingham 82 retired principal of Dummer Academy South Byfield Mass died in New Haven Connecticut He fathered novelist Katharine Brush grandfather of Thomas S Brush and survived by son Travis N Ingham Born Saybrook Conn January 11 1867 Yale AB 1891 PhD 1896 married Clara Louise Northrop June 21 1898 He taught at Ossining NY Yale College and Sheffield School Washington DC School for Boys and Marston University School before becoming Dummer principal in 1907
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New Haven
Conn
Charles Samuel Ingham
Dummer Academy
South Byfield
Mass
Dr. Ingham
Katharine Brush
Thomas S. Brush
Travis N. Ingham
Saybrook
Yale
Clara Louise Northrop
Middletown
Ball Players Hurt in City League Baseball Incidents
Two ball players sustained injuries at Witter Field locations. Firpo Marks, 26, of 2124 Gonderave SE, suffered a leg laceration from a spike during play at Field No. 1 and was treated at Aultman Hospital. Harold B. Fisher, 26, of 1426 Perryrd SW, sustained an ankle injury sliding into base at Field No. 3 and was treated at the same hospital.
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Firpo Marks
Gonderave SE
Aultman Hospital
Witter Field No. 1
Harold B. Fisher
Perryrd
Witter Field No. 3
Theft at shoe repair shop on Cherry Ave SE reported
James Christoff reported a theft from his shoe repair shop at 916 Cherry avenue SE Tuesday police. The incident involved cash totaling six dollars and was reported from 1512 Stark Avenue SW.
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Cherry Ave
James Christoff
Stark Ave
Morrow Rites Set for Salineville Airman Killed Over Berlin
S/Sgt. James S. Morrow son of Mr and Mrs Sheldon Morrow of near Salineville was killed in action May 24 1944 over Berlin. Funeral services are planned Sunday at Kerr Funeral Home with Rev L P Reed officiating. Burial with military rites at Woodland Cemetery. He was 26, a B 17 gunner on his 15th mission, a Carrollton High School graduate, and a Church of Christ member. Survived by four sisters Verna Winifred Annabelle and Maxine, all of Ohio. Body arrives Friday morning at his parents home for visitation, then to Kerr Funeral Home Saturday morning.
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Salineville
James S. Morrow
Sheldon Morrow
Berlin
Kerr Funeral Home
L. P. Reed
Vv. F. W
Woodland Cemetery
Carrollton High School
Detroit
Mich
Church of Christ
Verna
Winifred Morrow
Annabelle Broadhead
Maxine Morrow
Cleveland
Mrs Josephine M Reichel Dies In Erie Pa Residence
Mrs Josephine M Reichel widow of Carl E Reichel and former Cantoh and Louisville resident died Tuesday night at her Erie home in her 80s She leaves a daughter Hazel D Shedd of Erie four sisters Katherine Mee Clara Gladieux Canton Rose Scheetz North Canton and Mary Pinkerton Girard two brothers Emil and Henry Gladieux Louisville two grandchildren and one great grandchild Services will be Friday afternoon at Nelson funeral home Erie with burial in Lakeside Cemetery.
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Josephine M. Reichel
Cantoh
Louisville
Carl E. Reichel
Erie
Hazel D. Shedd
Katherine Mee
Clara Gladieux
Canton
Rose Scheetz
North Canton
Mary Pinkerton
Girard, Pa
Emil
Henry Gladieux
Nelson Funeral Home
Lakeside Cemetery
Service Schedule Notices of Funeral Services
Mrs John Getz funeral Thursday 2 30 p m Arnold Lynch funeral home Massillon burial Brookfield Cemetery James F Kane Thursday 10 a m St Joseph s Catholic Church Holy Name Society services tonight at 7 30 in the home 2814 6th st NW Knights of Columbus at and Canton Eagles at 8 15 Mrs Charles Harding Thursday 3 p m Arnold parlors body placed in mausoleum Forest Hill Cemetery Mrs Michael Chok Thursday 1 p m Jacobs Walther parlors Burial Forest Hill Cemetery Nick Dragomir Friday 11 a m St George s Romanian Catholic Church Burial Westlawn Cemetery Brief service tonight 7 30 in Jacobs Waltner parlors
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John Getz
Arnold-Lynch Funeral Home
Massillon
Burial Brookfield Cemetery
James F. Kane
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
6Th St NW
Knights of Columbus At
Canton Eagles
Charles
Harding
Arnold
Forest Hill Cemetery
Michael Chok
Jacobs-Walther
Burial Forest Hill Cemetery
Nick Dragomir
St. George’s
Westlawn
Jacobs-Waltner
Obituary Notices From Nearby Deaths
Obituaries list Mrs. Charles Thomas 82 of Fresno RD 3 with 2 p m Thursday funeral at Lentz Baltic burial Halifax United Brethren. Clarence A. Nielson 58 Holmesville 2 p m Thursday Holmesville Federated Church burial Wooster Cemetery. Mrs J A Baker 68 S Monroest Millersburg 3 p m Thursday Elliott Myers funeral home burial Millersburg Cemetery. Clifford Glass 83 New Baltimore 1 p m Thursday New Baltimore Cemetery.
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Charles Thomas
RD 3
Fresno
Lentz Funeral Home
Baltic
Halifax
J. A. Baker
S. Monroest
Millersburg
Elliott- Myers Funeral Home
Millersburg Cemetery
Clifford Glass
New Baltimore
New Baltimore Cemetery
Trial of Echo Products Theft Suspects Opens
Three men charged with grand larceny in the theft of scrap metal and cast iron dies from Echo Products Co in Massillon went on trial in Common Pleas Court before a three judge panel. Defendants Clarence D Glover Willie Preston Morris and George Washington Mack are represented by Joseph L Hilton with County Prosecutor D Dean McLaughlin leading the case. the trial was expected to conclude late today.
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Echo Products Co
Massillon
Common Pleas Court
Paul G. Weber
Frank F. Cope
George N. Graham
Clarence D. Glover
Wells
Willie Preston Morris
Robin Ct
George Washington Mack
11Th St SE
Joseph L. Hilton
D. Dean McLaughlin
W. Bernard Rodgers
Shaidnagle Elected Ohio Funeral Directors Leader
J. A. Shaidnagle of Massillon, linked to Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger funeral parlors, is elected president of the Ohio Funeral Directors Association at its 69th annual convention in Cincinnati. Jerry G. Spears of Columbus is named first vice president and Wendell P. Grisier of Stryker is second vice president.
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J. A. Shaidnagle
Massillon
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger Funeral Parlors
Ohio Funeral Directors Association
Cincinnati
Jerry G. Spears
Columbus
Wendell P. Grisier
Stryker
Three Children Bitten by Dogs in Separate Incidents
Police reported Edna McLain two of 2249 Tenner Ave SW treated at Mercy Hospital for a leg laceration from a family dog on Tuesday. Norma Jean Cole eleven of 1416 Clarendon Ave SW treated at Aultman Hospital for a leg laceration from a dog at 15th Street and Bedford Ave SW. Linda K Hall of 960 Trump Rd NE treated at Mercy Hospital for a thigh wound sustained while playing with a neighbor's dog, per sheriff's office.
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Edna McLain
Tenner Ave
Mercy Hospital
Norma Jean Cole
Clarendon Ave
Aultman Hospital
15Th St
Bedford Ave
Linda K. Hall
Trump Rd
Sheriff's Office
Nominations Revision Fails In Ohio House Vote
In Columbus on June 15 a bill allowing preprimary party conventions to designate nominations died in the Ohio House elections committee. The measure failed to secure the nine votes needed for passage after a previously held open roll call left the tally at six for and seven against.
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Columbus
Elections Committee
Ohio House of Representatives
Stark Foremen Honor Key Men for Service
Fifty key men and officers of Stark County Foremen's Club attended the annual key men’s dinner meeting in the Elks Club at Alliance. The event honored service of key men in local plants. dues were collected and dinner tickets sold. Secretary-treasurer Henry S. Ernst reported nearly 1,000 members and an average turnout of 235 for eight meetings. Charles W. Peters of Minerva gave a humorous talk.
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Stark County
Elks Club
Alliance
Henry S. Ernst
Charles W. Peters
Minerva
Cattle Slaughter Spurs Vaccine Production in Mexico
The Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association reports that 5,000 cattle must be slaughtered to obtain 1,000,000 doses of foot and mouth disease vaccine being manufactured in Mexico.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
Mexico
Jobless Benefits Paid to 7 384 in County Last Week
Stark County residents collected 7 384 weekly benefits last week with 4 681 in Canton 1 203 in Massillon and 1 501 in Alliance. The week also saw 807 new claims with 467 in Canton 232 in Alliance and 108 in Massillon. All three offices reported gains from the prior week with waiting periods and Columbus approval required.
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Stark County
Ohio Bureau of
Columbus
Alliance
Canton
Massillon
B.U.C
Columbus B.U.C
North Industry Lions Plan Festival Saturday
The Lion's Club of North Industry will hold a festival at Canton South High School Saturday starting at 7 p.m. Alvin Miller serves as general chairman and the Canton South High School Band will provide the evening's music.
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North Industry Lions Plan Festival
The
Lion’s Club of North Industry
Canton South High School
Alvin Miller
Canton South High School Band
Robert Dix Confirmed As Kent State Trustee
The Senate confirmed Robert C. Dix of Ravenna as a Kent State University trustee with a term ending May 17, 1954. Gov. Frank J. Lausche appointed him. Also approved Allen J. Lowe of Cleveland as chairman of the Ohio Development and Publicity Commission through April 7, 1955.
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Robert Dix
Kent State
Columbus
Senate
Robert C. Dix
Ravenna
Kent State University
Frank J. Lausche
Allen J. Lowe
Cleveland
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
New Phila Traffic Death Suit Settled for 2750
In New Philadelphia Ohio on June 15 a wrongful death suit arising from a fatal yard accident filed against jewelry store operator Clyde Baker was settled in probate court for 2750. Settlement went to Thomas Moore of 706 Tuscarawas Ave NW, father of 5 year old Thomas Eugene Moore, the victim.
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New
Philadelphia
Thomas Moore
Tuscarawasave NW
Thomas Eugene Moore
Clyde Baker
Tuscarawas Ave
Two women face vice charges in city raid
Marie Chappell age 22 and Rose Smith age 27 were arrested by the police vice squad at 2:55 a.m. on charges of residing in a disorderly house at 404 5th Street SE. Linda Macks and Janie Woods age 29 were arrested at 309 4th Street SE on soliciting charges.
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5Th St SE
Marie Chappell
Rose Smith
4Th St SE
Linda,Macks
Janie Woods
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Harry McDavitte
Donovan McDavitte
Maryland
Cosmas
Navarre Rd
E.F. Figley
Charles S. Ingham
Connecticut
Eugene C
Dial
Stalin
U. S
Lenin
James Morrow
Carl Reichel
Erie, Pa
C. D. Smith
St. NW
Mckinley Monument
Fairview
Ohio House
Stark
Canton Office
W. Tuscora
New Phila
C.D. Spiker
Onesto & Miller
Lang
4Th St. NW
Brandon
Rock OF Ages
Ohio
Mahoning Rd
Zane’s
Granite Grey
Hunter Green
Balboa Wine
Chartreuse
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