Two Speeders Fined Jailed In Traffic Court
In Friday Traffic Court Municipal Judge Gordon and Burris suspended driving permits for seven motorists from 10 days to two years. Two speeders, Glenn Diegmiller and Thoral Bugh, each received two days in jail and $15 fines plus costs for speeding. Bugh’s permit was suspended 15 days and Diegmiller’s 10. Affected drivers include Monte Francis with two-year suspension for DUI, and others hit with one-year, 30-day, or 10-day suspensions and fines for leaving the scene, reckless driving, faulty brakes, or improper plates. Additional speeding and related charges were disposed for several defendants with fines ranging from $10 to $15 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon & Burris
Glenn R. Diegmiller
Arnold
Thoral C. Bugh
15Th St
Bugh
Diegmiller
Monte Francis
RD 3
Louisville
James Johnson
N. Park Ave
Meyers Lake
William Lowenstein
Harvard Ave NW
Johnson
Alfred F. Schwarze
23Rd St NW
William B. Henne
Spangler Rd
Gordon E. Edwards
Minerva
James R. Davis
Mahoning Rd NE
Davis
George E. Taylor
White Swan
John M. Laughlin
Linwood Are
Theodore Coman
34Th St
Edward C. Morrison
Morrison
John DiFiori
6Th St
Jessie L. Harter
Howard L. Compton
Lee G. Day
Housel Ave
George Pappas
Spring Ave
Donald M. Mears
N. Wooster Ave
Strasburg
Edward M. Sabaka
St. Elmo
Weather Outlook For Canton And Vicinity This Weekend
Partly cloudy and warm humid conditions prevail tonight and Sunday across Canton and nearby areas. An ideal weekend for picnics is forecast with a very slim chance of scattered showers, not posing a threat to outdoor plans. Fog in the north clears. highs expected in the upper 80s today and near 90 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
Andrus
Trials To Keep U S Excited Summer Forecast Red Hot Days
The heat brings a lively political scene as Alger Hiss perjury trial nears an end while Judith Coplon faces continued testimony. In New York, 11 top Communist party officials await a potential July conclusion. The House committee seeks school book lists, prompting educator concerns. Paris talks among Acheson and foreign ministers stall, signaling tense US-Russia relations ahead of a warm spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Ashington
Alger Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Chambers
Washington
Judith Coplon
Miss Coplon
Archibald Palmer
New York
Communist Party
House un-American Activities Committee
The
Sons of the American Revolution
S.A.R
Paris
Acheson
Russia
Britain
France
Local court fines list for multiple defendants in Louisville area
A column of small fines and costs imposed on numerous individuals in Louisville area cases. Paul Upperman and Lauren Hough Jr. each faced $10 in costs, with additional defendants including Jack Slingluff, Howard Dine, Phillip Geisinger, Benjamin Ciprian, Walter Miday, Rocky White, Dewey Shipman, and Tony Couto facing fines from $5 to $25 plus costs for offenses such as unsafe vehicle operation improper turns no permit no muffler ignoring signals and related violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Upperman
Edwards St
Louisville
Lauren J. Hough Jr
26Th St
Krist Tash
Mahoning Rd
Jack Slingluff
2Nd St NE
Howard E. Dine
8Th St NW
Phillip Geisinger
9Th St NW
Benjamin Ciprian
Sherrick Rd
Walter Miday
RD 2
Rocky D. White
30Th St NW
Dewey Shipman
Cherry Ave
Tony Couto
British Empire science congress to meet in Adelaide
A science congress of the British Empire will be held in Adelaide in August with delegates from Britain New Zealand Canada India and Australia. An American observer is expected to attend the meeting and participate in discussions on scientific progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Aus
Britain
New Zealand
Canada
India
Australia
United States
Arkansas Adds 100000 Cars to Personal Property Tax Lists
Chicago report says the National Association of Assessing Officers notes Arkansas will include 100000 automobiles in personal property tax lists under new state legislation. The revenue commissioner must furnish vehicle lists to county assessors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Association of Assessing Officers
Arkansas
State Revenue Commissioner
Chiggers Thrive Near Logs and Brambles
Chiggers or red bugs commonly live close to the ground around rotting logs, tree stumps, and blackberry brambles, where the damp, sheltered conditions attract these pests. They lie in wait on vegetation and soil surfaces, posing irritation risks to hikers, gardeners, and outdoor workers who brush against with exposed skin.
Young Airline Heiress Prompts Confidence On Flights
International staff describe Robin Kessler, 34, Robin Airways stockholder and board member, as the airline’s youngest official. She rides copilots, guides passengers, and urges calm with playful lollipops, toys, and safety reminders while predicting a future as a dual-pilot and eventual board leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Calif
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Robin Airways
Robin Kessler
Norman Kessler
Robin
Big Four resume talks on German economic plan and routes
Secret talks reveal two main clashes between Moscow and the West. The East demands a joint all German economic body to regulate trade currency and commerce across zones, while the West rejects this. Western insistence on guaranteed full use of rail road and canal routes into Berlin meets Shitzinsky hesitation. The Helmstedt Berlin highway is rejected by the Soviet side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New York
Berlin
Russia
West
Vishinsky
Helmstedt-Berlin
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights and Timings
A compact view of WNSK programming with horse races at 2:30, music at 6:00, feature films and screen tests, then Crusade In Europe, Cavalcade of Stars, Toast of the Town and Dave Garroway slots. Evening lineup concludes with 10:30 program previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnsk Wwews
Leon Pearson
Europe
Dave Garroway
Mrs Minnie Zerbe Dies After Illness in Canton Home
Mrs Minnie G Zerbe 62 wife of Webster Zerbe died this morning at 910 Richardson NW after an extended illness. Born in Canton she was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Sammuel Henninger. She active in Trinity Reformed Church and held memberships in various groups. Survived by husband two daughters a sister a brother and two grandchildren. Rev Calvin H Wingert will officiate Monday at 1 30 p m at Schneeberger funeral home with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie G. Zerbe
Webster Zerbe
Richard Ol
Canton
Sammuel Henninger
Zerbe
Trinity Reformed Church
Horace Double
Ladies Aid and
Business Women’s Guild
Keith Harsh
Carolyn Zerbe
W. E. Jackson
Fred O. Henninger
Calvin H. Wingert
Schneeberger
Forest Hill Cemetery
Greek Immigrant Daniel Komas Dies at 69 in Northeast
Daniel D. Komas born in Greece forty years ago died at his home on Lawrence Road NE after an eight month illness. He worked for Republic Stamping and Engraving Co and belonged to St Charalampes Greek Orthodox Church. Survived by widow Helen, daughter Anna, son George at home, plus a brother and two sisters in Greece. Body at Williams funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel D. Komas
Greece
Lawrence Rd
Komas
The
Republic Stamping & Enameling Co
St. Charalampes
Helen Komas
Anna
George Komas
Williams Funeral Home
Longtime Stark County farmer Michael Shaffer dies at 70
Michael Shaffer a retired Stark County farmer died Friday night at his Hartville area home two miles east of Hartville He was 70 and a native of Spencerville He moved to Hartville 30 years ago He was active in Werner E U B Church Marlboro Grange township trustee for 12 years Survived by widow four sons Lawrence and Berlin Harold and Herbert Shaffer three daughters Ruth Kamp and Mrs Ethan Rohrer Mrs Roy Whitlow who died seven years ago a sister 15 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren Services will be held Monday at 3 p m at the residence with Rev M W Rahfelt and Rev Louis Freas Burial in Werner Cemetery Body to be moved from Spiker funeral home to the residence Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Shaffer
Stark County
Hartville
Spencerville
Shaffer
Werner E.U.B. Church
Marlboro Grange
Lillie Shaffer
Lawrence
New Baltimore
Berlin
Ashland
Harold
Herbert Shaffer
Mogadore
Carl Kamp
North Canton
Ruth Shaffer
Ethan Rohrer
Connor Miller
Greenville
Roy Whitlow
M. W. Rahfelt
Louis Freas
Death of 69-year-old John W Lawson at Harrisburg home
John William Lawson age 69 was found dead Friday afternoon in his home at 1323 2nd St SE. Neighbors last saw him Thursday night. Death believed due to heart ailment. Widowed Effie Lawson was in Hilltop West Virginia with sister ill. Survived by brother Herrington Lawson of White Post Virginia, four sisters in Harrisburg and other relatives. Body at Matthews funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Lawson
2Nd St SE
Lawson
Hercules Motors Corp
Effie Lawson
Hilltop
W. Va
Herrington Lawson
White Post
Carrie Orchard
Flossie Hugh
Myrtle Allen
Lucille Sloan
Harrisburg
Matthews Funeral Home
Service Schedule and Funeral Details
Listings show multiple funeral services: James A. Robinson at Spiker parlors 1:30 p.m. Monday with burial at Forest Hill Cemetery. Rev. Arthur F. Uphoff at Mt. Taber Methodist Church East Canton 2 p.m. Monday with burial Wooster and body at Hofmeister parlors Youngstown. Mrs. William S. Rufenacht at St. Joseph's Catholic Church 10 a.m. Monday with burial Calvary Cemetery and visitors at Wackerly parlors. Mrs. John Petro at St. Mary's Catholic Church 9:30 a.m. Monday with burial Calvary Cemetery and callers at Former & Clevenger parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Robinson
Spiker
Burial Forest Hill Cemetery
Arthur F. Uphoff
Mt. Taber Methodist Church
East Canton
Wooster
Hofmeister
Youngstown
William S. Rufenacht
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Ralph C. Kotheimer
Calvary Cemetery
Wackerly
John Petro
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Thomas R. Heinmann
Clark D Greenfelder Massillon Obituary Notice
Clark D Greenfelder 47 of AD 3 Massillon died Friday night at Molly Stark Sanatorium. He was a member of St Marys Catholic Church and Massillon Eagles. He leaves widow Eva, a son Howard of West Virginia, three daughters Mary Claflin of Wisconsin and Barbara and Helen of the residence, and a brother Walter of Washington DC. Body is at Heiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Clark D. Greenfelder
Molly Stark
St. Mary’s Catholic Church of
Massillon Eagles
Eva Greenfelder
Howard Greenfelder
West Virginia
Mary Claflin
Wisconsin
Barbara
Helen Greenfelder
Walter Greenfelder
Washington, D. C
Heiger
Massillon Demski, 69, Dies at Home of Son
Gottfried Demski of 311 Earled NW dies at his son Emil W Demski's Barrs Mills residence Friday night after a short illness. Survived by son Fred in Sugar Creek four grandchildren and other relatives in Germany. Funeral 3:30 p m Monday at Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger with Rev L N Carmony, United Brethren Beach City. Burial Massillon City Cemetery. Calling Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m at funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Gottfried Demski
Emil W. Demski
Barrs Mills
Massillon Eagles
Fred W. Demski
Sugar Creek
Germany
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger
Massillon Services for David A Heider
Massillon mourns longtime resident David Atlee Heider of Lansing Michigan with services at 1 30 p m Monday at Arnold Lynch funeral home Rev Otto R Gerber to preside Heider an electrician who died at home after moving to Michigan six years ago aged 45 survivors include his mother Blanche Heider of Massillon and his widow Zella Heider
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
David Atlee Heider
Lansing
Mich
Arnold-Lynch
Otto R. Gerber
Heider
Michigan
Blanche Heider
Zella Heider
Heider Family Burial Planned After Massillon Death
A Massillon resident died leaving a sister Mrs. Zella Heider and brothers Robert and Walter Heider. Burial is set at Sixteen Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Heider
Robert and
Walter Heider
Massillon
Massillon man William Gochnauer dies at 69
William H. Gochnauer 69 a Massillon resident died Friday at his brother A L Gochnauer 451 E College St Alliance after several months illness He was a former Pennsylvania Railroad employee Survivors include another brother B F Gochnauer of Alliance and two sisters Mrs Henry Pflug and Mrs Fred Blatz of Massillon Services Monday at 1 30 p m at Arnold Lynch Funeral Home Rev Otto R Gerber officiating Burial Massillon City Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
William H. Gochnauer
A. L. Gochnauer
E. College St. Alliance
Gochnauer
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
B. F. Gochnauer
Alliance
Henry Pflug
Manchester man Charles Elsner 76 dies at home
Charles Elsner of Manchester, born in Stark County, died at his home from a heart ailment. He lived in Manchester 47 years, belonged to St. John's Lutheran Church of Brookfield and the Firestone 20-Year Club. Survived by Minnie Elsner, a son Will H. Elsner, two grand children, and two great grandchildren. Services 2:30 p.m. Monday at the residence. burial in Brookfield Cemetery. Call after 4 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Charles Elsner
Stark County
St. John’s Lutheran Church of
Brookfield
Firestone
Minnie Elsner
Will H. Elsner
Brookfield Cemetery
Mary Jane Taylor 88 Dies at Lisbon Farm
Mrs Mary Jane Taylor 88 died Thursday at the Columbiana County farm in Lisbon after a long illness Services will be Monday at 2 PM at Kerr Funeral Home Salineville with Rev A C Hickerson in charge Burial will be Woodland Cemetery She was widow of Mathias Taylor And a member of the Methodist Church of Salineville A native of Chicago she had lived in Salineville many years She leaves one nephew Joseph Akin Oak Park Illinois Friends may call at the funeral home at any time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salineville
Mary Jane Taylor
Columbiana County
Lisbon
Kerr Funeral
A. C. Hickerson
Woodland Cemetery
Taylor
Mathias Taylor
Methodist Church of
Chicago
Joseph Akin
Oak Park
Miss Lizzie Bilderback Dies at 69 Near Millersburg
Miss Lizzie Bilderback 69 died Thursday of a heart attack at her home near Millersburg. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Hunter funeral home with Rev. Knox Roberts. A Hardy Township native and long-time resident, she was a Trinity Lutheran member. Survived by brothers Walter of Chicago Arthur of Millersburg Lawrence of the residence and sister Miss Mary Bilderback of the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Lizzie Bilderback
Hunter
Knox R. Roberts
Hardy Township
Bilderback
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter Bilderback
Chicago
Arthur Bilderback
Lawrence Bilderback
Mary Bilderback
Malvern Lumber Co proprietor's wife dies at midnight
Mrs. Margaret Riebe Crowl, wife of Lawrence Crowl and mother of the Crowl family, proprietor of the Malvern Lumber Co., died at midnight. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Margaret Riebe Crowl
Lawrence Crowl
The
Malvern Lumber Co
Mrs Crowl Riebe funeral to be held at St Martins
Mrs Crowl 38 died after a long illness. Survived by husband two daughters Va loise Joy Kay and two sons Robert Don, her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Riebe a brother Frank Riebe and sister Mrs Amanda Lindeman. Funeral Monday 2:30 pm at St Martins Lutheran Church Seim officiating. Burial Eastlawn Cemetery Minerva. Body at Deckman funeral home now and to church an hour before service. Friends may call after Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church
Brotherhood of Operative Potteries of America
St. Martin’s Church
J. I. Seim
Eastlawn
Minerva
Deckman Funeral Home
Frank Sebott Dies at 82 After Hospital Stay
Frank J. Sebott, 82, born in Essen, Germany, and a Canton resident, died at Mercy Hospital of a heart malady after a hospital stay since May 27. He worked for Diebold, Inc and Weber Dental Co, was a charter member of the Arion Singing Society and sang in St. Peter's Church choir for 26 years. He lived with daughter Mrs. Henry J. Schmitt, and leaves another daughter, sister, brother, six grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sebott
Canton
Essen
Germany
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Sebott
Diebold, Inc
Weber Dental Co
Arion Singing Society
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Henry J. Schm
Worley Ave
Schmitt
Herman Gotshell
Fred A. Casterton
Henry Sebott
Sparks
Nev
City
Woodam Held to Grand Jury in Car Theft Case
James A. Woodam 21 of 919 Carnahan Ave NE was bound to the grand jury by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris after pleading innocent to operating a vehicle without the owner's consent. The charge relates to a June 4 theft of a car owned by Troy Wynn of 2020 Blecker NE, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Woodam
Carnahan Ave
Gordon J. Burris
Troy Wynn
Blecker of
Resident's Brother Dies In Pennsylvania Hospital
Claude E. Leister age 74, brother of Mrs Myrtle George and Louis Leister of Canton, died Friday at General Hospital in Rochester Pa after a long illness. He was a veteran blacksmith from Hookstown Pa. Services set for Monday at Stewart funeral home in Hookstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Leister
Myrtle George
Louis Leister
Canton
General Hospital
Rochester
Hookstown
Stewart
Iowa's Rank as a Top Cattle Producing State
Iowa ranks as the second largest cattle producing state reflecting its sizable beef and dairy industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
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Weather Report
Kent State Univ. Canton
Ooalgate
State Highway Patrol
Col
George Mingle
Fred Mortiz
A. L. Boulton
J. W. Kriehbaum
Louise Buechner
R. W. Harris
U. S
FBI
Science Congress
Lady Borden
Borden
By James Padgitt
Board of Director
Mr. Kessler
Mans
Mrs. Webster Zerbe
Dan D. Komas
Socialiste Devaat
LES Elects
Brussels
Leopold III
Switzerland
Social Christian
Paul Henri Spaak
Socialist Party
David A. Heider
Gayloft Hoedown
Etiacetn
Antenna
WTAM
National Mutual
Harlow Burgess
Harlow Burgess Concert
Meadowbrook Matinee Concert
Meadowbrook Matinee
Everyman’s Treasure
Black Magic News
Black Magic University Theater
Big Broadcast
University Theater
Vic Damone
Star Theater
Twenty Questions
YM News
Stady Canova
Dennis Day
Grand Ole Opry
Tom Manning
Rogers
William Gochnauer
Mrs. Mathias Taylor
Acton Johnston
DAL
A Amenia
H. M
King's Heralds Quartet
Voice OF Prophecy
Frank Sebott
Charter Union
Stow, Ohio
O.K
Stew
Smorgasbord
Vise
DR. Dallas
F. Billington
Stromberg-Carlson
Wilco
Tusc
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