Deaths and Funerals Ella Barber 86
Mrs. Ella Barber 86 died at noon Tuesday at 119 12th St NW after a week long illness. Born in Carroll County she lived in town four and a half years and was a First Presbyterian Church member. Survived by three sons Harry and Clarence Barber Canton and Howard Barber Minerva, a brother Howard Hull Mechanicstown, ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Dillon Funeral Home Minerva. Rev. George Parkinson officiating. Burial East Lawn Cemetery Minerva. Friends may call Wednesday 7–9 p.m.
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Ella Barber
Lena Lowry
12Th St
Carroll County
George Parkinson
East Lawn Cemetery
Minerva
Mrs Oscar Rinehart obituary notices two states and church
Mrs Oscar Rinehart widow of Oscar Rinehart died this morning at the home of her daughter Mrs Samuel T Ball in Hammond Indiana. She would have turned 84 this Friday. Survived by son Russell Rinehart of Plymouth Michigan three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. Schneeberger funeral home with Rev P H Welshimer officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery Louisville. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Anna L. Rinehart
Canton
Louisville
Samuel T. Ball
Hammond
Ind
Ball
Russell Rinehart
Plymouth
Mich
Oscar Rinehart
Schneeberger Funeral
Canton Man John Kessey Dies After Illness
John Kessey 55 died today at Aultman Hospital after a 10 day illness. A Canton resident for 25 years he worked for Republic Steel Corp South Division and came from Kansas. Survived by widow Margaret and six children, two stepdaughters and two stepsons, with one grandchild. body at Arnold funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kessey
17Th St SE
Aultman Hospital
Canton
South
Republic Steel Corp
Kansas
Margaret Kessey
John Jr
Waynesburg
Richard
Charles Kessey
Jessie Sandretto
Beulah Anderson
Detroit
James
Virgil Turner
The
Arnold Funeral Home
Death of Zodock Meiser in Waynesburg at 61
Zodock Meiser died this morning at his home in RD 1 Waynesburg after a long illness. Born in Canton Township he lived in Stark County all his life and was 61. Survived by wife Annie and two brothers Albert of Los Angeles and Benjamin of New Philadelphia. Body at Spiker funeral home.
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Zodock Meiser
RD 1
Waynesburg
Canton Township
Stark County
Annie Meiser
Albert
Los Angeles
Benjamin Meiser
New Philadelphia
Spiker Funeral Home
Brewster Mourns Desire Deceuster at 53
Desire Deceuster of Brewster died after a three week illness. Born in Liege Belgium she belonged to the Modern Woodsman and Firemen's Auxiliaries. Survived by husband Desire P Deceuster two stepsons John and Joseph two stepdaughters Mrs Thomas McDonald Canton and Mrs Joseph Karnes Strasburg two Belgian sisters five grandchildren. Services Friday at 1 pm Brewster Methodist Church Rev Wilbur Geist officiating. Burial Lakewood Cemetery Akron. Calling hours Thursday Desvoignes funeral home Mt Eaton 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
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Brewster
Leontine Florentine Deceuster
Deceuster
Liege
Belgium
Woodsman’s
Firemen
Desire P. Deceuster
John Deceaster
Joseph Deceaster
Burewster
Thomas McDonald
Canton
Joseph Karnes
Strasburg
Brewster Methodist Church
Wilbur Geist
Lakewood Cemetery
Akron
Desvoignes Funeral Home
Mt. Eaton
Refrigerator for sale ad offer to reach buyers
Advertiser seeks to place a low cost want ad in the next day's paper. Call 5-5101 and ask for the Want Ad-Taker by 5 30 p m to reach prospective buyers quickly.
Armitage Rites Thursday For Piano Instructor Laura Armitage
Members of the Ladies Sunday School Class gather tonight at 7 in Spiker funeral home for a flower ritual for Laura Armitage. Services follow Thursday at 1 30 p m in the funeral home with burial in Northlawn Cemetery. Pallbearers named Joseph Markley James Doane Charles Staley William Wolforth Harold Frease and Harry Troup. Armitage longtime piano instructor died Tuesday after a heart attack Saturday. She was a charter member of the First Congregational Church and operated a piano studio since 1910, living in Louisville and at 201 High Ave NW.
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First Congregational Church
Spiker Funeral
Laura Armitage
Massillon Man Arthur Paul Wolter Dies at 70
Arthur Paul Wolter 70 of Moffitt Heights died Monday. Retired blacksmith came from South Bend Indiana last summer. Survived by three sisters Minnie Martindale Edith Paul LaHarre and Mrs. Harry Gruber and two brothers Theodore and Wesley Wolter. Service Friday 1 30 p m Arnold Lynch funeral home Rev Guy Terpe. Burial Rose Hill Memorial Park. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 10 p m.
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Massillon
Arthur Paul Wolter
Moffitt Heights
Massillon Woman Margaret Copp Dies at 90
Mrs. Margaret Eve Copp, 90, a Massillon area resident for 82 years, died today at Albright Home in Navarre. Survived by two sons Carl Copp of Massillon and Clyde Copp of Adamsville, plus three grandchildren. Funeral at 1:30 p m at Arnold Lynch funeral home with Major Brown of the Salvation Army assisting. Burial in Brookfield Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home Wednesday 2–4 and 7–9 p m.
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Massillon
Margaret Eve Copp
Albright
Navarre
Salvation Army
Carl Copp
Clyde Copp
Adamsville
Arnold- Lynch
Major Brown
Brookfield Cemetery
Nearby Deaths In East Greenville And Surrounding Areas
Obituaries list Herman Lukala 71 East Greenville with services Saturday 2 p m at Methodist Church East Greenville. Mrs Charles Knauss 77 Tuscarawas services Thursday 2 p m at residence. John E McWilliams 87 Justus body at Adams and Lantzer funeral home Beach City.
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Herman Lukala
East Greenville
Methodist
Charles Knauss
Tuscarawas
John E. McWilliams
Justus
Adams & Lantzer Funeral Home
Beach City
Service Schedule and Burial Details for Thursday
John L Forrest funeral service at Whitticar parlors 1 30 p m burial Northlawn Cemetery Mrs Thomas Carter service at Haldeman Smith parlors with Rev Herman S Sidener in charge 2 p m burial Forest Hill Cemetery Richard Johnson service at Banknecht parlors Bellaire with Rev R J Smeltzer burial Greenwood Cemetery Bellaire Mrs Iona Bardas service at St Nicholas Orthodox Church Alliance burial Alliance City Cemetery Mrs Edwin F Swift residence 116 Ray Ave NW New Philadelphia burial East Avenue Cemetery New Philadelphia
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John L. Forrest
Whitticar
Northlawn
Thomas Carter
Haldeman & Smith
Herman S. Sidener
Forest Hill
Richard Johnson
Banknecht
Bellaire
R. J. Smeltzer
Greenwood Cemetery
Iona Bardas
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church
Alliance
Alliance City Cemetery
Edwin F. Swift
Ray Ave NW
New Philadelphia
East Avenue Cemetery
Springfield bans pig farming within city limits
Springfield city council prohibits raising pigs after 1951 and sets a 1952 deadline for all pigs to be bacon or relocated outside the city limits.
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Springfield
Mass
War Dead Rites for Second Lt Karl B Eggleston
Services for Second Lt Karl B Eggleston 21 killed in Italy June 13 1945 will be at Larkins funeral home New Hampton Iowa Saturday at 9 30 am with a military graveside later at Marys Cemetery New Hampton. Attending will be his parents Mr and Mrs C O Eggleston and two sisters Mary Jane and Mrs Donald Baum. Relatives depart Thursday for New Hampton. He trained at San Anita and Aberdeen and graduated Timken Vocational High School in 1941. He was a waist gunner on a B 29 and had been overseas about one month. He is survived by his mother Mrs Bernice Cameron Canton Massillon road and his sister Mrs Laura Hall. His father is the late John Cameron. He was in Calvary Presbyterian Church and DeMolay. His grandfather E J Coffman and Peter D Cameron of Canton also survive.
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Karl B. Eggleston
Italy
Larkins
New Hampton
Mary’s
C. Oo
Eggleston
Clarendon
Mary Jane
Donald Baum
Guam
Bernice Cameron
Canton-Massillon
John Cameron
Lincoln High School
Miami Beach
Kearney
Neb
Far East
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Laura Hall
E. J. Coffman
Peter D. Cameron
Canton
Louisville
Harry Hall
John Hall
Death Dec 1945 B 29 Crew Funeral in Louisville
Relatives of Corp. John W. Cameron 19 killed June 20 1945 on a flying mission over Shizuoka near Tokyo attend funeral rites in Louisville Kentucky Friday March 11 for 22 crew members from two B 29 bombers that collided during the raid. Bodies cremated by Japanese and ashes hidden until turned over to the U S government. Cameron was flying his aircraft when it happened.
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Corp
John W. Cameron
Shizuoka
Tokyo
Louisville
Zachary Taylor National Cemetery
U. S
Cameron
Nimishillen Grange Guests at Magnolia Event
Magnolia Grange hosted Nimishillen Grange with Roscoe Worley presiding and Jean Ann Marks guiding the program. A saxophone quartet and a monica duet entertained, a cake walk crowned James Thompson and Don Miller, and plans were made for a June 25 festival and a Boys Village collection at Smithville.
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Magnolia Grange
Nimishillen Grange
Magnolia’s
Roscoe Worley
Jean Ann Marks
Nimishillen
Donald Chenot
Donald Miller
Patty Mong
Donna Marks
Bob
Wilbur Saeger
Eileen Dawson
James Thompson
Don Miller
Boys Village
Smithville
Massillon Rotary to Meet at YWCA for Mexico Trip Film
Massillon Rotary Club holds a luncheon Thursday at 12 15 p m at the YWCA. Dr H P Hart will show films from a recent Mexico trip. Induction services will welcome new members Chuck Mather and Edmund Harig.
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Massillon
Hoover Proposal Tightens V A Education and Benefits
The Hoover Commission urged major VA reforms including separating insurance from other VA functions, moving home loan guarantees to the Housing agency, creating a VA certified schools list, and using grants to states for job training. It called for reorganizing the VA leadership and consolidating pension, disability, and readjustment programs to cut waste and save funds. It recommended clarifying administration and expanding education and vocational rehabilitation oversight.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Herbert Hoover
V.A
Veterans’ Insurance Corporation
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Veterans’ Benefit Service
Amos n Andy Largest Air Load Sets Airport Record
Advertising copy for the Amos n Andy radio program weighed 4000 pounds, the largest air express shipment in Akron Canton Airport history. Ford Carr of Air Express said the Danner Press of Akron sent the material to New York Sunday night via a Capital Airlines NC-3 charter, with 2200 pounds recently flown to Chicago and a smaller load to San Francisco.
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Amos ’N’ Andy
Air Express
Akron-Canton
Ford Carr
New York
Danner Press
Akron
Carr
Capital Airlines
Chicago
San Francisco
40 Hour Week Talks Persist in Rail Labor Dispute
Chicago March 2 AP Representatives from U S railroads and 16 nonoperating unions planned more talks to settle the 10 month wage and hour dispute. The last hurdle is applying a 40 hour five day week by Sept 1, with carriers and unions debating implementation details. The presidential fact finding board urged a 7 cent hourly wage rise retroactive to October.
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Chicago
Fire Claims Five More at Kenyon Dormitory
Kenyon College workers sift debris in a fire damaged Middle Kenyon dormitory seeking six of nine student victims. Officials attribute the blaze to an aging chimney flue with the fire beginning from a small wood fire hours before. Fire started between first and second floors around 4 a.m. with a watchman recording 3 35.
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Gambier
Kenyon College
Gordon K. Chalmers
State Division of Factory and Building Inspection
Knox County
Middle Kenyon
World Day of Prayer Observed in Dalton Churches
The World Day of Prayer will be observed in Dalton with a program at the Methodist Church Friday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Noah Nussbaum of the Salem Mennonite Church will lead. Dalton Federated Church and nearby churches participate.
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Dalton Dalton
Dalton
Methodist Church
Noah Nussbaum
Salem Mennonite Church
Hoover Honors Price on 55 Years with Hoover Co
Harley C. Price, longtime Hoover Co secretary, marked a 55 year tenure with the firm at a plant luncheon. William M. Steele presented a diamond pin as the milestone was noted, while Price recalled joining the leather goods and saddle business in 1894 and helping form the Electric Suction Sweeper Company, a progenitor of Hoover.
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The
Hoover Co
Harley C. Price
Price
William M. Steele
Mr. Price
Hoover
Electric
Hoover Company
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Fairview
Flowers
Margaret Copp
Une
Magnolia
Irvin Fritchley
Amos’n Andy
Kenyon
Company
Thurin
Market
Ohio
Mahoning Rd
Mercury
Waser
Neste
JAY V. McInnes, Inc
McKinley
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