Common Pleas Court Dockets and Damages in Canton
The Day In Canton lists cases including Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. of Hamilton versus IBM Corp of Cleveland for $169.19 property damage and multiple lien-related actions. Others include Universal Credit Co. versus Lee Hartman, Royal Battery Corp. versus George J. Brown for $856.44, Arton Jackson versus H C De Yarman for $330, and William Welch versus George Kirksey for $400.
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Common Pleas Court
Ohio Casualty Insurance Co. of
Hamilton
International Business Machines Corp
Cleveland
Ohio Casualty Co
Howard M. Larrick
Adolph Bockus
5Th St NW
Milton N. Zettler
3Rd St NW
Royal Battery Corp
George J. Brown
Freedom
Arton Jackson
Madison
H. C. de Yarman
2Nd St NE
William Welch
Sherrick Rd
George Kirksey
Alliance
Veridicts Returned in Three Civil Cases
Orphin Riley of 500 Cherry avenue SE sues Edith Orfanides doing business as Constantinople restaurant with a verdict for the defendant. Norbert E. Stevens of 314 McKinley avenue NW sues Cort Shoes Inc with a verdict for the defendant. Walter H. McAnany of 2816 2nd Street NW sues Frank Roettker RD 1 East Sparta and wins $288 for the plaintiff.
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Orphin Riley
Cherry Ave SE
Edith Orfanides
Constantinople Restaurant
Norbert E. Stevens
McKinley Ave NW
Cort Shoes, Inc
Walter H. McAnany
2Nd St.nw
Frank Roettker
East Sparta
Dickinsons in alimony case over gross neglect
Ellen Dickinson of 1130 Clarendon Ave SW sues Dwight L. Dickinson of the same address for gross neglect in an alimony proceeding. Also listed: Alice Simpson of Alliance against Wilfred Simpson of Deerfield for gross neglect. Allen Stocker of North Industry vs Violet Stocker of North Industry cites infidelity. Ernest W. Finley of 1456 Market Ave S against May Finley of the same address for gross neglect. Rosa Lee Brookshire of 1204 McKinley Ave SW vs Sherman Brookshire of Williamson and Mabel E. Akin of Canton RD 5.
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Ellen Dickinson
Clarendon Ave
Dwight L. Dickinson
Alice Simpson
Alliance
Wilfred Simpson
Deerfield
Allen Stocker
North Industry
Violet Stocker
North
Ernest W. Finley
Market
May Finley
Rosa Lee Brookshire
McKinley Ave
Sherman Brookshire
Williamson
W. Va
Mabel E. Akin
Canton
Lynn Sues for Neglect and Cruelty in Family Case
Ethel Lucille Lynn of 406 High Ave SW sues Harold Mitchell Lynn alleging neglect and extreme cruelty in a domestic dispute. Case notes wilful absence and lists no further address details. The filing outlines a petition seeking relief and protective orders as applicable.
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Harvey R. Akin
Ethel Lucille Lynn
High Ave
Harold Mitchell Lynn
Marriage License Applications Record
Francis Dyer 20 of 1113 3rd st SW with Freda Mae Ellis 17 of 1427 Bryan ave SW. Frank E. Fuller 60 of 620 Shorth ave NW with Blanch Irwin 42 of RD 3 Massillon. Paul H. Schultz 23 of 3214 14th st SW with Dorothy Li Cooney 19 of RD 5 Canton.
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Francis Dyer
3Rd St
Freda Mae Ellis
Bryan Ave
Frank E. Fuller
Shorth Ave
Blanch Irwin
Massillon
Paul H. Schultz
14Th St
Dorothy Li Cooney
Canton
Marriage Licenses Granted With Four Couples Mentioned
Paul H Schultz and Dorothy L Cooney. David J Thrash and Frieda Kandel. Robert T Benner and Irene M OLeary. Robert H Haycock and Doris Morgan.
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Paul H. Schultz
Dorothy L. Cooney
David J. Thrash
Frieda Kandel
Robert T. Benner and
Irene M. O’leary
Robert H. Haycock and
Doris Morgan
Labor meeting rescheduled for Canton facility notice
Members of Civilian Defense committees tied to the Canton Federation of Labor or Stark County Industrial Union Council will meet next Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Golden Lodge headquarters 1234 Harrison Ave SW instead of Monday night as previously announced.
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Canton Federation of Labor
Stark County Industrial Union Council
Golden Lodge
Harrison Ave
Fined On Accident Charge Details of Case Against Adkins
Ransom Adkins of 311 Bour nique Place was fined 25 dollars plus costs after intoxication found guilty following an accident. Judge James A Bowman imposed the penalty this week.
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Ransom Adkins
Bournique Plaw
James A. Bowman
Streamlined Kitchen On Display This Week
Dine DeWees advertises a streamlined kitchen display and urges home installations with a $25 allowance for old sink and cupboards. The offer runs for this week only at 511 12th NE.
Bicycle theft reported at residence on 17th Street
Ann P. Fehlman of 1511 17th Street NW reported a bicycle stolen from her garage during Wednesday night. Police investigated the incident and noted the report.
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Ann P. Fehlman
17Th St NW
McKinley Temple to Host War Time Rabbinical Talk
Rabbi Charles B. Latz will speak on A Rabbinical Conference in War Time during the regular service at McKinley Avenue temple Friday at 7 45 p m The talk is part of the temple schedule and reflects wartime concerns.
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McKinley Temple
Charles B. Latz
McKinley Avenue
Temple youth group meets in Cincinnati Sunday
The temple youth group gathers Sunday at 9 30 a m for the rabbi s current events class review of Gunther s Inside Latin America business session and program Harriet Weiner will play a piano solo and Erwin Hecht will tell a story at the temple religious school Sunday morning
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Cincinnati
Temple
Gunther
Latin America
Harriet Weiner
Erwin Hecht
Temple Religious
Koda Chrome Movie and Color Films at Roth Drugstore
Edward J. Roth Druggists at 1213 Market Street advertises Koda Chrome Movie and Koda Color Films for sale. The notice promotes new film releases and urges customers to visit the store for viewing and purchase opportunities.
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Edward J. Roth Druggists
Tire thieves lift car in NW neighborhood theft
Robert Waldorf of 301 Hazlett Ave NW reported Tuesday night a tire and wheel were stolen from his car parked at 19th Street and Dueber Ave SW. He notified police on Wednesday.
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Robert Waldorf
Hazlett Ave NW
19Th St
Dueber Ave
Welfare Group To Meet Friday Meeting at General Welfare Center
The General Welfare center will hold a meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at 220 Tuscarawas st E. C B Sherrick will review news from Washington.
Lion Tailors Spring Suit Sale at 239 E
Tailored ladies and men's suits offered at special spring and summer price. Lion Tailors advertises individually crafted garments at 239 East with seasonal savings.
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Lion Tailors
Ankle Fracture After Fall On Market Street
Mrs. Hazel B. Laird aged 49 of 620 Gibbs are NE fractured her right ankle when she slipped on the Market Street sidewalk in the 400 block Wednesday afternoon. She was admitted to Mercy hospital.
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Hazel B. Laird
Gibbs Are NE
Market Dave N
Mercy Hospital
Mildred Flad
Arnold Ave
Lehman High School
CIO Sessions Tonight In Local 1200 Meeting
The executive board of Local 1200 SWOC meets Friday at 7 30 p m at 2006 7th St NE. The Stark County Industrial Union Council convenes tonight at 7 30 at Golden Lodge Hall 1234 Harrison Ave SW.
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CIO
Local 1200
SWOC
7Th St
Stark County Industrial Union Council
Golden Lodge
Harrison Ave
William Dosson Faces Burglary Charge In Theft Case
William Dosson, 44, with no address, was arrested by Detective Ernest Blandford and Patrolman Ed Ronk on a burglary charge relating to the theft of tires and a radiator from John Cobble’s garage at 914 Liberty Avenue SE. The stolen items were recovered.
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William Dosson
Ernest Blanford
Ed Ronk
John Cobble
Liberty Ave
Richard Myers pleads guilty to indecent exposure in municipal court
Richard Lee Myers, 19, of AD 1, pleaded guilty to indecent exposure in municipal court. Judge James A. Bowman deferred sentence pending police review of related cases after the alleged incident Wednesday afternoon in the 1800 block on 8th Street NE. Det. Ted Koellner and Ed Woolslayer arrested Myers following a complaint from an 18 year old woman who provided the license plate number.
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Richard Lee Myers
James A. Bowman
Myers
Ted Koellner
Ed Woolslayer
Car Owner Reports Damage in Vandalism Incident
Donald Sell reported to police that his vehicle at 17th Street and Dueber Avenue SW had a damaged radio aerial and windshield wipers on Wednesday night. The car is parked on Rowland Ave NE. Officers are investigating.
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Donald Sell
Rowland Ave
17Th St
Dueber Ave
Exchange Club To View Films On Pearl Harbor Era
R A Christian Jr will show sound motion pictures at the Exchange club weekly luncheon in the Courtland hotel on Friday at 11 45 a m. The program features footage of Pearl Harbor bombing and life in prewar Hawaii and Lenin grad.
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Exchange Club
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Leningrad
R. A. Christian Jr
Courtland Hotel
Traffic Bureau Summonses for Signal Light Disregard
Dan B. Beachy of Uniontown and Cedric Lautzenheiser of 1630 Rowland are summoned in Northeast district on charges of disregarding signal lights. The notice lists the two defendants and the traffic offense.
Mt Union Queen Lindesmith to reign at May Day pageant
Mt. Union College will crown Mary Frances Lindesmith a junior as queen at a May 16 English pageant. Her attendants include Eugenia Zima Beth Hitchcock Martha Blum Elizabeth Haskett Eleanor Schneider Isabelle Galanot and Jean Wailer. Lindesmith, daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Lindesmith of Alliance, was chosen with judges W A Linz and Mrs G M Shaw of Cleveland School of Art.
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Mary Frances Lindesmith
Mt. Union College
Eugenia Zima
Geneva
Elizabeth Hitchcock
Sandusky
Martha Blum
Canton
Elizabeth Haskett
Massillon
Eleanor Schneider
Uhrichsville
Isabelle Galanot
Jean Wailer
Alliance
Miss Lindesmith
W. S. Lindesmith
W. A. Linz
G. M. Shaw
Cleveland School of Art
Stop Sign Violations Cited Residents in City Notice
Irene A. Curry of 904 Market and John E. Mallow of 2301 24th St NE are named in a city notice for disregarding stop signs. The report lists addresses and involved individuals in a brief enforcement update.
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Irene A. Curry
Market
John E. Mallow
24Th St
Linway Specializes In Chicken at Ton-Massillon Rd
Linway serves delicious chicken in basket style with prompt service at the Ton-Massillon Road location. Local patrons are invited to try the fast, friendly takeaway option.
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Linway
Canton-Massillon Rd
Auto damages fire hydrant on 23rd st NW
A car driven by Robert Ludlaw of 1010 18th st NW skidded after striking a snow drift and damaged a fire hydrant in the 300 block on 23rd street NW Wednesday at 8 p m, police reported.
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23Rd St NW
Robert Ludlaw
18Th St NW
It Won't Be Long Until They're Gone
The Canton Hardware Co announces new Leonard and Electrolux refrigerators arriving soon with an invitation to come in tomorrow. Located at 215 Sector or 335 East Tuscarawas, the ad emphasizes limited stock and prompt purchase.
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Leonard
Electrolux
Canton Hardware Co
Windows Broken By Bullets Reported At Two Homes
James Donovan of 1624 Tuscarawas Street East and Clifford Ream of 1622 Tuscarawas Street East told police their windows were shattered by small caliber bullets Wednesday at 8 p.m. One pane broken in each home, police said.
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James Donovan
Tuscarawas St E
Clifford Ream
Birth announcements list multiple families and newborns
Birth notices record several families welcoming children. LaMoyne and spouse Gaul announce a son born March 3 at Mercy. Lawrence Winkler and Paul Mydock pair list a daughter and a son born March 3. Charles Margo and Robert Gothot report sons born March 3 and 4. Francis Huffman and Victor Pitea display sons born March 4, with Erickson’s family in Louisville noting a March 4 birth.
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LaMoyne Gaul
Cleveland
Mercy
Lawrence Winkler
Canton
Paul Mydock
Grace
Charles Margo
5Th St SE
Robert Gothot
Cleveland Ave NW
Thief Steals $75 From Home
Mrs Rose Harris of 523 Alta NW reported $75 missing from a purse inside her residence Wednesday. The thief entered through an unlocked window and left via the kitchen door, according to police. The itemized incident details a residential theft with no further suspects named.
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Rose Harris
Altail
Red Cross Party Slated in Lisbon March 13
A community card party and social to benefit the local Red Cross chapter will be held at the Masonic temple in Lisbon on Friday night March 13. Proceeds support Red Cross activities as the city gathers for a fundraising event.
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RED Cross
Lisbon
The
Masonic Temple
Paris Angered Over RAF Raid
United Press reports Paris anger rose after a Royal Air Force strike on Paris suburbs industrial sites. Nazi papers branded Britain as assassins and pirates, claiming up to 700 dead. Official mourning was proclaimed for a German soldier, while hostsages were reportedly executed.
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United Press
Vichy
France
Britain
Royal Air Force
Paris
Radio Berlin
Ernst Schaumburg
Depu
French envoy protests raid and New Caledonia move
French Ambassador Gaston Haye lodged strong indignation with acting Secretary of State Sumner Welles over Britain's bombing raid on Renault works near Paris. He also protested the U S recognition of Free French control over New Caledonia in the Pacific.
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International News Service
Washington
Gaston Henry Haye
Sumner Welles
Renault Motor Works
Paris
Pacific
New Caledonia
Paris Faces Mourning as German Governor Orders Citywide Observance
In Paris the German military governor ordered the city to observe mourning for a soldier’s burial day. Concurrently, seven French “Communists” faced a German court martial on anti-Nazi charges including sabotage and assassination of occupation troops. The British raid drew denouncements from German officials who reported extensive fires, damage to Renault and Salmson works, and casualties across Boulogne sur Seine and Paris suburbs.
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Paris
Germany
Renault and Salmson Motor Works
Farman Airplane
Navy
Jules Fontaine
Jan Francois Darlan
Darlan
Renault
Boulogne- Sur-Seine
Boulogne-Sur- Seine
Crash kills state patrol officer J E Ruch on Route 20
A highway patrol cruiser skidded and struck a tree on Route 20 west of Ashtabula last night killing Corp. John E. Ruch and injuring Patrolman P. D. Barnes. They were attached to the substation at Geneva.
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Associated Press
Ashtabula
Route 20
Here
Corp
John E. Ruch
P.D. Barnes
Geneva
Contents of 1017 9th St SE Garage Destroyed by Fire
A one story brick and tile garage occupied by William Strong at 1017 9th Street SE was destroyed and the building sustained considerable damage Wednesday at 2 56 p m when a piece of paper dropped from a homemade stove and ignited bales of scrap paper nearby.
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William Strong
9Th St
Fire alarms reported two calls at once
Fire Chief George E. Jacob said the alarm for a fire triggered another call at 9th st NE and the W. and L. E. crossing. No. 7 company responded but found no fire. Central and No. 6 companies answered the other alarm.
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George E. Jacob
9Th St NE
W. & L. E. Crossing
Central
No. 6
Mission pastor attends Ohio Home Visitation Crusade training
In Lisbon on March 5 Rev. R F Campbell pastor of the Methodist church travels to Columbus for a training conference. The session prepares volunteers for a forthcoming Home Visitation Crusade to be conducted in Ohio Methodist churches.
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Lisbon
R. F. Campbell
Methodist Church
Columbus
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Universal Credit Co
Per Lee Hartman
Dalton
Sandy
General Fund
Road Fund
the Timken Roller Bearing CO
Canterbury Craine
Ectepe
Aaa
E. Tuscarawas
Hitler
Smith Tire
Mr. HI
Mr. Hatt
Kessler
Eal
Wardainey
Kesslers
DTA
Tina
Julius Kessler Distilling Co., Inc
Baltimore
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Mt. Union Queen
J & J Motors
12Th & Cherry
Adv
Glick’s
Tuse
Walter E. James
Walter E. Miller
Kenneth Wells
Ray Butler
Vice Squad
Tuscarawas St
Cherry Are
Victoria Lica
S. Liberty St. Alliance
John T. Boles
New Philadelphia
Cleve
J. E. Ruch
Rayon Velour
Bilt
Sears
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