James G. Reynolds 68 dies after illness in Canton
James G. Reynolds 68 of 1520 Plainave NE died Friday night in Mercy hospital after an extended illness. Born in Pittsburgh he lived in Canton 41 years and was a Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. employee. Survived by widow Sarah Jane Reynolds four daughters Paul H Reynolds and others nine grandchildren. Funeral Monday 3:30 p.m. Spiker parlors Rev John B Barker with burial Northlawn cemetery. viewing after 2 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Reynolds
Plainave
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Reynolds
Canton
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Sarah Jane Reynolds
Louise Reynolds
R. B. Ring
Virginia E. Stahler
Charles D. Yengling
Paul H. Reynolds
John
Birmingham
Ala
Thomas Reynolds
Cleveland
James Hayden
Dormont
John Hadden
Glassport
Spiker
John B. Barker
Northlawn
Mrs. Eversole Dies After Illness in Aultman Hospital
Mrs. Ralph Eversole wife of Ralph Eversole of North Industry Battlesburg road died this morning at Aultman hospital after a long illness. She is survived by her husband a daughter Sheeryl Lyne at home her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Mattie and a sister Mrs Ray Eversole of North Industry. Body at McCreery parlors in Magnolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Eversole
Ralph Eversole
North Industry
Battlesburg Rd
Aultman Hospital
Sheeryl Lyne
Edward Mattie
Ray Eversole
McCreery
Magnolia
Mrs Mary D McMacken dies after long illness in Canton
Mrs. Mary D. McMacken of 1116 Dougherty NW died this morning at Aultman hospital after an extended illness. Widow of James W. McMacken she lived much of her life in Canton and taught in the junior Sunday school. She was active in Trinity Reformed church Missionary circles and Canton Court Order of the Amaranth. Surviving are three sisters and a brother. burial will be in Westlawn cemetery. Services to be held Sunday evening by Rev H N Kerst and by the Amaranth order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. McMacken
Dougherty
Aultman Hospital
James W. McMacken
Robertsville
Canton
C. E. Irwin
James A. Hutchens
Edward H. Schory
Schneeberger
H. N. Kerst
Westlawn
Order of the Amaranth
Coffee shop proprietor dies after long illness
Harry Chambertides 55 of 1908 Blecker NE longtime Canton resident for 25 years died this morning at home after a long illness. He owned a coffee shop on Carnahan Ave NE. Pending funeral arrangements the body is at Jacobs parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Chambertides
Blecker
Carnahan Ave
Canton
Jacobs
Louis Nist 70 Dies in Culver City Pneumonia Death
Louis Nist 70 formerly of 512 McKinley Ave NW died in Culver City Calif on Wednesday from pneumonia. Survived by widow Alice Nist and daughter Faye Meredith both of Culver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Nist
McKinley Ave
Culver City
Calif
Alice Nist
Faye Meredith
James H. Peter Dies in Alhambra After Brief Illness
James H. Peter, 87, longtime Canton resident before moving to California 18 years ago, died at his Alhambra home after a two week illness. He passed away on Thursday following the Dec. 22 events in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Peter
Canton
California
Alhambra
Calif
Couple marks 60th wedding anniversary celebration
Mr and Mrs Peter celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary. In addition to his widow, Mr Peter is survived by a daughter Edith R Banks of Canton. Funeral services will follow and the body will be placed in Rose Hill mausoleum in Whittier California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Edith R. Banks
Canton
Rose Hill
Whittier
Calif
Miss Anna Bergold Dies in Canton at 88
Miss Anna Bergold 88 a Canton lifelong resident died Friday night at Sunshine convalescent home after a five day illness due to heart trouble. She is survived by many nieces and nephews. Body lies in Schirack Williams parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bergold
Sunshine Convalescent Home
Miss Bergold
Canton
Schirack & Williams
Funeral services for August Stock set Monday in St John’s
August Stock 80 a Canton lifelong resident and original Grand Army band member died Thursday. Funeral services will be Monday at 9 30 a m in St John s Catholic church with burial in the church cemetery. The body is at the home 911 High Ave NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Stock
St. John’s Catholic Church
High Ave
Stock
Canton
Grand Army Band
Funeral services for Joseph E Burrier planned Sunday
Joseph E Burrier 87 died Friday at his home 905 5th St NE. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p m in the Methodist church in Harlem Springs with Rev C C Swinehart officiating. Burial to follow in Harlem Springs. Body to lie in state at Maughiman parlors until service time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Burrier
Harlem Springs
Cc. E. Swinehart
Maughiman
Mr. Burrier
5Th St
Mrs Mary E Brace funeral set for Monday at 2 p m
Mrs Mary E Brace aged 61 of 1117 6th Street Northwest died Friday in Aultman Hospital. Funeral services conducted by Reverend P H Welshimer will be held Monday at 2 p m in Spiker parlors with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. Friends may visit the parlors after 2 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Welshimer
Mary E. Brace
Spiker
Forest Hill Cemetery
Brace
6Th St NW
Aultman Hospital
August Behrendt Massillon Services Set for Monday
August Behrendt 80 of 1507 1st St NE Massillon will have services Monday at 2 30 pm in Arnold Lynch parlors with Rev F B Hax in charge burial in Massillon cemetery. He died Friday at home. a St Pauls Lutheran member. He leaves Geottleib Behrendt three daughters Hannah Minnie James Emma Wolf of Massillon a son Elmer six grandchildren three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Behrendt
1St St
Arnold-Lynch
F. B. Hax
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Geottleib Behrendt
Hannah Behrendt
Minnie James
Emma Wolf
Elmer
Wallace Books 81 of Sippo to be buried at West Brookfield
Services for Wallace Books of Sippo aged 81 will be Sunday at 2 30 p m in Arnold Lynch parlors with Rev S D Dills of Sharon Pa officiating Burial will be in West Brookfield cemetery The body lies at the parlors where friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m He died Friday at his residence He was a member of the Bible Students church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Wallace Books
Sippo
Arnold-Lynch
S. D. Dills
Sharon
West Brookfield
Mrs Amelia Baker Massillon Obituary Notice
Mrs Amelia Baker 76 of Lawrence two died early this morning at her residence. Survived by three daughters Helen Florence and Ruth Warlowek of Massillon, three sons William Oscar and Victor, three brothers Adam Joseph Sibila and Edward, two sisters Caroline and Heintzer, 17 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Body taken to Henger parlors tonight. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Amelia Baker
Lawrence
Helen
Florence
Ruth Warlowek
William
Oscar
Victor
Dalton
Adam
Joseph Sibila
Edward Sibila
Wooster
Caroline Sibila
Joseph Heintzer
Henger
Services for Frank Dulabahn in Massillon
Frank Dulabahn 82 died after a three week illness. Services will be Monday at 2 p m at the Taylor residence 1111 Lincoln Way East officiated by Rev J Lloyd. Burial in St Joseph's cemetery. Body moved from Schermesser parlors to the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Frank Dulabahn
Thomas Taylor
Lincoln Way
Taylor
J. Lloyd
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Dulabahn
Schermesser
Eldee Sheppard services announced in Coshocton area
Eldee Isaac Sheppard 77 died Thursday at his home 904 Fairst Coshocton. Services set for Sunday at 1 p m at Sewellsville Methodist Church. Burial in local cemetery by Jones Lydick parlors. Survived by wife Maude, four daughters, four sons, 22 grandchildren and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Eldee Isaac Sheppard
Coshocton
Sewellsville Methodist Church
Jones-Lydick
Maude Sheppard
Memorial for Alex Savey of Alliance and Catasauqua
Alex Savey 69 of 119 West Main Street died unexpectedly Friday night in Catasauqua Pennsylvania where he had been general superintendent of the forging department at Phoenix Mfg Co He formerly headed Transue Williams Steel Forging Corp and later worked for Warren Tool Forging Co He was a Catholic and an Elks member His daughter Mary Kinney Lavey and Mrs Gladys Thompson of Alliance two grandchildren three brothers and a sister survive Services Tuesday at 2 pm at Cassaday Turkle Funeral Home with burial in City Cemetery Calling hours Monday 7 to 9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kinney Lavey
Gladys Thompson
Alliance
Edward
Cleveland
Jacob
Logan
James
Columbus
Ella Loudenslager
Cassaday- Turkle
City Cemetery
Alliance woman Sarah E. Sandal dies at 86
Miss Sarah E. Sandal 86 daughter of the late George and Catherine Sandal died Friday at 3 15 p m in her home RD 3 Alliance after a years long illness. A Marlboro two native and last of eight children she was a Methodist and charter member of the Alliance Farm Women's club. Funeral 3 30 p m at Cassaday Turkle funeral home with Rev George C Wayman. Burial Mt Union cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Sarah E. Sandal
George
Catherine Sandal
RD 3
Marlboro Two
Sandal
The
Methodist Church
Alliance Farm Women’s Club
Cassaday- Turkle
George C. Wayman
Mt. Union Cemetery
Fireman Russell Bolender Dies After Illness
Russell G. Bolender 47 of 1896 Manchester Rd Akron former Canton resident and city fire department member for 18 years died Friday morning at Peoples hospital after a brief illness. Born Mogadore he lived in Akron 18 years and belonged to VFW. Survived by wife Pamelia four children Jewell Howard Frank and Donald one stepdaughter Mrs Louis Campano one stepson Robert Scheufler four grandchildren two brothers Herman Mogadore Roy Tampa Fla and four sisters. Services set for Monday 2 p m at Prentice parlors burial Greenlawn cemetery calling at residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Russell G. Bolender
Manchester Rd
Canton
Peoples Hospital
Bolender
City Fire Department
Republic Steel Corp
Mogadore
Pamelia Bolender
Jewell
Howard
Frank
Donald
Louis Campano
Robert Scheufler
Herman
Roy
Tampa
Fla
Fred Brumbaugh
East Akron
Lee Moon
Clarence Keener
Suffield
George Eshelman
Hart
Decker Rites Set for Mrs Goldie R Decker
Mrs Goldie R Decker 57 wife of Walter L Decker died Thursday at Pomerene Memorial hospital A funeral service will be Monday at 1130 a m in the Elliott parlors with Rev Robert R Dieterick and Rev D M Haynes officiating Burial will be in Portage cemetery Surviving are her husband three daughters Mrs Marie Grobly North Baltimore Mrs Gladys De Pola Warren and Miss Dorothy Decker at home four grandchildren four brothers Edward Kaetzel and Jay Kaetzel Bowling Green Bryan Kaetzel Litchfield Mich and Charles E Kaetzel Homer Mich and one sister Mrs Ida Dewyer Signet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kaetzel
Jay Kaetzel
Bowling Green
Bryan Kaetzel
Litchfield
Mich
Charles E. Kaetzel
Homer, Mich
Ida Dewyer
Signet
Services for Mrs Emma Clinage Killbuck
Mrs Emma Clinage 76 widow of Wayne Clinage died at home Thursday. Funeral services Sunday at 2 p m at the Methodist church with Rev A F Uphoff officiating. Burial in Killbuck cemetery. She leaves a daughter Mrs Blanche Dowdell of Los Angeles, three sons Howard Killbuck Ray Mansfield and Frank Lexington, and 23 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
Emma Clinage
Wayne Clinage
A. F. Uphoff
Killbuck Cemetery
Blanche Dowdell
Los Angeles
Howard
Ray
Mansfield
Frank
Lexington
Wooster High Plans Public Speech Tournament Night Session
Wooster High school will stage a public speech tournament in the high school auditorium Monday from 7 to 9 pm. A choral group will entertain after the session. Contestants will be considered for the state tournament based on performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wooster High School
Veteran Minister Kohler Dies at 93 in Cleveland
Rev. Charles S. Kohler aged 93, a Lutheran clergyman for 32 years until his 1903 retirement, died in Cleveland yesterday. He previously led churches in Lima Ohio and Mount Vernon New York during the 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles S. Kohler
Lima
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Houdini Aid Dies On Way To Stage
James Collins, veteran vaudeville performer and longtime assistant to Harry Houdini, has died in Philadelphia just before he was to appear with the road company of Hellzapoppin. The 20 year associate passed away on Friday night following a career spanning vaudeville and magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houdini
Philadelphia
James Collins
Harry Houdini
Hellzappoppin
Ohio postmaster dies at 65 in New Lexington
George A. Greenbaum longtime New Lexington postmaster died suddenly at his home yesterday at age 65. He served the community through local mail service and civic involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New Lexington
George A. Greenbaum
Hero pilot Kelly dies in last flight over battleship
Co pilot Lieut Donald Robins recalls the mission against a Japanese carrier group near Luzon. On Dec 10 the B 17 attacked a battleship off Aparri after bombing Clark field. Three bombs hit the target as the ship burned, and a chase by Japanese planes led to the crash that killed Capt Colin P Kelly Jr and Robins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin P. Kelly Jr
America
Donald Robins
Kelly
Bataan Peninsula
Philippines
United Press
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Clark Field
Manila
Lingayen Gulf
Colin
Luzon
Aparri
Robins
Knights of Columbus Louisville Observes Birthday
Robert C. Streb will speak at the Louisville K of C 18th anniversary communion breakfast in St. Louis school hall. Fr Ernest Smith will also speak. The event marks the 60th anniversary of the international organization and honors 19 of the original 70 charter members. The current 112 members, blood drive class of 25, and officers Homer Kandel Ray Wey Charles Dwyer are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Streb
Canton Council
Knights of Columbus
Louisville K
Homer Kandel
Ray Wey
Charles Dwyer
Ray Dwyer
Body of Convicted Slayer Found Hanging on Farm
Charles E. Babington, 52, once jailed for second degree murder of his wife in Canton in 1930, was found dead by hanging at a farm near the London prison farm. Identified by Coroner W. E. Lukens, authorities say he likely died in September while a parole violator. Babington, who fatally shot his wife Margaret in McKinley Park, had been paroled in 1941 and worked on J. C. Rhodes’s Lebanon honor camp before becoming missing four months prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Babington
Canton
London
J. C. Rhodes
W. E. Lukens
Babington
Stark County
Margaret
McKinley Park
Mercy Hospital
Ohio Penitentiary
Mr. Rhodes
Lebanon
Rhodes
Massillon Blood Drive Reaches 217 Donors During Red Cross Stop
In Massillon on March 7 two hundred seventeen residents donated blood as the Cleveland Red Cross mobile unit stopped for two days. Local chairs Mrs. Ben Schrader and Dr. J. S. Williams led the drive with Dr. P. F. Partington and Dr. Elizabeth Bryan of Cleveland supervising the medical team. American Legion auxiliary members ran a canteen serving donors, while Red Cross volunteers led by Mrs. Schrader and including Mrs. L. J. Smith and others supported the effort ahead of the unit’s return in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Cleveland Red Cross
Massillon Blood Donor Service
Ben Schrader
J. S. Williams
P. F. Partington
Elizabeth Bryan
Cleveland
American Legion Auxiliary
John Jacobs
Schrader
The
Red Cross
L. J. Smith
A. J. Albright
L. V. Beamer
Arthur Blough
Vern Halpin
C. M. Mills
Olaf Miller
Joseph Charleton
Fred Merwin
U. S. Submarine Amberjack Launched After Short Build
The Amberjack submarine built by Electric Boat Co. in Groton slipped into the Thames river in under ten months from keel laying. The $6,000,000 vessel launched as wet snow fell with Rear Admiral Randall Jacobs’s wife breaking a champagne bottle on the bow, witnessed by workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Groton
Conn
Amberjack
Electric Boat Co
Thames River
Randall Jacobs
Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Lyceum Program Set in Millersburg
Bob Burns Arkansaw Traveler and Ozark Mountain Philosopher will present the concluding Lyceum entertain ment program Wednesday afternoon in the Millersburg school auditorium marking the end of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Millersburg
Bob” Burns
Arkansaw
Coal Shortage Seen By Federal Fuel Coordinator
Howard Gray acting director of solid fuels coordination warned Secretary Ickes that a coal shortage could force federal allocation. Consumers had failed to stockpile coal, reducing days of supply as of Feb 1, risking emergency and wartime fuel disruption. He urged building up stockpiles despite ample mine capacity to withstand war related interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Vhe
Associated Press
Washington
Office of
Solid Fuels Coordination
Howard Gray
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Mr. Gray
United States
Farm Equipment Want Ads Offer Cash Nearby
Local classifieds invite sellers to list farm machinery for quick cash. Prospective buyers peruse tractors plows and related gear available for immediate purchase through the ad section today. Listings emphasize prompt payment and simple transactions in a rural market setting.
Death by own action sank Arizona at Pearl Harbor
Tokyo reports that a flotilla of special two man submarines lay submerged in Pearl Harbor on December 7 and sank the battleship Arizona that night. Not one of the submarines returned, likely lost to enemy action or their crews. Only nine men were lost from the midget submarines during the air raid and subsequent attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
San Francisco
Imperial Headquarters
Pearl Harbor
United States
Arizona
Wooster High Plans Spring Play Mr and Mrs North
Wooster March 7 The Soc and Buskin club of Wooster High School will stage Mr. and Mrs. North as its annual spring play on March 27. Directors Reynolds Overbeck and Miss Ruth King have cast Miss Jackie Morris and Robert Busche in leading roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Soc and Buskin Club
Wooster High School Dramatic Group
Mrs. North
Reynolds Overbeck
Ruth King
Jackie Morris
Robert Busche
Named to ration board in Alliance from Carrollton
Carrollton, March 7 Deane Baker has been named a member of the tire rationing board at Alliance He has worked for an Alliance retreading firm for the last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Deane Baker
Alliance
Common Pleas Court Dockets Include Damages and Verdicts
In Canton this day, Gracie Jones of 1022 Cherry ave SE rear sues Salvatore Maggiore Jr of 1030 Cherry ave SE for 5000 dollars in damages with a verdict pending. Gladys V. Houston of RD 1 Louisville sues Anna E. Kiehl and Emma J. Groening of 506 Smith ave NW, with verdict in favor of the defendants. A. J. Spies of Alliance sues Mary Sissen of Alliance for 1120.18 dollars in favor of the plaintiff. George Moke of Canal Fulton sues Edward Hartz of Canal Fulton, verdict for the defendant. Lulu Hothem of RD 5 Canton sues Von Black of East Sparta, verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Gracie Jones
Cherry Ave SE
Salvatore Maggiore Jr
Gladys V. Houston
Louisville
Anna E. Kiehl
Emma J. Groening
Smith Ave
A. J. Spies
Alliance
Mary Sissen
George Moke
Canal Fulton
Edward Hartz
Lulu Hothem
Canton
von Black
East Sparta
Matsillon couples face gross neglect and cruelty claims
In Massillon and surrounding areas, multiple divorce petitions allege gross neglect and in one case extreme cruelty. Names include Wilda G Russell and Clarence A Russell, Dorothy and Ernest Hutchison, Myrna and Samuel Smith, Phoebe Garland and William Garland. A later incident notes two men aged 31 and 36 were arrested for intoxication nearby and fined $10 plus costs in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda G. Russell
Massillon
Clarence A. Russell
Dorothy L. Hutchison
Raynolds
Ernest F. Hutchison
3Rd St SE
Myrna Smith
2Nd St SE
Samuel Smith
Phoebe A. Garland
13Th St.ne
William H. Garland
Middlebranch Rd
4Th St
Shorthave
E. R. Veigh
Jack Alspaugh
Local couples listed in city marriage notices
The notice lists several engaged pairs with ages and addresses: Charles F. Hess 25 of 1711 Bank of SW and Isabel McCartney 21 of 1726 Sherrick rd SE. Curtis L. Cole 31 of 2313 16th st SW and Rosemary E. Griffin 25 of 1207 6th st SW. Willard Hoffman 33 of RD 1 Hartville and Ruth Campbell 28 of Middlebranch. Frank C. Lehner 30 of Uniontown and Alice Archey 30 of Uniontown. Joseph G. Gruzinskas 27 of Alliance and Janet Marguerite Hiltabidle 19 of Alliance. James B. Lindsey 20 of 3412 7th st SW and Dorothy J. Gibner 22 of 3126 Dewey of SW. Roy Valley 28 of 870 Rowland Ave NE and Ililse Ida Zislasko 22 of RD 2 Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hess
Bank of
Janet Marguerite Hiltabidle
Alliance
James B. Lindsey
7Th St
Dorothy J. Gibner
Dewey
Roy Valley
Rowland Ave
Ililse
Ida Zislasko
Louisville
Marriage Licenses Granted To Four Couples
Ora Kenneth Baughman and Dorothy Angela Bailey obtain a marriage license. John Pete Hahlen and Ethel Mae Stuckey also licensed. Donald Freshley and Jeanne Sadler complete their marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Kenneth Baughman
Dorothy Angela Bailey
John Pete Hahlen
Ethel Mae Stuckey
Donald Freshley
Jeanne Sadler
Births from Mercy marked families in local area
Mr and Mrs Vladimir Spoley announce a son born March 5 at Mercy. Mr and Mrs Paul Madison welcome a daughter on March but date not given. Mr and Mrs Herbert VanHorn report a daughter born March 5 at Mercy. Mr and Mrs Delbert Laidy announce a daughter born March 5 at Mercy. Mr and Mrs Robert Stow report a daughter born at 3311 Malvernet NW. Mr and Mrs Donald Aldridge announce a son born March 5 at Mercy. Mr and Mrs Ernest Kiefer report a son born March 5 at Mercy. Mr and Mrs Charles Sexton report a daughter born March 5 at Mercy. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nelson report a son born in March. Mr and Mrs Clarence Laubacher report a daughter born in Malvern. Mr and Mrs James Tritt announce a son born March 6 at 1110 6th St NW. Mr and Mrs John Yohe announce a son born March 6 at Navarre Mercy. Mr and Mrs Glenn Fowler report a daughter born March 6 at 906 Smith Ave SW. Mr and Mrs Walter Bollinger announce a daughter born March 6 at Hartville. Mr and Mrs Hugo Culp report a daughter born March 6 at 3221 9th St NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladimir Spoley
St NW
Mercy
Paul Madison
St SW
Herbert VanHorn
Delbert Laidy
Harrison
Robert Stow
Malvernet NW
Donald Aldridge
Akron
Ernest Kiefer
Charles Sexton
Whipple Heights
Lawrence Nelson
North Canton
Clarence Laubacher
Malvern
James Tritt
6Th St NW
John Yohe
Navarre
Glenn Fowler
Smith
Walter Bollinger
Hartville
Hugo Culp
9Th St NW
Local 2345 and Berger Stark Meet at 2006 7th St NE
Local 2345 of Dept 705 along with Berger Stark and Culvert division of Republic Steel SWOC will convene at 2006 7th St NE on Sunday morning at 10 o clock. Shop stewards of Local 2345 will assemble at the same address Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. 705
Berger Stark and Culvert
Republic Steel Corp. Swoc
7Th St
Used Premium Tires In Storage At 600 Cherry 8S
Quick sale of good used Premium tires advertised for today and tomorrow. Tires have been in storage and are available at 600 Cherry 8S with discounted pricing for immediate pickup.
Union Will Meet Sunday Local 2327 to hold special meeting
The South division local No. 2327 Swec of Republic Steel Corp. schedules a special meeting at 1234 Harrison Ave SW this Sunday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Division
Swec
The
Republic Steel Corp
Harrison Ave
Jane Cseak Opens At Ethel's Beauty Salon
Jane Cseak announces she is leaving Carrie's Beauty Shop and has moved to Ethel's Beauty Salon in Room 800 Brant Building. She invites friends and patrons to visit at the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Cseak
Carrie
Ethel
Brant
Fined in Gambling Case for Possession of Devices
Walter E. James of 428 Tuscarawas Street was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge James A. Bowman on a charge of possession of gambling devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. James
Tuscarawas St
James A. Bowman
Chicken Served Basket Style at Linway Restaurant
Try Famous Chicken by Linway on Canton Massillon Road Advy. We serve customers without delay with basket style servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linway
Canton-Massillon Rd
Local thief sentenced to 30 days in county jail
William Dosson, a Black man with no address, appeared in municipal court Friday and was fined costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for theft of an auto radiator and several tires in the southeast section recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dosson
Two Fined As Drunks After Midnight Market Ave Incident
Earl Darling a Checker Taxi driver reported two passengers he picked up shortly after midnight today on Market avenue South held. Police detained them for questioning after the driver described them as intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Darling
Walnut Ave NE
Checker
Market Ave S
Untutored Savage and the Olive Branch in Modern Japan Ad
The ad urges continued production to boost victory and hints that Japan will respond with both peace and aggression. It calls Timken employees to increase bearings and steel output as part of the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
America
Timken
Get Your Koda Chrome Movie at Roth Druggists
Edward J. Roth Druggists at 1213 Market Street offers Koda Chrome Movie and Koda Color Films. Finance unknown but advertised as available for purchase. Limited regional availability and product listings indicate a cinema and photography supply angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Roth Druggists
Injured In Fall At Home On Wednesday
Mrs. Thomas Luby of 2029 2nd Street NE is under home treatment for injuries from a fall on Wednesday. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Luby
2Nd St NE
Golden Lodge Calendar Meetings at 1234 Harrison
Golden lodge SWOC schedules weekly gatherings at 1234 Harrison. Sunday 10 a.m. department 181 machine shop. Monday 7 p.m. Boy Scout troop. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. auxiliary and department 0-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Lodge
SWOC
Harrison
Furniture Bargains For Cash at Glick's
Glick's Furniture at 1320 W. Tuscarora Avenue offers cash discounts on a wide range of items. Open hours are posted at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glick’s
Tusc
Club Sees War Films At Exchange Luncheon
Richard A. Christian Jr. screened motion pictures of pre war Leningrad Hawaii and Pearl Harbor bombing by Japan at the weekly Exchange Club luncheon in the Courtland hotel Friday noon. W. F. Morrow, president, led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Richard A. Christian Jr
Exchange Club
Courtland Hotel
W. F. Morrow
J & J Motors Ad Promises Late Model Cars
An advertisement from J and J Motors at the intersection of 12th and Cherry NE offers late model cars that look and run like new, emphasizing value without new-car status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J & J Motors
12Th & Cherry
Admitted To Little Flower Hospital
Nancy Jo Heiser two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Orra Heiser of North Canton was admitted to Little Flower hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower
Nancy Jo Heiser
Orra Heiser
North Canton
Little Flower Hospital
Townsend Club To Meet At Nasly Studio
Townsend club No 3 will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the Nasly studio. A social hour will follow the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Townsend Club No
Nasly
Timken Manager to Speak on Graphite Steels in Alliance Event
Fred Bonte manager of the graphite steel division at Timken Roller Bearing Co will discuss graphite steels at the Canton Regional Society of Professional Engineers and Surveyors dinner meeting in the Elks Club Alliance on Thursday at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bonte
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton Regional Society of Professional Engineers & Surveyors
Elks Club
Alliance
Traffic Bureau Summonses for disregard of signals and stop sign
A traffic bureau notice lists individuals summoned on charges of disregarding signal lights including Raymond F. Manning Meyers Lake Mil er Richardson Wayne sburg Bernadette Harsch Massillon William Vechey 3217 9th St NW Frances Hornbeck 327 Park Ave NW Alex Vance 926 Linwood Ave SW Alfred J Sylvia 207 Greenfield Ave SW E D Simon RD 1 Bolivar and Earl R Wheeland 701 Arlington NW Also Ralph E Richardson 349 Columbus summoned on a charge of disregarding a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Manning
Meyers Lake
Miler M. Richardson
Waynesburg
Bernadette Harsch
1St St
Massillon
William Vechey
9Th St
Frances M. Hornbeck
Park Ave
Alex Vance
Linwood Ave
Alfred J. Sylvia
Greenfield Ave
E. D. Simon
Bolivar
Earl R. Wheeland
Arlington
Ralph E. Richardson
Columbus Ave
Theft of Purse Reported by Mrs Velian
Mrs Ethel Velian of 1226 2nd St SE reported to police that a purse containing $12 and papers was snatched Friday at 9 15 p m by one of two men on the corner of Tuscarawas St E and Herbracket. Both men ran around the corner and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Velian
2Nd St SE
Tuscarawas St E
Herbracket
Two Boys Held In K of C Theft Case
Two boys aged 13 and 14 were held by Patrolman J A Pucci for child welfare Friday after confessing to involvement in recent thefts at the K of C club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Child Welfare Bureau
J. A. Pucci
False alarm answered by fire department today
Fire department responded to a false alarm at 3:52 a.m. near 20th Street and Maple NE with no hazard or fire found. The incident was routine and canceled upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th St
Mapleave
Executrix and Administrators Notices in Canton Ohio
In Stark County Ohio Ida Stokey Campbell Y others and John A Shota are named executrix and administrator for Bessie Stokey Winifred Lee Yothers and Edward A Janecek estates. Dated February 18 1942 probate judge Reuben Z Wise and attorneys listed. Published The Canton Repository Feb 21 28 Mar 7 1942.
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Admi
Ida Stokey
Canton
Ohio
Bessie i. Stokey
Stark County
Reeuben Z. Wise
Ala Suene
O. c
Admr
Campbell Yothers
Winifred Lee Yothers
Reuben , Wise
James W. Anderson
John A. Shota
Edward A. Janecek
Reuben Z. Wise
Martin H. Hunker
Canton Repository
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Don Yhnston
Elowers
Ower
Soo
Cisithawieea
12Th St NW
August Behrendt
Eldee J. Sheppard
J. Emmett
Maughiman CO
Funeral Home
Dial
Alex Savey
Walter L. Decker
Mrs
Wooster High
Darwin
Australia
Australian
Hero Kelly
Haruna
Robert Streb
Self
U. S
Uynited Press
Hitler
Smith Tire
Bonte
Traffic Bureau
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