Common Pleas Court Actions In Canton and Nearby
In Canton area cases Alvin Peterson of 3236 Overbrook NE sues Edmund W. Goshorn of 1106 Cherry Ave NE for personal injury seeking 7 973 62. Lawrence of Navarre sues Standard Land Co for quiet title. Divorce petitions filed include Mary Jane Evans of Navarre versus William Evans of Justus and Regina Jones of Massillon versus David Jones of Massillon for neglect. Several other suits involve Cruelty and neglect among Massillon and North Lawrence residents.
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Alvin Peterson
Overbrook Et NE
Edmund W. Goshorn
Cherry Ave NE
Ohio
Lawrence Et al
Navarre
Standard Land Co
Mary Jane Evans
William Evans
Justus
Regina Jones
Massillon
David Jones
John Greisheimer
Maybelle Greisheimer
Detroit
Bernice Scott Mann
North Lawrence
Aurelies Mann
Irene Murphy
Alliance
Delvan Murphy
Marriage License Applications List of Couples
A sequence of marriage license applications is listed with names and ages. Couples include Everett E. Noyes and Wilma French, Leroy Nichols and Margaret Caraher, Bert T. Biery and Mary Louise DeRienzo, James E. Gilmore and Mary Jane Thompson, Vincent Murphy and Millie Cicciola, Leroy Sterlin Strobel and Rebecca Belle Kettler, William A. Richardson and Florence Kern, William Ughy and Rita Schrader, Francis Robert Rampton and Esther Marie Kehl, Frederick Peter Schwab and Elizabeth Mac Riley, Alva A. Schriver and Carrie Mae Sickles, along with other pairs from various cities. notes also mention a stop-sign violation charge against Roy H. Elrod and an Easter Kiddies promotion.
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Everett E. Noyes
Cleveland
Wilma French
Massillon
Leroy Nichols
10Th St NW
Margaret Caraher
6Th St
Bert T. Biery
3Rd St NW
Mary Louise DeRienzo
Edwards
James E. Gilmore
North Industry
Mary Jane Thompson
Brad Ave
Vincent Murphy
21St St NW
Millie Cicciola
Cleveland Ave
Leroy Sterlin Strobel
Elizabeth
N. J
Rebecca Belle Kettler
8Th St NW
Francis Robert Rampton
Burlington
Esther Marie Kehl
Louisville
Frederick Peter Schwab
Genoa
Elizabeth Mac Riley
2Nd St NW
Alva A. Schriver
Carrie Mae Sickles
Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs Wilson Baum of 2301 42nd st NW have a son born March 21 Mercy. Mr and Mrs William Copeland of 1332 Logan are NW report a son born March 21 Mercy. Mr and Mrs James Hammond of 700 15th st NW have a daughter born March 21 Mercy. Mr and Mrs Orval Hertel of Louisville have a son born March 22 Mercy. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson of 808 4th st NW have a son born March 22 Mercy. Mr and Mrs Roy Smith of RD I Louisville have a daughter born March 22 Mercy. Mr and Mrs Harvey Haines of 1541 Market ave N have a son born March 22 Mercy. Mr and Mrs John Dougherty of 512 Short ave NW have a son born March ae Mercy. Mr and Mrs Jack Lidderdale of 818 5th st SW have a daughter born March 23 Mercy. Mr and Mrs Michael Cerrato of 1810 3rd st SE have a daughter born March 23 Mercy. Mr and Mrs Harold Saunders of 408 Fulton rd NW have a son born March. Mr and Mrs John Slanter of RD 7 North Canton have a daughter born March.
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Wilson Baum
42Nd St NW
Mercy
William Copeland
Logan
James Hammond
15Th St NW
Orval Hertel
Louisville
Robert Johnson
4Th St NW
Roy Smith
RDI
Harvey Haines
Market Ave N
John Dougherty
Short Ave NW
Jack Lidderdale
5Th St SW
Michael Cerrato
3Rd St SE
Harold Saunders
Fulton Rd NW
John Slanter
North Canton
Otis Gillespie Radio Service Ad
Radio repair and sales listing for Otis Gillespie at 229 Cleve NW dialing 6891 offering radio service and related equipment from a local storefront ad.
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Otis Gillespie
Cleve
Dial
Realtors To Meet Wednesday
Members of the Canton Real Estate board will discuss organizational and business problems at their meeting Wednesday noon at the Courtland hotel.
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Canton Real Estate Board
Courtland Hotel
Drape Cleaning Specialist Anthony’s Ad
Local ad for Anthony’s offering drape cleaning services at 1017 McK N with contact 4-2114. Service includes cleaning and care for household drapes and fabrics. Est. turnaround and pickup options likely available through the listed phone number.
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Anthony’s
Held On Burglary Charge For John J Fear
John J Fear aged 33 of 400 Brown Ave NW was bound over to the grand jury by Judge James A Bowman on burglary and larceny charges filed in an affidavit last Saturday by Alice Montgomery of 206 Brown Ave.
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John J. Fear
Brown Ave NW
Grand
James A. Bowman
Alice Montgomery
Traffic Bureau Summonses Involving Signal Light Violations
Traffic authorities issue summonses on charges related to disregarding signal lights. James R. appears as a named individual in the notice and faces the case details per the local traffic enforcement report.
Pep Up Production and You Step Up Victory
A call to improve production linked to achieving victory. The message urges workers or teams to boost output to secure success in their competition or campaign. It emphasizes collective effort and practical action to reach a favorable outcome.
Fined On Suspicion Charge In Cambridge Court
William Gordon aged 24 of AD 7 Cambridge was fined $25 and costs in municipal court on a charge of being a suspicious person.
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William Gordon
AD 7
Cambridge
Save Money On Diamonds and Mountings
Local ad offering discounted diamonds and settings from L. S. Punches at 315 Market Street North, promoting special order work and budget-friendly options for jewelry shoppers.
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L. S
Suspicious Last Chance Charge Fines Given
James H. Ziegler, 56, with no address, was fined 25 dollars and costs on a charge described as suspicious. The notice cites Last Chance and references a 3 year term and a 2 dollar amount. Ralph Young of 310 West Tusc also appears in the advertisement along with Better Homes Tuesday and McCall’s Thursday notices. Dial 8707 for adv.
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James H. Ziegler
McCall’s
Dial
Ralph Young
W. Tusc
City Council Receives Auto Damage Claim After Police Cruiser Collision
John P. Mylett of 1241 Perkins NW files an $80.25 damage bill against a police cruiser driven by Patrolman Francis Le Masters after a collision at 3rd Street and Rowland Avenue NE on February 18. The claims bill was submitted Monday night and referred to the claims committee.
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Francis LeMasters
3Rd St
Rowland Ave
City Council
John P. Mylett
Perkins
Late model cars offered by J and J Motors ad
A compact classified advertisement from J and J Motors at 12th and Cherry NE promoting late model vehicles that look and run like new, under the banner No New Cars. The note positions the dealer as an alternative to new cars.
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J & J Motors
12Th & Cherry
Favorable Report On Dry Weather Bridge Plan
The council committee reported favorably on Monday night the construction of a dry weather foot crossing over East Creek at 11th Street and Carnahan Avenue NE. The bridge proposal was referred to the finance committee and carries an estimated cost of 1839 dollars.
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Council
East Creek
Llthst
Carnahan Ave
Electric Range Bargains at Glick's
Glick's at 1320 West Tusc open evenings offering electric range bargains with extended hours for shoppers seeking late shopping options in a local storefront ad style.
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Glick’s
Tusc
Kennel Club To Meet Friday At Hol Guerns
McKinley Kennel Club schedules a Friday 8 p m meeting at Hol Guerns to elect new officers. President A Wayne Jackson is retiring from the post.
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Kennel Club
McKinley Kennel Club
Hol Guerns
A. Wayne Jackson
Really Lovely Easter Cards 5c Each Canterbury Craine
Easter card sale notice from Canterbury Craine offering attractive cards at five cents each. Located in NW area, identified as 2016th NW. Sale likely part of local shop promotion with limited quantities.
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Canterbury-Craine
Canton City Lines Proposes Route Change on Mahoning Road
Fred Paulson submits a plan to the public utilities committee proposing a detour for the north Mahoning road NE bus line. The route would turn onto Superior avenue, head north to 18th street, then to Ohio avenue and back to Mahoning road before returning to the current path.
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Mahoning Rd
Council
Fred Paulson
Canton City Lines
Public Utilities Committee
Superior Ave
18Th St
Ohio Ave
Special Norge Refrigerators Ad at City Radio
City Radio at 201 5th st NW advertises special Norge refrigerators while supplies last with dial 8043 for ordering.
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Norge
City Radio
St NW
Dial
Woman Treated After Fall At Home Injuries
Mrs. Samuel Garbar of 1203 Harrison Ave SW fell on the cement walk at her home Monday afternoon, suffering facial and shoulder abrasions. She received emergency room care at Aultman Hospital.
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Samuel Garbar
Harrison Ave
Aultman Hospital
Drew Arch Rest Shoes For Ladies Ira Halteman
Ira S Halteman of 533 Market North announces a new line of ladies rest shoes under the Drew Arch label. Local storefronts will stock the style with sizes ranging from small to extra wide.
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Drew Arch
Ira S Halteman
Navy Mothers To Meet At Cherry Ave Hall
Navy and Marine Mothers club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Sanitary Milk hall on Cherry avenue NE. Plans will be completed for a birthday party to be held Saturday night at the Sachsenheim club.
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Navy
Navy and Marine Mothers Club
Sanitary Milk Hall
Cherry Ave
Sachsenheim
Open house at Dine DeWees Co shows new displays
Invitation to attend a week long open house at Dine DeWees Co on 511 12th NE featuring furniture radios electric refrigerators washers porcelain kitchen and dinette sets coal gas and oil furnaces with immediate delivery and special pricing during the event.
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Dine DeWees Co
Travelers Aid to Elect New Officers at Courtland Hotel
The Travelers Aid society will elect new officers in a business session at the Courtland hotel on Thursday at noon.
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Travelers Aid
Travelers Aid Society
Courtland Hotel
Beautify Your Figure For Easter Ad in Kresge Building
An advertisement for a figure beautification service named Perfect Figure Studio promotes Easter body shaping. Located in the Kresge Building, it markets a beautiform method and urges readers to visit for improved figure before the holiday.
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Perfect
Kresge Bldg
Defense Session Postponed in Canton Labor Meeting
A joint Civilian Defense committee meeting of the Canton Federation of Labor AFL and Stark County Industrial Union Council CIO scheduled for tonight at Golden Lodge headquarters has been postponed. The issue or new date was not announced.
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Canton Federation of Labor
AFL
Stark County Industrial Union Council
CIO
Golden Lodge
Linoleum Pricing Linked to McComas Announcement
James McComas CFL Civilian Defense coordinator announced linoleum specials at Home Furniture Co. 401 Market Street S. Felt base linoleum 39 cents per square yard while inlaid linoleum ranges from 79 cents to 1 dollar 95 cents. Free estimates available. Phone 2 8407.
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James McComas
CFL
Home Furniture Co
Round Table to Review Autobiography by Rabbi Philipson
Harry Berger will review Rabbi David Philipson of Cincinnati's autobiography My Life as an American Jew at the Temple Luncheon Round Table meeting in the Courtland hotel Wednesday at noon.
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Round Table
Harry Berger
David Philipson
Cincinnati
Temple
Courtland Hotel
Easter Ham Free Turn to Page 9 Adv
An Easter promotional notice invites readers to turn to page 9 for details of a free ham offer. The brief fragment signals a local advertising ploy with unspecified terms and regional reference. Entities include Easter, page 9, and a generic promotion.
Pepper fined for intoxication and assault in court
Lawrence E. Pepper, 52, of the Kauffman hotel, was fined $10 and costs on an intoxication charge and $25 and costs on an assault and battery charge Monday in municipal court. He was arrested Saturday night after a fight.
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Lawrence E. Pepper
Kauffman Hotel
Lehman Operetta Dates Change Notice
Notice announces changes to the Lehman operetta schedule with new dates Thursday March 25 and 26 and advancement of the event. The brief indicates revised performances and venue details likely in an advance advertisement.
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Lehman Operetta
Council votes down Cooper excuse and salary claim
A motion to excuse Pvt. Wilbur Cooper from attending the Monday night council meeting and to pay him as a councilman was defeated 7 to 6. The council also read a letter from Pvt. Cooper describing duties at Fort McClellan Alabama and his eight weeks in the army.
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Pvt. Cooper
Pvt
Wilbur Cooper
Fort McClellan
Ala
Going Out Of Business. Get Your Permanent now.
A local business advertises a going out of business sale offering permanent hair products and inviting customers to contact Freda at phone 27606 for purchase details.
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Freda
Seek New Fund Secretary Post Sought by Sinking Fund Board
City council heard a request to create an assistant secretary of the board of sinking fund trustees. The board led by president Paul R. Lamiell cited increased workload and potential growth with planned sewage and water bond issues. The matter was referred to the judiciary committee.
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Board of Sinking Fund Trustees
Paul R. Lamiell
Judiciary Committee
Magician Entertains Jaycees at Belden Hotel
Canton Pure Milk Co. official David Williams, an amateur magician, performed a program for Junior Chamber of Commerce members at the Belden hotel Monday noon. He was assisted by A. M. Glosser, with William Fenwick introducing the act.
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Jaycees
David Williams
Canton Pure Milk Co
Chamber of Commerce
Belden Hotel
Williams
A. M. Glosser
William Fenwick
Vice President Presides Over City Council Session
Councilman Ben Schuman, vice president of the council, presided Monday night in the absence of President Albert S. Fromm, who was out of the city.
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Ben Schuman
Albert S. Fromm
Mrs Lela Barker Recovers After Operation
Mrs Lela Barker of Germany is recovering in Mercy hospital after a recent operation.
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Lela Barker
Germany
Mercy Hospital
Carpet Fire at 1708 18th Street NW Causes Small Blaze
No. 4 fire company rushed to the residence of Blanche Mc Lean at 1708 18th street NW Monday at 3 55 p m when a carpet in contact with a floor register ignited. The fire was extinguished on arrival.
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No. 4
Blanche McLean
18Th St NW
Clothing Stolen from Room in Vandals’ Sweep
Robert Christian of 408 6th St SW reported to police that a top coat jacket hat and a pair of shoes were removed from his room Monday noon. The items were carried to the sidewalk by vandals. No further details available.
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Robert Christian
6Th St SW
Burglary at Confectionery on 11th Street Northwest
John W. Halter owner of the confectionery at 3046 11th Street NW reported a burglary last Monday night. Thieves pried off two iron bars forced a rear window and took about 15 cartons of cigarettes and about $30 in bills and change.
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11Th St NW
John W. Halter
Lakerd Blrd
Fined for Liquor Charge in City Court Case
Amanda Pierson of 236 Cherry avenue SE was fined 200 dollars and costs on a liquor charge by Judge James A. Bowman. The court suspended 100 dollars of the fine.
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Amanda Pierson
Cherry Ave SE
James A. Bowman
Grass Fires Extinguished by Three Department Calls
Three grass fires were extinguished Monday by the fire department. No. 5 company responded to 1118 Raff Rd SW at 1:18 PM, No. 6 company to the 2000 block on Allen Ave SE at 4:05 PM, and No. 2 company to 2422 Tuscarawas St E at 4:12 PM.
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Raff Rd
Allen Ave
Tuscarawas St
Tire Damaged By Manhole Incident In North Canton
Achille Capuano of RD 6 North Canton reported to police that a front tire on his car was damaged Monday at 10 15 p m when he drove into an open manhole at 11th Street and Market area. He said the manhole had been open.
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Achille Capuano
RD 6
North Canton
11Th St
Market
Protest Scrapping Cannon Threatens City Hall Ornament
Citizens stage protest over resolutions opposing the removal of the ornamental cannon on city hall property. Delegates demand preservation until all other means of resolution are exhausted. Local officials consider impacts on historic display and civic identity.
Local groups urge council on metal supplies plan
Representatives from Floyd Hughes post VFW and Lair No 9 Military Order of the Serpent submitted a proposal to the council Monday night seeking action as metal supplies reportedly dwindle.
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Council
Floyd Hughes Post
Lair No. 9
Military Order of the Serpent
Reverend Mitchell Accepts Nazarene Pastorate in East Liverpool
East Liverpool dated March 24 reports Rev. H Dale Mitchell of Lima accepts the pastorate of the First Church of the Nazarene, succeeding Rev. Charles H Hanks who resigned.
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East Liverpool
H. Dale Mitchell
Lima
First Church of the Nazarene
Charles H. Hanks
Early Coal Buying Warning Repeats in Ohio
Gov Bricker urged Ohioans to order next winter coal after April 1 and store as much as possible. He cited rising demand from war industry coke ovens railroads and public utilities requiring 10 to 20 percent more coal and warned shipments could be strained.
War Economy Shifts Bring Coal Over Oil Transport
As oil usage declines thousands of plants convert to coal, while troop and war supply movements rise, reducing transport capacity for normal civilian needs.
Haiti President Proclaims War Against Axis During Visit
President Elie Lescot of Haiti declared Haiti would fight the Axis and endure all consequences. After meeting Acting Secretary Sumner Welles in Washington on March 24, he said Haiti would "prefer to disappear under fire" rather than bow to Nazi domination. He aligned Haiti with nations at war with the United States and vowed loyalty to the Allied cause.
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International News Service
Washington
Elie Lescot
Haiti
Sumner Welles
United States
Lisbon Council Approves Street Sweeper Purchase
Lisbon council voted to buy a motor driven street sweeper for no more than 2900 dollars at Monday night meeting. The action sets spending limits and adds equipment for city cleaning operations.
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Lisbon
Officials to Meet
Justus March 24 Sugar Creek two school board will meet Friday night in the local school. Township trustees will meet Saturday afternoon in the township hall.
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Justus
Sugarcreek
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Canton
Common Pleas Court
William A. Richardson
20Th St
Florence Kern
Fulton Rd
William Ughy
Rita Schrader
Humphrey
Frank F. Fodren
Colonial Bivd
Charles R. Boggs
23Rd St
Roy H. Elrod
Bellflower
Grant’s
Adv
Owens Valley
Manzanar
Calif
Los Angeles
Bricker
Columbus
Arthur Optical CO
Postal Telegraph
R. B. Wendt
Optometriat
Cpa
the Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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