Lenten Series Concludes at First Christian Church
Rev. Carl Rasmussen spoke to over 1,800 at the final of six Community Lenten programs. The series drew about 12,200 attendees, with scripture and prayer by Rev. Charles Basel and presiding by Rev. Tom Hominghausen. The combined Lutheran choirs sang as Rasmussen urged Christ’s cross as redemptive power amid wartime. Union Holy Week services follow at First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christian Rasmussen
First Christian Church
Rasmussen
Gettysburg
Lutheran Seminary
Charles H. Basel
Bethel Lutheran Church
Tom B. Hominghausen
Zion Lutheran Church
First Lutheran
Martin Luther
Trinity Lutheran
Zion Lutheran
Carl Schuman
Jesus
Rev
First Methodist Church
Massillon District Scouters Dinner Meeting Arranged
Massillon district scouters to confer at the YWCA Friday evening at 6 30 with all scoutmasters, commissioners and executives invited. Plans for spring activities will be discussed during the dinner meeting in Massillon.
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Massillon
Massillon Area
Y.W.C
Doan's Pills Advertise Kidney Health Benefits
An old Dean's Pills advertisement claims tired kidneys cause backache and other symptoms. It touts the kidneys as blood purifiers, noting about three pints of urine daily and urging readers to buy Doan's Pills to flush waste from the blood.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
Pontiac 1941 Four-Door Sedan For Sale By Owner
Vehicle listing for a 1941 Pontiac four door sedan owned by private seller. Driven about 8,000 miles with no trades. Contact at 3936 6th SW or dial 41803 for details.
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Pontiac
Treasury probes Ohio firm over executive salaries
United Press reports on March 26 that Treasury officials opened a tax inquiry into Jack & Heintz Inc of Cleveland area. Randolph E. Paul stated the aim to decide charges under the internal revenue code for possible tax evasion or defeat. Jack testified salary and bonuses totaled 145 854 in 1941 while the firm paid 949 590 in bonuses. reported income taxes were 172 220 with potential rise to 906 801 if bonuses were disallowed.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Jack & Heintz, Inc
Cleveland
Randolph E. Paul
The
House Naval Affairs Committee
William S. Jack
Edmund H. Toland
Stark County Delegates Head to Ohio GOP Rally in Youngstown
Eleven Stark county Young People's Republican club members will attend the fifth annual all Ohio clubs convention at the Pick-Ohio hotel in Youngstown. The weekend opens Friday with a 9 a.m. start and noon luncheon for Stark delegates. Clarence Buddington Kelland will speak and district delegates vote at 1:30 p.m. for an executive committee. a 2 p.m. business session follows. Friday includes a 6:30 p.m. banquet with speeches by Gov. Bricker and Rep. Martin Jr. The Stark group is led by Stewart Ake and includes Lucille Burger Doris Adams Frances Corbit Henry Kattman Victor Green Nona Wise Carl Wise Marie Curry Dominic DeMeo Harry Gould and Mildred Hiner.
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Stark County
Young People’s Republican Club
All Ohio Clubs
Pick- Ohio
Youngstown
Stark Group
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Johne W. Bricker
Joseph W. Martin Jr
National Republican Committee
Stewart Ake
Lucille Burger
Doris Adams
Frances Corbit
Henry Kattman
Victor Green
Nona Wise
Carl F. Wise
Marie Curry
Dominic DeMeo
Harry Gould
Mildred Hiner
Wayne Group To Dine With Medical Association Auxiliary Talk
Wives of Wayne County Medical Association members will be guests at the Orrville dinner in Wooster on Friday at 6 30 p m. The meeting will discuss organizing an auxiliary to the association.
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Wayne Group
Wooster
Wayne County Medical Association
Orrville
First Nurses Aid Class To Receive Caps Here Friday
Canton Red Cross chapter hosts a 7 30 p m capping ceremony marking the graduation of the first nurses aids trained under Red Cross auspices. The class of 26 completed training at Mercy and Aultman hospitals and will begin service. Mrs Margaret Allman will present the caps and lead a meeting for volunteers aged 18 to 50 in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Red Cross
Mercy
Aultman
Margaret Allman
Joint Committee To Speed Output At Naval Factory
A newly formed joint labor management committee at the naval ordnance plant aims to speed production of vital war materials. It will survey the plant to identify bottlenecks, reduce waste, prevent accidents, and improve machine and tool utilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Factory
Naval Ordnance Plant
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Roy V. Gavert
Ordnance Plant
George D. Bucher
Westinghouse
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
William G. Miller
R. L. Brown
D. W. Hamilton
A. C. Haley
H. J. Orth
Louis Morrison
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Henry We
Mr. Gavert
Youth Guidance Unit Organized for Canton
Twenty men and women from service clubs social agencies and labor groups organized the Occupational Guidance Service at the YWCA Canton with the aim of creating an occupational service bureau for local youth. Officers include J H Campbell president Mrs Paul Hyde vice president Joseph Arthur treasurer and Ruby Lee Ryder secretary. A program chair Paul Regberg Kiwanis Dr Edwin C White public relations chair and Grace Kovacs co-chairman will lead the next meeting April 29 at the YWCA to approve a new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
J. H. Campbell
Hoover Co
Paul Hyde
Joseph Arthur
Canton Industrial League
Ruby Lee Ryder
North Canton
Wanna Buy a Town in San Joaquin Valley
Classified ad in Los Angeles offers a township for sale with 400 lots, water system, and a railway in the San Joaquin valley. Original cost $100,000, now offered at $15,000 because heirs cannot develop the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Joaquin Valley
Roosevelt Jr. returns to hospital after bronchial infection
Lieut. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. was taken to the United States Naval Hospital at Brooklyn on Wednesday with a bronchial infection. He had been released from the hospital months earlier after an operation for appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
United States Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
First Meeting of Creditors in Ake Bankruptcy
Notice in the Northern District of Ohio Eastern Division that Harry Marion Ake of Stark County has been adjudged bankrupt on a petition filed March 7 1942. The first creditors meeting is April 3 1942 at 9 30 a m in the 804 Renkert Building Canton Ohio. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated Canton March 24 1942. Paul D Roach Referee in Bankruptcy. Published Canton Repository March 26 1942.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Ohio
Harry Marion Ake
R. D
Mt. Pleasant
North Canton
Stark County
Renkert Building
Canton
Paul D. Roach
Canton Repository
Thomas Hobert Williams
St. St. NW
Reukert Building
Canton Reponsitory
Joint Tax Returns Assailed by Women in Congress
Washington March 26 Women s organizations told congress that mandatory joint income tax returns by husbands and wives would wreck homes and raise divorces They opposed Secretary Morgenthau s request to raise 300 million toward a 7 billion tax program Representing women s groups were Mrs Ethel Ernest Murrell of Miami Fla and Mrs Harvey Wiley of Washington who argued it would undermine marriage and family life and deter childbearing
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ethel Ernest Murrell
Miami
Fla
National Association of Women Lawyers
Harvey Wiley
General Federation of Women's Clubs
J. W. Buwalda
Los Angeles
California Federation of Women’s Clubs
Better Homes and Gardens price hike announced
The Associated Press reports Better Homes and Gardens raised its price from 10 cents to 15 cents with the April issue and increased yearly subscriptions from $1 to $1.50. Meredith Publishing Co. officials stated the changes would take effect with the April issue now on sale.
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Associated Press
Des
Movies
Better Homes and Gardens
Meredith Publishing Co
Warden Imposes Blackout Rules at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus March 26 Warden Frank D Henderson issued blackout regulations for the Ohio penitentiary locking inmates in cells or dormitories during an alarm. Trusties will form emergency rescue and repair squads. He urged full inmate cooperation in defense plans and patriotism inside the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Frank D. Henderson
Ohio Penitentiary
Creditors Meet in Williams Bankruptcy Case Canton Ohio
Creditors of Thomas Hobert Williams of Canton Stark County Ohio case number 50403 report he has been adjudged bankrupt on petition filed March 206 1942. First meeting of creditors set for April 3 1942 at 9 30 am at 804 Reukert Building Canton Ohio to prove claims appoint a trustee committee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business.
Public notice of probate accounts in Stark County Ohio
Eleventh notice of publication listing hearings for accounts filed with the Stark County Probate Court by executors administrators guardians trustees and assignees. The hearing is set for Saturday April 4 1942 at 10 00 AM. Names include Ammons Becher Beegle Correll Donaldson Shret Freshtey Mauchiman Parney Quinlan Ridenour Swartz Sheffler Anna L and many others across categories of executors administrators guardians and trustees with numerous first final partial and final settlements and affidavits in lieu of accounts. Reuben Z Wise probate judge and chief deputy clerk noted. Published in The Canton story March 12 1926 1942.
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County of
Stark
State of
Ohio
Ammons
Charles Henry
Becher
Anna
Beegle
Nellie Tha Belle
Noemi Main Oeéerner
Nna Margaret
Irs
Correll
Josiah
Donaldson
Fred R
Shret
John
Firs
Herron
Maud M
Koontz
Helen B
Keller
Mary
John M
Long
Ruth V
Makley
William C
Maughiman
John E
Muntz
Harvey C
Parney
William A
Quinlan
Daniel C
Ridenour
Swartz
Martha E
Sheffler
George H
Anna L
Anderson
William R
Blanchard
Lewis D
Bourgeois
Alice
Brandy
Frank
Brobst
Anna M
Clark
Charlotte G
Cox
David McCormick
Christopher
Roy
Cartwright
Abraham
Jane
Decker
George E
Papp
Hannah B
Diehl
Henry
Engle
Elmira Creighton
Richer
Susanna
Graham
Arminda
Goodman
George L
Floyd L
Hasseman
Melvin A
Ickes
George W
Kruck
Regina
Klett
Joseph
Labus
Edward
Lehmiller
Jacob
Lamb
Walter
McCullough
Charles C
McCall
George D
Mudrick
Joseph A
Regina A
Oswald
Mary A
Priest
Mary JL
Stoner
Valentine
Shook
Sarah
Shreffler
Arthur R
Sullou
Catherine
Sutton
Wm. S
Samara Saverio
Vujnovich
Marco
Mark Vujnovich
Wagner
Charles E
Wyss
John W
Werner
Frank B
Burwell
Betty Jo
Campbell
Kathryn JL
Corkery
DeHoff
Howard Ellsworth
Harold Elden
Forney
Melvina
Gard
Robert Milton
Hudson
R. Earl
Hamlin
Thomas W
Kausnick
Daniel
Moore
Grace
Myers
Wendel J
Martha Marie
Reichenbach
Glenn
Swinehart
Clarence
Wolf
Warner
Shirley Ann
Howard
Watson
Patricia Mae
Barnes
Margaret
Cassaday
D. B
Dussel
F. E
Francis
Stephen
Kayvler
Tolerton
Menegay
Donald Norbert Thomas
Northend
Rozella T
Esther K. Tolerton
Rozella
L G. Tolerton
Schlabach
Schmuck
Reason A
Oliver F
Wiley
Hannah A
Reuben Z. Wise
Stark County
Stark Country
Canton
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F. D. Roosevelt JR
House Committee
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