Deaths and Funerals Mrs Gertrude Archinal Strub
Mrs Gertrude Archinal Strub 33 wife of William R Strub of 1301 24th st NW died Wednesday evening in Aultman hospital after a brief illness She survived by her husband a daughter Barbara Jean her parents Mr and Mrs Harry L Archinal a sister Mrs Richard H Hawks Canton Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm in the Arnold parlors with Rev James Wilson Bean burial at Westlawn cemetery Friends may call after 7 tonight Also listed are brother Lawrence and four sisters all of Canton in related services including a 9 am Saturday mass at St Marys Catholic Church and Calvary cemetery burial
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Gertrude Archinal Strub
William R. Strub
24Th St NW
Aultman Hospital
Barbara Jean
Harry L. Archinal
Richard H. Hawk
Canton
Strub
Washington Seminary
Arnold
James Wilson Bean
Westlawn
Mrs. Mary Bardin Dies After Illness Near Louisville
Mrs. Mary Bardin aged 80 of one mile north of Louisville on the Nickel Plate ad died this morning after a three month illness from a heart malady. A lifelong resident she was a member of St. Louis Catholic church. Surviving are a brother Joseph Fallot of Louisville and several nieces and nephews. Body at Sluss parlors pending funeral arrangements.
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Mary Bardin
Louisville
St. Louis
Joseph Fallot
Sluss
Death of Albert DeCresce in Canton Mercy Hospital
Albert F. DeCresce aged 26 of 2143 Henry avenue SW died Wednesday night at Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. He worked for Timken Roller Bearing Co and was born in Benwood West Virginia. A Canton resident most of his life he belonged to St Marys Catholic Church. He is survived by his parents and other family members.
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Albert Frank DeCresce
Henry Ave
Mercy Hospital
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Mr. DeCresce
Benwood
W. Va
Canton
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Gravley Fails After Brief Illness In Aultman Hospital
William Gravley aged 23 of 914 Cherry avenue SE died Wednesday after a brief illness at Aultman hospital. He was admitted Tuesday. He is survived by his widow Rosanna Gravley a son Melvin James and a daughter Barbara Jean all at home. The body is at the Mathews funeral home.
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William Gravley
Cherry Ave
Aultman Hospital
Rosanna Gravley
Melvin James
Barbara Jean
Mathews Parlors
Joseph Cenci Dies in Canton Home at 65
Joseph Cenci aged 65 a Canton resident for five years died this morning at his Stark County home. A former Pittsburgh resident his body was taken to Spiker parlors for disposition.
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Joseph Cenci
Canton
Stark County
Pittsburgh
Spiker
Mrs Corinne B James Rites Held For Local Resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Corinne B. James wife of Charles H. James of 606 7th street NW were held this afternoon at 3 in the Jack parlors with Rev. G B Wetherbee officiating. Burial followed at Westlawn cemetery. She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Hazel Snyder of Canton a brother G O Polen of Uhrichsville and two grandchildren.
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Corinne B. James
Charles H. James
7Th St
G. B. Wetherbee
Westlawn Cemetery
James
Hazel Snyder
Canton
G. O. Polen
Uhrichsville
Mrs Bertha Warstler Rites Held In Hartville Home and Church
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Warstler are set for Friday at 2 p m at her Hartville home and 2 30 p m at the Hartville Church of the Brethren with Rev Eldon Petry officiating. Burial will follow in East Nimishillen cemetery. The 63 year old widow of Harvey Warstler died Wednesday at her Hartville residence.
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Bertha Warstler
Hartville
Mrs. Mary Behringer Funeral Services In St Peters Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Behringer wife of Herman Behringer will be held Saturday at 9 30 a m at St Peters Catholic Church with Rt Rev Msgr George N Habig presiding. Requiem high mass will be sung and burial will follow in the church cemetery.
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Mary Behringer
Herman Behringer
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Msgr
George N. Habig
Death Notice of Mrs Behringer at 1326 28th St NW
Mrs Behringer aged 61 died Wednesday at her Canal Street home after a three month illness. She was a lifelong Massillon resident and member of St. Clement's Altar Society Sacred Heart League Auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans and Mas sillon revue W B A. Survived by son Clement at home daughter S E Dages of Navarre five grandchildren three sisters and two brothers. Body remains at Hug parlors awaiting funeral plans.
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Wackerly
Canal St
St. Clement’s Altar Society
Sacred Heart League
Sons of Veterans
Mas Sillon Revue
Clement S
S. E. Dages
Navarre
Louise Huffman
Akron
Frank Wilson
Henry Larker
Massillon
John Seimetz
Conrad Jogerst
John H McGuiness Rites Held in Massillon
John H McGuiness 37 of 707 6th St SW died Wednesday. ServicesSaturday at 10 a m at St Josephs Catholic Church burial in St Josephs Cemetery. Body at Gordgon Shaidnagle Hollinger parlors. Survived by father James McGuiness and sister Miss Helen McGuiness of Lakewood.
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Massillon
John H. McGuiness
6Th St
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Gordgon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger
McGuiness
Standard Slag Co
James McGuiness
Helen McGuiness
Lakewood
Massillon Mourns Elizabeth Neidlinger Death
Mrs Elizabeth Neidlinger died early today at 145 Oak Ave SE Massillon She was a member of First Christian Church Surviving daughters Hazel K To led o Olive N Neuhauser of Toledo and Edna N Holdell of Chardon Body lies at Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger parlors
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Massillon
Elizabeth Neidlinger
Oak Ave
First Christian Church
Hazel K
Olive N. Neuhauser
Toledo
Edna N. Holdell
Chardon
Gordon- Shaidnagle - Hollinger
Mary Ackerman 65 dies at City Hospital Alliance
Mrs Mary Ackerman 65 of Norman Avenue Alliance died Wednesday afternoon in City hospital Born in Austria she lived here 30 years and was a member of First Reformed church Survived by husband John two sons John Jr of Cleveland and Stephen of Alliance daughter Mrs W Howard Reed of Haworth New Jersey and two grandchildren The body is at Sharer parlors pending funeral arrangements
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Alliance
Mary Ackerman
Norman Ave
City Hospital
Austria
First Reformed Church
John
John Jr
Cleveland
Stephen
W. Howard Reed
Haworth
N. J
Philippi Infant Dies. Funeral Held in Sharer Parlors
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Philippi of 642 Willowave were held today at 10 a m in the Sharer parlors. Burial followed in City cemetery. The infant died earlier, with details incomplete in the report.
Mrs. Margaret Keller of Navarre Dies at 75
Mrs. Margaret Keller 75 widow of Phillip D Keller died early today in Navarre following a brief illness. She is survived by relatives and friends. Funeral arrangements pending at local funeral home.
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Navarre
Margaret Keller
Phillip D. Keller
Mrs Mary Lehman Dead At 68 In Kidron
Mrs Mary Lehman 68 wife of John P Lehman died at home after a lengthy illness in Kidron She leaves five sons Aaron Apple Creek Simon Orrville David and Martin Kidron Weldon at home a sister Mrs Aaron Amstutz Apple Creek a brother Joel Zuercher Dalton and 16 grandchildren Services Saturday at 1 pm at home and 2 pm at Kidron Mennonite church Rev Reuben Hoffstetter assisted by Rev Isaac Zuercher Rev Allen Bixler and Rev A J Steiner Burial in Kidron cemetery Des Voignes parlors Mt Eaton in charge The body is at the home where friends may call Friday night.
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Kidron
Mary Lehman
John P. Lehman
Aaron
Apple Creek
Simon
Orrville
David and
Martin
Weldon
Aaron Amstutz
Joel Zuercher
Dalton
Kidron Mennonite
Ducks Resent Planes On Winter Preserve
Fifteen hundred wild Mallard ducks invaded Felts Field, grounding army planes. Army and game officers blasted the ducks into retreat, but the birds returned whenever guards relaxed. Officials say the flock will stay on alert until it heads north for summer grounds.
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United Press
Spokane
Wash
Felts
Army
Second Youth Held in Auto Theft Cases
An 18 year old Negro youth on parole was arrested by Patrolmen Pucci and Rotar in connection with recent auto thefts and car thefts. He admits involvement with an earlier 18 year old suspect in an attempted burglary and says they stole a car owned by Samuel Mole of Hartville and wrecked it at 9th Street and Prospect Avenue SW while looting parked cars in the northwest city area.
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J. A. Pucci
Vic Rotar
Police Child Welfare Bureau
Ferndaford
Cleveland Ave NW
Samuel Mole
RD 1
Hartville
McKinley Ave
9Th St
Prospect Ave
Scientists Test Old Indian Plant As Gangrene Cure
In Mexican Indian tribes a plant used for fast wound recovery is identified as Castilian Malva. Upjohn Laboratories and Dr. Carl Albers of the University of Texas are studying its growth and use to treat gangrene in war wounds. The plant grows in Mexico, Texas, California and British Columbia and can be used as a dusting powder, salve, or liquid. It may arrest degeneration of wounded tissue and could transform battlefield care.
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Austin
Tex
Mexico
Mexico City
San Antonio
Upjohn Laboratories
Carl Albers
University of Texas
Texas
California
British Columbia
Dr. Albers
Orthodox Churches Laud War Leadership In New York Conven tion
Bishops from Greek Syrian Serb Romanian Ukrainian and Carpatho Russian Orthodox communities in the eastern United States praised President Roosevelt for wartime leadership and pledged full government cooperation at a New York City convention. Metropolitan Antony Bashir and Archbishop Anthenagoras were among signers of the cooperation proclamation.
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United States
Rooosevelt
New York City
Antony Bashir
New York
North America
Canton
Anthenagoras
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of
North and
South America
Methodist Leader Rev. H C Morrison Dies at 85 in Wilmot
Rev. H C Morrison, 85, Methodist leader and world evangelist, died Tuesday in Wilmot Kentucky. He served as president of Asbury Theological Seminary and Asbury College, edited the Pentecostal Herald which he founded 52 years ago, and was a noted author.
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Wilmot
H. C. Morrison
Asbury Theological Seminary
Morrison
Pentecostal Herald
Asbury College
Lincoln grid players hurt in pickup game at fairgrounds
Two Lincoln High football players suffered injuries in a neighborhood pickup game at the county fairgrounds Wednesday afternoon. Ted Duggan, 18, was hospitalized with a compound fracture of the left leg. Wade Lessig, 15, sustained a fracture of the right shoulder and was treated and released after first aid.
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Lincoln High School
County Fairgrounds
Ted Duggan
Fawcett Ct NW
Aultman Hospital
Wade Lessig
Wertz Ave
Lessig
Building Boom Declared Near Rittman After FHA Approval
Wooster dispatch notes Rittman near a building boom after FHA approved defense housing for workers. A local boxboard plant is engaged in defense work and the civic association estimates a need for 100 houses in the village.
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Wooster
Rittman
FHA
Rittman Civic Association
Ohio Ends Opposition to New Tax Measure
State Highway Director Hal G. Souers and Tax Commissioner William E. Evatt said Ohio will withdraw objections to the congressional tax bill as amended. They urged that the revised measure will not harm local subdivision revenue or state revenues, reversing their stance after opposing the original form which they warned would cost Ohio up to 25 million dollars annually in various taxes. The bill had proposed exemptions for defense firms and war contract holders.
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International News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Hal G. Sours
William E. Evatt
Washington
Mr. Evatt
Souers
Elyria Judge Seeks Seat on State Court
Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley of Elyria obtained petitions to seek the Republican nomination for state supreme court judge. He will face Judge Roy H. Williams of Sandusky, on the supreme court since 1934, for the party nomination.
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Elyria
Columbus
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Supreme Court
Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
Auto hits woman carrying infant. child killed near Martins Ferry
In Martins Ferry on March 26 an automobile struck Mrs. Catherine Denatte of Newtown Jefferson County as she rode with her 13 month old nephew Ralph on the Dillonvale Adena road. The child Ralph was killed and Mrs. Denatte was seriously injured, state highway patrol reports.
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Martins Ferry
Catherine Denatte
Newtown
Jefferson County
Ralph
Dillonvale-Adenard
State Highway Patrol
Denatte
Scottish Rite Masons Open 93rd Spring Reunion
Seventy four Masons received the fourth to 14th degrees as the 93rd annual spring reunion of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite bodies of Canton opened in the Masonic temple. Out of state visitors included Melvin M Johnson of Boston and Samuel H Brainard of Boston.
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Canton
Masonic Temple
Onesto Hotel
Melvin M. Johnson
Boston
Supreme Council of Free Masonary
United States
Samuel H. Brainard
Noxzema Medicated Cream Promises Clearer Skin Aid
Nurses praised the greaseless medicated cream Noxzema as a complexion aid. It claims to smooth rough skin and heal externally caused pimples and blemishes with a mildly astringent action. A limited time offer invites 19 cents for a trial jar plus tax, for ten days use as night cream and powder base to see clearer, softer skin.
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