Two Volunteers Honored With Silver Beaver Awards
George M. Deaver received praise for 26 years in professional scouting as Ralph M. Fawcett of Canton and Lawrence F. Mull of Wooster were awarded the Silver Beaver, the highest honor of the Boy Scouts of America, in a ceremony at the American Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Deaver
Loren E. Souers
Law
Rence F. Mull
Ralph M. Fawcett
Robert Hillibish
Deaver
Dudley F. Ankefer
Fawcett and Mull
American Legion Hall
McKinley Council
Canton
Lawrence F. Mull
Wooster
Pliny Powers
New York
Boy Scouts of America
Powers
Canton Board of Education
Area Scouts
Paul B. Belden
Mr. Deaver
Frank G. Hoover
National Council of
Boy Scouts
National Organization
Boy Scout Movement
Dudley F. Unkefer
Special Projects
Mr. Unkefer
Silver Beavers
MR. Mull
National Council
Community Leader and Electric Co. Proprietor Highlighted
The profile honors a Wooster civic servant noted for wartime problems and broad public service. A charter Wooster Kiwanis Club member, he chaired the underprivileged children committee. He advanced playgrounds safety patrols, Halloween celebrations, a city pool, and Red Cross work. He runs Wayne Electric Co. and is an authority on industrial electrical installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Kiwanis Club
Wooster
Red Cross
Wayne Electric Co
Canton Buyers Attend Meeting in Cleveland
Four members of the Canton and Eastern Ohio Association of Purchasing Agents joined the sixth district National Association of Purchasing Agents semi annual conference in Cleveland. Included were Herbert Grauman of Timken Roller Bearing Co. president, Karl Foltz of Berger Mfg. Division Republic Steel Corp. national director, Sterling Lotz of Borg Warner Corp. Superior Sheet Steel Division, and Kelley Arnold of Hirscher Clarke Electric Co. Thomas D. Hudson of Cleveland American Steel & Wire Co. was named vice president of the sixth district, which serves Ohio and parts of West Virginia, Pennsylvania and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Eastern Ohio Association of Purchasing Agents
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Cleveland
Herbert Grauman
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Karl Foltz
Berger Mfg
Republic Steel Corp
Sterling Lotz
Superior Sheet Steel Division
Borg- Warner Corp
Kelley Arnold
Hirscher-Clarke Electric Co
Thomas D. Hudson
Burglars Steal $30 From Pinball Machine
L. R. Paris, proprietor of the Bestest Custard Shop on the Canton North Industry Ad, reported burglars pried open a rear window and entered the shop early Sunday. They scraped putty, opened a pinball machine, and took about $30, eight cartons of cigarettes, and a roll of pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Paris
Sheriff’s Office
Lodge Plans Supper and Initiation in Barberton
Canton council and Junior Order will host a covered dish supper Friday at 6 p m in Junior Order Hall. Afterward the degree team will travel to Barberton to conduct an initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Barberton
Quote on liquor business echoes old poem
A remark asserts it takes about a half million recruits annually to sustain liquor trade. The line evokes an old poem, prompting reflection on commerce and culture.
Wanted A Boy At My Saloon Leads To Downward Life
A provocative verse seeks a new boy to hire at a saloon after a prior death. It advocates choosing a mother’s son with a good home and many friends who will become a leader of a host. The poem praises bravery to begin a life of drinking and to fill a drunkard’s grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
God
Canton Guardsmen Stage Televised Mock Attack Feature
WEWS will air a 3 p.m. Sunday telecast showing four Canton armored field artillery batteries repelling a mythical enemy column near North Industry in northern Ohio. Filmed Sunday morning from a moving truck and ground, the footage spans from the Schreyer Armory start at 10 a.m. to a counterattack near a State Route 8 bridge, led by Lt Col Burke B. Denison. about 150 members from Headquarters Service A and B batteries of the 987th Armored view the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEWS
Canton
North
Industry
Ohio
Schreyer
Burke B. Denison
Artillery Battalion in three hour Army Day telecast
Field Artillery Battalion joined a three hour program highlighting activities of Ohio National Guard units in fifteen cities. The telecast marks Army Day observances on Wednesday April 6 and will air as part of the nationwide event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Rotary to Hear Pastor Morey at Millersburg
Rev. Recbert Morey, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, will be the principal speaker at Millersburg Rotary Club on Tuesday March 28 at 6 15 p m in Day's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Millersburg
Recbert Morey
Rotary Club
Day’s
Morey
First Presbyterian Church
Dynamite Ditch Blasting Demonstration Planned
Malvern reports that dynamite blasting will be demonstrated Wednesday on Harold Sheilds farm in Harrison Township. Carroll County agent C. T. Newsome announced the event, with blasting to run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to complete 2000 feet of ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Harold Sheilds
Harrison Township
C. T. Newsome
Carroll County
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North Canton
Clarence E. Shriner
Cincinnati
Region 4
DR. Powers
McKinley Area
I. W. Delp
Harold Davis
New Philadelphia
Camp Tuscaloar
Fawcett
Area Executive Board
Merit Badge Board of Review
McKinley Area Council
Hospital Service, Inc
Republic Stamping & Enameling Co
Monarch Rubber Co
First National Bank
Canton Development Corp
Citizens Savings & Loan Co
Canton Cemetery Association
McKinley Memorial Association
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Finney’s
Market Ave. N
John
Court Avenue
Travel
Agency
Francis Hotel
Canton City
Canton, Ohio
987Th Armored
ROYAL
Royal Portable
Benson Too
Marylee
Vaughn
Marylee Hahn
St. Lawrence University
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Romind
Willia New Lia All- Mison
DIAL
Canton Furnace CO
Young Ave. SE
Canton, O
HFC
Paymts
W. Tuscarawas St
Nat’l Bank
Canton Massillon
Col
Lincoln Way & Erie
Vaughn Monroe
United States
Canada
CBS
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