Stark County Sees Strong Start for $2.1 Million Bond Drive
Stark County aims for $2.1 million in Series E bonds as the Opportunity Bond Drive opened May 16 under county chairman Laiblin. Early totals toward the quota show substantial proceeds from April purchases and growing public interest via payroll savings and bond-a-month plans. The drive runs through June 30, with officials stressing automatic deductions to build savings and encourage hold to maturity for better yields.
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Laiblin
County 4
G Savings Bond
Stark County
Stark
Drive
Eee
Joseph Riley
Jack E. Butler
Claude Edwards
Law Limiting Punchboards Violated Across City Shops
Inspectors found punchboard and trade card violations in 12 downtown outlets with five complying and seven flouting limits on board counts. Cash prizes, tip sheets, and gambling were observed, with illegal profits and real cash games noted in several locations. Farther from downtown, violations persisted with nine boards and tip sheets in one spot and sparse enforcement elsewhere.
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Canton
Tuscarawas St E
2Nd St NW
Treasury
Dueber Ave
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Podrom
Navarre Rd
Parking Meter Repairman Warns Against Slamming Meters
Edward M. Grim of Canton, city parking meter repairman, says 9 of 10 meters need at least one new part after nine months of use. Meters cost 35 each and are cleaned in city hall shop. beatings and blunt instruments do not fix them. Canton employs a full time meter repairman to keep 800-plus meters functioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Grim
Grim
City Hall
Mr. Grim
Canton
Dual Parking Meter Co
G.I
Massillon
Horological Association of America
Ohio Watchmakers Association
Canton Watchmakers Guild
Safety Drive Helps Conservancy District Guard Lakes
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District expands safety program to protect about two million visitors across ten lakes and 29,657 miles of water. Safety chief Frank J. Crume and a four-member team enforce rules, with patrols planned for multiple lakes and a focus on boating and fire safety. He warns against overloading, storms, crosswinds, and careless fires, urging life vests, sober behavior, and tested boat capacity as essential safeguards. The district, monitored by air patrols in summer, can fine violators up to 1000 dollars.
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Muskingum Watershed
Carl Dupler
Cambridge
Seneca
Piedmonts Lakes
M. D. McCarty
Ashland
Charles Mill
Pleasant Hill Lakes
Atwood
Leesville
Beath City
Tappan
Glendening
Wills Creek
Conservancy
Coast Guard
Crume
State Forestry Patrol
Rep McSweeney Opposes Destruction of Housing Projects
U S Representative John McSweeney of Wooster told Canton Chamber of Commerce that tearing down the Don Mellett Homesteads and other wartime housing would be a dog in the manger act while there is a housing shortage. He urged a disposition plan that won’t hurt anyone, favoring transfer to Canton for local decision. He also called federal bureaus dangerous, urged trimming expenditures, and cited social problems from rapid population growth and competition in a tough economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
John Mc Sweeney
Wooster
Don Mellett
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Belden
Canton
Ques
McSweeney
McKinley Men to Install New Officers at Dinner
The Men's Club of McKinley Avenue Temple will install recently selected new officers at a dinner meeting in the Mergus restaurant Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Louis R Myers former president and Harry Berger a director will conduct the installation ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
McKinley Avenue Temple
Mergus
Louis R. Myers
Harry Berger
Preschool Clinic Planned for Plain Center School
Free health examinations under the county health board will be provided to prospective Plain Center School students this Wednesday at 1 30 p m Mothers of children entering first grade in the fall have been urged to take advantage of the opportunity.
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County Health Board
Plain Center
Two Injured In Falls After Staircase Incident
Linda Grigsby 3 of 3804 6th St SW was treated at Aultman Hospital for a possible skull fracture after falling down an eight foot concrete stairway. Leslie A. Raye 15 of 1627 Quimby Ave SW sustained a knee laceration when he fell running through a field at 17th St and McGregor Ave SW, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Grigsby
6Th St
Aultman Hospital
Leslie A. Raye
Quimby Ave
17Th St
McGregor Are
Adv Dont Hide Your Face or Squeeze Pimples Kleerex
Ad promoting Kleerex medicated liquid to hide pimples as it dries them quickly. Describes it as non greasy and soothing with iching relief and redness reduction. Offered at 49c and 98c, urging trial and affordability.
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Edward M. Grim Meter
Conservancy District
New Philadelphia
UV. S
Cleveland
Boston
Greyhound Bus Depot
D.S.T
2Nd St
Greyhound
U.S. Pat
United States
Market Ave. N
Kresge Arcade
Rep. M’sweeney
Chamber
National Affairs Committee
Seiberling
High
Onto Inc
Cleveland Ave
J. E. Menegay
Lillian C. Rippel
Chiropractors
Pittsburgh
Bessemer Bidg
Pittsburgh, Pa
Webster - Chicago
Record- O-Matic
Canton Music Shoppe
W. Tusc
North Canton
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