Steel Stocks Falter As Market Shows Mixed Tone
New York stock leaders drifted with steels slipping and fractional losses seen in U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler International Harvester Boeing Western Union Chesapeake and Ohio Kennecott and General Electric. Gains appeared for American Telephone American Smelting Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Glenn Martin and Westinghouse while rails sagged on wage dispute expectations. October car sales fell sharply and Fed notes showed funds at member banks rebounded 150 million from defense and other outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
International Harvester
Boeing
Western Union
Chesapeake & Ohio
Kennecott
General Electric
American Telephone
American Smelting
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Glenn Martin
Westinghouse
Rails
Federal Reserve
Canton market reports and produce price listings
Wholesale butter and egg prices eased while most commodities held Friday levels. Cantonians may eat lightly this weekend as holiday sales peak. retail produce includes carrots three bunches for 14 cents and celery two bunches for 19 cents among many items with per unit and per bag prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quoollea Oy Graber Milling
Canton Pure Milk Co
Rub Creamery
Paul Overholt
Tub Creamery
Pure Milk Co
Canton Poultry
Steiner-Hitz
Florida
Grimes
New York Curb List Highlights Major Holdings
Merrill Lynch furnishes the curb, with American Cyanamid at 38 percent and American Gas & Electric at 20 percent. Other notable stakes include Cities Service 3 percent, Eagle Picker Lead 7 percent, Electric Bond and Share 1 percent, Fairchild Eng 2 percent, Gulf Oil of Penn 35 7 percent, Niagara Hudson Power 13 percent, Republic Aviation 4 percent, Seiberling Rubber 458, Technicolor 8 percent, and Vultee Aircraft 104 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
American Gas & Electric
Eagle Picker
Fairchild Eng
Gulf Oil of Penn
Niagara Hudson Power
Republic Aviation
Seiberling Rubber
Vultee Aircraft
Grain Quotations at Toledo on Friday Trading
Grain prices in Toledo on Friday show two red wheat at 1.11 and 1-2, two yellow corn 71 and 1-2 cents, two white oats 50 and 1-2 to 51 and 1-2 cents, and two yellow soy beans at 1.50 and 1-2 to 1.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grain prices slip on favorable weather and price-control talk
By the Associated Press in Chicago on November 22, favorable weather for gathering late soybeans and corn and prospects that price control legislation will reach the house Monday contributed to weakness in grain and bean markets. Wheat opened lower by 1 8 to 3 8, December at 1.14, May at 1.19 1 2 3 8. Corn held steady to 1 8 lower, December 74, May 79 7 8. Soybeans dropped 11 8 to 17 8 lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
House
Wool quotations show demand for fine wools in Boston
United States Department of Agriculture reported Friday that domestic wools in Boston were mainly in fine and one-half blood grades. Original long-line territory wools at French combing lengths sold at 1.08 to 1.12 dollars per pound scoured. bag wools at similar lengths mostly 1.05 to 1.08 dollars. Occasional graded bright fleece wools sold at 49 to 51 cents in grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy United Press
Boston
United States Agriculture Department
Rent Your Property Quickly Through Want Ads
A brief notice urging property owners to advertise rentals via local want ads to attract tenants fast. It highlights ease, visibility, and timely lease opportunities for landlords and renters seeking immediate housing options.
Livestock and Produce Prices In Pittsburgh Market
United Press reports Pittsburgh market prices for cattle hogs sheep calves and produce. Steers heifers cows canners and bulls list ranges by quality. Potatoes radishes spinach squash hubbard tomatoes and greens show varied prices. 100 lb sacks and regional potato varieties with per-bag and per-bushel figures included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Idaho
North Dakota
Bliss
Maine
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Russel Burbanks
Bakers
Livestock prices steady in Chicago market report
International News Service reports Chicago market totals with hogs at steady, top $10.45 and bulk $10.25-10.40, cattle and calves steady with beef steers $11.50-11.75 and yearlings $9-12.90, sheep 2,700 head steady with lambs $11.40-11.85 and feeders $10-11. Fees and ranges cover hogs, cattle, sheep, and related categories across heavies, lights, sows, pigs, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, feeder steers, and stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Cattie
International News Service
Chicago
Prices and markets for butter eggs poultry and Ohio produce
Cleveland November 22 market report lists butter at extras 40 standard 37, eggs in 100 case lots with various price tiers, and government graded eggs with U S price points. Live poultry and ducks priced by category with steady market. turkeys hens and toms noted. Homegrown Ohio produce prices for apples beets cabbage celery carrots endive escarole lettuce leeks mushrooms parsley parsnips per peck or per basket with numbered ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland
U. S
Ohio
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago trade desk
International News Service reports Chicago market activity on November 22 with butter quotations steady to up 1 2, extras at 92, standards 90, extra firsts 91, firsts 88 89, 32 35 1 4 cents. Eggs see 4 155 cases traded, current receipts 34 1 2 cents, fresh extra firsts 39, fresh firsts 37, dirties 29 1 2, checks 28 1 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Market Report From Pittsburgh Poultry and Eggs Prices
From Pittsburgh November 22 Hy International News Service lists poultry prices with hens at 20 to 21c, Leghorns 14 to 16c, Leghorn springers 15 to 17c, Rock springers 20 to 22c, geese 16 to 18c, turkeys 24 to 28c. butter steady with scores. eggs steady with nearby receipts 36c, white standards 40c, white extras 41c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy International News Service
Pittsburgh
Government Seizes Tropical Park Stock
The U S marshal seized over 200000 dollars worth of stock in Gables Racing Association Inc owner of Tropical Park race track. Proceeds will pay part of a 5000000 income tax judgment against William V Dwyer issued by a New York federal court in 1939. Stock seized represents about 13 percent allotted to Dwyer during a recent reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Miami
Gables’ Racing Association, Inc
Tropical Park
U. S. Marshall
New York
William V. Dwyer
Tropical
Miami Internal Revenue
Association
Dwyer
State urged to buy Steubenville bridge
Local civic groups urge Gov Bricker to purchase the Market street bridge for 1 365 000 and operate it separately from the Fort Steuben bridge to free the latter from tolls by 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Steubenville
Bricker
Market St
Fort Steuben
Weirton
W. Va
Trio Fages Charge in Burning of Auto
After a seven week probe, police arrested Theodore Stoner 18 William Davis 19 and Clyde Mask 17 on arson charges for burning a 1933 car at the Psenka auto sales lot in Cleveland area. Stoner and Mask signed confessions stating gasoline was used to collect insurance. Davis said Stoner may have carried out the act. Mask likely to be held for juvenile court.
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Psenka
Cleveland
C. V. Carnes
J. A. Pucci
George E. Jacob
Theodore Stoner
Nimisilla
William Davis
Waynesburg
Clyde Mask
Carnes
Stoner
Mask
Davis
Copperweld Steel to Expand Plant in Warren
Copperweld Steel Co will launch a $4 million expansion in Warren on Monday. The new plant, built by Uhl Construction Co of Pittsburgh, will add about 85 000 tons to the firm’s current annual output of 180 000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warren
Copperweld Steel Co
Uhl Construction» Co
Pittsburgh
Government ledger shows deficits and balances
Washington reports current fiscal year totals through November 19: expenses 8.38 billion dollars, receipts 2.82 billion, net deficit 5.51 billion. Cash balance 2.39 billion, working balance 1.63 billion, public debt 54.61 billion, gold reserve 22.78 billion. Also mentions bicycles motorcycles and tricycles selling via want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Gun collectors gather in Canton for Ohio show
More than 200 gun enthusiasts from across the state gathered in Canton for a two day Ohio Gun Collectors Association meeting. About 1 000 guns spanning U S history were set up for public display at the Courtland hotel. R L Taylor Columbus president Tom Holt Cincinnati vice president and other officers and directors were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio Gun Collectors Association
America
Courtland Hotel
R. L. Taylor
Columbus
Tom Holt
Cincinnati
Walter F. Grote
Ellis Lenz
Harry A. Horner
Massillon
D. E. Creasy
Navarre
Stark County 30th Call Final Group Heads to Cleveland
The last contingent of 31 selectees from Stark county was dispatched to the Cleveland induction station this morning. Five came from Hartville’s Board No 8, twelve from Board No 9, and fourteen from Board No 10 in Massillon. Some deferrals and rejections were noted as boards review dependencies and pending inductions, with delays due to a family death.
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Stark County
Cleveland
Board No. 6
Malvern man indicted in fatal shooting
Carrollton November 22 a special grand jury returned a second degree manslaughter indictment against Joe Kelly 30 Malvern Negro in the death of Robert Lee Knight 21 Waynesburg Negro who was shot at a party in a home near Malvern Sheriff John G Kempthorne said Kelly admitted firing the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Joe Kelly
Malvern
Robert Lee Knight
Waynesburg
John G. Kempthorne
Kelly
Knight
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Etta Hamilton 72
Mrs Etta Hamilton 72 of Coshocton died Friday noon at her daughter’s home in Louisville where she wintered ill for two months. She was born Etta Norris and spent most of her life in Coshocton where she belonged to the Methodist church. Husband John Hamilton died 11 years ago. Survived by daughter and five sons Russell Pittsburgh Glenn Coshocton Arthur Toledo Kenneth Dayton Robert Cleveland and George Cross of Cuyahoga Falls plus nine grandchildren. Body at Dawson parlors Coshocton awaiting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Hamilton
Coshocton
Harold Swigert
Louisville
Etta Norris
Hamilton
Cashocton
Methodist Church
John Hamilton
Russell
Pittsburgh
Glenn
Arthur
Toledo
Kenneth
Dayton
Robert Hamilton
Cleveland
George Cross
Cuyahoga Falls
Dawson Parlors
Infant Richard Homman Dies in Austria at Six Weeks
Richard G. Homman six weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Harold T Homman of 210 Kennett Ct NW died early this morning in an Austrian hospital after a brief illness. Surviving grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harley Kieffer of Magnolia and Mr and Mrs Ira Homman of Canton. Funeral Monday at 2 pm in Spiker parlors with Rev N P Thomsen officiating. Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gayle Homman
Harold T. Homman
Kennett Ct
Austrian Hospital
Harley Kieffer
Magnolia
Ira Homman
Canton
Spiker
N. P. Thomsen
Forest Hill Cemetery
Infant Kenneth R. Lint Dies After Brief Illness
Kenneth R. Lint two year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lint of 1528 Wertrave SW died this morning in Aultman hospital from brain fever after a brief illness. He is survived by his parents and by grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Dolph and Mr and Mrs Earl Lint. The body will be taken to the family home Sunday morning from the Jack parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ralph Lint
Kenneth Lint
Wertrave SW
Aultman Hospital
Charles Dolph
Earl Lint
Death of Edward A. Boerner in San Diego
Edward A. Boerner aged 55 formerly of Canton died at his San Diego home after resigning from Best Street and Light Co. His brother John V. Boerner went to California after the death was announced. He is survived by sisters Marie O Connor of Lakeview Oregon and Edith of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Boerner
Canton
San Diego
Calif
John V. Boerner
19Th St NW
Boerner
The
Best Street & Light Co
Marie O’connor
Lakeview
Ore
Edith
Chicago
Funeral services for Samuel Kotsen at Greek Orthodox Church
Samuel Kotsen 47 proprietor of the Ideal Grocery Co. dies at home. Funeral Monday at 2 p m at the Greek Orthodox church with Rev. Peter Spathis and Rev. John Lavriotis officiating. Burial in Forest Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday night and Monday until service hour. He lived at 241 30th St NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Kotsen
Peter Spathis
John Lavriotis
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mr. Kotsen
The
Ideal Grocery Co
30Th St NW
Christ Straiet Funeral Arranged for Monday
Rev James Robertson will conduct funeral services for Christ Straiet on Monday at 10 30 a m in the Former Clevenger parlors. Straiet, 73, died Friday at the Stark County home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robertson
Christ Straiet
Clevenger
Mr. Straiet
Stark County
Columbiana Outlines Fund Requirements for 1942 Budget
Lisbon November 22 county commissioners presented a financial statement showing expenditures in the first ten months of 1941 totaling 415 714 09 dollars and a balance needed for the year of 42 498. The full year total is 458 212 09 dollars and the 1942 budget is set at 512 148 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Mrs Effie Myers Funeral Held For Canton Woman
Funeral services for Mrs Effie H Myers wife of Herman D Myers of 219 12th St NW who died Friday at Harlem Springs from a heart attack will be held Monday at 2 PM in Schneeberger parlors Rev J H Satterfield will officiate and burial will be in Westlawn cemetery Sun day visiting hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM She was a lifelong Canton resident daughter of Edward and Mary Harrington a former Central High teacher and charter member of Solosis and Knights Templar Ladies club Also member of First Baptist Canton Woman's club Husband Herman D Myers survived by John Shanafelt Canton and Mrs Lila A Robbins Winnetka IL
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie H. Myers
Herman D. Myers
12Th St NW
Harlem Springs
Schneeberger
J. H. Satterfield
Westlawn
Speech finals slated in Prince of Peace declamations
Carrollton announces the final round of local Prince of Peace declamations, to be held Sunday night at the Methodist church. Competitors include Erma Blazer Mildred Rinehart and Doris Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Prince of Peace
Erma Blazer
Mildred Rinehart
Doris Newell
Hanna Co. Declares 65 Cent Dividend To Stockholders
The M. A. Hanna Co. mining and shipping firm will pay a common stock dividend of 65 cents a share on December 12 to stockholders of record December 5, directors announced in Cleveland.
Bridge Suit Dismissed Over Ohio River Span
The Lawrence county bridge commission’s suit to acquire the Ohio river bridge between Chesapeake Ohio and Huntington West Virginia has been dismissed again by the U S district court. The commission and Huntington and Ohio Bridge Co accepted a stipulation and the court rejected an appeal from an earlier dismissal.
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Cincinnati
Lawrence County Bridge Commission
Ohio River
Chesapeake
Huntington
W. Va
U. S. District Court
Commission
Huntington & Ohio Bridge Co
Alliance Woman Mrs Emile Malacord Dead at 72
Mrs Elmira Malacord 72 wife of Emile Malacord died Friday at 191 W Main St after a 10 year illness. Born in Maubeuge France she lived in Alliance 32 years and belonged to St Josephs Catholic church Altar and Rosary society. Survived by husband. Funeral Monday 11 a m at St Josephs with Rev Fr A J Manning. Burial in church cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 p m.
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Alliance
Elmira Malacord
Emile Malacord
W. Mainst
Maubeuge
France
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Joseph’s Church
A. J. Manning
James E. Blaylock Custodian at Bank Dies in Canton
James E. Blaylock known as Edward by friends, 64, custodian at First Trust & Savings bank for 25 years, died Friday at his Canton home from a heart ailment. He came to Canton in 1904 from Alabama, worked at Lakeside Country Club and Canton Club before joining the bank in 1916, was a member of Hiram F and A M and Elks. Funeral plans await a Washington nephew’s arrival. body at Webster parlors.
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James E. Blaylock
First Trust & Savings Bank
Edward
Wheeling Pl
Mr. Blaylock
Canton
Alabama
Courtland Hotel
Lakeside Country Club
Canton Club
William
Hiram Lodge
Victor Lodge
the Elks
Washington
Webster Parlors
Alliance watchman Joseph D Crawford dies at 69
Joseph D Crawford, 69, a watchman at Mc Caskey Register Co, died at his home 181 W Oxford St after a 14 month illness. Born in New Philadelphia he lived in Alliance 41 years and belonged to First Methodist Church and several lodges. Survived by widow Lyle Crawford. Funeral at Myers parlors at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev A H Elshoff. Burial in Fairmount Memorial Park. Calling hours Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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A. H. Elshoff
Fairmount Memorial Park
John Geddert Dies At 79 In Alliance
John Geddert 79 died Friday at his home 770 S Haines street after a six month illness. Retired six years as a machinist at Morgan Engineering Co after 42 years. Survived by two daughters Hilda and Mrs A R Thompson two sons C R Geddert W J Geddert eight grandchildren. Services at 2 pm in Cassaday Turkle funeral home led by Rev S D Myers burial City cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Geddert
Mobile
Ala
W. J. Geddert
Alliance
Cassaday-Turkle
Walter J Reed 63 Dies After Illness in Alliance
Walter J Reed of 435 S McKinley Ave Alliance died Friday night at City Hospital after a five year illness. He was born in Perrysville and resided in Alliance 40 years. A foreman at Transue Williams Steel Forging 33 years he belonged to Jehovah Witnesses. Survived by widow Jennie Reed three sons Walter G Mansfield Elvan C Alliance and Frank Chicago a stepdaughter and five grandchildren two brothers Earl and Lee and a sister Mrs William Whitcomb. Funeral at 3 30 p m Cassaday Turkle Funeral Home burial City Cemetery Calling hours Sunday afternoon and night.
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Alliance
Walter J. Reed
S. McKinley Ave
City Hospital
Perrysville
Transue & Williams Steel Forging Corp
Jehovah Witnesses
Jennie Reed
Walter G
Mansfield
Elvan C
Frank
Chicago
Walter McDonald
Earl and
Lee
William Whitcomb
Cassaday- Turkle Funeral Home
City Cemetery
Funeral
Mrs Ellen Sweeney Obituary in Salem
Mrs Ellen Strabley Sweeney 70 died Friday at her Salem home Born in Salineville she lived here 13 years Survived by son Frank of Salem two daughters Anna and Leona Schnoeblin five grandchildren and brother Thomas Strabley of Salineville Services Monday 9 am at St Pauls Catholic Church Burial in St Patricks cemetery Salineville
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Salem
Ellen Strabley Sweeney
Salineville
Frank
Anna
Leona Schnoeblin
Hills
Thomas Strabley
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Mrs Louis Welty 72 dies after heart attack
Mrs Lou Mary Wilson Welty widow of Louis Welty aged 72 died at 12 55 am at her home 319 Ray Ave NW after a heart attack. A native of Washington county Pennsylvania she taught school here and was a member of the Lutheran church Tourist and Civic clubs. Survived by husband two sons Don Cleveland and John Buffalo two grandchildren body at Linn Hert parlors pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Lou Mary Wilson Welty
Louis Welty
Ray Ave
Washington County
Welty
Beaver College
Lutheran Church
Don
Cleveland
John
Buffalo
N. Y
Linn-Hert
Funeral services set for Samuel Manson in Shreve
Funeral services are tentatively planned for Tuesday at 2 p m in the Morgan parlors in Shreve for Samuel Manson 68 former deputy sheriff of Wayne county and Spanish American War veteran who died Thursday at his home in New Smyrna Beach Florida Survivors include his widow and a daughter Mrs Lela Morris
Massillon Woman Mrs Schmader Dies at 59
Mrs Clara P Schmader 59 wife of Frank X Schmader died unexpectedly Friday at home 43 Monroe St NW She was a St Mary's Catholic church and Rosary confraternity member Survived by daughters Ruth Grace A Kracker four sons Thomas Ray Robert Joseph a sister Mrs James R Snyder three brothers Maurice Frank Schill T J Schill Services set for Tuesday 9 am at St Mary's burial in church cemetery body to reside at Gordon Shaidnagle Hollinger parlors Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Clara P. Schmader
Frank X. Schmader
Monroest
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
the Rosary Confraternity
Ruth
Grace A. Kracker
Thomas and
Ray
Robert
Joseph
James R. Snyder
Pittsburgh
Maurice and
Frank Schill
Lucinda, Pa
T. J. Schill
St. Mary’s Church
Church
Gordon-Shaidnagle- Hollinger
Widow Malinda Shutt, 95, Dies in Clark County Home
Mrs Malinda Shutt longtime Clark County resident died Friday night at her home after a five month illness. Widow of Henry Shutt she leaves five sons Michael Will Amos Aaron Elmer and Lucinda Shutt all of Sugarcreek plus Mrs Maggie Troyer of Hartville and Mrs George Brown of Shanesville. Surviving grandchildren number 13 and 26 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1 30 p m at home and 2 p m at the Evangelical and Re formed church at Shanesville with Rev O J Zechiel and Rev Edward Shepfer presiding. Burial will be in Shanesville Cemetery under Lentz parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Shutt
Clark Two
Tuscarawas County
Henry Shutt
Michael
Will
Amos
Aaron
Elmer
Lucinda Shutt
Sugarcreek
Maggie Troyer
Hartville
George Brown
Shanesville
Evangelical and Reformed Church
O. J. Zechiel
Edward Shepfer
Mrs. Nora Ellen Herron Herron Dies in Sherrodsville
Mrs Nora Ellen Foster Herron wife of T L Herron died Wednesday at 730 pm at her home RD 2 Sherrodsville following a long illness She was a lifelong Monroe two resident and Bethesda Lutheran church member Surviving are her husband two daughters Bronta Brooks of Kent and Gomer Scourfield of New Philadelphia one son Foster J of Sherrodsville six grandchildren including Foster Brooks of Kent State University and one brother Warren Foster of Cleveland Services will be held Sunday at 2 pm in Baxter parlors with Rev Glen Bishop in charge Burial will be in Zion Cemetery Parlors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrodsville
Nora Ellen Foster Herron
T. L. Herron
RD 2
Monroe
Carroll County
Bethesda
Foster Brooks
Kent State University
Warren Foster
Cleveland
Baxter
Glen Bishop
Zion Cemetery
Obituary for Wilson Steel Life Resident of Milton
Wilson Steel aged 69 life resident of Milton died Thursday at his home at Sterling. Rev. A E Grubb officiated at today's funeral at United Brethren church in Sterling with burial in Seville. He leaves a widow five children a sister and three brothers.
Dennison Widow Mrs Louise Ross Dies in Twin City Hospital
Mrs Louise Ross Dennison 39 wife of George W. Ross died at 5 am in Twin City hospital after three weeks illness. A native of McKees Rocks Pennsylvania she lived in Dennison the last 30 years. Survived by husband six children two sisters, one brother and one grandchild. Funeral at sister Mrs Ross home 704 Grant street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Phillip Mead
Chicago
Roy E. Ross
Fred Law
Detroit
Alfred Mead
Wyandotte, Mich
Ross
Grant St
Child Audrey Huffman Dies at Aultman Hospital
Audrey L Huffman three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaiah Huffman of Uhrichsville died Friday at Aultman hospital Canton after two months illness Born May 9 1939 in Uhrichsville Burial in Union Cemetery services held at Uhrich parlors at 2 pm Local obituary notes the family and funeral arrangements in Uhrichsville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Audrey L. Huffman
Isaiah Huffman
S. Wardellstext
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Uhrich
Union Cemetery
Gamelin Reported In Critical Condition
German news agency DNB cites Paris dispatches saying Maurice Gustave Gamelin former French army commander is in critical condition at an undisclosed hospital after arriving from Portalet fortress where he faced a war responsibility trial alongside other French leaders.
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International
Berlin
DNB
Paris
Maurice Gustave Gamelin
Gamelin
Portalet
France
Geremany
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Kenneth R. Lint
Columbiana
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Joseph D. Crawford
John Geddert
Ellen Sweeney
Samuel Manson
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