Driver Injured in Bridge Crash
Five people were injured in city crashes on Wednesday. Harry Warner III of 717 Harrison Ave SW suffered a skull fracture and forehead laceration in a collision at the West creek bridge. Fritz Mohr, 19, of 1733 Virginia NE, sustained a possible head injury after his car hit a pole and fire hydrant on Mapleave NE. Guy Vierheller, 30, a Canton City Lines driver, received a shoulder injury when another auto struck his bus at 25th St NE. Esther Baum and Rosemary Baum received minor injuries in a three car crash at 6th St and Schreyer Ave SW. Chester Baum’s car was struck by a motorist who ran a stop sign. the other driver, Keene Marstrell, was arrested for reckless driving. Kenneth Grimes, 20, was treated for head and hip injuries after his car ran off a gravel road near Augusta Carroll County.
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Harry Warner
Harrison Ave
Aultman ‘Hospital
9Th St
West Creek Bridge
Howard van Orman
Andrew Roman
Fritz Mohr
Virginia
Robert E. Sweitzer
Wabash Ct
Mapleave NE
Mercy Hospital
Roman
van Orman
Guy C. Vierheller
Hazlett Ave
Canton City Lines
25Th St
Harrisburg Rd
Roger Graybill
E. W. Crawford
Esther Baum
Rosemary Baum
Clarendon Ave
Aultman Hospital
6Th St
Schreyer
W. T. Boyd
J. B. Stearn
Chester B. Baum
Keene O
Kenneth Grimes
Minerva
Augusta
Carroll County
Driving Charges Filed In City Reckless Driving Cases
Joseph E Marshall 25 of 206 6th St NW charged with reckless driving at 2 30 am after driving 60 mph on Cleveland Ave NW between 12th and 6th Sts Patrolman Clyde Mathers and Jack Alspaugh reported Antoinette Zahachevski 21 of 1416 Cleveland Ave SW arrested at 1 20 am on Market Ave S for driving without a state license Ruel Hall 28 of 109 N Webb St Alliance charged with driving on a temporary license without a licensed driver and with ignoring a signal at 12th St and Cherry Ave NE by Patrolmen H R Griffin and R G Lines Two truck drivers Phillip Lucas 21 of Akron and Maynard Shoemaker 21 of Barberton arrested at 3 pm on Middlebranch Rd for reckless driving during which they allegedly drove 60 to 70 mph by deputies.
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Joseph E. Marshall
6Th St NW
Clyde Mathers
Jack Alspaugh
Cleveland Ave NW
12Th
6Th Sts
Antoinette Zahachevski
Cleveland Ave SW
Market Ave S
Crawford
Graybill
Ruel Hall
N. Webb St
Alliance
12Th St
Cherry Ave
H. R. Griffin
R. G. Lines
Middlebranch
City
Phillip Lucas
Akron
Maynard Shoemaker
Barberton
Grange Master Kirk Hurt In Auto Crash
Walter F. Kirk 60, long-time Ohio grange master, was critically injured when his car left state route 3 south of Westerville and struck a tree while en route to Columbus. He is president of Grange Mutual Casualty Co and a member of the state conservation commission. The Pike grange dedication program drew over 200 attendees and featured notable speakers and musical selections.
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Walter F. Kirk
Ohio Grange
Westerville
Kirk
Pike Grange
Stark County
Columbus
Port Clinton
The
Grange Mutual Casualty Co
State Conservation Commission
Pike Grange Hall
Mr. Kirk
C. C. Linerode
William Pontius
County Grange
O. C. Haverland
Grange
Leroy Miller
East Sparta
Flossie
Violet Rainsberg
Arthur
Pearl Fox
Charles Wetzil
Mary Himebaugh
Waynesburg
First Aid Class 36 in North Industry Graduates
A 36 member first aid class sponsored by the North Industry volunteer fire department completed the course with full graduation. Half the students are fire department members, the rest village residents, taught by Elton W. Thompson and Arthur Burkhart with Ray Schaerer. Rescue acts included Stroble saving a life and Daughinbaugh treating a severe shock victim. An advanced course and highway first aid station are planned. New North Canton class with 34 members held last night with Miles and Metzler teaching. Canton chapter seeks more first aid and home nursing classes.
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Volunteer Fire Department of
North Industry
Fire Department
Elton W. Thompson
Arthur Burkhart
Ray Schaerer
Canton Fire Department
Zeno Staudt
A. R. Lauffer
Jack R. Barnes
Red Cross
H. R. Stroble
Matice
North Canton Fire Department
Harry Miles
Charles Metzler
Canton
Youths confess killing Virginia attorney during botched robbery
Two 16 year olds Paul Hoback and Thomas Peters confessed to shooting Ward Loveless, a 51 year old Washington attorney, at his Leesburg estate during a Sunday night robbery attempt. They fled in a green coupe after forcing him into a closet. Hoback had been a farm hand on the estate and Peters helped in the assault. Police said Loveless resisted, resulting in his death and the pair were captured after a car linked to the estate was found in Cumberland.
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United Press
Cumberland
Ward Loveless
Washington
Leesburg
Mr. Loveless
Paul Hoback
Thomas Peters
Appalachia
Here
Loveless
Hoback
Peters
Peters Fired At the Attorney. Then Mr. Loveless
Kiwanis Installations Held At Canton Dinner Dance
Herbert W. Benedict, McKinley High School assistant principal, installed as Kiwanis Canton president at a Belden hotel dinner. About 100 attendees heard Lt. Gov elect Charles Palmer of Wooster oversee the ceremony. Anthony Goodsite became vice president with Thomas M. Kober treasurer Rowland F. Smith secretary and a board of directors including Arthur L. Kauffmann Dr. Robert Graham Vic Merson Theodore Hahn and Fred Paulson. George Mader provided piano, as Eddie Juenemann led the orchestra for dancing.
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Herbert W. Benedict
McKinley High School
Canton Kiwanis Club
Belden Hotel
Gordon J. Burris
Charles Palmer
Lincoln the tallest U.S. president at six four
The record notes Abraham Lincoln as the tallest U.S. president, standing 6 feet 4 inches tall.
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United States
Abraham Lincoln
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North
Rites
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L. A. Pawsbey
Cleveland Ave
Matin
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Swan
Gracie Allen
Ria
H. W. Benedict
Lsten
Georgie
Swan Soap
George Burns
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