Real Estate Board Elects Seven Directors in Canton
The Canton Real Estate Board elected five new directors Joseph L. Conrad Ralph S. Cook E. C. Roberts A. Ray Walters and Carl F. Wise and reelected Fred Broad Paul O. Krider with John W. Bonsall president and Albert Fink immediate past president to serve on the board Retiring directors C A Seran Mrs M F Schwab Mrs M E Patterson O J Evans W S Kinney Kinney introduced Karl Wagner of Whitacre Engineering Co who spoke on masonry house construction materials and techniques
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Canton Real Estate Board
Courtland Hotel
Joseph L. Conrad
Ralph S. Cook
E. C. Roberts
A. Ray Walters
Carl F. Wise
Fred Broad
Paul O. Krider
John W. Bonsall
Albert Fink
C. A. Seran
M. F. Schwab
M. E. Patterson
O. J. Evans
W. S. Kinney
Karl Wagner
The
Whitacre Engineering Co
Kinney
Prize stock judged in Cleveland show
In Cleveland on November 27 United Press reports the 17th annual Cleveland livestock show featured 250 head of prize steers and auctions for lambs and cattle. Cattle judging occurred today with lamb auctions this after noon and a grand cattle auction tonight. Raymond Mikesell of Fraziersburg won top honors in lamb judging with first and fourth places in the 15 head pen and a first in the 50 head class. The record price for beef cattle was 3.05 a pound, yielding 4125 dollars. last year’s top price was 75 cents per pound. The event is sponsored by the Cleveland Union Stockyards and the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce.
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United Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Union Stockyards
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Raymond Mikesell
Frazersburg
Von Bock's Brother Succumbs in Iowa
Joseph J. Back, 68, died in Dubuque Iowa and was a brother of Gen. Fedor von Bock the Nazi commander in Poland France and Russia. Mrs Susan Hall Back says he changed his name to Back after emigrating 51 years ago from Baden Germany.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Joseph J. Back
Fedor von Bock
Poland
France
Russia
Susan Hall Back
Back
United States
Baden
Germany
Harrington Demands Quiet From Early Rising Dairymen
Denver councilman C Paul Harrington reports his sleep disturbed by noisy milk men and warns they must be quieter or face action. The disturbance concerns city bellwether dairymen beginning early morning rounds.
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Denver
C. Paul Harrington
Harrington
Army Pontoon Practice Diminishes Water Power
In a Carolina war games report a confident general ordered a nearly dry Pee Dee riverbed filled to build a pontoon bridge. Duke Power Co released enough water upstream to generate about 65 000 kilowatts, an action officials say should not be repeated.
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OPM
Atlanta
South
Pee Dee
Duke Power Co
Two Arsenal Workers Killed At Crossing
By The Associated Press Kent November 27 two Ravenna arsenal workers Herman Nation of Barberton and Matthew Maynard of Akron were killed when an automobile stalled on a grade crossing. Three other men in the car escaped before an Erie train struck the vehicle.
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Associated Press
Kent
Ravenna Arsenal
Herman Nation
Barberton
Matthew Maynard
Akron
Erie
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Iowa
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Arsenal
Livingston’s Drapery Department
Scranton
New Bissell
Caprice
Chatham
Ygbred
St Macay Wits
Jos. S. Finch & Company, Inc
Schenley, Pa
Sheva
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