Wooster Welcomes New State Highway Patrolmen
Wooster will host a stag banquet Friday at 6 30 p m in Reining s restaurant to honor newly organized state highway patrolmen. Col Lynn Black of Columbus will be principal speaker. Sherlock Evans and Sherman Roney will present skits. The patrol station at Columbus Ave and W Liberty opened Nov 17 with Corp A B Cook in charge and Sgt Joseph Seryak as first assistant.
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Wooster
Highway Committee of Wooster Board of Trade
Columbus Ave
W. Liberty St
Corp. A. B. Cook
Massillon Barracks
Joseph Seryak
Warren
Donald Garver
Dick Arnold
Patrol school at Columbus to cover several towns
The station’s territory will include Millersburg Loudonville Hayesville Ashland Lodi Barberton Doylestown Dalton and Wooster as part of the Columbus patrol school expansion.
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Columbus
Millersburg
Loudonville
Hayesville
Ashland
Lodi
Barberton
Doylestown
Dalton
Wooster
Three Men Fined in Massillon Gambling Case
Massillon police arrested thirteen men in two gambling raids. Three suspects pled guilty at 3:30 p.m. in municipal court and were fined $25 plus costs. The nine other defendants face arraignment Friday at 9 a.m. for gambling charges.
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Repository Bureau
Massillon
Tremont
John Hart
Mansfield
Howard Westley
3Rd St
Spencer Goolsly
Ernest S
Andy Segna
Penn St SE
Jim Contos
Bob Helmick
Ernest S. J. Dingler
1St St
Mike Ginis
Glenwood
John Eftimedes
Speros Pres
Aleck Nickles
Nick Peters
John Neague
Shriver Ave SE
Boys Win Medals As Army Aids In U S War Games
Aberdeen Washington report notes two 14 year old boys Fred Westrom and Ray Camilo awarded medals by the army for participating in far western war games as volunteer spies who mapped divisional blue force HQ, sabotaged communications, and helped feed soldiers.
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Army
U.S
Aberdeen
Wash
Washington
Sam
Fred Westrom
Ray Camillo
Fort Lewis
Wach
Fred
Ray
Blue
Army Still Seeks Horses and Mules for Remount Supply
In San Francisco on November 27, Col. F J Riley said the army plans to buy 3100 horses and 140 mules through remount stations in Fort Douglas Utah and San Mateo California before year end. Prices range up to 100 dollars for light riding horses 165 for other horses and 175 for mules. Animals must be gentle well broken and good movers at walk trot and gallop for cavalry and field artillery use.
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United Press
San Francisco
F. J. Riley
Fort Mason
Fort Douglas
Utah
San Mateo
Calif
Riley
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Hain
Fleischers
Continental Distilling Corp
Philadelphia
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Continental
Bond
Pennsylvay
Kobacker
Kobacker’s
Pc. Cannon
Cannon
Krobacker
Koback
Parkahoods
Parkahood
Mittens
Hassocks
H Kobacker
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