Carroll Slayer Guilty of Manslaughter in Malvern Shooting
Morris Nesby of Malvern was found guilty of second degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of Edicue Haynes of Magnolia on Sept. 2 after an argument over Nesby’s wife. He received a sentence of one to 20 years in the Ohio State Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Morris Nesby
Malvern
Ohio State Penitentiary
Frank Cope
Edicue Haynes
Magnolia
Nesby
Karl Hodge
Haynes
Carroll County
Grand Jury
Lee Pickering
Jack Williams
Hodge
Pickering
Cope
Guerrilla Red force seizes Hwachon hydro plant briefly
A force of about one million Reds seized the Hwachon hydroelectric plant northeast of Seoul but left it undamaged as they fled north. Allied efforts intensified to free thousands of South Korean and UN prisoners, including remnants of 283 Americans from a Seoul to Pyongyang death march. Three escapees said prisoners died in the march. Reds warned of taking more Americans into Manchuria as air attacks continued north of 38th parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwachon
Seoul
United Nations
Pyongyang
Manchuria
Massillon Chest Drive Reaches 46 Percent of Goal
Massillon Community Chest Drive reached 46 percent of its 159 260 goal at a second report luncheon at First Methodist church. The public utilities subdivision of the commercial division reached 101 percent with 2515. Total contributions and pledges amount to 12986. Seventy five percent of the goal is expected to be collected before the next meeting Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
First Methodist Church
Public Utilities Subdivision
Weather report forecast Canton and vicinity fair cool
Forecast from the U S Weather Bureau Akron Canton Airport calls for fair and cool conditions this afternoon with a probable low around 45 tonight Sunday will be partly cloudy and cooler Ohio's weather says mostly sunny and warm across the state with highs near 70 and tonight around 45 to 50 Toledo set 34 as the low last night with no rain yesterday or expected today or tomorrow Readings at 11 A M show a barometer of 28 70 at the station and 30 01 at sea level wind southeast at 4 mph humidity 52 percent Tomorrow almanac lists sunrise 6 46 a m sunset 5 37 p m moonrise 4 17 p m and moonset 3 26 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
U. S. Weather Bureau
Akron-Canton
Ohio
International News Service
C. G. Andrus
Mercury
Todelo
Iowa
Associated Press
Akron
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Clear Columbus
Dayton
Denver
Clear Fee
St. P
Chane New Orleans
New York
District Traffic Arrests Front motorists face police action
Police and deputies arrested nine motorists Friday and today for traffic violations. Frank Tras cik, 27, 118 Hartford ave NE, failed to yield at 5th st and Cleveland ave NW, colliding with Bennie Battista, 27, 1420 19th st NW. Deputy arrest: Hubert L. Bair, 20, 1006 7th st NE, faulty brakes, unable to stop at 37th st and Route 8, colliding with Frank Ollis, 40, RD 4 Broadway rd. John C. Hunter, 38, 1533 Tuscara st E, failed to yield at Georgetown and Trump rds NE, backed onto highway, hit eastbound car. booked Canton Municipal Court. William C. Burke, 31, St. Louis, Ill., crossed yellow line on Route 62, east of city. fined $10 and costs at Mayor's Court. Signal light summonses issued to Clarence L. Snyder, James D. Nabb, Joseph J. Lerario, Margaret F. Schneider, H. L. Henderson, Carl Christy, Marvin Cseak, Walter Rhoads, and Chester J. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Trascik
Hartford Ave
5Th St
Cleveland Ave NW
Bennie Battista
19Th St NW
Hubert L. Bair
7Th St NE
37Th St
Route 8
Frank Ollis
Broadway Rd
Louisville
John C. Hunter
Tuscara
St E
Georgetown
Trump Rds
Canton Municipal Court
William C. Burke
St. Louis
Ill
Clarence L. Snyder
Maryland Ave
James D. Nabb
Lincoln Way
E. Massillon
Joseph J. Lerario
2Nd St
Margaret F. Schneider
Linwood Ave
H. L. Henderson
Bedford Ave
Carl Christy
Brown Ave
Marvin Cseak
Hazlett Ave
Walter Rhoads
Tuscarawas St
Chester J. Nelson
Lawn Ave
Stimson Remembered as Calm War Leader and Statesman
A obituary overview recalls Henry L. Stimson as a decisive wartime administrator who guided U S military mobilization in 1940 and pressed for atomic warfare to end World War II with minimal loss of life He remained a steadfast ally of Truman and defender of U S policy against McCarthyism and communism His legacy is marked by close ties to Gen George C Marshall Elihu Root and public praise from Truman and Hoover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durin
Stimson
U.S
Japan
Harpers Magazine
Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Elihu Root
Department
Gen. Marshall
Secretary of Defense
Herbert Hoover
Acheson
Stim
Canton City Lines Fails to Meet Union Demands in Strike Talks
Union leaders report Canton City Lines offers seven cent hourly raise plus 3 cents next October, with a 2 percent take home after deductions and no guaranteed eight hour day or 48 hour week. Drivers seek 20 cent rise, six holidays, and broader contract demands. Some drivers have started cab licenses or taken other jobs during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Phillips
Canton City Lines
Lagoon Stark County by E. T. Heald to be released
The Lagoon Stark County book by E. T. Heald will be off the press November 1. More than 400 copies have sold via a pre publication offer. Additional copies will arrive in bookstores and libraries for public sale. The public library will assist the society by typing cemetery name lists. Members have gathered 15,000 names of persons buried in 109 cemeteries before 1890, providing valuable historical data. Copies will go to the state and national D.A.R., the public library, and the historical society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
E. T. Heald
D.A.R
Public Library
the Historical Society
Massillon Man Injured In Car Crash In Fog
Massillon resident Robert A. Weirich, 38, of RD 3 Massillon, was hospitalized in good condition with multiple facial cuts after a car driven by Robert C. Dietz left the road in dense fog and struck a dirt mound by a tree at the W B Richardson residence. Dietz was also from RD 3 Massillon and reported losing sight of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Robert A. Weirich
RD 3
Massillon City Hospital
Mr. Weirich
Robert C. Dietz
W.B. Richardson
Man 53 Fined and Jailed After Street Fight
Edward Tucker of 1109 Cherry Ave SE was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in county jail by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris on an assault and battery charge. Tucker was arrested after an altercation at 11th Street and Cherry Ave SE in which he allegedly struck Everett Henson of 513 11th St SE with the butt of a .32 caliber revolver. Henson received hospital treatment for a scalp laceration. The gun was confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Tucker
Cherry Ave SE
Gordon J. Burris
11Th St
Everett Henson
Henson
Mercy Hospital
Burris
John McMahon Jr Wins TB Questionnaire Prize
John P. McMahon Jr of 1009 17th St NW won the tuberculosis questionnaire contest at the Stark County fair. He topped 261 entries to receive the cash prize offered by the Stark County Tuberculosis Health Association, with graded and official answer sheets to be mailed to all entrants, said L L Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. McMahon Jr
17Th St
Stark County Fair
Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
McMahon
L. L. Taylor
Association
Killinger's Trial Set For Nov 8 at Medina
Medina, Oct. 21 AP The murder trial of Gerald Kil linger 17 opens Nov 8 Kil linger admitted to police he shot Harold E Mast on the instruction of Max Amerman 27 so Amerman could pursue Mast s Norwegian wife Randi 24
Union backs four tenths mill levy for Molly Stark addition
Support for the proposed four tenths mill levy for operating an addition to Molly Stark Sanitarium was given by the C.S.O. United Steel Workers local at Canton Malleable Iron Co. Friday night. Members Ira Turpin Melvin James and Joseph Scarpino were named delegates to the biannual conference of the C.S.O. Political Action Committee of the 16th congressional district in the Onesto Hotel Sunday Oct 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
C.so. United Steel Workers
Canton Malleable Iron Co
Ira Turpin
Melvin James
Joseph Scarpino
C.so. Political Action Committee
16Th Congressional District
Onesto Hotel
Judge McCarroll recaps European vacation at Rotary meeting
Municipal Judge D L McCarroll spoke at the Canton Rotary Club Friday noon gathering in the Onesto Hotel about his recent vacation in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. McCarroLl
Europe
Canton Rotary Club
Onesto Hotel
Color TV Suits To Be Merged
All pending court challenges against the FCC color television decision will be tried jointly in Chicago. Pilot Radio Corp joins the Chicago case, joining RCA and its subsidiaries NBC and RCA Victor Distributing Corp., who had filed suit in the U.S. District Court there. The actions challenge the CBS color plan for commercial licensing and contend owners would need new equipment to receive CBS color signals on black and white sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communication Commission
Chicago
Pilot Radio Corp
Brooklyn
New York
Radio Corporation of America
National Broadcasting Co
R.c.a.victor Distributing Corp
U.S
FCC
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Unlicensed Whittemore Mountain TV Station Shut Down
An unlicensed broadcast atop Whittemore Mountain near the Pennsylvania New York border ceased during a telecast after FCC discussions. Sylvania and WPAC TV acknowledged limited control, while FCC monitor stations traced the signal to Johnstown and WNBC TV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittemore Mountain
FCC
E. B. Doloway
Emporium
Johnstown
Wpac-Tv
Sylvania
Wnbc-Tv
New York
Minerva Optometrist Opens Canton Evening Office
Dr J L Lieberman, longtime Minerva optometrist, opens an evening Canton office at 210 Tuscarawas Street in partnership with his brother Dr S L Lieberman, a dentist. He will split duties with the Minerva office which remains open daily except Wednesdays when he is in Canton 9 am to 1 pm. Evening Canton hours are 7 to 9 pm. Dr Lieberman, Ohio State University optometry graduate, has three years army optometry experience and lives at 1410 24th St NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lieberman
Minerva
Tuscarawas St
S. L. Lieberman
Canton
Lieberman
Ohio State University College of Optometry
24Th St
Dover Youth 17 Held In Attempted Robbery
A 17 year old Dover boy was held at Tuscarawas County Detention Home after a failed burglary at Case beer Electrical Co in New Philadelphia. He suffered a lacerated ankle after breaking a window and was chased by Barney Case beer who wakes in his shop and notified police at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Dover
Tuscarawas County
Casebeer Electrical Co
Barney Casebeer
Della Cora Dice Dies at 89 in Canton Home
Mrs. Della Cora Dice aged 89 died Friday at her daughter Mrs Nina Rowsinsky 815 Plymouth Ct NW. Born in Akron she lived in Canton since 1919 and was a member of First Christian Church and Welshimer class. Survived by daughter three grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 1 30 p m Spiker Funeral Home with Rev P H Welshimer officiating. Burial Glendale Cemetery Akron. Friends may call Sunday after 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Cora Dice
Nina Rowinsky
Plymouth Ct
Mrs. Dice
Samuel and
Mary Dice
Akron
Canton
First Christian Church
Welshimer
Spiker
Rev. P. H. Welshimer
Glendale Cemetery
Obituary of John Thomas Lightner at 87 in Wellsville area
John Thomas Lightner died Friday night at the home of his daughter Mrs George Moncrief at 4510 15th street NW. He was born in Tyler County West Virginia 87 years ago and moved from Parkersburg to Wellsville in 1917. He was a farmer before retiring ten years ago and a member of Calvary Baptist Church. Survived by his widow Lyntha Lightner two daughters Mrs Harry Plate of Wellsville and Mrs Moncrief a son David H Lightner of Coolville two brothers Charles Lightner of Elizabeth West Virginia and Joseph Lightner of Parkersburg four sisters Mrs Sarah Cain of Fairmount West Virginia Mrs Rebecca Johnson of Parkersburg and Mrs Orville Murry and Mrs Martha Tanner of Elizabeth ten grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren. The body will be taken from Reed funeral home to the 15th street address for calling hours after 7 p m today Services will be conducted at the residence Sunday at 2 p m Rev M L Mitchell officiating Additional services will be held Monday at 1 p m in the Fairview M E Church in Wirt County West Virginia Burial will be in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Lightner
George Moncrief
15Th St
Mr. Lightner
Tyler County
W. Va
Parkersburg
Wellsville
Calvary Baptist Church
Lyntha Lightner
Harry Plate
Moncrief
David H. Lightner
Coolville
Charles Lightner
Elizabeth
Joseph Lightner
Sarah Cain
Fairmount
Rebecca Johnson
Orville Murry
Martha Tanner
Reed Funeral Home
Rev. M. L. Mitchell
Fairview M. E
Wirt County
Church
Funeral service details at McCreery Kreigh Baum Home
A.M. service will be held at McCreery Kreigh Baum Funeral Home on 4041 Cleveland Ave SW with burial to follow at Magnolia Cemetery. The family will receive friends Sunday after 2 p.m. at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m
McCreery-Kreighbaum
Cleveland Ave
Magnolia Cemetery
William J. Piper Massillon Obituary
William Joseph Piper 68 of 1327 Oakave SE Massillon died Friday morning at Aultman Hospital Canton from injuries suffered at Republic Steel Canton five weeks earlier. Survived by Nora Piper two daughters Emma Hadie and Juanita Parelli seven sons Arthur William Charles Robert Byron Donald Howard, two sisters, 19 grandchildren. Services Monday 1 30 p m Arnold Lynch funeral home Massillon with Rev J C Wanamaker officiating burial Massillon Cemetery. calling hours Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
William Joseph Piper
Oakave SE
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Republic Steel Corp
Piper
Nora Piper
Emma Hadie
Juanita Parelli
New York City
Arthur Piper
Grand City
Tex
William J. Piper
Quaker City
Charles
Robert
Byron
Donald
Howard Piper
Charles Dennison
Ambridge
Mamie Oldham
Clarksburg
W. Va
Arnold-Lynch
John C. Wanamaker
Mrs Anna Slates Rites Set For Carrollton Burial
Mrs Slates widow of William H Slates died after a three week illness at residence of her daughter Mrs Roy Zimmerman 1139 Wertrave SW Visitation today 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Funeral services Sunday 1 p m at residence and 2 30 p m Arbaugh funeral home Carrollton Burial Grand View Cemetery Survivors include three daughters two sons ten grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Slates
Roy Zimmerman
Wertrave
Tom B. Hominghausen
Arbaugh
Carrollton
Grand View Cemetery
Obituary of William F Welsh Sr in Sebring and Beloit
William F Welsh Sr died after a four month illness. He was an auto mechanic at Sarchione and Son and a St Ann's Church member. Survived by Ida Welsh four daughters Mrs Viaiku Mrs Ondrako Mrs Mooney Bernadette Welsh Beloit son William F Welsh Jr Beloit and two grandchildren. Funeral at 9:30 am in church with Rev F J Petros. Burial in Grandview Cemetery Sebring. Friends may call Cassaday and Turkle Alliance Sunday night 7 to ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Petros
Grandview Cemetery
Sebring
Cassaday & Turkle
Alliance
Peter Steitz dies in Dover area at 70
Peter Steitz 70 of RD 4 New Philadelphia died in Union Hospital Dover Friday. Survived by brother Lewis Steitz and sister Mrs Emma Snyder of Strasburg. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Steffe Funeral Home with Rev Donald Klohr officiating. Burial Grandview Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Peter Steitz
RD 4
New Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Dover
Lewis Steitz
Emma Snyder
Steffe
Donald Klohr
Grandview Cemetery
Service Schedule for Local Funerals
Obituaries list upcoming funeral services for Harry A. Ergon Henry Kerry Ora J. Nettro Benjamin F. Hillyer William J. Walker Alva Warner Clifton A. Fisher with times at various funeral homes and burial or cemetery details including Forest Hill St Jacob's New Cumberland Fairfield Maury Massillon Massillon Cemetery Franklin Franklin Massillon Ohio West Virginia and Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Ergon
St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church
Henry Kerry
Arnold Funeral Home
Forest Hill
Ora J. Nettro
Wackerly Funeral Home
St. Jacob’s Cemetery
Cairo
Benjamin F. Hillyer
Maple Funeral Home
Kensington
New Cumberland Cemetery
Watson Rites Set After Fatal Route 43 Crash
Gilbert Gene Watson 22 of 1318 Hegset SE died in a Friday traffic crash when a car driven by his brother in law Charles A Bowen Jr 29 went out of control on a curve on Route 43 three and a half miles south of Canton. Bowen and two other passengers were injured. Watson arrived from Gallipolis six weeks ago and is survived by his mother three sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gene Watson
Hegset SE
Miller
Gallipolis
Mr. Watson
Charles A. Bowen Jr
Canton
Bowen
George G. Watson
Charles T. Evans 66 Dies in Canton Residence
Charles T. Evans 66 died at his Canton home on Friday after a four month illness. He worked as an electrician's helper at the Pennsylvania Railroad engine house for 19 years and had lived in Canton 36 years. Survived by wife Sarah and two daughters Mrs. Floyd Courtney and Mrs. Walter Dekowski, both of Canton, plus two brothers and two sisters in Europe. Rev. R. E. Carmany to conduct funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Jack funeral home, burial in Westlawn Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Evans
Alton Pl
Evans
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton
Sarah Evans
Floyd Courtney
Walter Dekowski
Europe
R. E. Carmany
Jack Funeral Home
Westlawn
Mrs Turner Died After Illness at Meyers Lake
Mrs. Arthur L. Turner of Cottage 73 Meyers Lake died shortly after midnight Friday from a cerebral hemorrhage following a two week illness. She was 55, native of Kirksville Kentucky, resident here 31 years, member of St. Josephs Church. Survived by husband Arthur L. Turner a brother John E. Creed and two sisters Myra Butler and Mary Bayot. Requiem High Mass Monday at 9 30 a.m. in the church. Body to Lexington Kentucky for burial. Friends may call Welch funeral home Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie B. Turner
Cottage 73
Meyers Lake
Kirksville
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Arthur L. Turner
John E. Creed
Myra Butler
Mary Bayot
Hartville
Ralph C. Kotheimer
Lexington
Welch Funeral Home
Jefferson Bowman dies at 85 in Massillon
Jefferson Bowman 85 of 1025 S Ernest Massillon died this morning at Mary Day Sanitarium He was a member of First Christian Church Addie Bowman a daughter Mrs R E Rummins of Massillon two sons Clyde E and Clark A Bowman five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 3 30 p m at Arnold Lynch funeral home with Rev Joseph Mackenzie officiating Burial Massillon Cemetery Home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Jefferson Bowman
S. Ernest
Mary Day Sanitarium
First Christian Church
Addie Bowman
R. E. Rummins
Clyde E
Clark A. Bowman
Arnold-Lynch
Joseph Mackenzie
Mrs. Alice Whike Succumbs After Illness in Canton
Mrs. Alice Whike widow of George T. Whike senior member of a Canton construction firm died at her residence at Wood land Ave NW after a two week illness. She was 86 born in Barnsley England came to Canton sixty years ago. Surviving are son Fred Whike three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Two sons George Jr and Maurice preceded her in death. Burial at West lawn Cemetery with services at Arnold funeral home conducted by Rev. John B. Barker. Friends may call after 2 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Whike
George T. Whike
Woodland Ave
Barnsley
England
Whike
Canton
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Fred Whike
Audrey Whike
John Yost Jr
William F. Welsh Dies at 57 Near Beloit
William F. Welsh aged 57 died at 8 30 p m Thursday in Salem City Hospital near Beloit. The obituary notes his residence and the circumstances surrounding his death, detailing hospital care and local geographic references for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
William F. Welsh
Near Here
Salem City
Fire damages clothes closet at Harold Stocker home
A small blaze at Harold Stocker’s residence at 2101 Tanner Ave SW caused minor damage to a bedroom closet and clothing before firefighters extinguished it at 8 10 p m. Authorities say carelessness with smoking or matches likely started the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stocker
Tanner Ave
Mrs A E Kellicker 73 Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. A Elizabeth Kellicker 73 of 200 Goodman SW died Friday noon at home after a lingering illness. A Zoar native she lived in Magnolia and New Philadelphia before moving to Canton in 1923. She was a Zion Lutheran Church member. Surviving: four daughters May Wise Catherine Williams Loretta Richard Mary Denison of Colorado Springs. three sons James Welling Milo Kellicker Richard Kellicker. 12 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Rev Tom Homrighausen to conduct services Monday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Kellicker
Canton
Pranksters Held Over Week Of Destruction Case
Four teenage pranksters ages 15 to 17 are detained in Stark County jail after a week of vandalism around Louisville. They confessed to manure throwing, corn and tomato projectiles, destroying signs, soaping windows, and piling wood in mailboxes. Twelve windows were broken county wide with damage at Canton Tool Manufacturing and Immel residence among others. Deputy Ray notes a motorist was struck in the face and narrowly avoided an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark County
Louisville
Harry W. Grossglaus
Ivan Ray
Diehardh
North Canton-Maximord
North Nimishillen School
Nick Schumacher
North Nimishillen
John Roher
Ray
Canton Tool Manufacturing Co
Pekiard
J. J. Immel
Route 44
H. L. Huth
Waynesburg
East
Canton Rd
Former Canton Resident Dies in Portland Oregon
A former Canton resident and employee of Stern Mann Co Mrs Alice Dillman Boelens died last night at her Portland Oregon residence. She was in her late 60s. Survivors include her husband George Boelens Pacific Coast manager for the Grand Rapids Showcase Co a son Robert Boelens of Portland a stepson Jay Boelens of Grand Rapids Michigan and two sisters Mrs H B Grove of Canton and Mrs Guy Weisel of Middlebranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Stern & Mann Co
Alice Dillman Boelens
Portland
Ore
George Boelens
Grand Rapids Showcase Co
Robert Boelens
Jay Boelens
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. B. Grove
Guy Weisel
Middlebranch
Motorbike Stolen From Barn In Reedurban
John Sepps reports his son’s new motorbike valued at 230 dollars was stolen Thursday night from a barn behind their residence at 4325 Lincoln Way W in Reedurban. Authorities note the loss occurred from a rural outbuilding. Financial value cited. No suspects named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sepps
Lincoln Way
W. Reedurban
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Korea
Weather Report
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Joseph McCarthy
Man
John McMahon Jr
Killinger
Medina
Don Yhuston
Cai
McCarroll
U.S. Court
Robert Merkle
Radio Tube
Merkle
Eugene Overmeir
Minerva Optometrist
Mrs
Della C. Dice
John T. Lightner
William H.’Slates
William J. Walker
Durant Funeral Home
Newcomerstown
Fairfield Cemetery
Franklin
Alva Warner
Church of Jesus Christ’s Latter Day Saints
Maury
Clifton A. Fisher
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger Funeral Home
Massillon Cemetery
Gilbert G. Watson
George H. Whike
A. E. Kellicker
Tom Homrighausen
WNBK
Faye Emerson
Joe DiMaggio
Ken Murray
Wendy Barrie
Frank Sinatra
Hank McCune
Ed McConnell
Lone Ranges
One Man’s Family
WXEL
Billy Tilton
Beulah
Rowley
Carroll Theater
Paul Whiteman
Madison Sq. Garden
WHBC
WTAM
WGAR
American National Mutual Columbia
Wayne Howell
Stars On Parade
Ask City Hall
Fran Warren
Eddie LeMar
Black Magic
Larry Leseuer
FBI Living
Strikes & Spares
Girls Corps
FBI
News
Ozzie & Harriet
Vaughn Monroe
Lincoln
Gene Autry
Barberton
Hedda Hopper
Upton Close
Hopalong Cassidy
Otte
PM News
Jerry Gray
Rogers
Portland, Ore
Radio Wand
WAKR
Dallas F. Billington
Akron Baptist Temple
Stow, Ohio
Hudson and
Stow
Overdale
Akron Exchange
Smorgasbord
Lillian Jae
Featuring
Budweiser
Wews-Tv
Home Beverage Co
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