Deaths and Funerals William Fisher of Louisville
William Fisher 72 died of a heart attack Sunday at his Louisville home after working the day before as a mechanic at Superior Sheet Steel. Born in Homestead Pennsylvania he lived in Canton 20 years before moving to Louisville. Survived by stepgrandson Louis Saunders of Canton and stepgranddaughter Marjorie McCain of Wierton West Virginia. Rev Carl W Bormuth to lead services Tuesday at 2 pm at Stier Funeral Home with burial in Union Cemetery. Calling hours tonight 7 to 9.
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William Fisher
Washington St
Louisville
Superior Sheet Steel
Louis Berkman Co
Mr. Fisher
Homestead
Canton
Louis Saunders
Marjorie McCain
Wierton
W. Va
Carl W. Bormuth
Stier Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
Charles J. Kramer Dies in Canton at 68
Charles J. Kramer of 946 Shorb Ave NW died Sunday night after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in Lima, he moved to Canton in 1910 from Youngstown and worked 26 years for Frankham Brass & Bronze Co. He belonged to St. John’s Church Eagles Lodge 141 and the Molders Union. He is survived by his widow Lena, a sister Ella Kramer of Sunbury, Pa., and a brother Henry J. Kramer of Delphos. A Requiem High Mass will be sung Wednesday at 9 a.m. at St. John’s Church with burial in the church cemetery. The body is at Farmer & Clevenger funeral home and will be taken to the residence Tuesday for calling hours.
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Charles J. Kramer
Shorbave
Lima
Canton
Youngstown
Frankham Brass & Bronze Co
St. John’s Catholic Church
Eagles Lodge
Molders Union
Lena G. Kramer
Ella Kramer
Sunbury
Henry J. Kramer
Delphos
St. John’s Church
Farmer & Clevenger Funeral Home
Services for Mrs. Alice Boelens Held in Portland
Services were held today for Mrs. Alice Dillman Boelens, a former Canton resident, at the Little Chapel of the Chimes in Portland Oregon. She died Saturday night and burial followed in Riverview Cemetery. Mrs Boelens, in her late 60s, was formerly employed by Stern and Mann Co.
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Alice Dillman Boelens
Canton
Portland
Ore
Riverview Cemetery
Boelens
The
Stern & Mann Co
Survivors Listed for Deceased Woman Include Two Sisters
Among her survivors are two sisters, Mrs. H. B. Grove of Canton and Mrs. Guy Weisel of Middlesbranch.
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H. B. Grove
Canton
Guy Weisel
Middlebranch
Robert H. Hoagland dies at 59 in Canton Ohio
Robert H. Hoagland 59 died at 12 15 am today in Aultman Hospital Canton after a lengthy illness He was born in Bedford Pennsylvania and lived in Greentown Canton 30 years He worked for United Engineering Co He was a member of Greentown American Legion and ICCF Lodge Surviving are his widow Florence a daughter Vera Jones of Greentown a son Walter of Canton a sister Mayme Fetters of Bedford and four brothers George of Waynesburg Sam William and Paul of Bedford Services Wednesday at 2 30 pm Myers funeral home Greentown with Rev Donald E Scott officiating Burial in Greentown Cemetery Friends may call after 2 30 pm Tuesday at the funeral home
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Greentown
Robert H. Hoagland
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Bedford
United Engineering Co
Greentown American Legion
1.C.C.F. Lodge
Florence Hoagland
Vera Jones
Walter Hoagland
Mayme Fetters
George Hoagland
Waynesburg
Sam
William
Paul Hoagland
Myers
Donald E. Scott
Dalton widow Laurel Spindler dies after long illness
Mrs Laurel Spindler 77 of Dalton died today at 8 50 am in Wooster Hospital after a long illness widow of Laurel Spindler She was great great granddaughter of Frederick Rowe who fought in the Revolutionary War Daughter of Zachary and Sarah Rowe born in Waterloo Indiana Surviving Estella Warnock of Dalton four grandchildren Wesley Warnock Cleveland Mrs Thelma Royer Dalton Mrs June Lehman Dalton Nancy Warnock Oberlin College five great grandchildren Funeral arrangements Monbarren Home for services in Dalton Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 pm Rev L E Flauhaus officiating Burial in Northfield Cemetery
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Dalton
Nora Spindler
Wooster Hospital
Laurel Spindler
Spindler
Frederick Rowe
George Washington
Zachary
Sarah Rowe
Waterloo
Ind
Estella Warnock
Wesley Warnock
Cleveland
Thelma Royer
June Lehman
Nancy Warnock
Oberlin College
Monbarren Funeral Home
Dalton Methodist Church
L. E. Flauhaus
Northfield
Car damages Cross Roads Church in Sunday incident
Clyde Rowe of Justus Massil lond reported to the sheriff's office that a motorist caused about 30 dollars in damage at Cross Roads Church early Sunday. The vehicle damaged the lawn, struck the front step, hit a tree and knocked down a tomb stone.
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Clyde Rowe
Justus Massillond
Sheriff’s Office
Cross Roads
J H Creighton 74 dies after cerebral hemorrhage
J H Creighton 74 of 2616 2nd St NW Canton died Saturday at midnight after a cerebral hemorrhage. An engraver at Dueber Hampden watchworks for 25 years and later at Double Jewelry, he retired in 1946. Survived by widow Ella and niece Mrs John Gerber. Funeral Wednesday at Schneeberger with Knights of Pythias service Tuesday evening. Burial Westlawn Cemetery.
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James H. Creighton
2Nd St
Dueber-Hampden
Canton
Waynesburg
Watchworks
Double Jewelry Store
Creighton
Canada
Trinity Reformed Church
Karl Berns Bible Class
Lily Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Ella Creighton
John Gerber
John J. Creighton
Stark County
Schneeberger Funeral Home
H. N. Kerst
Westlawn
Mercer Widow Mrs. W. E. Mercer Dies at 90 in Akron Hospital
Mrs Eulalia H Mercer 90 Canton resident died this morning at People's Hospital Akron after three weeks hospitalization. Widow of William E Mercer she moved to Canton from East Liverpool. Survived by daughter Mrs Gaston, another daughter Mrs McElroy, son Lester Mercer, seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Services set for Wednesday at Spiker funeral home with burial at Northlawn.
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Eulalia H. Mercer
Canton
Charles H. Gaston
Yaleave NW
People’s Hospital
Akron
William E. Mercer
East Liverpool
Gaston
W. H. McElroy
Lester H. Mercer
Plainfield
N. J
Roland G. Hohn
Spiker
Northlawn
Aluminum Rules Seen For Defense Mobilization
Goodwin named executive director of the Office of Defense Manpower to mobilize labor for the expanding defense program. An aluminum control order likely within two weeks could curb nonessential use as NPA prepares to ration strategic materials amid rising defense spending.
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Ashington
Robert C. Goodwin
Goodwin
Office of Defense Manpower
War Manpower Commission
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Cleveland
Tobin
Truman
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Unit X Rays 1155 As Survey Opens
The Stark County Tuberculosis Health Association mobile unit screened 1155 people including 418 at Minerva High 128 at Wayne sburg 123 at East Sparta 341 at East Canton and 114 at Magnolia with 131 adults also X rayed during the week long county and school survey. The schedule lists Marlboro Middlebranch GreenTown Uniontown Hartville Canton South Louisville and other high schools with times through next Monday.
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Stark County Tuberculosis & Health Association
Minerva High School
Waynesburg High
East Sparta
East Canton
Magnolia
Marlboro High School
Middlebranch High
Greentown High School
Uniontown High
Uniontown
Hartville High School
Canton South High School
Nearby Deaths in Alliance and Surrounding Areas
Obituary notices list multiple recent deaths with funeral arrangements across Harrisburg New Brighton Alliance and surrounding towns. Names include Robert B. Hunter Miss Queen Barnaby Mrs Blanche Lightner Dr Walter L McNamara Alfred Emhoff and Mrs Ralph Burker, with funeral homes and service times at Cassaday Turkle Desvoignes Bauhnicht Myers and Unity Presbyterian and other local cemeteries.
Service Schedule for Arthur H English and Others
Private services Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Cassaday Turkle funeral home Alliance with two reverends officiating. Burial Fairmount Memorial Park. Miss Jennie Cully Monday 2 p.m. Stanwood Evangelical and Reformed Church Burial Dalton Ely T. Rakestraw Monday 2 p.m. Berlin Center Methodist Church Burial Berlin Center Isaac H Burkett Monday 2 p.m. McCreery Kreighbaum funeral Magnolia Burial Magnolia Cemetery Sam Alper Today 4 p.m. Arnold parlors Burial Hebrew Cemetery Isaac H Burkett Tuesday 2 p.m. Magnolia parlors Magnolia Burial Magnolia Cemetery Callers after 2 p.m. today Victor F Becherer Tuesday 9:30 a.m. St Louis Catholic Church Burial church cemetery Body at Paquelet parlors in Louisville
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Arthur H. English
Cassaday & Turkle Funeral Home
Alliance
W. C. McCallum
P. H. Welshimer
Fairmount Memorial Park
Jennie Cully
Stanwood Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dalton Cemetery
Ely T. Rakestraw
Berlin Center
Isaac H. Burkett
McCreery-Kreighbaum
Magnolia
Magnolia Cemetery
Victor F. Becherer
St. Louis Catholic Church
Paquelet
Louisville
Casualties in Korea Briefly Reported by Defense Dept
Washington October 23 AP The Defense Department reported 34 casualties today in a Korean list one of the smallest since the early weeks of the conflict. Seven killed in action, 20 wounded in combat, six injured in accidents and one missing in action.
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Korea
Washington
Defense Department
Free X Rays to Be Offered at North Canton Schools
The mobile tuberculosis X ray unit will visit North Canton public schools Wednesday morning and afternoon November 1 to provide free examinations, announced Superintendent Raymond E. Trachsel.
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North Canton Public
Raymond E. Trachsel
Absentee Ballots Accumulate for Election Countywide
Absentee voting for the November election continued at the board of elections with 633 ballots counted as of this morning. Final day to vote is November 2, with mail ballots accepted until noon November 3. Chief Clerk L. J. Schirack noted 321 city residents 169 service members and 143 rural residents have cast ballots. Rural voters must visit the Canton office to vote. Officials expect the total to exceed the 1948 tally of 1,243 ballots.
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Eavy
Board of Elections
L. J. Schirack
Canton
Schirack
Police Chief Eases Wages With Part Time Jobs
Bloomington Indiana police chief Ray Hinkle told patrolmen facing rising living costs they could take part time work. He barred any officer from serving as a tavern bouncer during off duty hours.
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Bloomington
Ind
Ray Hinkle
Rivals say color TV not ready for public use
New York AP report notes a split in TV makers over CBS color system approval by the FCC. Robert Sprague of the RTMA argues public demand and compatibility justify delay, while CBS chief Frank Stanton accuses the group of bad faith and delaying color TV adoption.
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CBS
New York
Federal Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS National
Robert C. Sprague
Radio and Television Manufacturers Association
Sprague Electric Co
North Adams
Mass
Frank Stanton
Columbia
Stanton
Sprague
FCC
Manufacturer Association
Association
R. C. Cos
Canton lodge officers attend B'nai B'rith seminar
Three Canton lodge officers Abe Dreyer president Manny Smith monitor and Philip Caplan warden represented northern Ohio lodges at a B'nai B'rith seminar held in Lorain on Sunday.
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Canton Lodge
Northern Ohio
B'nai B'rith
Lorain
Abe Dreyer
Manny Smith
Philip Caplan
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Alice Boelens
Mrs. Laurel Spindler
J. H. Creighton
Brae
Crescent Gardens
Eve
NPA
William H. Harrison
Harrison
Celler
House
Subcommittee
Aircraft Industries Association
DeWitt C. Ramsey
Chapman
Stanley Ruttenberg
C.I.O
Ruttenberg
Louisville High
Robert B. Hunter
Harrisburg
Young Funeral Home
New Brighton
Burial Grove Cemetery
Hiram L. Wilson
Sawbury Rd
Queen Barnaby
E. State St. Alliance
Cassaday & Turkie Funeral Home
Mt. Union Cemetery
Friends Call Funeral Home
Simeon Villard
Mt. Eaton
Desvoignes Funeral Home
Westlawn Cemetery
Friends Call Funeral
Alfred Emhoff
Midvale
Bauhnicht Funeral Home
Bellaire
Blanche Lightner
Bowerston
Boor Funeral Home
Walter L. McNamara
Millersburg
Myers Funeral Home
Ralph Burker
Germano
United Presbyterian Church
Telfer Funeral Home
Jewett
Sam Alper
Arnold
Burial Hebrew Cemetery
Grove
Cosgrove
A. T.M.A
Commission
R.T. M.A
Rudy
Louisville RO
C. D. Spiker Funeral Home
Onesto
Nton
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