Infant Nancy Kulenics Dies. Services Set at Rossi Parlor
Nancy Lee Kulenics infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Kulenics of 383 Fairmount Blvd NE died Saturday in Mercy Hospital Surviving are the parents one brother John William Kulenics and grandparents Mr and Mrs Michael Kulenics of Monessen Pa and Albert Haines and Mrs Charles Myers of Canton Services are today at 3 p.m. in the Rossi parlors Burial will be in St Jacob's Cemetery at Cairo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Kulenics
John T. Kulenics
Fairmount Blvd
Mercy Hospital
John William Kulenics
Michael Kulenics
Moncssen
Albert Haines
Charles Myers
Canton
Rossi
St. Jacob’s Cemetery
Cairo
Funeral services for John H. Cook in Norwalk
Services will be conducted today at 4 p.m. for John H. Cook 61 by Rev J E McCall at the Farmer and Clevenger funeral home. Cook died Friday in Stark County home. He is survived by daughter Mrs W J Egle and son John H Cook Jr both of Norwalk. Burial will be in St Jacobs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cook
J. E. McCall
Farmer & Clevenger
Cook
Stark County
W. J. Egle
John H. Cook, Jr
Norwalk
St. Jacobs Cemetery
Northlawn Woman Nora Walter Dies at 83
Nora M Walter 83 of Northlawn RD died Friday night at home. A life resident and Newman Creek Chapel Church member, she is survived by three daughters, four sisters, a brother, 13 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Services Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the church conducted by Rev A C Shonkwiler, burial in church cemetery. Friends may call Monday night at Robert Schilling home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Creek Chapel Church
Fred Schmidt
Robert Schilling
Northlawn
Carl Devery
Columbiana
Belle
Minnie
Knettie
Ruth Hargrove
Warren Hargrove
Rittman
A. C. Shonkwiler
Mrs. Anna Steen of New Philadelphia Dies at 78
Mrs. Anna Steen 78 of 341 Ray Ave NE New Philadelphia died at 8 p m Friday in Union Hospital after a heart attack at home. Wife of Alexander Steen who died in 1939. Survived by four daughters Mrs Don Cole Canton Mrs Ann Grimm residence Mrs Foster Hiller New Philadelphia and Mrs Jane Willett Cincinnati a son Alex Steen New Philadelphia two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Hepplewaite Chicago and Mrs Jane Clark Colorado and three brothers Alexander Thomas and Harry of Illinois. Services 1 p m Linn Hert funeral home with Rev Don Scott burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Anna Steen
Ray Ave
Union Hospital
Alexander Steen
United Brethren Church
Don Cole
Canton
Ann Grimm
Foster Hiller
Jane Willett
Cincinnati
Alex Steen
Elizabeth Hepplewaite
Chicago
Jane Clark
Colorado
Alexander, Thomas
Harry
Illinois
Linn-Hert Funeral
Don Scott
William C Sparks obituary in New Philadelphia
William C. Sparks 68 of RD 1 New Philadelphia died at 7 20 am Saturday at East Avenue nursing home after three weeks illness. Born in Warren Township he was a Holmes Methodist Church member. Survived by wife Minnie Sparks daughter Lavada Sparks Cleveland sister Martha Chanel New Philadelphia. Services Tuesday 2 pm at Kaserman funeral home with Rev. F L Mitzel. Burial in church cemetery. Calling hours Sunday and Monday 2-4 and 7-9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Phil.adelphia
William Conwell Sparks
RD 1
New Philadelphia
East Avenue
Sparks
Warren Township
Holmes Methodist Church
Minnie Sparks
Lavada Sparks
Cleveland
Martha Chanel
Kaserman Funeral Home
F. L. Mitzel
Death notice for Albert M. Wright of Dennison
Albert M. Wright 71 of 19 Welch Street died at home Friday after a nine year illness. Services Monday at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Church Dennison with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by widow Dollie Wright two sisters Mrs Charles Crist Columbus and Mrs Bella Hemminger Marion and a brother Edward Wright Dennison. Friends may call at the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Albert M. Wright
Welch St
Dollie Wright
Charles Crist
Columbus
Bella Hemminger
Marion
Edward Wright
Mrs Myrtie Art dies in Coshocton County at 56
Mrs Myrtie Mae Schafer Art 56 of RD 3 Newcomerstown died Saturday at Coshocton Memorial Hospital. Born in Coshocton County she was a member of St Jacob s Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid. Survived by husband Theodore Art two daughters four sons mother sister and 12 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p m at residence with Rev Charles Foust burial in West Lawn Cemetery calls may be made after 7 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Myrtie Mae Schafer Art
Coshocton Memorial Hospital
Coshocton County
St. Jacob’s Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Theodore Art
Emerson Mishimes
Cambridge
Homer Hayes
West Lafayette
Alvin Art
Sherman Art
Leslie Art
Rodger Art
William
Ellen Schafer
Jessie Craido
Charles Foust
West Lawn Cemetery
Detector Shaped Like Pistol Aims to Shield Researchers
A new radiation detector, long and pistol shaped with a four foot nose, is being developed to allow atomic researchers to detect radiation from a distance and enhance safety against possible radiation dangers.
Obituary notices and funeral schedules list for many residents
A dense list of funeral services, burials, and church services for numerous individuals. Entries include names, service times, church or funeral home locations, and burial sites. Several entries note pallbearers or callers, with venues such as First Methodist Church, St Peters Catholic Church, and various cemeteries in towns including Louisville, Steubenville, Massillon, Alliance, and Newcomerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Feldbush
First Methodist Church
Westlawn
Spiker
Frank Burkhardt
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Arnold
Oliver Cordier
First Brethren Church
Louisville
Louisville. Burial East Nimishillen
Sluss
Bradley W. Vankirk
McClare
Steubenville
Samuel I. Barnes
Women of the Moose
Alois Lair
Burial Church
Wackerly
Devella Zerbe
Schneeberger
Herman Sattler
McCreery-Kreighbaum
George Eddy
Welch
Cryptographers rally gathers cryptogramming lovers in New York
The American Cryptogram Association held its 18th annual convention at the Belden Hotel with about 40 delegates and several wives. Members include steeplejacks ministers teachers and housewives who share a love for deciphering coded messages and enjoying puzzle humor. The gathering blends serious cryptography with playful word games and cipher use for practical and domestic purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethay Ericanamay
Etmay Aturdaysay
Adhay
American Cryptogram Association
Belden
Sinbad
B. Natural
C. Sharpe
X. Gorkey
Empty
Zombie
Etaoin Shrd
Asay Ethay Amesay
Hunter College
New York City
Peter Piper
Napoleon
Elba
Moscow Claims U S Slowed Red Korean Advance
Soviet broadcast claimed the Korean War offensive slowed by American forces described as fighting with “the despair of the doomed.” It noted increased US penetration difficulties and emphasized regrouping for fresh blows while avoiding UN force references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.S
Washington
Korea
United Nations
Moscow Radio
Peoples’ Army
Naktong River
Brother of Local Man Dies in Car in Lisbon
George G. Manning, 62, a Pennsylvania railroad engineer from Wellsville and brother of Denver Manning of 2402 Baldwin, died of a heart attack Friday night in his car on a Lisbon street. He became ill in the automobile and died minutes later. Services set for Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Haugh Funeral Home, Wellsville, with burial in Springhill Cemetery. Surviving are his widow, five children, a sister, and four other brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
George G. Manning
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wellsville
Denver Manning
Baldwin
Canton
Manning
Haugh
Springhill Cemetery
Oldest Illinois corn studied at University of Illinois
In Peoria Illinois researchers from the University of Illinois College of Agriculture study a corn cob over 800 years old unearthed on a northwest Calhoun County farm. The specimen was located at the site of a Hopewell village suggesting ancient agricultural practices in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Calhoun County
Hopewell
Betty Steineck 41 Dies in Akron Home
Betty Steineck 41 a former Canton resident died Saturday night at the home of her aunt Miss Edna Wingerter at 45 Adolphare Akron Born in Canton she lived in the area 11 years before moving to Akron Surviving her father George H Steineck of Exeter Calif and a brother George H Steineck Jr of Louisville Funeral arrangements are incomplete
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Steineck
Canton
Edna Wingerter
Adolph Are
Akron
George H. Steineck
Exeter
Calif
George H. Steineck, Jr
Louisville
Questionable paycheck report to police
Mildred Haley of 411 Hazlett Ave NW reported a questionable paycheck for 24.83 drawn on a company the bank said had no funds. She said she returned to the downtown office of the company and found no signs of occupancy Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Haley
Hazlett Ave
Rebellion Delays Burma Inland Waterways Plan
The Burmese rebellion has set back inland waterways restoration by three years and will cost the country about $2,000,000 in destroyed watercraft, said officials of the Inland Waterways Transportation Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangoon
Inland Waterways Transportation Board
Plain Township Starts 1.2 Million School Upgrade Project
Work has begun on Plain Township's 1.2 million dollar school building and improvements funded by a bond approved last May. Phase one refinishes desks and installs modern lighting in existing buildings with Pleasant View and Avondale additions planned for next summer and a new Edgefield grade school to start after land is acquired. Grace Fenton named district dietitian to plan lunches and oversee food purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Township
R. L. McGlynn
Pleasant View School
Pleasant View
Avondale
Edgefield
Frazer Ave
Common Pleas Court
Dietitian
Plain Center
Middlebranch
Grace Fenton
Maywood Pf
2 950 Radio Hams Chatter Away in Military Contest
Amateur radio operators from Hawaii to Florida joined a Pentagon monitored exercise testing M A R S military amateur radio networks. M A R S army includes about 1950 amateurs and M A R S air force about 1000 more. The contest ran 11 a m to 11 p m Canton time, rewarding stations using emergency power. Capt E L Nielsen said the aim was to spark interest and measure ability to operate without commercial power. Scoring will take a week or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvjashington
Hawaii
Florida
Defense Headquarters
M.A.R.S
Army
M.a.r.s.army
M.a.r.s.air Force
M.A.R. S
E. L. Nielsen
Three Youths Held On Destruction Charges In Massillon
MASSILLON Sept 2 Police arrested three youths Lawrence Johns 19 Hugh Jennings 18 and Richard Norris 18 and charged them with malicious destruction of property They admitted removing a window from Ehret's confectionery at 1316 Tremont Ave SW last week with no intent to enter The three were released on 200 bond and will be arraigned Tuesday in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Lawrence Johns
Hugh Jennings
Lawn
Richard Norris
Niles Ave
Ehret
Tremont Ave
Faces dog tag charge against local man
William A. Young, 43, of 244 Harter Ave NW, was arrested Saturday by Deputy Victor Paul, dog warden, on a charge of harboring a dog without a 1950 license, according to police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Young
Harter Ave
Victor Paul
Truman to Spend Labor Day at Blair House
President Truman chose seclusion for the holiday, staying at Blair House with his family. Mrs. Truman will depart for the summer White House in Independence Missouri, while Miss Margaret Truman remains in Washington for Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Blair
Washington
Blair House
Mrs. Truman
White House
Independence
Margaret Truman
New York
Labor Day
Flower market boom in Rome as wartime demand grows
Rome sees a rapid rise in flower sales with a bustling wholesale market outgrowing its quarters. Tourist shoppers flock to vibrant stands along broad avenues and narrow ancient streets, signaling a booming postwar business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nora M. Walter
Rd, Northlawn
Ohio
Marietta
Rufus Putnan
General ST. Clair
Northwest Territory
Mariettas
610 Company
William C. Sparks
Chilicothe
Ohios
Chillicothe Gazette
Gen
Wayne
Perry
Lake Erie
Mrs. Theodore Art
Rock of Ages
Barre Guild
Hunter’s Royal
Minnesota
North Star Line
4Th ST. NW
Sun. & Eves
Stark County Fair
Ad Ave
Nhs
Frank Flicker
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Carrie R. Pfister
James E. McIntyre
Gordon-Shaidnagle-Hollinger Funeral Home
Rose Hill Memorial Park
Caroline Shertzer
Gordon-Shaidnagle- Hollinger Funeral Home
Massillon City Cemetery
Frank L. Miller
Cassaday & Turkle
Alliance
Moultrie Cemetery
Archie W. Morgan
Telfer Funeral Home
Jewett
Thomas E. Myers
Kensington Christian Church
Grovehill Cemetery
Charles Couts
Bonnell
State Street
Alvin G. Lawrence
North Lawrence
Francis Bacon
Julius Caesar
Mr. Pepys
Zem
Nist
Navy
Francis P. Matthews
Douglas MacArthur
Formosa
Matthews
MacArthur
United States
Peoria
Ill
C. D. Smith
7Th St. NW
McKinley Monument
Plain
Pentagon
Ft. Shafter
Two Rock Ranch
California
Omaha
Neb
Gibsonton, Fla
Meriden
Dorn’s Flower Shop
W. T'use
Mee
Ars Ama Ber Cleve
Cowgill
Tuscarawas
Rudy’s Fair Hops
Louisville RD
Whitticar
Cleveland Ave
Onesto
Nton Yhio
Magnolia
Beltone
Belton
Medical
Canton Belt
First Nationale
Canton, CO
Gordon Phillips
Mgr
First National Bank
Laterife
Dime Savings Bank
Tuscara
ST. East
Walnut
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!