Three Injured Badly in Crash South of City
Six persons were injured in a traffic accident south of the city, including two children. Steve Gordon Jr. 20 of 2523 4th St NW drove a car that skidded on Route 43 and overturned, injuring three seriously. Passengers Jane Weber 27 and Eugene Spencer 20 sustained multiple injuries and were admitted to Mercy Hospital. Another driver Miriam Miller 31 was checked at Mercy after a separate collision on Martindale Road near Barr Dairy. Harold A. Broda Jr. 18, the other driver, said he was traveling 45 to 50 mph when Miller pulled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Gordon Jr
4Th St NW
Jane Weber
16Th St SW
Eugene Spencer
Massillon
Mercy Hospital
Miriam Miller
Martindale Rd
Barr Dairy
Sheriff’s Office
Alarold A. Broda Jr
Market Are N
Miller
Boy 14 is Injured After Being Struck by Car on Rexave Street
Willie Abrams, 14, of 468 12th St SE, suffered a fractured left arm Friday at 3 48 p m when he ran across 6th St at Rexave SE and was struck by a car driven by 67 year old Harry E Everhard of 900 Raffid SW. He was taken to Mercy Hospital. The boy told police he looked only one way before dashing into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Abrams
12Th St SE
6Th St
Rexave SE
Harry E. Everhard
Mercy Hospital
Tricycle Crash Injures 5 Year Old Ronald Davis In City Driveway
Police report a five year old boy Ronald Davis of 1015 6th street NW was held at Mercy after injuries from Friday afternoon when his tricycle rolled into the side of a car driven by 47 year old Elmer Schumacher of 3230 Market Avenue North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Davis
6Th St NW
Mercy Hospital
Newton Ave NW
Elmer Schumacher
Market Ave N
Police investigate assault near southeast end residence
Police probe report of a 25 year old woman robbed and assaulted Friday near her southeast end home. She alleged a man struck her back with a hard object, threatened to kill her if she screamed, and dragged her into bushes before being treated at Aultman Hospital.
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Aultman Hospital
Burglary spree hits Fulton road area homes
Three break ins reported Friday in northwest and southwest sections. Ned Audi on Fulton road NW lost a $250 diamond ring and a $100 pin from a downstairs bureau after breaking a front door glass. Robert Hunter on 1412 17th st NW reported a window entry with a $3 change taken from a bedroom bank. John Evans on 1434 Vine Ave SW described a hooded intruder who entered, pistol drawn, searched a wallet and left without items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Audi
Fulton Rd
Robert Hunter
17Th St NW
John Evans
Vineave SW
Two Fathers Jailed for Nonsupport Charges
Two men were fined $500 and ordered to pay costs plus a year in Stark County jail for failing to support their minor children. Jack Dean Shott, 28, of 1415 3rd St NE, was charged with not supporting his seven year old daughter. Edwin Foit, 25, of 3922 21st SW, faced charges of nonsupport for his one year old son. Both complaints were filed by the children's mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. van Nostran
Stark County
Jack Dean Shott
3Rd St NE
Edwin Foit
21St
Service Honors Theologian at First Lutheran Sunday
The executive secretary William L. Young of the American Lutheran Church board preaches at 9 50 a m on Sunday at First Lutheran with theme Higher Education in the Church's Future A service in memory of Pastor William Schmidt recalls the seminary’s origin in Columbus as the church west of the Alleghenies Young formerly acted as Capital University president and holds a Ph D from Ohio State University Also listed are church school times and various church group meetings with Rev Herbert Troge guiding catechetical classes for seventh and eighth graders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Higher Education
The
American Lutheran Church
William L. Young
First Lutheran
William Schmidt
Evangelical Lutheran Theological Seminary
Columbus
Allegheny Mountains
Young
Capital University
Ohio State University
National Education Association
Lutheran Women’s League
Stark
Altar Guild
Berean
Herbert E. Troge
Mary Kohler
Divorces Granted in The Day in Canton listings
A Canton page lists divorces including Herbert McDonald and Elizabeth McDonald, Otis W. Shriver and Mary W. Shriver, Harold J. Hall and Martha Hall, Ivan Cooper and Dorothy Cooper, John Sherban and Virginia Sherban, and Charles J. Mather with Jean R. Mather, detailing their addresses. The item also contains local advertisements for Topps Parties, Mottas Bakery, Glick Furniture, The Coun try Kitchen, Canton Barrel and Bag, and Kolp Farm dining options with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis W. Shriver
S. Senecast
Alliance
Mary W. Shriver
E. Grant St
Harold J. Hall
Tuscara
Martha Hall
Akron
Ivan Cooper
Brown
Dorothy Cooper
Canton
John Sherban
Jacob Keister
Dorothea Keister
Commonwealth
Massillon
Marriage License Applications Listed for Several Couples
Lester R. Bender aged 28 of 526 Bedford Ave NW and Jean E. Golden aged 25 of 1612 16th St NW. Leon G. Kurtzeman aged 23 of RD 3 Massillon and Ruth Jean Austin aged 29? at 2915 Tuscarawas St W. Charles W. Selden aged 40 and Mary L. Selden aged 31, both of 108 Hazlett NW. John H. Hawkins aged 25 of 662 N. Liberty Alliance and Dorothy J. Toney aged 22 of 522 N. Webb Alliance. James F. Bigelow aged 33 of Aultman Hospital and Shirley A. Shively aged 22 of RD 3 Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester R. Bender
Bedford Ave
Jean E. Golden
16Th St
Leon G. Kurtzeman
Massillon
Ruth Jean Austin
Tuscarawas St
Charles W. Selden
Mary L. Selden
Hazlett
John H. Hawkins
N. Liberty
Alliance
Dorothy J. Toney
N. Webb
James F. Bigalow
Aultman Hospital
Shirley A. Shively
RD 3
Birth Announcements Sept 14 Malvern and North Canton
Birth notices from Sept 14 list several newborns with parents in Carrollton Malvern and North Canton. Families include Parker Couto Keefe McFarland Love Filimonuk and Glick Furniture advertising stork shower gifts and a local shoe store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aultman
Thomas Parker
Carrollton St
Malvern
Gilbert Couto
Shorth Ave
John Keefe
Waynesburg Rd
Are You Dining Out Village Inn Greentown Ad
Readers Digest 8 Months $1 Offer expires September 20. Dial 31026. M Mullally ad. Village Inn on the Square at Greentown invites readers to enjoy home cooked meals at reasonable prices. Open Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howard
Kolp Farm
Dial
M. Mullally
Greentown
Middlebranch Downs Springfield Township 39-6 in Friday Picture
Middlebranch Diamonds, led by halfback Wayne Erb with three touchdowns, routed Springfield Township 39-6 on Friday night. The win followed a 40-7 loss last season as Middlebranch tallied 25 points in the final period and seized control late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Wayne Erb
Middlebranch Diamonds
Springfield Township
Erb
Middlebranch
Tough Senate Race In Ohio Wins Hardest Pageant Yet
Rep Brown at a Midwest Republican meeting called the Ohio senate race the hardest and dirtiest in history between incumbent Senator Robert A. Taft and Democratic challenger Joseph T. Ferguson. He warned Republicans that they are running scared but must keep pushing to win. GOP chairman Guy G. Gabrielson backed Taft’s re election saying success depends on continued hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Midwest
Brown
Robert A. Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Guy G. Gabrielson
Taft
Prayer Power in a Crisis
In Confident Living by Norman Vincent Peale two businessmen discuss a crisis in an office high above the city. One man despairing. The other suggests prayer power as a solution and treats it as a tangible force like electricity or atomic power.
Massillon Tigers Triumph Over Akron Central in Gridiron Clash
Massillon overwhelmed Akron Central 47 to 0 in a game featuring a dominant Bengal line and steady ground offense. Key scorers included Streeter Waikem and Stoner with two TDs apiece, while the Tigers produced a 299 yard rushing and 152 yard passing effort.
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Tom Straughn
Ted Barber
Akron
Carl Tassoff
Massillon
Tigers
Bengals
Mather
Central
Bengal
Tiger
Orin Ford
Zeller
Gibson
Schumacher
DeHass
Geiser
Grunder
Kalaker
Strobel
Younker
Tanning
Reichenbach
Gleason
J. Howe
Rubio
Sapia
Krisher
Vliet
Dowd
Close
Stoner
Francisco
Khoenle
Waikem
Lane
Grier
Johnson
Akron Central
Streeter
Hoke
B. Howe
Carrollton tops Jefferson Union 16 to 6 in opener
Carrollton defeats Jefferson Union 16 6 as Bob Schoeneman scores a pair of TDs and a safety. Schoeneman adds 8 and 19 yard TD runs, Hall adds two extra points. McConnell scores for Jefferson Union with a late eighth yard run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Bob
Shorty
Donahue Mgenters
Hartley
Ferguson
Krager
Eltingham
B. Grimm
Yasho
Jenkins
McConnell
Blake Carrollton
Jefferson Union
Schoeneman
Hall
Dudley Predicts Major Indians Changes by 1951
Sportscaster Jimmy Dudley told Canton Rotary Club that the Cleveland Indians will overhaul the roster before the 1951 season. He named Joe Gordon likely to leave, Lou Boudreau possibly to manage or move, and Dale Mitchell Thurman Tucker and Jim Hegan facing trade rumors. He doubted Hank Greenberg could land Ted Williams, blaming Sox management for not trading him. Dudley criticized Boudreau’s managerial instincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Indians
Jimmy Dudley
Canton Rotary Club
Onesta Hotel
Thurman Tucker
Jim Hegan
Hank Greenberg
Boston
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Gimbel
Boudreau
Dudley
Lou
University of Illinois
Candlelight Processional at Mt Marie Sunday
A candlelight processional will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m at Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto on the campus of the new Central Catholic High School at Mt Marie Rev Fr William J Fitzgerald of St Joan of Arc parish will lead the rosary and prayers for those in the armed forces and for peace
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto
New Central Catholic High School
Mt. Marie
William J. Fitzgerald
St. Joan of Arc
Brueckner to Attend ACHA Convocation in Atlantic City
Dr. H H Brueckner superintendent of Molly Stark Sanitarium will attend the annual convocation for newly inducted fellows members and nominees of the American College of Hospital Administrators in Atlantic City New Jersey Sunday. He was named as a nominee for membership in the 17 year old society which aims to improve hospital administration and run educational courses for hospital administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Brueckner
Molly Stark Sanatorium
American College of Hospital Administrators
Atlantic City
N. J
Canton Ordinance for 23rd Street NW improvements
Ordinance 177-50 to proceed with grading curbs sidewalks and storm sewers on 23rd St NW from Cleveland Ave NW to Myrtle Ave NW in Canton Ohio. Sections authorize project, assess costs by foot front, and fund via bonds with five yearly installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
23Rd St NW
Cleveland Ave
Myrtle Ave
Canton
State of
Ohio
Myrtle Ave. NW
Department of Public Service
Engineer’s Division
Ira A. Casper
Thomas H. Nichols
John Lehmann
Spring
S. A
State of Ohio
21St St
City of
Enineer’s Division
Rates and rules for newspaper want ads
The notice outlines rates per line for consecutive insertions and explains corrections for advertiser errors with a free insertion. It details accepted ad submission times, cancellation policies, and Sundays closing rules. It also states the paper reserves the right to edit or reject ads and to enforce proper classification.
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Iine A. m
Dem Gd
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Oliver P. Smith
First Marine Division
Inchon
Ray Vincent
Casablanca
Canton Massillon
Bob Goldei
His
J Beer
Duke Jenkins
Jim
Vivian Rae
M.C
Doris Thompson
Irene Carley
Bob Hunt
Pete’s Grill
Harrison SW
Ray’s
Manassilion Rd
Genoa
Synod Education Board
First Lutheran Sunday
William L.°ae
Capital U
Herbert McDonald
11Th St SE
Elizabeth McDonald
54Th & Wise Rd
MacKenzie & Jones-ad
Mottas Bakery
Glick Furniture
W. Tusc
Mercy
William McFarland
3Rd St NW
Kenyon Love
North Canton
Steve Filimonuk
Mahoning Rd
al & Helen Glick
Glick
Tusc
Stork
Blatz Shoes & Toys
Arlington
Piedmont NE
Middlebranch Nets
Evans
Moore
Weirich
Wolfin
Jervis
Immel
Pastore
Humbert
Nayhay
Garrett
Eric
Stenson
Springfield
Reed
Stensen
Frank Corbi
Plainsmen
Larry
Nan Ay Gy Me
Turk—Voecal
Curly
Transylvania Gardens
Massillon Rd
Canton Alliance Road
Herm’s Inn
Market Ave
Television
Rep. Brown
Chicago
By Norman Vincent Peale
Wildcats
Mass. A.C
Aserrentan
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Bob Schoeneman
Gire
Coasi
SCA
Mie
Aly
Barre Guild Monuments Loving Monument Works
Maple Ave
Terest
Wreniaene
Council
Canton Repository
Hugh O'Donnell
S. 18Th St
Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia
Zener
Hugh O’donnel
Caroline C. O’donnell
Caroline O’donnell
Lena O’donnell
S 18Th St
Pennsylvania
Caroline O'Donnell
Hercules Motors Corporation
Common Pleas Court
Caroline CC. O'Donnell
Caroline
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