Hockensmith Granite Works Leader in memorial craft
The oldest enterprise in the territory since 1880 at 188 College Street Wadsworth is led by Richard Vemter and Frank C Hillard. They advertise modern methods and high standards in granite and marble memorials. Sates are made through Summit Medina and Wayne Counties and surrounding areas with monuments mausoleums markers and statues.
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Hockersmith Granite Works
College Street
Wadsworth
Richard—vemter
Avnth
Frank C Hillard
Summit
Medina
Wayne
Printing Ink Firm Branch at Wadsworth Opens
An informational note states a Printing Ink firm opened its Wadsworth branch at 141 Fast Street about one and a half years ago to enhance service for growing demand. O. B. Johnson, with 11 years in the field, manages the branch, coordinating with clients and the area to apply modern methods and meet all needs.
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Fast Street
New York City
Johnson
Wadsworth
Citizens Bank of Wadsworth A Century of Service
Citizens Bank of Wadsworth Public Square marks 1873 founding with assets around 1 150 000 and a stable, conservative program. T J Sailors since 1933 serves as president and cashier, C E Jones heads the board, and L Kreider assists as secretary treasurer and assistant cashier. The bank offers savings and checking, safe deposit boxes, Christmas clubs, loans, and modern banking services.
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T. J Sailors
L. Kreider
C. E. Jones
C. E. Dress Poultry Farm Ad Highlights Foods and Services
C. E. Dress Poultry Farm at Clark's Corners promotes springers and turkeys year round with farm produce groceries and cold lunch meats. Open 8 am to 9 pm seven days, deliveries in Wadsworth area, specializes in pork and beef November 15 to April 1, owner C. E. Dress and wife Mrs Sadie M. Dress run the business.
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C. E. Dress
Clark's Corners
Wadsworth
Akron
Co. E. Dress
Sadie M. Dress
Wadsworth Exchange Stock Features Farmers' Needs
Wadsworth Farmers Exchange Company offers Larto feeds, top farm machinery brands, and Tur ner's Elkhorn coal. Serving Medina Summit and Wayne Counties from 394 Main St Wadsworth the firm has grown over six years and gains market share through quality values. Partners G J Graff with 12 years experience and N G Kreider lead a six person staff emphasizing careful prompt service and dependable satisfaction.
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Larto
Turner
Elkhorn
Wadsworth Farmers Exchange Company
Main St
Wadsworth
Medina
Summit
Wayne Counties
G. J. Graff
N.g.kreider
Auble's Experience Asset To Holmesbrook Supply Co
Holmesbrook Supply Co at Holmesbrook Hill Wadsworth carries builders and farming items within a 10 mile radius. Truck delivery available. Founded three years ago at current location. Credit due to R A Auble veteran with 70 years in the trade. Proprieter and staff of four ensure quality building and farming supplies.
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Auble
Holmesbrook Supply Co
Holmesbrook Supply Company
Holmesbrook Hill
Wadsworth
R. A. Auble
Rich Is Dealer Dodge Plymouth Agency in Wadsworth
Rich Motor Sales at 289 Broad Street, Wadsworth, operates a Dodge and Plymouth agency with five years at the current location. It offers complete sales and service on a modern basis to ensure customer satisfaction.
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Dodge
Broad Streets
Wadsworth
Auto agency extols service after sale as motto
J. W. Rich, with twelve years in the field, runs the firm and upholds strong policies. Six capable employees provide after sale service, Mobil gas and oil featured. Body repairs cover any car make, with expert work and reasonable rates.
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J. W. Rich
Mobil
H Jerry Hall Trucking Firm Prominent Local Operator
H Jerry Hall is a well known trucking proprietor with 18 years in the field. The firm, at 135 Brod Street, Wadsworth, serves between Akron and Cleveland, insured loads, and operates 24 trucks with 22 trailers. 54 employees handle shipments with careful, compliant service and rapid response. Established 18 years ago, in larger quarters for 14 years to improve service.
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H. Jerry Hall Trucking Company
Brod Street
Wadsworth
Akron
Cleveland
Lrge
H. Jerry Hall
Stine Bastiness
Vast Record of Excellence For Wayne Co. National
Wayne County National Bank Wooster, Ohio, established 1845, continues a long tradition of service. Current officers include E S Landes president, E O Dix vice president, Edmund Secrest and David Taggart vice presidents, Robert R Woods cashier and secretary treasurer, W Q Gerlach assistant cashier. Assets total about 4 500 000 with services like savings and checking, safe deposits, clubs, mortgage handling, and estate administration support.
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Ohio
Wayne County National Bank
Public Square Wooster
E. S. Landes
Wsoc Militilian
E O Dix
Edmund Secrest
David Taggart
Robert R. Woods
W Q@ Gerlach
Wooster Famous Hardware Store Services Wayne County
Wooster Famous Hardware Store at 132 West Liberty Street Wooster continues a long tradition after almost 90 years in business J M Markley serves as treasurer L A Stauffer is secretary six employees staff the store which offers tools paints seeds garden tools and more Deliveries reach across Wayne County Motors needs flashlights and batteries are stocked The popular Speed Queen washing machine is a top seller
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Wooster Hardware Company
West Liberty Street
Wooster
J M Markley
L. A. Stauffer
Wayne County
First National Bank Is Valued Wise and Sound
First National Bank at 130 Main Street, Wadsworth, celebrates 40 years with assets of 2,191,456.71 as of April 4, 1941. Officials include W. A. Caine as president and chairman, G R. Brenneman and L. EK. Hartzell as vice presidents, R. J. Krabill cashier, and L. E. Irwin and D. L. Rohrer as assistant cashiers. The bank offers checking and savings accounts and mortgage services with guidance on banking and loans when feasible.
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First National Bank
Main Street
Wadsworth
W. A. Caine
G R. Brenneman
L. EK. Hartzell
R. J. Krabill
L. E. Irwin
D. L. Rohrer
Akron Brass Defense Work Aims High Standards
Akron Brass Manufacturing Company in Wooster employs 20 locals under safe conditions. It serves the National Defense Program making brass goods like nozzles and couplings including Rocker lug and Ball type nozzles. A new building 125 by 34 feet has been completed, with officers Langher Freedlander Stettler Love and founder is 22 years in business, marking notable progress.
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Akron Brass Manufacturing Company, Inc
Spruce Street
Wooster
National Defense Tram
London
England
G. Langher
H. Freedlander
H. L. Stettler
J. M. Love
Hastings Model General Store overview and offerings
Hastings Model General Store in New Pittsburgh led by Robert Hastings offers meats groceries vegetables poultry and dairy with a complete line of plumbing hardware standard oil and gas materials. The shop also handles Wheeling channel drain roofing materials Rybolt Moncrief furnaces Kelvinator appliances and electric stoves open daily 6 am to 9 30 pm six days a week with delivery nearby and staff aimed at customer satisfaction.
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Robert Hastings
Pittsburgh
Standard Oil and Gas
Wheeling Channel
Rybolt and Moncrief
Stein Attracts Realty Clients Entering Real Estate Field
In 1929 Norman B. Stein of 123 Broad Street Wadsworth entered real estate after 13 years as an auto dealer and gained acceptance for high service standards. He brokers homes and business locations, offers insurance through American National Fire and Aetna, and emphasizes courteous complete service to build confidence and ongoing business. Each Ohio county will send a 4-H club boy and girl to Camp Ohio August 11 to 15. attendees must be 15 or older. County participation varies and vacancies may be filled by other counties.
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Norman B. Stein
Broad Street
Wadsworth
Stein
Ohio
River Jordan Net Navigable
The River Jordan has never been navigable according to historical records, a point highlighted in regional waterways discussions. No vessels have operated commercially on its main channel, and local authorities note natural shoals and seasonal flows prevent sustained navigation.
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Jordan
Vast Fame Held By Realty Firm
The Allen Hartzell Dibbles Company, founded 1875 and incorporated 1914, is described as the oldest firm in its field in the tea era. It leads in real estate and insurance, offering exclusive property sales from 148 Main Street, Wadsworth. The firm handles property management, loans up to 75 percent, and writes all forms of life and auto insurance with officials including G. F. Allen president and F. D. Dailey in charge of life and accident policies.
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Allen Hartzell Dibbles Company
Valley View Acres
Wadsworth
Main Street
G. F. Allen
A. J. Brabill
C. C. Fixler
B. E. Coolman
C. F. Mullen
E and Calualty Insurance
F. D. Dailey
Deficit of Rainfall Persists in Cleveland Area
Despite weeks of rainfall a 4.1 inch deficit for the year remained as of June 18 in the Cleveland area, highlighting ongoing moisture shortfalls.
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Cleveland
Cheerful Rooms at Park Tavern Whdsworth
Park Tavern at 126 High Street Whdsworth offers 14 clean rooms with one bath two showers and four lavatories. Dining room serves meals including Smorgasband on Sundays. Established five years ago the modern tavern run by Mrs K H Mancherter emphasizes refined service and moderate rates for a reliable haven.
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Park Tavern
High Street
Whdsworth
K. H Mancherter
Archie Bar promoted to merchandising manager at Kroger Cleveland
Archie Bar, promoted to merchandising manager at the Cleveland branch of Kroger Grocery and Baking Co, with W. E. Carter making the announcement. Edward W. Havlik succeeds Bar as product operator after a career path from Kroger clerk to district manager in Cleveland.
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Archie Bar
Cleveland
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
W. E. Carter
Edward W. Havlik
Barr
Kroger
Havlik
Pop Concerts Booked For July in Cleveland Public Hall
The third summer series at Public Hall in Cleveland continues in July with Friday and Saturday concerts featuring Vivien and Evelyn The Hour of Charm and Mary Van Kirk. July 4 week is skipped due to the Festival of Freedom in the Stadium under Rudolph Hingwall. July 9 features Margaret Speaks with the Cleveland Summer Orchestra, July 11 showcases Larry Adler, and July 12 presents Marjorie Phelps and Marian Matousek as soloists.
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Cleveland
Public Hall
Lake Erie
Vivien and
Evelyn
Hour of Charm
General Electric
Mary van Kirk
Metro
Politan Opera
Rudolph Hingwall
Cleveland Summer Orchestra
Margaret Speaks
Firestone
Oley Speaks
Ohio State Women's Glee Club
Colummbus
Larry Adler
Marjorie Phelps
Metropolitan’ Opera
Marian Matousek
Bob Chester and His Orchestra at Cedar Point
Bob Chester and His Orchestra bring the popular Swing era act to Cedar Point for a full week of performances in the Grand Ballroom. Featured singers Betty Bradley and Bill Reynoldsjoin as the band aims to top Cedar Point’s record attendance this season. Reservations pile up as Independence Day events loom.
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Bob Chester
Cedar Point
Dayton University
Detroit
Iis
Bob
Detroit Athletic Club
Chester Band
Cart
Betty Bradley
Thrush
Benny Goodman
Henry Busse
Cretard
Pia
Hetty
Chester
Ben Berchie
Cedar Boint
Great Lakes
Festival of Freedom lights up Cleveland July 4 show
Northern Ohio's annual Independence Day observance unfolds at the Cleveland stadium on July 4 at 8 30 pm with Rosemary Lane headlining the Festival of Freedom. The program includes the Festival Orchestra, Rudolph Ringwall chorus, a moving pageant Our Freedoms, a flag colors ceremony, and a 20 foot signal light followed by the biggest fireworks display yet._MASTER OF CEREMONIES William Ganson Rose will narrate with Richart O Heren of WHK guiding community singing. The doors open 8 pm and the event is free to all._
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Ohio
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Advertising Club
Rosemary Lane
Cleveland
Freedom Orchestra
Legion
Rudolph Ringwall
Frank J Merrick
George F Bushler
American League
William Ganson Rose
Miss Lane
Richard O'Heren
WHK
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Robert N. Wilinj
N.tches
War Undersecretary Defends Training Emphasis in New York
In New York the Undersecretary of War dismissed charges that the Army spends too much time on basic training. He argued the force is not a mass army but relies on a balance of men and machines. He cited 1917-18 ratios and called for more armored and motorized units than Germany today.
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Pattertet
New York
Germany
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Hockensmith Granite Works
Printing Ink Firm
Citizens Bank
Boon
Public Square
C. E. Dress Poultry Farm
Wadsworth Exchange
Rich
Wayne Co
Bn Wooster
Akron Brass
Hastings
Realty
BR. W. Havlik
Alrchie Barr
Bll Rayenolds
Fruitealie and van “Apih
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