The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 1

TWO SALMAGUNDI PERSONAL NOTES AND BRIEF MENTION OF MANY THINGS LOT. ran TO Mr. and Mi's. Eli Miller, of Mt. Eaton, loft Saturday afternoon for a visit with relatives at East Palestine.

Mrs. Mary Brown, of Cleveland, spent Sunday with Mrs. John Walter, of 23rd NW. Born, this morning, at the city hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Kresovich, of 711 Griffith SW, a sou. 4 Mrs. J. T. HoJben, is confined her residence, 215 Commonwealth NE, by illness.

C. O. Pincfrock. of Main is spending the week visiting the furniture markets in Grand Rnpids, and Chicago. i Born.

Friday, to Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Gatchcll, of R. F.

D. No. 2, Navarre, a daughter, who has been named Anna Marie. Will Speak Here "Refresher" Classes for State Patrolmen Opened at Columbus Bobby Blakeway, of Cleveland, is visiting his grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. W. P. Blakeway, of Commonwealth NE. Born, this morning, to Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Malone. of Lincoln Way NW, R. D. No.

2. at the city hospital, a daughter. Miss Eleanor Moore, of 9th NE, who underwent an appendectomy about a week ago at the city hospital, was taken this morning to' her residence. 4. William BHimenauer has returned to Asheville, N.

after spending the -holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blumenauer, of 3rd st SE. Miss Virginia Jones, known professionally as Ginger Lee, of south of Massillon, left this morning for a dancing engagement at the Blue Island club in Toledo, going from there to Atlanta. Ga.

Mrs. Etta Damz, of Warwick. Mrs George Bishop and Alice Marie, of Willard. and Mr. and Mrs.

Grover Stringfellow, of Danville, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Odus Hensel, of Cherry NW, ext. Mr. and Mrs.

George Burns and Weis, of New York, are wo weeks as guests of Mr. Mrs. C. W. Luckner, of and Mr.

and Mrs. of 10th NE. Mrs. Edward Dailey and daughter Barbara Ann, of Youngstown, are spending- the week as guests of their aunt, Miss Mary Collins, of Lincoln Way. NW.

Collins, of Youngstown. is spending a few weeks with Miss Collins. Miss Mary Jane Wilson, of Wellman SE, and her cousin. Miss Jane Ann Evans, of Erie. return: Saturday from a month's trip to New Orleans, Houston.

Christi, Brownsville and San and Matamoros, Mexico. Agnes Letcavits. 12-year-old daugh- Headed by Lieutenant U. C. Felty five patrolmen of district of trie stale highway patrol went to headquarters at Columbus where they will join patrolmen from other sections of the state in the annual "refresher" school.

They will remain at school a week when another group will replace them. School shifts will be conducted six weeks, giving each member of the patrol a week's study in basic practices and new development in police work. F. B. I.

Agents to Teach The school is conducted annually and embraces courses in law merit ratings, apprehension methods, photography, use of fire arms and related subjects. In addition each patrolman will be given a rigid physical examination and will be measured for a new uniform. Colonel Lynn Black, patrol superintendent, said. Lieutenant Felty will "be one of the school instructors and will be stationed at Columbus until the close of the school. Other instructors will include T.

N. Stapleton and H. D. Harris, agents in charge of the federal bureau of investigation offices in Cleveland and Cincinnati respectively; A. D.

Stevenson, federal narcotic agent in charge of the Columbus office. Colonel Black and Captain George Mingle of the patrol. Colonel Black announced that the patrol's regular school of instruction and training for applicants, who have not, been assigned to patrol posts, would be held at the state fairgrounds starting Jan. 16. Forty men who already have passed mental, physical, and interview tests, have been signed for this school.

10 CALLED IN PAROLE PROBE THE EVENING INDEPENDENT. MASSILLON. OHIO Heads ARTHUR CRUMR1NE A luge attendance is expected at a special meeting to be held by the Kiwanis club at the Y. M. C.

A. Wednesday at 6 p. m. at which Arthur Crumrine, New York publisher, write-and commentator, will speak. Members of the Rotary and Y's Men's elub and a number of other persons have been invited to attend.

Crumrine, who is president of Arthur Crumrine advisers in public relations and advertising, will speak on "Labor's New Daring." He is to give an.impartial presentation of facts omceining labor and is expected tc discuss labor's gains in recent months and the possibilities of the future. Dinner will precede the address. The program will be in charge of the clubs program committee headed by Dr. Howard J. Smith.

A round table discussion will be held at a legular meeting of the Kiwanis club at the Y. A Wednesday noon. SENTENCE IS GIN YOUTH Admitted Striking Edwin Wagner on Head With Rifle Franklin Grand Jury Hopes to Complete Heavy Program Before Recess Tuesday COLUMBUS, Jan. 10. witnesses from outside Columbus were called before the special grand jury investigating the state parole system today as it sought to complete a heavy program before Tuesday's recess.

The jury at the stme time was and recommendations, to be made public this week. The report is expected to recommend addition of one member to the four-man state parole board and to criticize sharply housing conditions at Ohio penitentiary. The investigators reached into the West Virginia state penitentiary' for one of their witnesses: Tony Gaylan A sentence of 30 days in the Stark county jail at Canton and a fine of $25 and costs was imposed today upon Jack Evans, 16. of 330 Green SW, by Ju.dge George A Howells following the youth's plea of guilty In municipal court to an assault and battery charge. The charge against Evans was filed by Edwin Wagner, of 341 nth SW.

who alleged the youth struck him over the head with a rifle, Saturday afternoon. Evans admitted In court that he previously had slapped Wagner's sister, Mrs. Loretta Mutchler, at whose residence he roomed. Denlec Two Charges Pleas of not guilty to charges 'of possession of untaxed liquor and resisting an officer were entered in court today by Charles Thompson. 45, a negro, of.

a20 2nd SW. Trials were set for Thursday at 9 a. m. and Thompson was rele'ased on bail of $300. Thompson Is alleged to have scuffled wth Patrolman Russell Johnson when four policemen directed by Captain Frank Woods raided his residence.

Police officers claim Thompson dumped, a pitcher of illicit liquor Into a sink as they entered the house. They found about a quarter of a pint of liquor in a drain pipe, they said. to the city hospital since Thanksgiving Day, with injuries received in an auto accident, was taken Saturday to her residence. Agnes, who is a pupil In St. Mary's school, is improving.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry viss. the Misses Florence and Jessie Doyle Miss Betty Porter. Charles Porter' Earl Doherty.

Anthony Kothie and Walter Shaidnagle. have returned to Detroit after spending the week-end with Mr. Shaidnagle's parents Mr and Mrs. Walter Shaidnagle. of Harmon NE.

and Mr. and Mrs Charles Bannister of Lincoln Way, Ohio State university's new International House opened at the beginning of the winter quarter, housing 15 about evenly divided between Americans and young people from other countries. Among the Ohioans selected for members are Ernest Shearer, son of Mr. and Mrs Shearer, of 206 North NE Other countries represented are China Japan and Canada. Ignoring the war which their own nations are involved, Chinese and Japanese students are among the best of friends in the new house FOR MISSING BOMBER IS HALTTD SAN PEDRO, Jan.

10. The huge navy force which searched for four days for a missing patrol bomber was in port today, its hunt temporarily at an end. Naval authorities made no official announcement whether the hunt has I been dropped. The plane vanished last Wednesday 200 miles northwest of its San Diego base with seven men aboard. A wide area of the Pacific, from Lower California north to San Luis Obsipo, was scanned by sea and air without success.

i Twelve battleships were scheduled to move out to sea this morning to resume gunnery practice. NATURALIST SPEAKS An address was given by the Rev. R. E. Eshmeyer, Eloomfield naturalist, at a sophomore chapel at Washington high school this afternoon.

He also spoke to members of biology classes. A musical program wil' be given at a junor-senior chapel, Tues- dax-. CRASH KILLS FIREFIGHTER Speeding: Fire Ambulance and Fire Truck Collide in Covington, Ky. COVINGTON, Jan. 10 fire ambulance speeding to the scene of a fire to notify firemen of a second alarm collided with a fire truck at a street intersection today, killing one blazefighter and seriously injuring another.

The dead man was Charles Budde JO who riding on the hose-and- ladder truck. Jack Thompson. 32. ambulance driver, suffered a broken shoulder and possible skull fracture. He told in-! vesugators he was alone in the firehouse when the second alarm was and used the ambulance because it was the only car available.

FINISHED STEEL PRODUCTS DROP NEW YORK. Jan. 10 of finished steel products in December by U. S. Steel Corp subsidiaries totaled 489,070 tons, a of 98,171 tons from November, the corporation announced today For the year 1937 shipments, exclu- ea -end adjustments, totaled 12.JS2D.467 tons, compared with 10,825,132 in 1936, a increase of 2COo'- 33a tons, or 18 per cent.

Foremen to Have Meeting, Tuesday A diversified program has beer, arranged for a meeting of the Foremen's Club of Stark County which will be held Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. at the Swiss Country club. It will be in charge of employes of the Hercules Motor of Canton, and will include an'address by an executive of the concern on "The Diesel Engine," entertainment bv Les and Wanda, roller Scotty Barclay, singer, and Tony Hayden, story teller, and gioup singing led by Karl Gooseman with Bert at the piano. A large attendance is anticipated.

Vacationland, an exhibit at the 1938 Golden Gate International Exposition on San Francisco Bay. will catalog the vacation spots of the west in dramatic displays. MARCHAND'S food Market ERIE SODTH Watch Paper For Extra Specials RAYMOND O. WALTER Raymond O. Walter, councilman ol the sixth ward, was re-elected president of the Union Drawn Steel Em- ployes' union at a meeting Saturday evening in union's hall, Lincoln Way, W.

Other officers elected were Paul Pitts, vice president; Howard Haynes, secretary; James Pollock, treasurer, and George Imhoff, Frank Paul, Henry Schriber, and Steve Popoline trustees. Shop committeemen elected were Joseph Wascherle. Nick Roselli, Lee Mason, Jesse Doll, James Pollock William Hintz, Carl Charlier, William Morningstar and Clifford Hewitt. The union meets the second and fourth Saturday evenings of each month. SUSPECT IS HELD IN DOUBLE KILLING WILLIAMSON, W.

Jan. 10. state charged former Constable Willie McGuire today with the slaying of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Marshall.

McGuire, weak and dishevelled by three days of hiding in the mountains around Lenore, surrendered yesterday. had sent word through a relative he would surrender if a 14-man posse was called in. Mashall. janitor for the Lenore high school, and his wife fell in a fusillade of shots at the school while students scurried for cover. Daniel Besslcr Bossier.

76, died early Sunday morning at the residence of his brother, Louis Bessler. of 2920 Lincoln Way. after a long illness. Two sisters, Mrs. William Mang, of Mnssll- lon, and Mrs.

Fred Hendershide, of Akron, also survive. Mrs, Besslcr came here 'from Arizona several months ago. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 9 a. m. at St.

Barbara's Catholic church. Interment will be made in St. Barbara's cemetery. The body was removed to the residence from the Heltger funeral home today. Mrs.

Flossie Hartman Schrag Mrs. Flossie Hartman Schrag, former resident of Massillon, died Sunday morning at her residence in Galion Her husband, Elmer Schrag; a son' three daughters and a sister. Mrs Melvin Villard, of Massillon, survive The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at the Snyder funeral home at Galion.

Interment will be made at-Galion. Miss Willa Lou Evans Miss Willa Lou Evans, 18, of the rear of 149 Charles died at Molly Stark sanatorium Sunday morning after, a long illness. Her mother, Mrs. Fannie Lee Evans- a brother, Aland, at home; and two sisters, Lucille and Juanita, at home survive. The body is at the Mathews funeral home at Canton pending completion of funeral arrangements.

H. Bucey W. H. Bucey, father of Glen Bucey and Mrs. Ora B.

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for the election of three Directors and such other business as may be necessary. J. T. Schenkel, Secretary. BELIEVE SIX DIE IN PLANE DISASTER BUENOS AIRES.

Jan. 10 A dispatch from Salto. Uruguay, today reported that police there has expressed belief that all six passengers of an Argentine military plane which crashed near Salto yesterday had been. The plane was believed to have carried Eduardo Justo, son of President Agustin P. Justo of Argentina, and live high Argentine array officers Four Uruguayan planes, one carrying doctors.

left Salto and Montevideo for the scene of the crash, in Uruguayan territory about 250 miles northwest of Buenos Aire.s. Earlier reports received here said of the plane's occupants were seriously injured. LATEST FASHION NEWS McCALL BUTTERICK VOGUE The IDEAL Co. Super Market 155 Low Prices Every Day A TEA CO. BALTZLY'S AFTER INVENTORY SALE Save on These Drastic Low Prices! BALTZLY Cut Rate Drugs 32 Erie St.

So. Dial 6320 KENTUCKY MAN HURT IN CRASH 1 INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 10. A man injured in an automobile-truck accident near here was identified to- day as Marion Patton.

24. of Louis- ville. by his mother. Mrs. Blanche Patton.

Deputy Sheriff Paul Gary said Pat- i ton admitted stealing the car he was driving, when the wreck happened from a parking- lot at Louisville, Dec' 28. Suffering from severe head injuries. Patton is in a critical condition in city hospital here. Police said the stolen automobile was owned by Henry Hane of Marion. p.

Hane. a book salesman, reported books valued at S500 were stolen with the car. Gary reported the books were not in the car when it was wrecked. SEEKS THIRD TERM PHILADELPHIA. Jan.

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MORRIS I Optometrist Located at J. L. Fromholtz Jewelry Store 1110 Kendall Sunday at the residence of another daughter Mrs. Dessle Heinz, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Three, other daughters, Mrs.

William of LovlSs Mo Mrs. J. M. Miller, of Cleveland, and Mrs. B.

McKinney, of Pittsburgh; and two sons, Charles Bucey, of Wheeling, w. and Harry Bucey, of Buffalo, N. also survive. Mr. Bucey visited in this city many times.

i The funeral be held Wednesday morning: at Pittsburgh and Wednesday at 2 p. m. at Brilliant, O. Interment will be made at Brjlllant. Edward Biogau Edward Brogan, 77, former resident of Massillon, died at Braddock, Pa.

A son, Basil Brogan; a daughter, Mrs Edward Shawl; a brother, John Brogan; four sisters, Mrs. Peter McGuinnes, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, of Navarre, and Mrs. Theresa Schlumpf and Mrs. Margaret Cook, of Sewickley and two grandsons survive.

Funeral arrangements have not been announced. Edward Thomas Edward 61, of Navarre, died at his residence Sunday evening' A brother, Ebenezer Thomas, at home; a sister, Miss Maria Thomas, at home; and two nieces survive. Tliefimeral will be held Wednesday JMONDAY. JANUARY 10. VOU NERVES ON EDGE? Ohio Albert Dichman, 2035 Hawthorne jays: "My appetite failed, losl weight, had a bad case of 'nervei' and coulrtn sleep.

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body will be removed from the funeral home to the residence early Tuesday afternoon and will be returned lo the funeral home early Wednesday afternoon. A vast "scintillating screen" of melal bangles will add a symphony of sound and shimmering: light to the Golden. Gate International Exposition in 1939. REDUCED PRICES On Leather Coats, and Melton Railroader Coats and Wool Plaid Coats. Long Pietzcker THE MAN'S STORE MEN WANTED Four yoiinsr men will he selected i 'V 1 nrt vlcin- at this time, tn (rain durlnir spare time for new developments' Diesel and Gas Engines Prefer men liiivtnir fair education, mechanical ability, and emploved at present at part.

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