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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1965
Page
1
A local column clarifies the 12 grandparent math for two boys Steven White and Michael White, detailing paternal and maternal lines with names and ages. It notes City Dog Warden R. E. Hoffenberg impounded 1,181 dogs and logged 13,000 miles driven, totaling about 9.2 dogs per thousand miles.
Edison PTA invites parents to an open house on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Classroom visits will introduce teachers officers and chairmen William Avery president will lead the meeting Ora Buckmaster will lead devotions Other officers include Jane Hullibarger vice president Nancy Wreede secretary Norma Lusk treasurer Committee chairs cover clothing bank budget and finance program devotions membership hospitality magazine and flower fund library safety legislation publicity room mothers and parent education Delegates to the PTA VoucheR will be JoAnna Island and Mary Sterling Alternates Carolyn Patterson and Esther Compation will serve.
Cmdr M Scott Carpenter warns of greater danger in space while Neil Armstrong and David Scott Gemini 8 may perform long space walks. Shastri accepts UN ceasefire call in the India Pakistan war with no strings attached. A US helicopter crew is shot down in North Vietnam during rescue. UN General Assembly opens with wars on minds. Draft odds differ for California surfers and Alabama farmers. Chrysler price hikes loom as 1966 car prices rise. A researcher warns workers may need to loaf creatively to keep pace with machines.
Allen East Music Association sponsors two fundraisers for the school music department. A skating party is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Indian Lake Roll-A-Rena. A soup supper is planned Saturday at 5 p.m. in the Lafayette School cafeteria with soup sandwiches pie cake and ice cream.
Oscar Taylor 72 of 320 S Baxter died at St. Rita's Hospital after six weeks as a Buckeye Pipe Line retiree born June 25 1893 in Morgan County married Letha Brown in 1914 survived by two sons Emmett Auburn Ind and Edward C 1367 Neubrecht Rd two brothers Oliver McConnellsville and Eimerson Ravenna four grandchildren two great grandchildren Services at 8 pm Wednesday Chiles and Sons Laman Funeral Home burial Chester Hill Cemetery callers after 7 pm tonight Wapakoneta Funeral services for Herald F Blizzard 63 of Wapakoneta were held today at 1 pm at Siford Funeral Home died late Saturday Lima Memorial Hospital after one week born Lancaster Sept 17 1902 son of William and Sally Blizzard survived by wife Evelyn daughter Martha Lawson Kent son Wesley Columbus mother Sally Lambert Columbus four sisters Hazel Schlereth Huntington Beach Calif Helen Brewer Cincinnati Miriam Masters Columbus Ruth Sparks El Monte Calif two brothers Floyd Columbus Wayne Phoenix Ariz member of First Methodist Church Wa pakoneta Elks Lodge burial Pike Run Cemetery Gomer officiated by Rev James Trautman
Funeral services for John Hodosko set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at Siferd Westwood Chapel with Rev Wesley T Runk officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. visitation at the funeral home.
Mrs. Mary Margaret Sondheim er of Millersburg was killed Monday night in a single car crash on Ohio 62 just east of the Holmes County community.
Marvin Phillips, 79, of McGuffey died Monday at Ottawa Valley Hospital after a two month stay. Born August 5, 1886 in Illinois, he was the son of Burt and Cynthia Phillips. Survived by daughters Vera Stevenson and Eva Nelson, six grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and half-brother William Preston. a son Raymond died in 1964. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Hanson Funeral Home with Rev. Leland Quay, burial Preston Cemetery.
Cable television representatives present final proposal to Lima license and permits committee at 6 30 PM. City Council to hear plan for a community television antenna service and all changes from the first proposal will be sent to the committee. Members aim to decide quickly so Lima residents may receive the service.
Lincoln PTA will meet at 7 30 PM in the school multipurpose room with introductions and refreshments. All Lincoln School parents are invited. Shawnee High School Band and Orchestra Parents Organization holds its regular meeting on September 29. the September 22 meeting has been canceled.
Joan Bennett has obtained a Mexican divorce from husband Walter Wanger after 25 years of marriage. The 55 year old left El Paso, Texas, and crossed into Juarez shortly after Judge Florence Torres signed the papers, spending a few hours at the border city before returning.
Jill Ireland, wife of David McCallum, sits at MGM lunch in a brown wig while preparing to play a Russian astronaut in My Favorite Martian. Once a dancer in England, she pursued acting from age 12 and joined the craft on her own terms, prioritizing her career over collaboration with her husband.
Lima's Civil Service Board announces two openings, maintenance mechanic and school custodian. Applications from Charles W. Daley, board secretary, 110 112 N. Elizabeth St., 9 am to 5 pm daily. Apply by Oct 1. tests at 7 30 pm Oct 6 at Central Junior High School.
Negotiations in the New York Times strike paused for a day, mediator Theodore W. Kheel citing a need to keep positions from hardening. New York readers faced limited access as only the afternoon New York Post remained available. The Post is not part of the Publishers Association of New York whose members suspended publication. In other news, 86 million workers are projected to form the 1970 labor force per the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Bluffton College has been recommended by the Ohio Board of Regents for about $122,000 from federal funds to build and equip a new four story addition to Musselman Library. The project doubles the library size and adds 90 study carrels seminar rooms and book processing rooms with the Mennonite Historical Library on the ground floor.
City Council plans 7:30 p.m. discussion on the Dug Run project including condemnation of three properties. Public Works Director George Kruse seeks transfer of 4400 for Robb Park improvements and notes one bid meets specs. An ordinance to buy a two door compact car with trade and a new Forestry department to preserve trees will be considered.
Opening blocks show Chrysler rising 4 percent to 53 36 on 4 500 shares and Pennsylvania Railroad up to 48 percent on 4 000, while General Motors declines to 103 percent with 2 400 shares traded. The AP average of 60 stocks advances 1.1 to 342.0 in early trading as lists of numerous companies follow.
Cattle at Cleveland mixed and steady with several price bands. Choice steers ranged 26.00 to 28.00, nominal good to choice 24.00, standards 21.00 to 24.00, calves 100 head steady with prime 25.00 to 31.00 and commercial 20.00 to 22.08. Sheep and lambs 200 head steady with choice lambs 73.00 to 24.00 and common around 4.00. Hogs 400 head with US 1-2 200 to 220, weight 24.00 to 24.50. 220 to 24.25 implied.
A U S helicopter with four crewmen and the rescue pilot went missing after being shot down in North Viet Nam while attempting to recover a downed airman. The aircraft was hit during a bombing mission near a bridge south of Vinh, 100 miles north of the border, as anti aircraft fire also damaged another helicopter. A second F105 was lost when it crashed into a ridge southeast of Dien Bien Phu.
County Sheriff W C Sander reports a tragic accident near Coldwater Creek Road where tenth grader James Selhorst and nine year old John Seitz hunted for insects for a school project. James returned with a rifle and fired into a brush pile where a squirrel had been seen, not seeing Mark Hoying behind it. the bullet struck Hoying in the chest.
The Public Health Service will study over 350,000 cancer deaths in New York State in 25 years to seek clues on pesticide involvement. It will also study 120,000 living persons diagnosed with cancer in the last five years. Health Service, Inc. of Albany will conduct the work at 103,744 dollars.
Evangelist Billy Graham has been released from Mayo Clinic in Rochester after prostate surgery. Official report confirms physician Dr. Graham’s hospitalization ended with his return home.
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