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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1967

Page

1

Strasburg Club Hears Levy Need Explanation

Strasburg community leaders attended Bona Mater Club to explain a 5 mill operating levy ahead of Tuesday’s vote. They promised reinstatement of guidance and art if approved, with other programs restored as funds allow, and warned defeat could force consolidation or hinder hiring a new superintendent.

Strasburg Club Levy Arthur Strauss Strasburg William Patton Board of Education Walter Hafner Bona Mater Club Maurice Helwick Patton Hafner

Hit-Skip Driver Sought After Strasburg Man Injured

State patrol seeks clues about a hit and run on Rt 250 north of Strasburg that injured Frank L. Hartline, 77, of RD 1 Strasburg. He was treated and released from Massillon City Hospital. The incident occurred at 7:25 p.m. as Hartline walked along the highway.

Frank L. Hartline RD 1 Strasburg Hartline Massillon City

CBMC to Hear Coach Huggins at New Philadelphia meeting

Ohio coach of the year Charles Huggins of Strasburg and the Strasburg Tigers will be featured at a 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. breakfast meeting of the New Philadelphia Dover Christian Business Men's Committee on Saturday May 6 in the Schoenbrunn Room of the Dutch Oven Restaurant New Philadelphia. Fathers and their teenage sons are invited to attend. Reservations contact committee members Richard Klein or Ernest Geiser.

St. John United Church of Christ Frosty Biechler Steve Dreher Jeff White Tim Baker Kevin Hall Lawrence Hilbert Ted Yenny Ray Hilbert Den 1 Chris Simpson Emerson White Simpsson Strasburg Tiger Biechler 4Th St Greg Bergman New Philadelphia High Gene Bergman U. S den Mothers Ohio Charles Huggins Strasburg Strasburg Tigers Philadelphia - Dover Christian Business Men's Committee Schoenbrunn Dutch Oven New Philadelphia Huggins West Virginia Christian Fellowship of Athletes Richard Klein Ernest Geiser Duver

4 H Clubs Somerdale Bluebirds Plan May 8 Program

4 H clubs Somerdale Bluebirds announce Rural Sunday program at Maranatha Church on May 8 to explain goals and growth. Members meeting time 4 p.m. at the church. Joanne Collinsworth reports $10.75 raised for American Red Cross from 13 Bluebirds at Fairfield firehouse Monday night.

Somerdale Bluebirds Somerdale Maranatha Eehy Joanne Collinsworth American Red Cross Bluebirds Fairfield Linda Jones Cheryl Hawkins Kathy Susan Adams Kayte Teuscher Darlene Sears Miss Teuscher Cherie Clevinger

Board Lets Contracts For Dover Sewage Plant And Light Plant

The Dover board of control awarded contracts for furnishing labor and materials for a storage garage at the sewage treatment plant to Coshocton Construction Co. for 2907 dollars. Ronald Quillen Excavating of Sherrodsville won the light plant demolition bid at 2760 dollars, including 300 dollars for insurance. The board also approved payments of 3989 dollars to Electric Supply Co. of Canton and 553 dollars to Darling Valve and Mfg. Co. of Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

Dover Municipal Light Board of Contol Coshocton Construction Co Ronald Quillen Sherrodsville Total Electric Supply Co Canton Darling Valve and Mfg. Co Wulamsport

Coury joins New Philadelphia law firm and other briefs

Robert G. Coury of 20614 West High Avenue New Philadelphia becomes a member of the law firm Stephen son Stephenson and Stephenson after passing the Ohio Bar. He and wife Judy have an eight week old daughter named Dana. Also noted is William R. Fleming Jr a CPA with Real Associates elected member of the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants and Ohio Power Co names A N Prentice executive vice president. The May meeting of the National Association of Accountants is set for Canton with dinner at Penguin Grill and a June national conference in Denver. Election is May 16 in the Swiss Club Canton.

Robert G. Coury W. High Av New Philadelphia Stephenson, Stephenson State Judy Dana William R. Fleming Jr Dover Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants Fleming Real Associates Millersburg Ohio Power Co A. N. Prentice American Electric Power System National Association of Accountants Penguin Grill Canton Denver Michael Hromish

Ohio Briefs Highlights From Columbus And Beyond

Ohio reports unemployment trust fund at 517.6 million for the third quarter, up 1.4 million from December 31, 1966. Wives of Teamsters Union members plan a Washington trip to lobby against antistrike legislation. Great Scott Stations, Inc. tentatively buys radio stations WOHI and WOHLFM in East Liverpool. Kent State approves over 500 thousand in faculty raises, marking more than 7 percent. A ROTC cadet protest at John Carroll University accompanies a 17th annual awards event. Ohio State students critique rising fees and profits from campus stores, dorms, and cafeterias. The Mound Museum State Memorial dedication on Ohio 73 in Adams County set for May 13 at 2:30 p.m. Youngstown University opens summer session admissions until May 20. Robert B. Jameson elevated to moderator of the 7th Presbyterian Synod of Ohio. James Walker named vice moderator.

Columbus Ohio John D. Herbert Adams County Ohio Historical Society Columbus, Ohio Wooster Insurance Robert B. Jameson 7Th Presbyterian Synod of Ohio James R. Hill Zanesville James Walker Rocky River Cleveland

Bevan Hearing In Dover Postponed Also

A Dover mayor's court hearing for Clarence R. Bevan, 2, of 221 2nd St NE, New Philadelphia, was postponed to next Saturday at 10 a.m. Bevan faces 3 counts and a larceny warrant after a Dover off duty officer saw him take a lawn mower at Al's Toy Store. A separate New Philadelphia hearing was also postponed, with Bevan charged there in a fracas at the Broadway parking lot.

Dover Clarence R. Bevan 2Nd St New Philadelphia Bevan Joseph Streb N. Tuscarawasay Philadelphia Broadway

Printers Union News Pact Secures 20 Percent Pay Rise

New York City wage talks yield a tentative three year contract for the Printers Union and the New York Daily News with more than a 20 percent raise. In Ohio, Ohio Brass sues over an alleged illegal strike against the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers. In California watchdog satellite launched after Titan 3 rocket places Sentry and data gathering satellites into circular orbit.

NEW York Printers Union New York Daily News Cleveland Ohio Brass Co Barberton U.S United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers National Union EL Segundo Calif Air Force Cape Kennedy Fla

Fires Reported Across Several Towns Yesterday

Fire units responded to multiple grass and trash fires across the region yesterday. Incidents included a gasoline spill at the Gulf Service Station in Dover and grass fires near rail tracks south of Robinson, as crews extinguished flames and prevented spread.

Dover Pennsylvania Railroad Ay Top Inn W. Lst James White E. Lst K. E. Smith

Wallace outlines positions in Cleveland City Club Forum

Former Alabama governor George Wallace spoke to about 250 people at the City Club Forum in Cleveland, advocating government restraint and criticizing federal desegregation and liberal judicial actions. He defended civil rights while opposing property-right constraining laws and warned against anti American acts. Street pickets and police guarded the event as Wallace pressed his 1968 presidential bid.

Cleveland Alabama George C. Wallace City Club Forum Vincent Street Wallace National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Locher Ralph 8. Locher NAACP Committee Against War and Racism Vietnam Cou Justice Department

Grain price report from Ohio Dept of Agriculture

Ohio Dept of Agriculture grain prices in Columbus show No 2 red wheat rising to 1.46 to 1.53 per bushel, No 2 yellow corn steady at 1.18 to 1.25, No 2 oats mostly 68 to 70, and No 1 soybeans steady to higher at 2.67 to 2.70 per bushel.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio

Ten Thousand Officers to Graduate at Fort Benning

The Infantry School will graduate more than 10,000 second lieutenants this year as part of a stepped up officer candidate program. The Army said the figure more than triples last year’s graduates and is eight times the number trained in 1985. About 75 percent of graduates are assigned to Vietnam.

FT. Benning, Ga Army Vietnam

Obituaries Elude Donna Matié Nursing Home

Obituary notices detail Susie Mc Cullough 73 of Dennison died after a year of illness. Born Port Washington, she lived 45 years in Dennison with husband Joseph (died 1963). Survived by son Joseph of Gnadenhutten, two grandchildren, two brothers, and a sister. burial in Union Cemetery. Services Monday at 1 p.m. at Lindsey Funeral Home.

Dennison Susie McCullough Donna Matié Port Washington Ambros Ella McPherson Carr Dennison Methodist Church Joseph Gnadenhutten Michael Sharon Howard Carr West Lafayette George Carr Somerset N. J Mallie Ann R. K. Lindsey Fred Thorn Union Cemetery Uhrichsville David A Uhrich Palermo Emery and Luella McCreary May Timken Roller Bearing Co Church of God Hazel Ramsey Marie Navarre Irene Duggan Bud Canton R.K. Lindsey Funeral Home John Stump Tuscarawas William C. Keffer Main St Nineveh Warwick Township John Josephine Lehr Keffer Lucy Mathias Anna Pretorius Clarence Punch) Keffer New Philadelphia Arthur Here Uhrich - Hostettler Funeral William Matz Sharon Church Cemetery

Expo 67 Opens to Thunderous Montreal Welcome

Montreal officials report opening day crowds around 310000, far exceeding forecasts. Visitors praise Expo 67 as fabulous and magnificent while concerns arise over housing and food prices. A Vietnam protest at the U S Pavilion caused no disruption, and ride glitches included a Gyrotron power failure and a broken escalator delaying top exhibits.

Montreal U. S U.S Vietnam J. Goldschmidt Brussels Belgium

American producer director Anthony Mann dies in Berlin at 60

Berlin reports Anthony Mann died in a West Berlin hotel after a heart attack. The American producer director, age 60, was in Berlin to supervise filming of his latest project A Dandy in Aspie.

Berlin Anthony Mann West Berlin Mann

Bomb Explosion Damages Planes at Ubon Airbase

In Ubon Thailand a fighter taking off on a bombing mission caught fire and its bombs exploded. Ten U.S. war planes were badly damaged and the base was closed by U.S. Embassy officials. Thai houses bordering the airbase suffered considerable damage.

Bangkok Thailand U.S Ubon

Youngstown Slayer Guilty

Herbert Green of Youngstown pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon for a shooting after a card game dispute. He received one year in county jail and three years probation for the Feb 12, 1986 slaying of 63 year old James Morgan. two others were wounded but survived.

Youngstown Youngstown, Ohio Herbert Green Youngsown Green James Morgan

Ironton Fire Kills Brother. Woman Burned Trying to Save Him

An Ironton woman, Hilda Cloran, suffered serious burns while attempting to rescue her 61 year old brother, Lawrence L. Cronan, from a bedroom fire. Cronan, a retired grocer, died in the blaze.

Ironton, Ohio Ironton Hilda Cloran Lawrence L. Cloran

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