Center Plans Include Elevator and Student Facilities
The plans describe an elevated shaft doubling for student transport and supplies, accessible facilities for handicapped students, rest room modifications, a lower level student lounge music art rooms and lockers, a vending area without a cafeteria budget, and storage. The first floor houses the main office director registrar and personnel, with an engineering drawing room and 12 classrooms. The second unit features a 99 by 68 feet gym with balcony level locker rooms, PE focus, and nursing facilities. science-technical spaces include labs and a lecture hall. The library occupies the fourth unit with study areas and 180 seats plus room for 26 000 to 27 000 volumes and an auditorium for 275. A center court connects wings. plans include roof heating and cooling and flexible wing construction for expansion. future electronics or computer rooms will be wired for easy upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brary
All-round Leap Forward Announced by Red China
Tokyo reports Communist China says a plenary session approved the great proletarian cultural revolution and vowed a new all round forward leap. It notes nine domestic policies, consolidation of rural communes, and a launched third five year plan amid stable prices and rising harvests. It attacks Khrushchev revisionism and calls Soviet leadership betrayal of Lenin and the October Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Central Committee
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
New China News Agency
Tokyo
China
Man
Mao Tzetung
Thie
U.S
Mao
Nikita
Khrushchev
International Proletariat
Ohio Road Death Toll Weekend Fatalities Reported
The Associated Press outlines four weekend fatalities in Ohio. Pete Thompkins, 44, of Cambridge died after his car rolled onto him near Cambridge following a swerve to avoid a sign. Gordon Anthony, 29, of Worthington, Pa., died when his truck overturned on dead man’s curve on Ohio 79 in Hebron. Thomas Evers, 21, of Cincinnati, was killed when his car left a Hamilton County road and struck two trees. William H. Monroe, 62, of Akron, died when his car crashed into a bridge abutment on the North Expressway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Hebron
Pete Thompkins
Gordon Anthony
Worthington
Thomas Evers
Cincinnati
William H. Monroe
Akron
Thompkins
Arrval
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Evers
Hamilton County
Monroe
Bids Requested On City Sewer and Water Projects
Sealed bids for a sewer line and multiple water mains are invited by Dover Service Director H. S. Ream and due by noon September 7. The 8 inch clay sewer line spans 316 feet on 5th street from Johnson to Betscher with a $100 bid bond to City Treasurer Elden Beitzel. The 14 inch cast iron mains total 11,?051 feet from pumping station to lhst, Apple Alley to Broadway, with a $500 bid bond. The city may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Service
H. S. Ream
5Th St
Johnson Av
Betscher Av
Elden Beltzel
Dover Water Works
Lhst
Ith St
Apple Alley
Broadway
Beitzel
Traffic citations in New Philadelphia and Dover area
Police report cites Richard L. Kiser 19 Dover YMCA and Harry E. Schocksnider 37 432 4th St SW New Philadelphia for speeding. Kenneth N. Han ey with Midvale un safe operation. Joseph Breehl 24 489 4th St NE New Philadelphia and John Zeigter 20 911 Cross St Dover for reckless operation. Dan Meechan 22 14 N 3rd St Dennison cited for unnecessary motorcycle noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Richard L. Kiser
Dover Ymca
Harry E. Schocksnider
4Th St
New Philadelphia
Kenneth N. Haney
Midvale
Joseph Breehl
John Zeigter
Cross St
Dan Meechan
District Dover Bonds Forfeited and Local Citations
District Dover bonds forfeited for Willard L. Beamer and Edward Menser both of Akron each $15 for speeding and failure to yield. Beatrice M. Hrabak of Garfield Heights fined $20 for speeding. Ralph E. Huggins, Paul V. Bender, Sanford F. Shepherd each $15 for various traffic offenses. Cited: Max Edie and Louis Paris in Newcomerstown and New Philadelphia for expired licenses and parking. Additional traffic fines cited in Uhrichsville and Navarre. Civil suits: Coshocton Dairy Co-Operative sues Robert Elliott for $12,000 plus interest. United Bank of Uhrichsville forecloses on multiple parties. Mary C. Gonter seeks damages or delivery of a 1963 GMC truck from Truck Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Willard L. Beamer
Akron
Edward Menser
Beatrice M. Hrabak
Garfield Heights
Ralph E. Huggins
Magnolia
Paul V. Bender
Mineral City
Sanford F. Shepherd
New Philadelphia
Max Edie
3Rd St. NE
Louis S. Paris
Fair Av. NW
Patrat
Dennis Clayton
Navarre
Yellow Line
Board St. NW
Michael Schwendiman
Tuscarawas
Paul Spristerbach
Kelly St
Uhrichsville
John Buckley
Newcomerstown
Mildred Amstair
Shiloh
Coshocton Dairy Co-Operative Co
RD 3
Robert Elliott
Canal St
Elliott
United Bank of Uhrichsville
Charles Aldergate
N.ord St
Dennison
John
Virginia Aldergale
N. 3Rd St
Mary C. Gonter
RD 1
Fresno
Harry Humphries
Truck Inc
Investors Guide Insurance Shares Out In Market Decline
Sam Shulsky explains why insurance stocks look out of favor as overall markets fall. He cites stock dividends doubling share count, weak net earnings from underwriting losses, shifting investor sentiment, and a price-earnings paradox driven by "in style" stocks. He notes insurance’s long decline and warns buyers to focus on company potential and market mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Shulsky
Anager
Tequesta
Bam & Mire
Anortea
Thunderbird Classic third round sees Lichary and Casper surge
The $100,000 Thunderbird Golf Classic at Upper Montclair County Club heads into the third round as Billy Casper and Mason Rudolph share the lead after strong rounds. Babe Lichary, 37, shoots a 68 to sit one behind Casper and Rudolph with a 139 total, while Nicklaus and Palmer remain in contention at 143 and 144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton
Billy Casper
Milton Daniel
Babe) Licharydus
Mason Rudolph
Casper
Rudolph
Lichardus
Babe
Hollywood Golf Club
Deal
Jersey Shore
Canadi
George Knudson
Gary Player
Billy Martindale
Charles Coody
Bob Zimmerman
Upper
Montclair Country Club
Richardus
Nicklaus
Palmer
Baltic hat Tap Baton Studio to report for rehearsals
Baltic al agents of Hat's Tap Ba ton Studio set to appear at the homecoming. They are to report for rehearsal seasons at their regular time Tuesday or Wednesday and not Monday and Tuesday as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hat
State Baton Twirlers Win Grand Rapids Championship
Baton twirlers from Dayton and Miamisburg Ohio dominated the National Baton Twirling Championships in Grand Rapids Michigan Friday night. The Blackhawks of Dayton won senior corps, Conquistadors of Miamisburg were second, Wee Four of Miamisburg placed second in senior small team, Stan's Darlings of Dayton took second in senior large team, Kaydettes and Harlequins earned junior corps third and junior small team third, while Junior Blackhawks and Satan's Sweethearts won first in junior corps and junior large team respectively, giving Ohio eight winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dayton
Miamisburg
Ohio
Blackhawks
Conquistadors
Wee Four
Stan’s Darlings
Kaydettes
Harlequins
Junior Blackhawks
Satan’s Sweethearts
Union Hospital benefit dance set at New Philadelphia Elks
Union Hospital Candy Steip and associates sponsor a midweek dance to raise funds at the New Philadelphia Elks from 7 40 to 11 p m Admission is 60 cents per person and the Roving Daytottas will provide music Dorothy Elliott, 40, of 955 Grant Street New Philadelphia, was admitted after fracturing her left arm in a cellar stair fall and is listed as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hospital Candy Steipés
Philadelphia
Dorothy Elliott
Grant St
New Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Alfred Bingham dies at 89 in Dover nursing home
Alfred Bingham aged 89 formerly of New Philadelphia died at 10 30 last night in Karl Nursing Home Dover He was born in Hubbard Ohio son of the late John and Mary Jenkins Bingham a foreman at the American Sheet Tin Plate Co for over 30 years He was married to Alice Kreb who died in 1939 He belonged to First Methodist Church New Philadelphia and various Masonic andEastern Star bodies Surviving are 2 brothers and a sister plus many nieces and nephews Services Tuesday at 2 pm at Evans Funeral Home New Philadelphia with Masonic rites Monday evening burial East Avenue Cemetery Friends may call after 2 pm Monday at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Joseph Chek
RD 3
New Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Austria
Peter and
Rosa Chek
Shenango Penn Mold Co
Don Kamban
Schoenbrunn Evergreen Gardens
American Legion
Helen Alice Talaber
John Joseph
Albert
Walter
Goldie) Davis
Kaserman - Naylor Funeral Home
Oliver Davis
Msgr. A. L. Friend
Evergreen Burial Park
Alfred Bingham
Tuscarawasay
Karl
Dover
Hubbard
John and
Mary Jenkins Bingham
Old American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
Bingham
Alice Kreb
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
York Rite
Commandry
Council
Uhrichsville
Royal Arch
Order of Eastern Star
Howard
William
Della Marlow
Canton
Evans Funeral
Oliiver Davis
East Avenue
Clyde J. Renwick
N. Uhrichst
Pennsylvania Railroad
Massillon City Hospital
George
Ida Bricker Renwick
Martha Perry
Roy E
Columbus
J. W
Beulan
Cecil
Gene
Orlando
Fla
Jerry
Vickie) Hall
Renwick
Uhrich - Hostetler Funeral Home
Carl Petters
Union Cemetery
Newcomerstown
John
H. Lower
Nugent St
Guernsey Memorial Hospital
Heller Tool Co. Ems
Ploye
Crawsford Township
Coahorton County
Lelander
Mary Schlarb Lower
Celia Eibel Lower
Carl Milligate
Virgil Ervin
Here
George Mohr
Sebring
Alan Hennts
Willian" Kaser
Coshocton
Nell Lower
New York City
William Taylor
Akron
Jack Jasper
Natcrest
Roy
Kenneth
Flint
Mich
William Hewitt
East State Street
Baseball leaders and local police report scattered stats and incidents
The article lists American and National League batting leaders with Oliva and Alou atop averages and runs. It notes F Robinson and Powell among RBI leaders, plus 34 homers for F Robinson. A separate police blurb from New Philadelphia cites two drivers in accidents, with Patricia Edwards charged for failing to stop after an incident and two motorists cited for yielding violations amid a crash on Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oliva
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
B. Robinson
Powell
Yastrzemski
Boston
Alou
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Clemente
New
Philadelphia
Patricia Edwards
Ofon
10Th St
Aaron
Atlan
Manta Pittshunah
Marilyn Mizer
Barnhill
Front St
Mizer
Donald Fisher
RD 4
New Philadelphia
Terry Hewitt
Broadway
Fisher
Millay
Hewitt
Uhrichsville Man Jailed for Assault
Uhrichsville charges of assault and battery were filed last night against Samuel Rhodes of 512 N Water St after he reported being assaulted Virginia Guthrie of 198 Water St. Guthrie, who was beaten in her residence, fled to her mother’s home at 198 W Water St and called police. She was taken to Twin City Hospital for treatment of minor cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Samuel Rhodes
Water St
Virginia Guthrie
We Chen
Guthrie
Rhodes
W. &Thst
Twin City Hospital
Columbus Man Cited in Soliciting Without Permit
Walter Watson, 19, of Columbus, posted a $56.20 bond for an appearance in New Philadelphia Mayor Joseph Pritz's court on a charge of soliciting without a city permit. He was jailed after police nabbed him in the northeast section yesterday following a resident's complaint on 7th street. Watson is to appear in court at 9 a.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Walter Watson
New
Philadelphia
Joseph Pritz
Watson
7Th St
Mrs Amanda Armburst Obituary in Canton
Mrs Amanda Armburst 82 of Canton died Wednesday night at McCullough Nursing Home in Canton originally of here She was married to the late Oney Armburst a Wesleyan Methodist Church member Surviving daughter Mrs Russell Eijer Canton Services Monday at 1 pm Kreighbaum Funeral Home Rev T C McCracken will officiate with burial in For—
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Creek
Amanda P. Armburst
McCullough Nursing Home
Canton
Here
Oney Armburst
Wesleyan Methodist, Church
Russell Eijer
Kreighbaum
T. C. mcCracken
Ohio to fund largest US school bus order ever
The Ohio Department of Education gains over 5 million dollars to back a central bidding plan for 1 224 school buses. Dr Martin Essex said 657297 dollars granted Friday by the State Controlling Board enables the purchase, now moving through legal battles over bidding and subsidies. The plan uses bulk orders from multiple manufacturers, with districts bidding through the state under a Governor Rhodes emergency order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of Education
Martin Essex
Intendent of Public Instruction
United States
Aps
Bis
James A. Rhodes
General School Foundation
Local officials discuss landfill costs and waste disposal plan
The group estimates 8 to 10 percent goes to collection and the remainder to disposal. Collection costs may stay the same while disposal could be made more efficient by 10 to 20 percent. Attending were three commissioners, Miller and Swaldo, Mayor Chester Sharro of Newcomerstown, Walter Kahimers of Salem Township, Elton Quillen of Goshen Township, and Willam Tracy, regional planning commission executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Swaldo
Chester Sharro
Newcomerstown
Walter Kahimers
Salem Township
Elton Quillen
Goshen Township
Willam Tracy
Regional Planning Commission
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Red China
Common Pleas
Investors Guide
Baltic
Phila
State Baton Twirlers
St. Paul of the Apostle Catholic Church
Mid-vale
Henry Selinsky Inc
Virgil Fike Inc
Rt. 250
Schoenbrunn Nursery
George LaPorte
Ralph Finley
Forrest Rennicker
E.ard St
Warren Fuerman
Parkview Dr
Kathryn Crepeault
W. High Av
Oliver T. Dotts
C. LeMoyne Luthy
Doney
Maple Grove Cemetery
Diana Lyn Doney
James
Lillian Zelsger Doney
W. 10Th St
Reinhard Krause
Debra
Donna
Herbert
Dorothy Dorney
Guy Zeliger
Toland-Herzig Wuneral
Home
Clyde Renwick
Ast Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Earl Knecht
Earl
Jos
Lydia) Villard
Cantonang
Anna) Mumma
Steffe Mueneral
T. Wa
Hoernemann
Grandview Cemetery
John Lower
McNally
Watt
Boswell
Minneene
Richert
Washington
Pense S
Callison
Pinson
Phillips
Chicago
W. Davis
Los Angeles
McCarver
St. Louis
Torre
Stargell
Mays
San Francisco
Brock
St.Louis
Jackson
Houston
Bean
Erry
Koufax
Bunning
Mrs
Amanda Armburst
N. Tuscarawas Av
W. 7Th
Harold Newall
Zanesville
Glen Grohse
Acast
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