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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1966

Page

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Obituaries: Wanda Jaunce 69 in South Euclid and Strawn Scott 80

Wanda Jaunce 69 of South Euclid sister of Katharine Shields of Dover died Wednesday at St. Luke's hospital Cleveland Born in Philadelphia daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Wagner married to Clyde Faunce survived by two sons Richard of Brookings and David of Euclid five grandchildren Services Monday at 1 30 p m Centenary Methodist Church South Euclid friends may call Brown and Forward Funeral Home Sunday 3 5 and 7 9 Strawn D Scott 80 of 236 Fairway NE New Philadelphia died Friday in Union Hospital after a stroke Active First Methodist Church trustee and farmer Surviving are three sons William Franklin of New Philadelphia and Kenneth Cincinnati a sister Mrs Seymour Donehay East Liverpool a brother in Tucson Ariz burial New Cumberland Cemetery funeral arrangements at Evans Funeral Home two thirty p m slow time with Rev Oliver Davis Officiating friends may call tonight 7 9 and Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 DENNISON Alfred B Corverdale 70 Dresden died Thursday morning in Cambridge Hospital Father of Mrs Francis Lecce Services Monday at 10 a m slow time in St Anne's Catholic Church Dresden Rev Fr Francis Miller officiating Friends may call Baughman and Sons Funeral Home Dresden today and tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 p m

Wanda Jaunce South Euclid Katharine Shields Dover St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland Philadelphia Charles Elizabeth Wagner Clyde Faunce Richard Brookings, & D David Euclid Centensary Methodist Church Brown and Forward Funeral Chagrin Blvd Strawn D. Scott Fair Ay New Philadelphia Union Hospital First Methodist Church Men's Brotherhood William and Irene Strawn Scott Dolores William Franklin Kenneth Cincinnati Seymour Donehay East Liverpool Tucson Ariz Evans Oliver Davis New Cumberland Dennison Alfred B. Coverdale Dresden Cambridge Hospital Francis Constance) Lecce Here St. Anne’s Catholic Church Francis Miller Baughman and Sons Baltic Nelson R. Yoder Maplest Millersburg Hardy Coal, Co Berlin Ruben Clare Troyer Yoder Yoder Elizabeth Yacapraro Sandy Joan James Sam Verna) Bowman Lizzie Ann Priscilla Yoder Sam P Mary) Erb Mt. Eaton Millerst.g Daniel R Walnut Creek Lingler - Geckler Funeral Home Paul R. Miller West Lawn Cemetery New Bedford Cat A. Lieder St. John’s Lutheran Church Bucyrus Community Hospital Elizabeth Hummel Ruth) Gingery Bloomville Chatfield Toland-Herzig Albert G. Campbell Front St Canton Aultman Hospital Reinhard Krause Dover Base Park Margaret,Alleshouse Uhrichsville

Porcher 87 Dies at Millersburg Nursing Home

George A Porcher 87 of Millersburg died in Castle Nursing Home after living in the area. A retired blacksmith, he worked on the Ohio Canal at Newcomerstown and later shops in New Philadelphia and Ghadenhutten. Survived by daughter Lillian Blind of Barberton, eight grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Services Monday 1 p.m. at Durant Funeral Home Port Washington. burial Union Cemetery. Burial callers Sunday 2-4 and 7-9.

Gnadenhutten George A. Porcher Castle Nursing Home Millersburg Jacob and Mary Naupert Porcher Ella Roenbaugh St. Paul’s

Local minor injuries and small thefts noted in Dover area

Cheryl Androsky 11 was treated at Union Hospital for a fractured right ankle after an accident at home. A park board correction says Strasburg Franklin Park picnic tables were not destroyed, just overturned and repaired. replacements due to age. Dover police handled a lost wallet report, a bicycle accident, a car-bike collision, wallet theft, a wallet loss and a purse theft incident, and a court finding of not guilty in Uhrichsville. A dragline sale to settle a delinquent tax was called off after full payment.

Cheryl Androsky Joe Androsky New Philadelphia Union Hospital Yes- Reece Strasburg Franklin Park Chuck Garber Park Board

Community event schedule scattered across multiple towns

A dense listing of August and September public events across Mineral City Somerdaie Beach City Dover and surrounding areas. Included are fire department festivals fairs dances at parish halls townships and church events. Details cover times venues and organizers with notes on slow or fast time and catering like fish fries and ham suppers.

Mineral City North Industry Stone Creek Stow Tley Parsons Mrg Ida Arbogast Stone Creek — Volunteer Fire

Encephalitis Nearing Peak in Dallas Epidemic

Dr Jay Sanford a virologist at UT Southwestern Medical School says the Dallas encephalitis epidemic is near its peak as Air Force planes begin a week of spraying to kill mosquitoes. City Health Director Hal Dewlett reports three new suspected cases of St Lola type encephalitis and cautions a third fatality may be added to totals.

Dallas, Tex Dallas Jay Sanford University of Texas’ ‘Southwestern Medical School Air Force Hal Dewlett

Ford Patch Cups Pace at Scioto Downs

Ford Patch, great grandson of Dan Patch, won the $2,500 preferred pace at Scioto Downs in 2:03 3.5 as he led from the start to a length and three quarters victory. David Hudson finished second, Meadow Dean third. Attendance was 5,249 with mutuel handle of $197,936.

Columbus Ohio Ford Patch Scioto Downs Dan Patch David Hudson Meadow Dean Mutuel

Trustees spar over Rush Township budget and millage request

County Treasurer Victor Martinelli told Rush Township trustees they act dictatorial not democratic by asking for more money without voter approval. He cited a pattern since 1962 of seeking extra unclassified local government funds under the premise a levy would go to the ballot. A proposed half mill fire protection levy has not yet been placed before voters. The extra funds, said to support fire protection and a new township building, would come from 1.2 mills within the 10 mill limit set by Claymont and Indian Valley School consolidation. Martinelli criticized the trustees for failing to obtain elector input on tax increases and said he will not sign the Rush Township budget. He previously refused to sign the Gnadenhutten village budget after officials requested other bonus funds within the 10 mills. A decision on the split between Martinelli and Auditor Donald Kinsey will be decided by the board’s third member, Prosecutor Harlan Spies.

Victor Martinelli Rush Township Martinelli Budget Commission Claymont Indian Valley Martnelli Gnadenhutten Village Donald Kinsey Harlan Spies

Investment Basics for Stock Buyers in a Column

Investor guidance explains stock ownership as part ownership with limited risk, outlining the relationship between shares, dividends, and company performance. It notes voting rights, cautions against assuming control, and references a booklet from the New York Stock Exchange. It also covers retirement planning, bond choices, and shifting from E to H bonds toward higher yielding equities for income needs.

Broad and Wall Streets New York City The N.Y. Stock Exchange

Schollander Dominates National AAU Meet With Shared Spotlight

Lincoln AP report notes Don Schollander as the meet’s dominant figure with two world records in two nights. Pokey Watson, 15, and Martha Randall led women’s events setting marks. Schollander lowered his own world record in the 200 meter freestyle to 1.56.2 and anchored Santa Clara to a 400 meter relay meet mark.

Jim van Valkenburg Lincoln Neb Don Schollander Pokey Watson Miss Watson Ian Olympic Jenisen Martha Randall Philadelphia Vesper Boat Club Australia Dawn Frasier Schollanders John Nelson Pompano Beach Fla Dick Roth Santa Clara Claudia Kolb

Baseball player brags about speed after a hit

A player quips about fast getaway after reaching base as part of a playful bench exchange. The remark highlights confidence in speed on the basepaths and adds color to game atmosphere.

Newtown School Board Acts on Various Fronts

Newtown Newcomerstown board of education met in special session and approved insurance bids, a substitute teacher list, and hired an attendance officer. Auto Owners Mutual won a 328 dollar premium to insure buses with Huffman Insurance as local rep. other bids were Grange Mutual and Celina Mutual.

Newcomerstown Board of Education Auto Owners Mutual Insurance Co Huffman Insurance Agency Here Grange Mutual Celina Mutual Clara Beal Karen Dickau Esta Hart Ellagene Holder Clyde Jarvis Bertha Mears Connie Spring Nancy Wells William Hewitt Ward Nolder Cletia Mercer Dorothea Marshall Waldo Thomas Titus Weaver Weaver

Klancrest Road Declared Not Public in Ohio Ruling

In New Philadelphia area, Common Pleas Judge J Hamneck ruled Klancrest addition road not public after four residents challenged. County commissioners and Dover York Township trustees have no obligation to repair or replace a bridge. plaintiffs to cover costs. Injunction suit by William and Mary Neiger and others filed from RD 2, New Philadelphia. BELLAIRE AP. Mrs. Betty Christy learned her husband Army Spec. 5 James Christy, 28, a 10-year veteran, was killed in action in Viet Nam on Aug. 17 leaving a five-year-old daughter.

Common Pleas J. Hamneck Klancrest Addition New Philadelphia Dover York Township Lamneck William and Mary Neiger Clarence D Shirley J. Garabrandt Floyd RB Alverna M. Thomas Henry F Bessie A. Shull RD 2 Bellaire Ohio Betty Christy Army Spec James Christy Viet Nam

Minor League Results From International and Pacific Coast Leagues

International League games yielded Syracuse 4 Jacksonville 3 and Toronto 4 Columbus 2 while Buffalo struggled 2 9 against Rochester 3 9 and Richmond 4 19. In the Pacific Coast League Seattle 8 Tacoma 5 San Diego 6 Tulsa 4 Denver 7 Phoenix with Indianapolis at Oklahoma City postponed by rain Vancouver 4 Portland 3.

THE Associated Press W. L Pet Columbus Rochester Toronto Buffalo Toledo Richmond Jacksonville Syracuse Toledo Richmond Seattle Tacoma San Diego Tulsa Denver Phoenix Indianapolis Vancouver Portland

Colts rout Cardinals 43 7 in Busch Stadium exhibition

Baltimore exploits early 70 deficit to cruise past St Louis 43 to 7 before 28,304 at Busch Memorial Stadium with four Lou Michaels field goals two long Alvin Haymond punt returns and Johnny Unitas passes. The win marks their third straight pre season victory in 1968 as they gear up for the NFL title chase.

Ted Meier Associated Press Baltimoré Colts Colts St. Louis Cardinals Busch Memorial Stadium CBS Anaheim Calif Lou Michaels Alvin Haymond Johnny Unitas

Elbow Pain Still Troubling Koufax

Dodgers star Sandy Koufax spoke of possible retirement as elbow pain lingered after a cortisone shot. He stressed he would decide only when necessary and focused on helping Los Angeles win another pennant despite a 19-7 record and recent fatigue from the injured left elbow.

LOS Angeles Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers San Jose Dodgers Koufax Cincinnati St. Louis

Fishing Outlook Across Ohio Weekend Prospects Vary

The Ohio fishing outlook reports fair to good weekend prospects across regions. Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay offer good perch, walleye, and bass catches with strong activity in Bass Islands and Port Clinton. Central and Northwestern areas show bass, bluegill, and catfish. streams like Paint Darby Creek provide fishing, while Northeastern zones target walleyes and bass and Southeastern zones note muskies and crappies with broad statewide potential.

Lake Erie Sandusky Bay Bass Islands Port Clinton San Central Ohio Griges O'Shaughnessy Knox Buckeye Big Little Darby Creek Northwestern Sandusky Burr Oak Tycoon Jackson Forked Run Logan Wills Creek Dillon Muskingum Scioto Rocky Fork Cowan Lakes

Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching Honors

The Associated Press lists top AL and NL leaders by batting and pitching. Notable figures include Oliva and F Robinson atop runs and hits, Campbell and Aaron among leaders in triples and home runs, with pitchers Regan and Perry posting strong records.

Associated Press Oliva Minnesota F. Robinson Baltimore B. Robinson Powell Yastrzemski Boston Alou Pittsburgh Atlanta Aaron Allen Philadelphia Clemente Callison Rose Cincinnati Phillips Chicago McCarver St. Louis Mays San Francisco Brock Jackson Houston Regan Los Angeles Perry

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