Water quality figures and a questioned photo policy
Continued from page 1 reports carbonate content at 8d milligrams per liter and calcium at 88 milligrams per liter from Olio Health department analysis. Some cities with similarly hard water have water-softening plants. Why are engagement and wedding pictures of Negro girls never featured in The Daily Reporter?
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Olio Health Department
Sone
Dover’s
Hever
The
Daily Reporter
Madltor
Juanita Abel
Dover
California
Focal Fashion
Bolivar PTA Board to Meet On Wednesday
Bolivar PTA board meets Wednesday night at 8 in the school cafeteria per Mrs Edward Chetsiman. The column also notes local social items including Negro women’s activity, a D A lodge picnic at Bolivar Dam Park, and concerns about a derelict junkyard building at 118 Jay St Uhrichsville with calls for inspection and potential condemnation.
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Bolivar Pta
Edward Chetsiman
Bolivar
E. Y. Battle
D. of A. Lodge
Bolivar Dam Park
Crilleykins
George W. Baker Worthesday
Paul Purdy
Orrville
August Crilleys
William Crilley
Sandyville
Jay St
Uhrichsville
James May and Son
William Bower
Hhis
Tren
East Sparta
Baby shower honors Mrs. J. A. Hall at home
A baby shower at Mrs. J. A. Hall's home Tuesday night featured blue and pink creche decorations. Attendees included Mrs. Richard McFeeders Esther Becker and several others from Dover Navarre and Canton while families like Lynn Lewis moved to Brace and a Cedar Point visit accompanied by multiple relatives. Den 3 Cub Scouts plan to visit Mother Goose Land Canton with leaders Mrs. Harvey Burfield and Mrs. Donnie Rittenhouse. Luncheon guests included Mrs. Irma Wilbur and Mrs. Neil Murray.
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J. A. Hall
Den
Mother Goose Land
Canton
Harvey Burfield
Donnie Rittenhouse
New Philadelphia Youth Center restricts membership to local students
Wade Palmer, supervisor, says about 500 New Philadelphia and 60 to 70 Dover members attend the center funded by the United Fund. Membership costs $1, open five nights weekly. Guests from other towns may attend. The Dover YMCA Club Co-Ed mirrors the policy with $1.50 dues, allowing full members from outlying towns if space allows.
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Wade Palmer
Dover
New Philadelphia
Dover-New Philadelphia
United Fund
Ymca Club
Greeting card scam via paid by mouth artist
A reader questions unsolicited greeting cards from a mouth painter asking for a dollar. The Denver postmaster says refuse the package and return it to the mail carrier. No obligation to pay or keep the cards. Postal rules support returning unsolicited items.
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Denver
Cliff Hagloch
Old 19th century bottle from Dover era found in Massillon
A Massillon homeowner found an 6 inch bottle marked Egyptn Flavors Francis C Botley Canal Dever Ohio requiring a cork and stamped 40. It likely held patent medicines bottled by Young Bodey around Dover Salt Works on the Sugarcreek River in the 1860s. Age is estimated 40 to 75 years with varied local recollections.
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Massillon
Francis C. Botley
Canal Dever
Ohio
Francis C. Bodey
Charles
Charles Bodey
Dover
Sugarcreek River
Young Bodey
U.S. Denies Gun Running In Vietnamese Case
Vietnamese press charges of gun running by an American ship were rejected by a U S Embassy spokesman. The Comanche tug based at Nha Trang and owned by Alaska Barge and Dredging Co, fired six crewmen for petty black market activity. CIA records found cameras and tape recorders aboard plus two pistols seized.
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Saigon
U.S
Comanche
Nha Trang
South China Sea
Alaska Barge and Dredging Co
Paortland
Ore
Army Criminal Investigation Division
Ohioan leads Viet air fight over North Vietnam
In Saigon an Air Force pilot from Newark Ohio led a squadron of F105 Thunderchiefs against a Communist MID-17 over North Viet Nam. Commander Capt Richard A Fleitz 33 said the enemy aircraft fled and was not pursued.
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Saigon
Newark
Ohio
North Viet Nam
U.S
Richard A. Fleitz
Aussies Credited With Significant Viet War Victory
Australian infantrymen joined U S forces in Vietnam near Saigon and Qui Nhon, aiding ground operations and coastal bombardment. U S pilots reported 113 missions over the north with several oil dump and depot hits. A rise in allied manpower was called a significant victory by U S commanders as battles continued along the border and in the central highlands. Tri Quang, the militant Buddhist leader, remained on a prolonged fast in Saigon. Delegates at an international student conference in Nairobi condemned U S bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong.
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Cantwell
Saigon
Viet
William C. Westmorery
U.S
American Nam
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Divi
Thelsion
Panhandle
An Khe
Navy
Nam Dinh
Haiphong
Hallol
Bis
Tay Ninh
Cam Lo River
Thu Thien
Fred C. Weyland
Jamie I. Aiken
25Th Infantry
Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Jakrobi
Kenya
Washington
Hanoi
Secret List of Spies Ends in a Hotel Killing
Anti-subversion official Carleton Bridges uncovers a cache of 60 coded names and addresses hidden in a travel bag after the Kremlin-linked operative Polowsky is found dead. Bridges dismisses the list as likely harmless, while the names span coast to coast, hinting at a wider network.
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Broadway
John Polowsky
Kansas City
Gleason
Carleton Bridges
Anti-subversion Bureau
Bridges
Polowsky
Lusas
Dimitri
Jones
Neal
Jeremiah Holdrege
Stratford Road
Bethesda
James Abbott
North 16Th Street
Lincoln
Neb
Alden Webster
W. 22Nd
Merced
Calif
New Gadgets and Ideas Engine Degreaser Introduced
A fast penetrating solvent for marine engines cleans dirt grease without harming electrical insulators and rinses off with high pressure water. New racks for athletic equipment hang on walls with precise spacing, while a 27 inch magnetic reacher assists picking items from floors. A reusable four bulb flash cube boosts light by 50 percent and accepts standard bulbs. A 1.25 inch round thermometer responds in five seconds from minus 10 to 150 degrees F for fixed or portable use. Chromogram kit enables thin layer chromatography for classroom or field work. A nylon bristle coat hanger folds into a clothes brush with a swiveling hook, ideal for travelers.
Bookmobile Stops Signal Last Summer Route
The notice outlines final summer book pickup by a mobile service now operating from a car. It lists multiple daily stops across Port Washington YorkShire Baltictown Johns town and surrounding roads with times and areas including Moravian Church Winfield Rogersville and New Zoarville, ending Friday at New Port.
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Port Washington
Cco
Sam Miller
Frys Valley
Moravian Church Area
Tuscarawas Branch
South School
Yorkshire Estates— Co
Parra
Columbia Ep
Winfield
St. Rt
Atwood Glens Area
Northshore Or. & Rt
Somerdale
Reka
Old Zoarville
New Zoarville
Port Wash
US Rt
Park Area
Cappell Stars
Giimore
Rush
Newport
Inflation and wage guidelines shape American economy
In a summer chat with an economist at a cocktail party, Art Buchwald debates inflation, wage guidelines, and policy effects. He discusses how rising production can spark wage and price increases, the risk of recession, the pound devaluation, and currency reserves while lampooning government and management positions.
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Washington
Tee Teoe
France
Germany
Ican
Deputies Check Two Complaints Near Cambridge and Dennison
Two minor incidents were reported to sheriff deputies early this morning. Roland Walls of Cambridge said two spot lights were stolen from his car at a Midvale Speedway baseball field between 8 and 11:30 p.m. last night. John Tantarelli of Dennison reported an unidentified car forced his vehicle off the road near Harts Family Center at 2:27 a.m., with damage to the rear quarter panel and bumper.
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Roland Walls
RD 4
Cambridge
Midvale Speedway
John Tantarelli
Dennison
Harts Family Center
Holmes Bus Drivers Hired
Holmes County board of education named school bus drivers for East and West Holmes routes for 1966 67 and adopted a budget of 33 985 dollars. Appointments include Lois Brown Roger Dunn Harry Gerber Jr. Robert Hochstetler Paul Hummel Wayne Kaser James Mast Glen Miller Vernon Miller John Oswald Crist Schrock Ivan Troyer Marvin Troyer Donald Alder Frank Brumme William Duncan Rod erick Franks James Hinkle Carl Hoxworth Raymond Kirk Warren Massie Harold Moniger Dale Orr and Clarence Starn er. Replacement secretary Katie Schumacher hired at 230 dollars per month starting Sept 1. Dean Miller of Berlin named board delegate to Ohio School Boards Assn conference. Thomas Lea and Frank Kinsey named alternates.
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Millersburg
Holmes County Board of Education
Holmes
Lois Brown
Roger Dunn
Harry Gerber Jr
Robert Hochstetler
Paul Hummel
Wayne Kaser
James Mast
Glen Miller
Vernon Miller
John Oswald
Crist Schrock
Ivan Troyer
Marvin Troyer
West Holmes
Donald Alder
Frank Brumme
William Dunca
Roderick Franks
James Hink
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Robert Heil
Howard McCauley
RD 1
McCauleys
Richard McFeeders
Esther Becker
Charles Adkins
Sheron Kindler
Navarre
Earl McFeeders
Max Reed
Irvin Hendershot
Raymond McFeeders
Kenneth Tucker
George Hrometz
Marina
Charles Deibel
Thomas Collins
Lynn Lewis
Brace
Lee Lundenberger
Cedar Point
Cleveland Zoo
Larry Bechtel
Phoenix
Erwin Dolski
Arthur Kienzle
Williamston
Fenton Glass Co
Mary Gilbert
Irma Wilbur
Cleveland
Neil Murray
Palm Beach
New Philadelphia Youth Center
R. D
K. G., Bolivar
Ohioan
Viet Air Fight
Reeves
Hlacks
SRA
Atsholago
Art Buchwald
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Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
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