Sugarcreek Shanesville Library to Move to Swiss Chalet
The Sugarcreek Shanesville Public Library will occupy the downtown Swiss Chalet owned by Tom Miller after moving from the high school. The county library system will fund the move to support the transformation of the library into a Tuscarawas County Library branch. Operations start next month. Miller bought the building last year, previously housing various businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Schudbaci
Sugarcreek
Shanesville
Tom Miller
Miller
Tuscarawas County Library
County Budget Commission
Arthur B. Moomaw
Antique decorating cues and Liberty Bell glass history
Stenciled walls and floors marked early New England decor with later formal designs from 1830s to 1840s. The Liberty Bell plate from Gillinder and Sons celebrated the 1876 centennial, with a full glass pattern set. Answers cover pewter cleaning, uranium vaseline glass glow, Victorian spring rockers from around 1880, and note that Kovels cannot provide personal appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph and
Terry Rovel
New England
Gillinder and Sons
Philadelphia
Liberty Bell
Ralph
Terry Kovel
Detroit Area Weekend Visits and Local Errands
Detroit residents attended a variety of events and visits over the weekend. Randy Miller and Tim Stay spent time in Detroit as did others visiting family and friends. Mrs Donna Travis vacationed on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The Harlen Keratainger family and the Robert Hardells are visiting Michigan relatives. Jonas Yoder and Mar ine Mast underwent medical procedures at local hospitals. Howard Mouman Jr viewed cars in Detroit. Local families hosted guests at Mishler cabin and area picnics with several regional households mentioned.
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Troit
Mich
Detroit
Baltimore
Randy
Miller
Tim Stayanus
Michy
Donna Travis
North Carolina
Harlen Keratainger
Hastert States
Robert Hardells
Monroe
Wis
Martha
Bandits Use Girl as Front in Ohio Robbery
Dayton police said two men abducted a 17 year old girl Friday and used her as a front in a $1,500 loan company holdup. She was held at gunpoint in a shopping center parking lot and forced into the car before accompanying the men to the American Ze Corp office that was robbed. she was released unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
George Szakal
Ze Corp
Vaughan Promoted to Sergeant in Tank Division
Specialist 4 C. Joseph Vaughan, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Vaughan of 864 East High Avenue New Philadelphia, has been promoted to sergeant. He serves with a tank division stationed near Baumholder Germany. His mailing address lists RA 15721637 1st Battalion 68th Armor Co B APO New York NY 09034.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. [Vaughan
J. R. Vaughan
E. High Av
New Philadelphia
Sgt
Vaughan
Baumholder
Germany
68Th Armor
Co. B
Apo
New York
N.Y
YMCA Activities Schedule At Glazed Gymnasium
Gymnasium closed for cleaning and waxing until Sept 13 with a calendar of mixed swims for youth and adults, men and boys sessions, women’s classes, and co ed note. George Washington fact inserted at end.
Ohio Education Association Shakeup Report Shifts OKeefe Fate
In Columbus Ohio reports say the Ohio Education Association faces a leadership shakeup with veteran executive secretary Thomas J O Keefe possibly leaving. The 26 member executive committee began sessions amid unconfirmed chatter about O Keefe s future as discussions occurred on whether to retain him.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Thomas J. O'Keefe
OHA
Frazier Reams Jr
OBA
O’keefe
Association
Injunction Modified in New Philadelphia Mining Case
Judge J H Lamneck adjusted the injunction against J M Mining Co restricting blasting within 1500 feet of buildings and allowing small detonations within 500 feet. The blasting window extends from 7 a m to 1 p m with no operations after 9 p m to 6 a m, replacing the prior 7 p m to 6 a m ban. Cecil Migoni of RD 3 New Philadelphia filed the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
J.H. Lamneck
J. & M. Mining Co
New Philadelphia
Cecil Migoni
RD 3
Lamneck
Peru's Marvelous Hummingbird Notable Tail Feathers
The Peru's Marvelous Hummingbird displays four tail feathers. Two feathers extend far beyond the bird and end in feathered flags. The remaining two are narrow and thornlike in shape.
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Peru
Trash Pickup Slated Two Days At Strasburg
Trash will be picked up Monday in the forth section and Tuesday in the south section of the village. A family swimming party for First Lutheran Church members and friends will be Tuesday from 8 to 10 p.m. at Tuscora Park with pool reserved and 25 cents admission. Diego Umana Aguiar, a Costa Rica exchange student, now resides at 50 N Banco Anglo San Pedro de Montes de Oca San Jose Costa Rica. The Ron Labs and son Ronnie Jr will move to Ashland University next week to begin football practice as a sophomore. Recent visitors include the Robert Suttons and children from Painesville with the Charles Joneses and Mrs. William Ramsey, and Robert Hartline of Dundee with the Albert Margos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIS
Arthur Strauss
Strasburg
Forth
First Lutheran Church
Tuscora Park
Dan Jones
Irvin Weber
Jim Bailey
Sam Seward
Walter Limbacher
Chuck Garber
Martin Dreher
Fay Hartline
Karen Weber
Molly Arnold
Peter Samsu
Carl Myers
Moyne Zimmerman
Robert Anderegg
Diego Umana
Costa Rica
Walter Fisher
Diego Umana Aguiar
N. Banco Anglo
San Pedro de Montes de Oca
San Jose
Central America
Ron Labs
Ronnie Jr
Ashland
Ron
Ashland University
Robert Suttons
Painesville
Charles Joneses
William Ramsey
Roert Hartline
Dundee
Albert Margos
Armco to Begin Plant Expansion at Washington Court House Plant
Armco Steel Corp plans a $1.7 million expansion at its Washington Court House plant in Ohio. The project will enlarge the facility from 358,900 to 472,300 square feet. Work starts immediately and is expected to finish by March. Edward C. Vollette, plant manager, announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ohio
Washington Court House
Armco Steel Corp
Edward C. Vollette
Cincinnati Woman Burned to Death in Basement Fire
Mrs. Agnes Murray, 52, of Cincinnati, died after a charcoal grill near a furnace caught fire in her basement. Authorities say the blaze started in the home today and note the incident occurred as satellites and instruments fed data about the upper atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Agnes Murray
Doctor Yakley Passes State Medical Board Exam
Robert Yakley of Columbus has passed the State Medical Board examinations. A 1958 Garaway High graduate, he earned a BS from Otterbein College in 1962 and an MD from Ohio State University in June. He and his wife Myron Yakley reside in Columbus where he is interning at University Hospital.
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Robert Yakley
Columbus
Myron Yakley
Crogs St. Dover
State Medical Board
Garaway High
Yakley
Otterbein College
Ohio State University
Yackley
University Hospital
Medical School Graduates Top Licensure List in Ohio
COLUMBUS Ohio AP Donald G Rau a UC College of Medicine graduate topped 306 medical school graduates licensed to practice. Rau born Cincinnati long resident in Rochester New York scored 91 percent on the June 16 18 exam. Board also licensed 56 osteopathic graduates 41 chiropodists and issued certificates for physical therapy chiropractic massage and cosmetic therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Donald G. Rau
University of Cincinnati School of Medicine
State Medical Board
Rau
Cincinnati
Rochester
N. Y
New Minister Speaks Sunday at First Christian Church
Rev. Jay D. B. Cooper named new minister of First Christian Church in New Philadelphia will deliver his first sermon on Sunday titled What Kind of Church Do You Want. A Scranton native, he studied at State Teachers College Mansfield Milligan College and Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. He previously led Lakeview Church of Christ Akron Highland Church of Christ Cleveland and most recently First Church of Christ Grayson Kentucky. He is married to Numa Knaggs of Akron with two children Jeff and Robin and they reside at 1049 Kaderly St NW.
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Jay DB. Cooper
First Christian Church
New Philadelphia
Delive
Cooper
Scranton
George L. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
State Teachers College
Mansfield
Milligan College
Tennessee
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin
Lakeview Church of Christ
Ohio Soldier Receives Medal of Honor in Saigon
Lt. Col. Charles R. Leach of Chillicothe Ohio was awarded the Medal of Honor first class by the Vietnamese government for his advisory work in political warfare. He previously served at Fort Leavenworth and will join the Defense Intelligence branch in Washington after leaving Saigon.
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Saigon
Chareles R. Leach
Chillicothe
Ohio
Viet Nam
Army
General Staff School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kans
Defense Intelligence
Washington
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Hiland - Garaway
Kuhn Motors
Here
Ernest Raber
AAA
State of Ohio
Department of Education
Lois Alpeter
Tom Domer
Susan Fisher
Phyllis Helmreich
Tom Kuhn
Wayne Ladrach
Tim Laubscher
John Meek
Bruce Miller
Judy Miller
Roman Miller
Alfredo Martelotto
Rotary
Cardibo
Argentina
Pittsburgh
Harold Widder
Paul Norman
Martelotto
Eckert Ford Sales
Harry Humphries
Ford Sales
Dodge
iChatet
Sugarcreek Business Men’s Assn
Santa Claus
Carl Meek
Paul Andreas
Delbert Long
Dover
Mathew Allan
Union Hospital
Aaron J. Miller
Winklepleck Grove
Mabel McDaniel
Ralph Schrock
Millersburg
Arden Miller
Killbuck
Iva Miller
Canton
Goldie Steward
Barberton
Donald Elfrink
Akron
Kenneth Mil
Minneapolis
Loren Troyer
Orrville
Albert Richards
Dwane Troyer
Wilbur Mast
A. A. Alpeter
Earl Hershberger
Carolyn Price
Leonard Price
Carolyn
Oakdale Christian High
Jackson
Matlin Borter
Tampa
Fla
Clay’s Park
Dennis Weaver
Baltic
Roy Gerbers
Paul Borter
Don Sprankle
Bill Schindler
Lisa
Hohenechen
Bill
Air Force
France
Italy
Cleveland - Hopkins
Goldie Moomaw
Portland
Ore
Alaska
Remus Bradys
Gladstone
Charles Mullets
Williamsburg
Virginia Beach
Homer Brown
John Stalnakers
Chester Browns
Cleveland
Zoo
Berea Fair
Homer
Eddie
Cleveland Indians
Randy Miller
Tim Stevanus
Uppitt
Cooperstown, N. Y
George Washington
White House
Het Eee
Ann Goodman
Rose Ann Graef
Armco
College
Rose Room
New Phila
Savings Services
Third Street
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