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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1965

Page

11

Trail Church Women Set Soup Dinner for Jan. 2

Trail United Church of Christ Ladies met at Mrs. Elva Hostetler’s home with Alice Miller president. A soup dinner follows church service on January 2, Communion Sunday, with a gift exchange and 1966 Heart Sisters reveal. Election for consistory on January 9. Next meeting January 6 at 7 30 p.m. at Mary Hostetler’s with planning.

Lois Miller Walnut Creek - Trail— Trail Ruth Schlabach Marjorie Miller Faun Brand David Hershberger Atlee Stutzman Loren Hostetter Nick Smith Elder Dan Pfister Sterling Troyer Stanley Sommers Dick Troyer Abe Sommers Roy Troyer Deacon Milo Hostetler Roland Lautenschlager Merlin Troyer Ura Schlabach Heart Sisters Mary Hostetler Donna Jean Lautenschlager

Padlock at Nazi HQ in Arlington over back taxes

IRS padlocked the George Lincoln Rockwell's American Nazi Party headquarters in suburban Arlington Virginia on a back tax claim. A party member Paul Patler said agents arrived while he was in the building and confiscated his possessions, with the action tied to a five to six thousand dollar back tax claim.

Washington George Lincoln Rockwell American Nazi Party Arlington Internal Revenue Service Paul Patter Revenue Service Patler

Record employment and payroll highs hit in June quarter

In Columbus, AP reports the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation recorded a June quarter employment peak of 2,629,775 covered workers and payrolls exceeding 3.9 billion dollars. By October the total employed rose by 215,700 to 3,898,200.

Columbus, Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Bureau Willard P. Dudley

Giant Christmas Card Sent to Troops in Viet Nam

In Trenton New Jersey an 8 by 10 foot Christmas card signed by about twenty thousand residents including Governor Richard J Hughes is prepared for sending to American troops in Viet Nam. The display was shown at a local shopping mall.

Trenton New Jersey Richard J. Hughes Viet Nam

Sunday Supper Smoked Tongue and Mustard Mash

A Sunday supper menu describes smoked tongue with mustard mashed potatoes snap beans baked apples with marmalade sugar and water baked until tender about 45 minutes. Apples are filled with sugar and marmalade then baked and served with cold sour cream. Makes 6 servings.

Center Buys Kennedy Film for Kennedy Center

Washington AP The U S Information Agency film documenting John F Kennedy may earn over 1 million for the John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts when released commercially A spokesman said nationwide distribution starts in about 90 days The center paid 122 000 for the film Years of Lightning Day of Turbulence documentary project shows Kennedy life

Washington U.S. Information Agency John F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Thursay Philip J. Mullin USIA

Wins TV Franchise for Youngstown City Council Vote

Youngstown Ohio city council approved a television franchise in a step that opens the way for local service providers to operate. The vote marks a significant move toward expanding media access and regulatory oversight in the city.

Youngstown, Ohio

Car Crash Claims 78YearOld Baetz in Lorain Ohio

A traffic accident on Ohio 57 near the Ohio Turnpike killed 78 year old William Baetz of Amherst and his wife. Baetz died at Amherst General Hospital from injuries suffered in the crash. The incident prompted safety warnings and a belt use reminder amid local coverage.

Lorain Ohio Ohio Turnpike William Baetz Amherst Baetz

Methodist Class Sets Dundee Yule Meeting

Damaged OCR outlines a Methodist class meeting in Dundee New Concord area with Mrs. Albright hosting devotions and a gift exchange for the Methodist Children's Home at Berea. Christmas boxes, co-hostesses, and door prize noted. next meeting January 5. High winds shattered plate glass at a New Concord restaurant, injuring a Muskingum College student.

Methodist Bert Silvius New Concord Dundee Bill Miller David Zehnder Jane Fender Asa Walter Berea John Sigrist WSCS Victor Potts Allen Baker Frank King David Hartline Lily Blaser Willard Holderbaum Paul’ Jones Russell Baker Albert Dildine Harold Kate Norman Albrights Muskingum College

Notable Local Names Tied to Regional Families

Yarre and Mary Messer along with Mrs Vera Rambo join the Leonard Koch family near Wooster and the Henry Deckers of New Philadelphia, with the Homer Coopers of Dover and W S Harrold of Beach City and Walter Steffes.

Arthur Burrell Dover William Carpenters Sandyville Elton Mellingers Wilmot Willis Burrell Cadiz Dan Hershberger Winesburg Ben Nicewander Mahlon Hostetler W. H. Mellinger Loyal Mellingers Mary Ogg Annetta Ogg Cyril Packers New Philadelphia John Tippel Canal Fulton Verna Troyer Alvin Messers Beach City Russell Bakers Melvin Werners Berea Lester Sampsers Mrs Henry C. Jones Yarre Mary Messer Vera Rambo Here Leonard Koch Family Near Wooster Henry Deckers Homer Coopers W. S. Harrold Walter Steffes

Park Oldtimer Plans to Retire

John Preston, the dean of national park superintendents in length of service, will retire December 30 after 13 years as Yosemite National Park superintendent. He spent over 40 years in government service and plans to visit national parks with his wife after retirement.

Yosemite National Park, Calif John Preston National Park Yosemite National Park National Parks

Cigars That Fit Reflect Masculine Fashion, Says Official

In Atlantic City, an industry official notes cigars are chosen to fit facial features personality and wallet. Eugene L. Raymond, president of the Cigar Institute of America, says the industry recognizes masculine consciousness in fashions not only in dress but in the accoutrements a man uses including wallets watches luggage eyeglasses and even the cigar he wears.

Atlantic City Eugene L. Raymond New York Cigar Institute of America

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Sugarcreek Businessmen’s Association Santa Sugarcreek Trail Church United Churches of Christ of Walnut Creek Trail Shelba Ferguson Ronnie Troyer Leah Miller Trail’s United Church of Christ David Hershbergers Eue Brands Dick Troyers Ura Schlabachs Roland Lautenschlagers United Churches of Christ Charles Dickens Walnut Creek Elementary Robert Cratchit John Allen Mast Mrs. Cratchit Lynnette Horrishberger Martha Susy Weaver Peter Tim Yoder Belinda Marlene Wilhelm Sally Lynne Rose Miller Letitia Susan Schrock Tiny Tim Douglas Miller Ebenezer Scrooge Folger Miller Fred John A. Miller Sybil- Scale Clough Drusilla-Marsha Hershberger Mariia-Arlene Weaver Constance-Betty Arlene Hershberger Mose Hostetler Trail 15 Timken-Mercy Hospital Canton Padlock BUC Readers Job Report Sony Browrew AP Food Eqiver Gregory Peck Mullin Center Buys Kennedy Film Youngstown Cable Con- TV Holidaysburg Youngstown Robert Fruitgs L. C. Stucky Tiffin Edward Martins Walter Imme Merlyn, Immels Glen Huffmans Harvey Huffmans Strasburg There Harry Huffmans Young People's Endeavor Church of God George Caruthers Vernon Bauders Bauders Fee Broadway Humid-Aire Park Oldtimer Armstrong Tusc. Co W. Main ST Jaymar America E Jaymar Jack Gerbers Clothiers MAIN Sugarcreek, O
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