Gnaden Driver Injured In Rt 36 Crash Rampage
Harold R. Addy 26 of Gnadenhalten suffered minor cuts as his car ran through a hedge and down an embankment on Rt 36 east of Newcomerstown. He was cited for speeding for conditions. Other Rt 36 incidents near Gnadenhutten and Uhrichsville involved Harold Dutton 48, Virginia Knutsen 20, and Paul Harding 22 with moderate to minor damage and several citations. J and M Mining Co. trucks were involved in a rear-end collision near New Philadelphia. County highway worker Louis Clerici 54 was cited after backing a snowplow into Ruth Wenger 31. No major injuries reported in a separate Rt 250 incident near Uhrichsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Addy
Gnadenhalten
Rt. 36
Newcomerstown
Addy
Hester Shoemaker
RD 1
Gnadenhutten
Uhrichsville
Harold $. Dutton
Virginia Knutsen
Knutsen
Dutton
Paul E. Harding
New Philadelphia
Louis F. Clerici
RD 3
Coshocton County
Clerici
Ruth E. Wenger
Stone Creek
Rt. 250
Roma Pearce
Dover
Donald J.’ Strawn
Canton
Jerry T. Wherley
Grant Lowery
Joseph J. Otto
Zellman
Strasburg
John E. Jolliff
Wooster
John W. Reed
Patrol
Jones G. Kennel
Atglen
Barbara R. Sanderson
Carrollton
Vernon Mathias
Coshocton
Shirley Snider
Argie Matthew
RD 2
Joseph W
Frances L. Frenzel
St.st
Delores J
Clarence E.rainsburg Jr
Matthew
Midwestern Indemnity Co
Cincinnati
Harald Doolin
Ella M. Butts
4Th St
Rayal
Butts
Donna Doolin
Progress Leaves Cobbler Stranded
Andrew Steve runs a small cobbler shop in Cleveland facing urban renewal and highway expansion. With open land and one way streets surrounding the shed, the business has dwindled from fixing 10 to 20 pairs daily to just 2 to 3 on poor days. Local officials including Mayor Ralph Locher and U.S. Rep. William M. Minnich have acknowledged the issue as Steve, a 71-year-old Yugoslavian immigrant with arthritis, contemplates selling to fund retirement as a potential civic pension from a factory job would not be available. The new county community college nearby is seen as a future hope for revival, but the shop risks closing without sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Andrew Steve Muns
Steve
Ralph&. Locher
U.S
William E. Min
Federal Government of Housing and Urban Development
Locher
Cuyahoga County
Pope Calls U.N. Arbitration for Viet Nam Peace
Pope Paul VI urged United Nations arbitration through neutral nations to end the Vietnam war and voiced support for President Johnson's peace offensive. Speaking to Italian Catholic press, he cited reliable testimony that diplomacy aims at honorable negotiations and urged hope for neutral mediation even today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
United Nations
Johnson
Italian Catholic Press Association
Viet Nam
U.S
Fire at foundry delays Bennington carrier launch
FRANKLIN Ohio AP The return of the aircraft carrier U S Bennington to the fight ing off Viet Nam may be delay ed about a week because of a 50000 to 75000 fire at the A B Foundry here Herman Dlott vice president and general manager of Platt Manufacturing Corp in Dayton said a pattern for a casting needed in the main catapult system of the carrier was destroyed in the flames The Bennington in dry dock in the Philippines returned from Viet Nam because it was unable to launch jet aircraft Dlott said the foundry received a Navy contract six weeks ago for the casting and 100 aluminum pulleys to be delivered by June He estimated that it will take a week to build another pattern for the pulley The main function of the pulleys is to cook the catapulting mechanism to shoot jets off the carrier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
College aims for new local college under church trustees
Rev Poole announced plans to create a new college run by present college trustees under the general church board. A location must be chosen and operation begun after May 1 with at least 100 acres of land, available from several sources. County officials Winters and Alty noted local support and a planning committee led by James Patrick will continue the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
General Board of the
Church
William Wintes
Winters
Tuscarawas County
Nazarene College
Alty
James Patrick
County Chamber J of Commerce
Two Teens Admit Break-In At Pla Mor Bowling Alley
A 13 year old Dennison youth and a 13 year old Loyal boy confessed to police that they broke into Pla Mor Bowling Alley in Uhville early Wednesday, entering via a back window and a door behind the pin rack. They removed $30 to $40 from a machine and charges will be filed in juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uimrichsville
Dennison
Pla-Mor
Ralph Romig
Romig
Day Brightener Day Brightener Scoutmaster Night Insight
A lighthearted note suggests that a wife who tolerates her husband staying out with male friends is likely married to a scoutmaster. The line plays on the idea of trust and social norms in marriage with a humorous twist.
Traffic arrests and fines across multiple Dover area cites
Police report a string of traffic violations and fines across Dover and nearby towns. Citations include ignoring signals speeding and passing infractions in Dover Uhrichsville New Philadelphia and Strasburg. A major injury suit from an Oct 1961 accident near New Philadelphia was settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Howard E.stilgenbauer
7Th St
Henry P. Adams
Irene Nagy
Cleveland
Jimmie E.long
Uhrich St
Uhrichsville
Divorces and separations involving Dennison residents
Multiple divorce actions listed: Roberta Watson of 516 W 22th St against Harold E Watson at the YMCA for extreme cruelty with requests for alimony and division of real and personal property, married Feb 11 1982. Shirley Mosher of 635 N 2st St against Dale Mosher of Center St Dennison for gross neglect and cruelty with alimony and relief, married June 19 1961. Freda O Cropper of Mineral City against LeMoyne Cropper unknown address for willful absence with relief, married April 13 1929. Clyde Mace of 305 N 3rd St against Nancy Mace of Center St Dennison for gross neglect with court ruling no alimony and each keeps personal property, married Nov 10 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Watson
Freda O. Cropper
LeMoyne Cropper
Clyde Mace
Nancy Mace
Center St
Dennison
Wounds Kill Bandit in Cleveland Tavern Shootout
Harold Elmer Robbins 39 of Cleveland died from gunshot wounds suffered while helping stop a tavern holdup on January 20. He was the second victim of the shooting, alongside two other men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandit Cleveland
Harold Elmer Robbins
Cleveland
Timken Rotter Hearing Co earnings and local job moves
The preliminary report shows 1945 net income of 4.58 per share based on 10,654,072 shares after a 2-for-1 split last April. 1964 earnings were 39,821,187 or 13.74 per share. Consolidated 1985 net sales near 375.7 million, up from 334.4 million in 1964. Cate Allenbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Allenbaugh, promoted at WCIT Radio Lima to production and music director. Russ Atkinson named superintendent at St. Clair Warner & Swasey Co. plant in Cleveland. Keith Brownficl promoted to assistant engineering manager at Duplex Division plant in Lansing, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Rotter Hearing Co
Cate Allenbaugh
R. H. Allenbaugh
Dover
Wcit Radio
Lima
Dover High
WBTC
Uhrichsville
Vickie Golder
Midvale
Russ Atkinson
New Philadelphia
St. Clair Warner & Swasey Co
Cleveland
Atkinson
Keith Brownficl
Philadelphia Warner & Swasey Co
Duplex Division
Lansing
Mich
Keith
June
Briarwood Dr
Roosevelt 6-cent stamp issued at Hyde Park burial site
The Franklin D Roosevelt 6-cent stamp debuts today at Hyde Park New York near his grave. It is the second in the Prominent Americans series with a leftward facing portrait from a 1941 Churchill Atlantic Charter photo. First day covers are invited with postmark deadline January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syd Kronish
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Fdr
Winston Churchill
N.Y
U. 8
Lawrence F. O’brien
Pittsburgh
New York
Corydon
Ind
Indiana
Delavan
Wis
Cradle of the
Washington
Miami Beach
National Education Association
National Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Johnny Appleseed
Leominster
Mass
Mary Cassatt
Gas rates to rise in Strasburg and Bolivar
Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc announced residents in Strasburg Bolivar and nearby communities will pay higher natural gas rates starting March 1 due to the termination of refunds in effect since last March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc
Strasburg
Bolivar
D-76 Developer Through the Darkroom Ages
Irving Desfor notes that D-76 photographer’s developer has endured for over 30 years amid flashy “miracle” formulas. He recalls its versatility and economy, offers dilution and agitation tips for Tri X at varying speeds, and cites classic ratios and development times while contrasting with faster developers and changes in photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Desfor
Darkroom
Sid
NBC
Rev Fr Depauw defies Cardinal Shehan in Mass claim
NEW YORK AP The Rev Gommar A Depauw vows to say Mass despite Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore banning him from sacred ministry The priest claims his real superior is the bishop of Tivoli and that he has approval from his movement ally Depauw previously led the Catholic Traditionalist Movement and has opposed vernacular liturgy and ecumenical ties The dispute centers on authority and church alignment with council teachings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gommar A. Depauw
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Father Depauw
Shehan
Ballimore
Timbuktu
Tivoli
Newark
Carding Shehan
Bishops' Commission For Ecumenical Affairs
Depauw
Father X
Weather snapshot across U.S. yesterday and today
A fragmented weather summary lists conditions from city to city. Cleveland shows clouds with 15F readings while Denver is clear. Los Angeles and San Francisco report clear skies with mid 60s. New York and Washington show clear or cloudy conditions with variable temperatures and small precipitation figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Cleveland
Denver
Wien
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Lewis
San Fran
Washington
Weather Outlook For Ohio Storm And Cold Fronts
A gulf coastal storm kept southern and central Ohio in cloud cover preventing subzero readings. Akron tied an all time low for the date at 8 below, Youngstown 7 below, Cleveland 4 below. The south saw 5 to 10 above zero elsewhere. Ottawa? Snow totals up to 4 inches in extreme southeast counties. A polar air mass will plunge temperatures tonight and Sunday with scattered flurries statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Gulf
Akron
Youngstown
Cleveland
Doctor Hurt In Smashup In New Philadelphia Police report
One man injured and two cited in four accidents investigated yesterday. Dr Alvin Greenlee 57 of Dennison suffered leg and possible nose injuries after losing control on N Broadway hitting a tree and was treated at Union Hospital. Minnie Garabrandt 27 collided with Sandra Donaldson 22 at 3rd and Beech. George Frame 28 and William Bergman 16 in minor alley crash. Linda Sergant 18 cited for running red light after collision with Carole Burtscher 19 at Wa bash and Union avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
Fairay
3Rd St
Beech In
George E. Frame
Oak St
William G. Bergman
Carole J. Burtscher
Ray Av
Dover Police Cite Strasburg Youth in Collision
Dover police cite Joe U Shutt 111 18 of RD 1 Strasburg for failure to yield at 7 5 yesterday at 1 4th and Race streets. Shutt’s car turning left into Race street was struck by Jo Ann Mastella 19 of 424 5th street Dover. Arno D Warmon 17 of 619 E Front street Dover reported at 11 55 p.m. that he hit another auto owned by Frances Marino 16 of RD 2 Dover parked on Shaferay. Police investigate a 9 09 a.m. yesterday collision at Superioray and Liberty streets where David II Booth 18 of 20 Prospect street Dover turning left hit James W Mills 36 of 801 Anola avenue Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe U. Shutt
Strasburg
Dover
Shutt
Race St
Jo Ann Mastella
5Th St
Arno D. Warmon
Front St
Frances Marino
Shaferay
Superioray
Liberty St
David II
Booth
Prospect
Liberty
James
W. Mills
Anola Ay
Obituaries for two infants in New Philadelphia and Newcomerstown
Marci La Fountaine infant daughter of Jack and Connie Crohébaugh La Fontaine of 917 Kellyav NW New Philadelphia died early today at Union Hospital after a brief illness. Private services Sunday at 1 p.m. in Linn-Hert Geib Funeral Home with Rev Fisher officiating. Interment Evergreen Burial Park. Memorials to Union Hospital pediatrics ward. Karen Pannel three month old daughter of Samuel and Willie Trotter Pannel pronounced dead on arrival at Dr R L McCulley’s office. Graveside services Monday 10 a.m. West Lawn Cemetery with Rev George Gilmore. Calling hours Durant Funeral Home Sunday 7 to 9. Surviving relatives listed.
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Marci la Fountaine
Jack
Connie Crohébaugh la Fountaine
Kellyav
New Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Jains Fisher
Emmanuel Litheran Church
Michelle
Jackie
John -la Fountainer
Charles Cronebaugh
Lottie Cronebaugh
Linn-Hert
Geib
Rey. Fisher
Evergreen Burial Park
Newcomerstown
Karen Pannel
Samuel
Willie Trotter Pannel
R. L. McCulley
W. R. Agricola
Geneva
Thelma Cassandra
Thelma Trotter
Here
Louise Moore
Hartwell
W. Va
West Lawn Cemetery
George Gilmore
Durant Funeral Home
Canton Firm Gets Power Cable Pad
Graber Electric Co of Canton won a Dover board of control contract for power cables to the municipal light plant switchboard. Bid was 3324 with 65 day delivery, higher than two rival bids but faster. Delivery aligns with end of March turbine arrival. Also Kerr Sewer Service won a second bid for 8 inch sanitary sewer work. Donald Dummermuth estimated project cost at 1877. Kerr bid 1827. Bill Hawk Inc bid 4968. Board approved 500 payment to Newton Asphalt Co for waterworks work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graber Electric Co
Canton
Dover Board of Control
Municipal Light Plant
G. E. Supply Co
Cleveland
Jackson Baley Co
Garbar
Kerr Sewer Service
Newton Asphalt Co
N. Wooster Av
Strasburg
Judges Select New President Ohio Probate Judges Association
Dayton AP reports Judge Harold Ewing of Elyria chosen president of the Ohio Probate Judges Association at the closing session of the annual convention. Ewing succeeds the outgoing leader. Also elected were Dayton’s Judge Neal Gimmers as vice president Findlay Judge Margaretta Schuck as second vice president Circleville Judge Guy Cline as secretary and Logan Judge Rhea Brown as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Harold $. Ewing
Elyria
Ohio Probate Judges Association
Ile
Dude Neal 4Immers
Margaretta B. Schuck
Findlay
Guy Cline
Circleville
Rhea B. Brown
Logan
4-H Clubs Elect Leaders At Home Meeting
The Fiat Progressive Busy Bees met at Mrs. Carl Worrells home with 10 members. Patty Burger and Elizabeth McPherson were elected recreational leaders. JoAnne Brink read scripture. Cindy Schlark and Connie Burger read stories. Demonstrations on good grooming were given by JoAnne Brink and Elizabeth Regula. The next meeting is Feb 22 at Beth Muschelknau s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Carl Worrell
Patty Burger
Elizibeth McPherson
JoAnne Brink
Cindy Schlark
Connie Burger
Elizabeth Regula
Beth
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Gnaden
Rt 1
Potice
Robert D. Hall
RD 4
J. & M. Mining Co
Progress
Cobbler
Pope
U.N
Viet
Dlott
Pri
Uh’‘ville Breakin
Ste
Jessie Ortenzo
N. 2Nd St. Dennison
Rodessa
Common Pleas
Lincense Ormond ‘Triplett
Helen L. Triplett
Port Washington
Dale E. Muehlen
Wavel G. Eagleson
Paul Schreiner
Gnadenshutten March of Dimes
Outlook Club
Richard Brown
N. Dawson St
Central District Court
Doris Etter
AD 3
Twin City Hospital
Joe Zahler
Ray E. Ries
Jeckle Island
Fla
Victor Miller
Ed Hostetler
Sugarcreek
R. A. Klingler
Baltic
Walter
Hisrich
Willsay
Reeves Heights
J. Richard Demuth
AD 4
New
Philadelphia
County Board of ‘Elections Office
Demuth
Rt. 39
Helen Gerber
Nancy McDonnell
Geparanter
NBC Photo Department
D-76
Lelea Photography Magazine
Richard Vesey
Wisconsin State Journal
Paul Farber
V. S. Camera
Fr. Depauw
Cardinal Sheehan
Weather Outlook
Doctor Hurt
Dover Police
la Fountaine
Pannell Infant
Virgil O. Mathias
Paul L. Heyton, Jr
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