Dover area traffic and legal notices list violators and estates
The notice summarizes Dover cited offenders for traffic violations including speeding ignoring stop signs red lights and license issues in New Philadelphia and surrounding towns. It lists fines bonds forfeited and suspensions with several names and addresses. Estates inventories list executors administrators and amounts. property partition requests and several marriage licenses are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Earl G. Ash
Seven Mile Dr
New Philadelphia
Romaine
Conigllo
3Rd St. NW
Tommy J. Spidell
Strasburg
Julius E. Baker
Tremont St
Russell A. Galbraith
Robert E. Stingel
Dennison
Paul Garrett
E. Ist St
Uhrchsville
Larry Hoppingarner
W. Ist St
Uhrichsyes
Poice
Divorces Filed Over Extreme Cruelty in Bolivar Case
Cynthia J. Eversole a minor sues David Lee Eversole both of Park Jv Bolivar charging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody and support for one child alimony legal fees and pro per relief. They were married October 5 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia J. Eversole
David Lee Eversole
Park Jv
Bolivar
Gorss
Roundtable for all Cub Scout Leaders in Ne thivotnes District
Monthly roundtable for BBul leaders of Cub Scout and Boy Scout units in Ne thivotnes District scheduled for Tuesday at 7 p m slow time at New Philadelphia EUB Church. Also reports on local arrests and thefts, a liquor commission hearing, a hospital treatment, and several community events in New Philadelphia Dover Mineral City and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbul
Nethivotnes
Philadelphia
EUB
Holmes County Christian Men Fellowship Meets Monday
Holmes County Christian Men Fellowship will meet Monday, moved from August 8. The ladies night dinner is set to be served in the elementary school, with Rev. Walter Smith of the Waterford Church of Christ as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes County Christian] Men Fellowship
Walter Smith
Waterford Church of Christ
Twin City youth program aims to curb juvenile delinquency
At Twin City Church and Community Action meeting in St Barnabas social room 19 attendees heard calls for a deputy juvenile officer and for a homemaker services program to aid the elderly and families. Rev. Fred Thorn and Mayor Robert Heil urged action citing rising youth problems and enforcement limits. A committee including Tack LaPorte Bob Galbraith and John Harstine was formed to pursue a part or full time officer while HAR CATUS head Robert Wentz suggested legal aid and anti poverty programs. The next meeting is September 8 at First Christian Church Uhrichsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Twin City
St. Barnabas
Fred Thorn
The
Methodist Church
Robert Heil
Uhrichsville
Thorn
Heil
Tack LaPorte
Bob Galbraith
Robert Armstrong
John Harstine
Dean Chadwell
Twin Cities
Robert Wentz
Harcatus
Legal Aid
Gilbert Smith
First Christian Church
Ubrichsville
West Virginia Man Jailed on Check Defraud Charges
Homer Jobes of Moundsville West Virginia was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Soc rates Space for check fraud. He allegedly passed a bad check for 60 dollars at Haas Hardware in Dennison and was ordered to return a rifle and shells. He was jailed by sheriff deputies Tuesday at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Uhrichsville
Homer Jobes
Moundsville
W. Va
Socrates Space
Jobes
Haas Hardware
Dennison
Misfigured stock yields and cautious advice from investors guide
A reader exchange outlines how to evaluate investment income correctly. Mr. Shulsky explains that a 9 percent yield is illusory when using original cost, showing a $50 stock now valued at $10,000 with $450 annual income yields far less than 9 percent on current value. He cautions about capital growth and suggests realistic allocations among bonds, CDs, and quality stocks for steady income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteryear
Detroit Edison
Basic DNA Chemistry in Each Living Cell
The basic chemical in heredity is deoxyribonucleic acid DNA, a substance found in the nucleus of each living cell.
Obituaries and memorial notices across several towns
Obituary items report Elizabeth A Nach celebrating 100th birthday and dying at home in Mentor while detailing her early life in Apalachicola Dover and family, plus burial plans. Other notices include Georgia Riggle at 79 in Uhrichs ville, Homer McCoy’s widow in Port Washington, Frances Caddey of Sandyville, and related service times and surviving relatives.
Obituary notices for Keller and Kirk men in Millersburg and Dover
Dr. Ralph Redington Keller 46 prominent optometrist in Millersburg dies after long illness in Pomerene Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Maxine Nigh, children Leslee, Larayne, George Adrian. sisters Doris McClelland and Ruth Jones. longtime associate of his father. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery after 1:30 visitation at Elliott-Hartline Funeral Home. memorials to American Cancer Society. John Kirk, 76, dies of heart ailment in Wolf home after living in Beckley and Raleigh County. Survived by wife Retta, daughter Leona Bryant, sons Charles and Morris, siblings, 23 grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral at Linn-Hert-Geib Funeral Home with interment at Dover Burial Park. Rev. Glen Shugars officiating.
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Elizabeth A. Nach
Evergreener
Hach
Elizabeth Horn
Apalachicolla
Fla
Dover
Jacob Horn
George Wills
Jack
Edward
Chagrin River Valley
Audubon Society
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ralph Creig
Cleveland
Edward A
Davis Funeral Home
Clark Av
Willoughby
Uhrichsville
Georgia Riggle
Thompson
Rohrig
Plainfield
George and
Sue McKean Tidrick
First Methodist Church
Robert
Helen Curtiss
Riverside
Calif
Clara van Krimpen
Florida
Bruce Riggle
Springfield
R. K. Lindsey
Roy Farmer
Union Cemetery
Port Washington
Homer McCoy
University Hospital At
Columbus
Wirt County
W. Va
The
Nazarene Church
Delbert
Frankfort
Ind
Louel Smith
John Menefee
Dessel Barron
Harry Sparks
New Philadelphia
William Kaiser
Strasburg
Belle Hickman
Kaserman-Naylor Funeral
Glen Carlisle
East Avenue
Sandyville
Frances Caddey
Canton Aultman Hospital
Marshallville
Wayne
Blanche Moore
Mineral City
Ohio State Mother’s Club
Ohio State University
William J
Charles
Enid) Mears
Canton
William
North Canton
John Wayne Caddey
Berea
Gordon Funeral Home
East Sparta
Dwight Heaston
Greenlawn Cemetery
Millersburg
Ralph Redington Keller
Pomerene Memorial Hospital
G. B
Lillian Redington Kelller
Pe. Keller
Methodist Church
Cottimerte
Holnties
American Legion
Maxine Nigh
Leslee
Larayne
George Adrian
Roland
Doris) McClelland
Here
James
Ruth) Jones
Talahassee
Elliott-Hartline Funeral Home
James Norton
Oak Hill Cemetery
American Cancer Society
John Kirk
Wolf
John
Leon) Bryant
Lawrence County
Beckley
Eugene and
Jeanne Maynard Kirk
Kirk
Church, of God
Raleigh County
United Mine Workers
Retta Bennett
Traveiers
Myrtle) Goins
Maine
Marie Kenney
Laster
George
Lillian) Taylor
Richard
Ruby
Morris
Raleigh
Keither
Virgil
Lucy) Whaley
Linn-Hert-Geib Funeral Home
Dover Burial Park
Glen Shugars
Philadelphia Soldier Surrenders After AWOL Detour
Donald E. Owens 20 of 212 Allen St SW New Philadelphia surrendered to sheriff deputies for absence without leave from his Army post. An April draftee, he had been AWOL from Ft Bragg and later from Ft Riley after a bus ticket paid by Sgt Vaughn Parker. He faced disciplinary action at Ft Riley. Funeral notices follow for Frank Carpenter and Murl Bell.
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Donald E. Owens
Allen
New Philadelphia
Ft. Bragg
Vaughn Parker
Parker
Uhrichsville
Owens
Newcomerstown
Columbus
Ft Riley
Kan
Ft. Riley
Linn-Hert-Geib
Youth Is Charged In Case Involving Missing Girl
NEWCOMERSTOWN Raymond Little filed charges for contributing to the delinquency of his 4 year old daughter against Wayne Anderson 19 of Smithfield. Police say the couple left with the girl Thursday at 11 a m and neither has been seen since. Investigators suspect they may be headed south possibly to marry. The charge was prepared by the prosecutor s office in juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Raymond Little
Wayne Anderson
Smithfield
Anderson
Ohio farm grain prices reported by state agriculture dept
In Columbus, prices for No 2 red wheat rose to 1.72 to 1.77 per bushel with most at 1.74 to 1.75. No 2 yellow corn largely steady at 1.27 to 1.33 per bushel, No 2 oats near 0.85 to 0.75, and No 1 soybeans mixed around 3.26 to 3.35 with most around 4.31 to 3.32 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
4 H Club members share vacation tales and safety film
Jet 4H'ers met at Larry Dalpaiz's home and described places visited on vacations. A film strip on accident prevention was shown and Kristine Durbin demonstrated making a flower. Attending 4-H camp from the group will be Lesley Durbin, Larry Dalpaiz and Fred Hapner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Dalpaiz
Kristine Durbin
Lesley Durbin
Fred Hapner
Memorial Hall Bids Rejected in Dover Meeting
Dover board of control rejected all bids to renovate Memorial Hall as they all exceeded the allocated funds. Kerr Sewer Service of New Philadelphia won a contract to lay 380 feet of 6 inch cast iron water line on E. 5th street from Johnson to Betcher Avenue, bid $1735.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Dover
Board of Control
Kerr Sewer Service of
New Philadelphia
E. 5Th St
Johnson
Betscher Av
Kerr
Board at Newtown To Get Plans for New High School
NEWCOMERSTOWN The board of education will hold a special session Monday night at 7 30. Plans for the new high school have been completed according to Supt Ed Hamsher and discussion will be held by board members and the architect on the best time to ask for kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Board of Education
Ed Hamsher
Car Hit by Train Near Beach City Injures Four
State patrol investigates a train car collision on Rt. 250 southwest of Beach City at 11:50. Witnesses say Lee Simon, 40, of Lorain, failed to stop for a Norfolk & Western train. The engine struck the car, tossing it 50 feet and around. Simon, his wife, and three children escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 250
Beach City
Lee Simon
Lorain
Norfolk & Western
Simon
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Phitelolis
John J. Woyton
Jamaica
N. Y
James E. Flannery
Troy
Daisy Boitnott
York Township
Homer J. Boitnott
RD 1
Stone Creek
Monroe N. Schlabach
Auburn Township
Joe J. Miller
John A. Hoover
Franklin Township
Alice P. Hoover
Victor J. Ghirocias
Mary Ghirocias
Mary Reese
Common Pleas
Edwin C. Senhauser
3Rd St
Norman and
Leah Senhauser
W. High Av
Nancy Senhauser
N. Wooster
Donald A. Senhauser
Columbis
Albert C. Senhauser
Miami, Fla
J. Robert Senhauser
Baltic
Midwestern Indemnity Co
Cincinnati
Harold Doolin
RD 3
Ella Mae Butts
Rear
4Th St
4Th St. NW
Robert E. Stewart
Elizabeth J. Maxwell
Tuscarawas
James W. Evans
Rebecca A. Doutt
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Clemen- LA Breeh
Uhrichs
Ed Pollock
RD 2
Union Hospital
Weigand Gmc Inc
Doiver
Cy Young
Mineral City American Legion
Legion Hall
Kay Gibbs
Oak St
Maddie Perry
W. Highay
William Jr. Fiddler
Joe Garouelle
Weinst Sohio
Frank Maurer
Walnutt
Arden Cotterman
W. 8Th &T
Jerry Pittman
City Park
Doni Stuber
Elmer C. Hawthorne
Sugarcreek
Doveron
Rt. 38
Hawthorne
Florence Peck
D. A. May
Mrs. Peck
Investors Guide
Mr. Shulsky
Sam Shulakys
Daily Reporter
King Features Syndicate
Loren DePalma
Cranston, R. I
Elizabeth Hech
Mrs
William Caddey
Ralph Keller
Phila
Carpenter Services
Mrs. Murl Bell
Killbuck
Murl H. Bell
General Hospital
Akron
Emery
Walter Huff
Willard
California
Hunter Funeral Home
Italy
Jean Jacquen Gilleron
Avellino
C. Gordon Singhays
Newtown
Letterpress Polen
N. Wooster Rover, Ohio
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