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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
14
The article outlines a third in a series on low salt living. It advises reading labels on frozen and canned items for sodium, favoring fresh produce, dried fruits, and certain fruits juices, and offers simple flavor tips like lemon juice on potatoes and rosemary on mashed potatoes. It promotes using herbs and spices to enhance taste without salt.
A reader shares camping eggs stored in jars to avoid breakage and easy scrambling. Other tips include nylon net baiting tricks, pocket ironing with tissue, initials on quilts for gifts, and resealing stamps by dampening with glue or tape for quick reglue.
Mrs Dean Baldwin of Columbus daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Graff graduated magna cum laude from Capital University with a Bachelor of Arts in music and Phi Beta awards for outstanding scholarship. She maintained a 3 685 average and held band and music society memberships. Attending with family were her husband parents sister Linda and grandparents.
Two Newtown St. Pauls Church Women groups met last week. Group 1, led by Mrs Verle Davis, heard devotions by Mrs Robert Berg who reviewed Rosanna of the Amish. group members worked on the Christmas project and a July 5 meeting was planned with Mrs Berg hosting. Group 4, led by Mrs James Murphy, discussed computers and world church topics with a follow up on the executive committee meeting. a July 14 lunch is planned with Mrs Lawrence Gaskil hosting. Rachael Shryock patient in Coshocton Memorial Hospital, room 406.
At 11 26 a m yesterday in New Philadelphia two vehicles were heavily damaged with three people injured. Gerald Kail 22 of High Ave was cited for failure to yield. Betty James 31 and son Darrel 9 were treated for knee and thigh injuries. Darrel James and Judy Kail received care at local facilities. A second incident on Fair Ave NE involved George Canfield bike vs Cyril Packer car. both reported. A separate hit and run occurred on 4th Street NW near Chauncey Ave. Bruce Harlan 16 and Charles Hall Jr 41 were involved in minor collision cases and citations for yielding failures were issued.
Pope Paul VI postponed the June 29 start of five Ecumenical decrees governing bishops and dioceses religious missions Christian education and the apostolate of the laity. He cited advice from a commission and will implement changes gradually within the Vatican Curia reform. A second note mentions the long history of domesticated pigeons noted as a nuisance by 990 B.C.
In the retrial debate, Bailey pushes for first come first served press access and plea for venue change. Sheppard questions if case will move forward without admissible evidence, noting past cross examination about his wife’s death and affair with Susan Hayes. Bailey outlines fair-trial steps including limiting editorializing and confining jury during proceedings.
Star Duke, who has underperformed this season, told reporters he plans a rethink as River Downs hosts the featured $5,000 Cincinnati Handicap. He claims strong evidence supports his chances, with rivals Deacon Sheppard, David, Queen City Miss, and Brown's Risque seen as contenders.
Race edged contest between Randy Snow of Toledo and Aligent over Richard Comfor of Upper Arlington. Conventions wind up today with a joint rally tonight. Federalists nominate Thomas Elliot of Columbus Whetstone for lieutenant governor and Fred Hough of Warren for secretary of state. Don Zoellner of Bethel as temporary party chair and Dan Shubert of Miamisburg as temporary secretary. Nationalists nominate Robert Ellis of Marysville for temporary chairman and Carl Sunshine of Cleveland Heights for temporary secretary. A record 1,352 boys attend the 29th annual Boys State, an American Legion exercise in self government.
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