Industrial Golf League shares low score honors
Five players Evan Brown John Columbo Chuck Stephen Larry Swinderman and Dale Keller each shot par 36 to lead in the Industrial Golf League at Hidden Valley. Additional scores included Jim Troyer 37 Clem Locker 38 Bill Cole 39 and Jim Dusenberry Bob Fox Art Selb Harry Selbert Charlie Fisher and Dick Berichon 40. Standings list multiple company teams with varied totals.
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Evan Brown
John Columbo
Chuck Stephen
Larry Swinderman
Dale Keller
Hidden Valley
Jim Troyer
Clem Locker
Bill Cole
Jim Dusenberry
Bob Fox
Art Selb
Harry Selbert
Charlie Fisher
Dick Berichon
Marsh
Timken
General Electric
Dover Readies Little League Week Campaign
Mayor C LeMoyne Luthy announces Dover Little League Week with all boys in the Little and Minor leagues canvassing the city for Dover Baseball Leagues Inc memberships. Organizers set a Sunday 4 p.m. meeting at Memorial Hall to pick up tickets.
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C. LeMoyne Luthy
Dover
Dover Baseball Leagues Inc
Memorial Tall
Kidd Cards Ace At Country Club
Hf Bill Kidd, a 12th grader at New Philadelphia High, aced the 150‑yard No 4 hole at Union Country Club using a 6 iron while playing with Bob Ault. Kidd shot 77 for the day, with witnesses Lou Lagatta and Martin Fritz signaling him through. The same week he displayed strong golf play amid a busy weekend at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kidd
New Philadelphia
Kidd
New Philadelphia High
Union Country Club
Bob Ault
Lou Lagatta
Martin Fritz
Ault
State to Decide On Transfer of Tunnel Hill Area
The state board of education will consider transferring the Tunnel Hill area south of Stone Creek to Newcomers town Exempted Village School District. Petitions were filed in March with the New Philadelphia board of education. If approved, the local board has 30 days to act, then Newcomerstown must decide. The territory joined the city district after Stone Creek-Jefferson district was annexed to New Philadelphia.
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Tunnel Hill
Stone Creek
Newcomerstown
State Board of Education
New Philadelphia Board of Education
Newcomerstown Board
Stone Creek - Jefferson
New Philadelphia
Mother Fete Set Monday At Strasburg
Reservations for the annual American Legion Auxiliary mother daughter banquet are to be called to Mrs Albert Margo by Monday. The dinner will be served Tuesday at 6 30 p m in Chicken Manor. Jonathon Tate Barracks World War I Veterans met Thursday night with Cmdr Samuel Morrison presiding. The invocation was given by Chaplain Thomas Krantz. Buddy Roy Gerlack was reported in the hospital and Joe Smith and Henry Holger on the sick list. Reports by Quartermaster Francis Stone and Service Officer Sherman Gopp urged strong membership amid a congressional bill to eliminate burial allowances for widows of deceased soldiers. Delegates heading to the state convention at Columbus were given instructions. A pop pies sale was approved for Veterans Day. Henry Horgers name was drawn for the monthly award but he was absent. Refreshments were served by the auxiliary. The next meeting will be a picnic in Beach City roadside park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Strauss
Strasburg
American Legion Auxiliary
Albert Margo
Chicken Manor
Jonathon Tate
Cmdr
Samuel Morrison
Thomas Krantz
Buddy Roy Gerlack
Joe Smith
Henry Holger
Quartermaster Francis Stone
Sherman Gopp
Gopp
Congress
Columbus
Henry Horgers
Beach City
First Aid Courses Slated at Conotton
LEESVILLE The final two sessions of the Green Valley Rar itan sponsored first aid course are set for Tuesday and July 16 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m at Conotton Valley High. Philip Andes of the Ohio Division of Mines instructs the classes and says any interested person may attend and qualify for the certificate even without attending the first class. There is no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Conotton Valley High
Philip Andes
Ohio Division of Mines
Nixon Urges Johnson to Visit De Gaulle on NATO Split
Nixon says President Johnson should go to France to dissuade Charles de Gaulle from withdrawing from NATO. He argues France is essential to the alliance and Kennedy would have pursued talks. He also warns against threats to freedom at home, citing the Meredith shooting as a sign of rising lawlessness.
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Chicago
Johnson
France
Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Kennedy
de Gaulle
NATO
Europe
General Federation of Women's Clubs
James Meredith
Driver Charged After I-77 Crash Near Strasburg
James A. Brandon, 25, of Smithfield was jailed early today by state patrol for driving while intoxicated after his vehicle struck a guardrail near an exit ramp on Interstate 77 south of Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Brandon
Smithfield
Strasburg
Rockers and Mods Yield To British Neatnik Trend
London report notes shift among under-30 British men from rocker leather and mod scooter styles to the Neatnik look. Affluent ex-Mods move into executive wear with waistcoats, tailored coats, hats, and cravats, signaling a broader social rise of formal fashion amid prosperity.
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Britain
Neatnik
Mistie
Tailor & Cutter
Serving Our Flag: McConnell and Leggett Report in Army Service
Py Richard A McConnell a 1963 New Philadelphia High School graduate now serves at Fort Riley Kansas with Headquarters Battery Sth Infantry Division Artillery after enlisting in November 1965 He previously trained at Fort Gordon Ga and worked for ITV Specialties Co in Dover Capt Norman H Leggett son of Mr and Mrs William D Leggett New Philadelphia is in Vietnam as a T 28 Trojan pilot in the Pacific Air Forces He earned a BS in journalism from Ohio University and is a member of Sigma Chi His wife Mary is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Marr of 138 Ray Ave New Philadelphia
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Richard A. McConnell
Floyd W. McConnell
Eleventh St
New Philadelphia
Sth Infantry Division Artillery
Fort Riley
Kan
McConnell
Fort Sill
Oklo
Army
Fort Gordon
New
Norman H. Leggett
Sonior
William D. Leggett
W. Highay
Viet Nam
Leggett
Pacific Air Forces
U. S
Pacific
Far East
Southeast Asia
New Phildelphia High
Ohio University
Crowd marks monk's fiery death in Hue vigil
About 5000 Buddhists in Hue protested with anti American and anti government banners marking the third anniversary of Quang Duc's self immolation in Saigon. Riot police watched from Saigon while authorities notified Seoul Premier Ky would attend the Asian Pacific Ministerial Conference, amid concerns of a proposed military alliance.
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Hue
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Quang Duc
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Seoul
Australia
Japan
Twin City Water Plan Aid Request Reaches Chicago
Twin City Water Board President Joseph Martin will travel to Chicago to file a HUD grant request for 409200 dollars to fund a new water plant. Board member Wade McGuire cites delays as the cause of prior rejection and says personal delivery may be more effective. In Lima, Alonzo Neal Dyer, 18, of Kenton, died from injuries after a motorcycle crash in Kenton earlier Friday.
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Twin City Water Plan
Uhrichsville
Twin City Water Board
Joseph Martin
Chicago
Housing and Urban Development Agency
Wade McGuire
Lima, Ohio
Alonzo Neal Dyer
Kenton
4 H Club Meeting Notes Show Activities and Demonstrations
Four H Clubs Ridge Tiders and Flat Progressive Busy Bees share meeting details with names of officers, demonstrations, games, refreshment hosts, and upcoming events. Notable names include Jim Overholt Nancy Norris Sharon Starkey Jed Brenda Robinson Denise Gunther Jed Sally Leven good and others. meetings list dates on Thursday and Wednesday evenings at 7 pm and in homes or church locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge Tiders Club
Jim Overholt
Midvale
Nancy Norris
Bolivar Lassies
Sharon Starkey Jed
Brenda Robinson
Denise Gunther Jed
Sally Levengood
Denise Gunther
Karen Tebellion
Janet Starkey
Patty Sundheimer
Lutheran Church
Police Hunt Missing Boy in Findlay Ohio
Law enforcement and volunteers scour Riverside Park along the Blanchard River for 8-year-old Tim Trask who vanished after leaving home to fish Friday afternoon. About 25 to 60 searchers worked through the night for the boy described as 75 pounds, wearing a white shirt, blue jeans, white sneakers, and carrying a fishing pole.
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Findlay
Ohio
Tim Trask
Blanchard
Riverside Park
Tim
Community club speakers and officer installs announced in New Philadelphia area
New Philadelphia and Dover groups schedule guest speakers and officer inductions at Reeves Motor Inn Bonvecchio's Atwood Lodge and other venues. Talks cover automobile safety and general telephone facilities. Installation ceremonies set for June 22 27 28 29 with multiple clubs including Kiwanis Lions Rotary Exchange and Dover Exchange planning sessions and tours.
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Evan Owens
Howard Connelly
Dover Rotary Club
Helmkamp’s
General Telephone
New Philadelphia Exchange
Reeves Motor Inn
Memorial Mass for Dr. Eugene R Hammersley
Memorial service at Wainwright for Dr. Eugene R. Hammersley of Tuscarawas with Rev. Fr. Robert T. Manning officiating. Attendees included family friends and guests from Uhrichsville Canton Cincinnati Dennison Port Washington and New Philadelphia. Hammersley Memorial Fund received 205.55 from the community. a buffet lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Sciarini
Wainwright
Robert T. Manning
Eugene R. Hammersley
Tuscarawas
John Caravall
Garry Erwin
Kathleen Carlisle
Eugene
Mabel) Hammersley
John Hammersley
Cheryl
Uhrichsville
Gail Everhart
Port Washington
Helen Goettge
Anthony Migoni
Cincinnati
William Matz
Carlos McGlothlin
Edward L. Miller
Dennis
Lee Daverlo
Louis Caravati Jr
John Peacock
John Erwin
Albert Waldo
Sinatra-Weisman Beverly Hills Fight Raises Probe
Police investigate a brawl at the Beverly Hills Hotel involving Frank Sinatra and Frederick R. Weisman. Sinatra claims he was struck without provocation. Weisman, unconscious after brain surgery, faces no charges. Dean Martin corroborates that another assailant intervened as the incident unfolded. Lt Colford says the case remains under investigation. Sublethal pesticide doses in mice reduced reproduction by up to 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Dean Martin
Frederick R. Weisman
Hunt Foods, Inc
Martin
Palm Springs
Giuliano
Jilly) Rizzo
New York
Welsman
Buddy
F. H. Colford
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Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Philadelphia
Hayles
Conotton
Faberge
Third ST
Maine
Daily Reporter
Great Northern Newsprint Co
Millinocket
Eugene Boone
Keith Dominick
Gnadenhalten
George Franz
Donnie Caraway
Dennison
Jack Leggett
James Golden
Mat Leet
Ann Goodman
Rose Ann Groef
Neatniks
London
iNeatniks
Mods
Welfare
Monk
Edgar Emig
Susie Ott
Beth Multschelknaus
Elizabeth McPherson
JoAnne Brink
Linda
Gayla Gardner
Ralph Kilchenman
Double R. Ranch Boys
Steve
Mike Coventry
Jon Graef
Jeff Eddy
Graef
Delbert
Bonnie Lauser
Common Pleas Court
State Highway Department
GLUBS
Tobert Hyatt
Ohio Aaa
Traudt Moran
Rotary
Atwood Lodge
Dover Lions Club
Meriikamp’s
Dover Exchange Club
Itspenschied
Clifford Lewis
Dover Kiwanis
Church of Wainwright
Brenda Briggs
Robert Briggs
Here
Twin City Hospital
Emma Bonogcchio
Calvin Carlini
Canton
Kimberly Sarah Carlini
James Carlinis
Bert Cardani
Mary Lou Caravati
Immaculate Conception High
Canasta Club
Charles Griffin
Larry Bolden
Robert Alexander
Robert Karl
John Decker
Jerry Lou Berlendis
Donald Gross
St. Therese Hall
Nina Migoni
Cincinnati College
Marco Comignaghi
John
Butch
Frankfort
Ind
Clinton H. Anderson
Weisman
Anderson
Warther’s
Warther
Warther Museum
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