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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
18
In the Dover New Philadelphia telephone book under sandblasting several entries are listed, noting service providers and contact points. The brief item highlights local tradesmen operating in the sandblasting sector within the Yellow Pages.
Mrs. H. in Strasburg asks what ailing maple leaves indicate. The reply notes a likely Anthracnose fungal infection with brown leaf spots and suggests spraying with a fungicide counteractant to help.
A reader asks about dumping rubbish in Beach City. The village dump is restricted to residents. A private dump operated by Robert Sterner in Sugarcreek Township near Harmon accepts rubbish for a fee and offers a pickup route. Contact 767-2205.
A reader asks about products to repair or prevent record scratches. The answer notes no fixable product exists but mentions new record players using floating cartridges to reduce scratching.
Sugarcreek news notes an accident near Sugarcreek Lanes. Tom Schupbach of 231 5th St is listed as serious at Cleveland Clinic after his auto left the road and struck a mailbox. He was moved from Union Hospital where injured Friday morning.
An Ohioan and two other Coast Guard officers were killed when an amphibian plane crashed 50 miles northeast of Juneau while searching for a missing aircraft carrying a Juneau man and his daughter. Radioman Robert W. Striff Jr. of Lima, Ohio 28 Lt. Robert D. Brown 30 of Danville NL the pilot and Lt. David J. Bain 31 of St. Petersburg Fla the co pilot were killed. Three other men aboard escaped injury.
Dr Teal Anderson 59 an Aku Ohio native will become president of Temple University Aug 1. He was named Friday to succeed the retiring Dr Millard E Gladfelter.
Rear Adm. Frank A. Brandley, commandant of the 7th Naval District, ordered a lunch ban on go-go dancers for enlisted men in San Diego. Dancers may appear at enlisted men's clubs in the evenings but are prohibited at midday meals.
Charles Wesley Flanagan, 68, of Cincinnati, was indicted by a grand jury on a second degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of his estranged wife Georgia, 49, on April 17.
New Philadelphia police yesterday charged Richard Carlisle, 19, of 1449 9th St NE, with reckless operation after his car struck a tree in front of 486 Frontay SE. Police say Carlisle swerved to miss cones along newly painted traffic lanes in the 400 block of Front Ave SE. His car hit the curb, lost control, and crashed into the tree.
Members prepared a cookout at the Dover Dainty Misses meeting on Wednesday night. Karen Keller demonstrated sewing on buttons and meeting programs were distributed. The next meeting is June 28 at Amy Patterson's house at 120 E. 13th St. Dover. Pauline Mutti of Stone Creek RD 1 and Jeff Heddlestone of Dennison RD 1 will attend the state 4-H junior leadership camp near Utica at Camp Ohio. The camp honors one boy and girl per county for leadership. Ohio Farmers Insurance Co sponsored the program. Plans for a 4-H picnic were made at Zoarville Zippers with Deb Eckhart presenting a demonstration. Additional notes cover horse show duties, Saddle Pals, and future wiener roast plans at the Thompson home.
Ohio State University extension specialists outline control methods for phlox chrysanthemum and daylily pests. Phlox face powdery mildew and mites. sulfur sprays or dusts help prevent mildew, while malathion controls mites and Karathane tackles established mildew. Chrysanthemums suffer eelworms leaf spots rust verticillium wilt and need removal of infected plants and careful fungicide use. regular malathion controls aphids and mites, with ferbam for foliage diseases. Daylilies have few issues beyond thrips, which can be treated with listed insecticides.
Seaman Recruit Robert F. McKinney, 21, son of Clyde and E. McKinney, graduated from Navy basic training at Great Lakes. Also listed are Bollerman McDougall returning aboard USS Willie A. Lee after a six month Mediterranean cruise, and Pfc Jerry A. Geers assigned to the 1st Cavalry near An Khe, Vietnam. Pvt Frederick W. Eichal and Pvt David L. Boyd completed eight weeks of artillery training at Ft. Sill with details on roles and families.
A 17 year old Newcomerstown youth received 13 dollars as his share in a robbery slaying case and was sentenced yesterday to Mansfield Reformatory until age 21. Douglas Van Wormer pleaded guilty to robbery in the March beating death of William G. Clark and will be transferred to Mansfield on Monday pending further disposition. Also indicted were James B. Graham and Charles Keith Frenton, who pleaded guilty to reduced charges of manslaughter and robbery and are serving sentences. The case originated in Coshocton County juvenile court with a transfer hearing held earlier.
Dover Grace Lutheran Church announces a Bible school starting Monday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. through June 30 for children 3 to 6th grade. Registration available at 9:15 a.m. in the church office. Theme “God and My Life.” Delegates Rev Herbert Schlotterbeck and Jack Brannen attend Ohio Synod convention in Bowling Green.
Multiple public notices in Dover Ohio invite sealed bids for several city projects including a half ton cab and chassis and a two car garage addition for the Municipal Sewage Treatment Plant. Bids require certified checks, bid bonds of 100 dollars, and compliance with specifications on file in the Director of Public Service's office. Bid openings set for July 12, 1907, at 12 00 noon EST, with rights reserved to reject all bids. Also notices of probate filings and appointments listed for various estates with hearing dates and required creditor claims.
Auction entries list multiple sales across Ohio including Bixler Food Market in Canton area selling equipment and inventory with Runs Kiko as owner and an auctioneer. Gasser and Watts sales in New Philadelphia and Mineral City for livestock equipment and real estate. weekly Friday evenings in Dennison selling used furniture and appliances. Beach City Hardware stock auction by Wilson Agnes and Joseph Barron. Beach City hardware sale at 5 pm and 7 pm Friday evenings noted with auctioneers Herb Peddicord and Tom Dutton.
An $87,150 grant to the Cleveland Business and Economic Development Center was announced by the Kea pote Development Administration to help continue a program aimed at creating jobs in Cleveland.
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