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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1967

Page

3

Newtown Lodge Session Opened By Frees Rebekah Members

Newtown Newcomerstown reports Mrs Roy Smith of Beaver sr hosted the Frees Rebekah Lodge session with devotions on forgiveness scripture and prayer. Addresses to ill and improving members, readings and contests led by Mrs Charles Little Misses Denham and Mrs Roy Smith. Next meeting planned with a picnic at Mrs B C Randles RD 1. Also arrest: Robert D Morgan of Parkersburg W Va jailed on intoxication charge after a disturbance at a local restaurant. to appear before Mayor Chester Sharrock.

Sally Duffy Newcomerstown Roy Smith Beaver Sr Frees Rebekah Lodge Ray Schaffner W. W. Landon Bernice Miller Charles Little Robert Denham B.C. Randles RD 1 Robert D. Morgan Parkersburg Van Morgan Chester Sharrock

Youth patrol calms Dayton streets amid rioting

Dayton police reported isolated clashes with rock throwing and arson fears as a youth patrol swore in as the city’s first youth corps. Civil rights leaders urged actions to prevent violence, while efforts to remove parking meters sparked petitions and debate on replacing lost revenue with a village income tax.

Tampa Dayton West Side Nick Nuccio Nuccio Cincinnati Ohio National Guard Lansing Mich State Capitol Cleveland Ohio Martin Luther King Jr King Chicago New York Roy Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP

Grange Group Plans Fall Dances After June Picnic

Unity Grange members met Wednesday night to discuss fall dances. Mrs Ed Weaver won the white yeast bread baking contest, Bessie Bleininger joined as a new member. A literary program featured readings and a solo by Richard Lahmers. Earl Murphy, grange deputy, was reported a patient at Grant Hospital in Columbus. The annual picnic was held June 4, with the next meeting scheduled for July 12 at 8 p.m.

Unity Ed Weaver Bessie Bleininger Richard Lahmers Wayne Bleininger Earl Murphy Grange Grant Hospital Columbus

Two Injured In Separate Harrison County Incidents

In Uhrichsville Forrest Green 73 of 817 North Main Street injured a finger on a buzz saw and Terry Simpson 19 of Cadiz hurt a toe when a guard rail post fell from a truck used by the Harrison County highway department. In Dover 17 year old Charlotte Chigmar’s car collided with 48 year old Howard Kauffman’s vehicle near an alley on North Main Street, both drivers found at fault and no citations issued by police.

Dennison Twin City Hospital Forrest Green N. Main St Uhrichsville Terry Simpson Cadiz Harrison County Highway Dept Charlotte Chigmar Madison Av. Dover Howard Kauffman RD 1 N. Mainst Chigmar

Methodist Bible School Opens Monday for Young Children

The Methodist Church Bible School will run Monday to June 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. for children aged 4 to 12. Sherrodsville hosts the annual Pythian Sisters strawberry festival today at 4 p.m. at the fire station. Port Washington Blue Star Mothers meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. in St. Paul’s United Church of Christ. Minerel City village sprinkling remains limited to 6 to 9 p.m. by the board of public affairs.

Methodist Church Bible Sherrodsville Pythian Sisters Port Washington Blue Star St. Paul's Minerel City Board of Public Affairs Nazarene Lloyd Grimm Nazarene Church Abraham C. H. Fleming Falathia Rebecca Lodge Legion Main St

Whitmer Not Guilty Of Assault Charge

Donald L. Whitmer a 32 year old of 321 West High Avenue New Philadelphia was found not guilty of assault and battery charged June 7 in central district court by Marion Wallick Jr. Whitmer was represented by attorney Danny Johnson and is scheduled to appear before Northern District Court Judge Charles Eckert next Saturday at 11 a.m. on a separate assaulting a state patrolman charge for which he has entered a not guilty plea.

Donald L. Whitmer W. High New Philadelphia Central District Court Marion Wallick Jr Whitmer Atty Danny Johnson Northern District Court Charles Eckert

Brownies Stage Flag Ceremony For West Lafayette Auxiliary

Girl Scout Brownie Troop 484 presented a flag ceremony for Flag Day at American Legion Post 466 Auxiliary meeting. Members Lois Hall Tama ra Graham Jeanie Carpenter Sheryl Hampton Carolyn Gross attended. A strawberry festival planning at Chamber stand was announced for Thursday starting 5 pm with hot dogs sandwiches noodles cake pie ice cream and strawberries.

Roger Kirkpatrickelephone West Lafayette American Legion Post Lois Hall Tamara Graham Jeanie Carpenter Sheryl Hampton Carolyn Gross Warne Stallis Walter Harrison Gertrude Graham Jess Wilson Chamber of Commerce Lester Marquand Viola Schumaker Legion Post 466 Leland D. Reading James Crouse William 8. Cox A.D. Lindsay Rolin Alexander Herman Phlegarl A.E. Lindsay Henry Ramsey Merle Baker Robert L. Householder William S$, Cox Raymond Glazier Julius Shaw Gene O'Neill Roger Ridenour

National Clay Week Parade Dazzles Uhrichsville

Thousands viewed the annual National Clay Week parade in Uhrichsville with about 100 entries. Prizes across nine categories were awarded by Clayland Lions Club chaired by Don Wright, featuring clubs, scouts, church groups, and Miss America 1966 Debbie Bryan among notable paraders.

Uhrichsville Clayland Lions Club Don Wright Dave Smith Jay Williams Joel Adelman Jack Romig Church Organization Dennison Methodist and Presbyterian Joint Bible School United Christ Church Royale Ja-Delles Akron Canton VFW Debbie Bryan Sharon Phillian Jaanet Thompson Clayland Claymont Junior High Dennison Robert Heil LeMoyne Luthy Dover Lester Gregg Gnadenhutten Edward Royer Midvale Common Pleas J. II. Lamneck Raymond Rite Lal National Guard Nit

Fire incidents sweep New Philadelphia area fires cause minor damage

Fire crews responded to a car fire at 416 Ray av NW owned by Albert Rappo rt and driven by Kenny Rappo rt. The hood wiring carburetor and paint were damaged. A false alarm at 478 Fair av NE followed a police report. In Uhrichsvilla a woman named Dianne Damis received treatment at Twin City Hospital after breathing difficulty. A short in wiring caused a 25 damage fire at Edgefield Tavern 902 Tranton av owned by Ross Scaffidl.

New Philadelphia Ray Av N. Water St James Dianne) Damis Twin City Hospital Uhrichsvilla Tranton Av Edgefield Tavern Ross Scaffidl

Building Permits in Dover for Fence Erection

Robert Pettigrew of 1518 Crater Ave. applied for a building permit to erect a basket weave fence along the alley and street.

Dover Robert Pettigrew Crater

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