Dover housewife runs beauty shop family meals and grill lore
Elaine Rippel of 218 E. 17th st. Dover manages a home beauty shop and family life. She details cooking on the barbecue with pork eye of round and chicken, plus oven prep, desserts, and a fudge topping. Her daughter Jane helps. Fleet and James Freeman are mentioned in related commencement notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Jarvis
Smidoth
Robert
Elaine) Rippel
Ter Dover
Cae
Bud Judkins
Kathie Andreas
Rick
Becky
E. 17Th St
Elaine
Jaine
Canton
Dover
Gerber Beauty School
Elizabeth
Child Conservation League
St. John’s United Church of Christ
PTA
Tusky Tops
Earl
New Philadelphia
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Heloise column readers share clever home hacks
Readers offer diaper reuse tips for night-time comfort and reduced bulk, plus safety ideas using plastic bottles on stakes. Advice covers air flow in basements, vacuum cleaning pockets in jeans, and an electric carving knife for slicing delicate cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Betty Hall
Misplaced cake and pancake contest feed Juanita’s Journal
A New Philadelphia couple found an anonymous cake on their porch with no clue to its sender while a 1967 pancake recipe contest highlights Pancakes Parfait and Hoosier Honeys. John James competes in the National Chicken Cooking Contest in Dover Delaware with his family. Jeanne Contini’s wedding is celebrated with a bridal shower gift basket listing monthly ideas from January towels to March shamrock shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John James
Dover
Del
James
San Francisco
Los Angeles
John
Jeff
Delware
Jeanne Rose Contini
Robert Speaker
Sandyville
Seasonal Home Decor Calendar Fragments
A set of monthly craft items lists. April features pints and planting spring bulbs. May adds a flag theme. June shows artificial strawberries center piece. July includes drum bookends. August offers picnic plates. September presents a little red school house bank. October designs a pumpkin with cookie cutters. November includes a nut bowl and nutcrackers. December adds an angel for a Christmas tree.
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Little Red School House Bank
Area Highway Jobs Offered for Sale
The Ohio Highway Department will sell several highway relocation and resurfacing projects. A 2.2 mile relocation of Rt. 39 from east of Roswell to near Carroll County line is set for July 11 with completion by August 31, 1968. Includes additional resurfacing work on Rt. 62 in Holmes County and long distance routes into Carroll and Holmes counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Ohio” Highway Department
Carroll County
Rt. 62
Holmes County
Electricians Ratify Four Year Pact at Mansfield Plant
In Lexington near Mansfield, Ohio union Local 709 of the International Union of Electrical Workers ratified a four year contract at Stevens Manufacturing after a six week strike that turned violent. About 300 members voted by standing ballot to approve the agreement reached with Stevens the night before. The plant, employing 750, was sold last week to Essex Wire Corp of Fort Wayne Indiana. 15 men and five women were arrested during morning disturbances as deputies cleared 100 protesters with fire hoses and tear gas.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Stevens Manufacturing Co
Lexington
Ater
Stevens
Essex Wire Corp
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ohio grain prices rise and fall at farm markets
Ohio Dept. of Agriculture reports mixed grain prices in Columbus markets with No 2 red wheat up 1 to 2 cents to about 1.34 to 1.42 per bushel, No 2 yellow corn steady to up slightly around 1.20 to 1.27, No 2 oats mostly 68 to 80 cents, and No 1 soybeans steady to down to 2.72 to 2.76 per bushel.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Engineers Okay Pact For 5 Year Wage Increase
In Cleveland AP reports a five year contract for statewide Local 18 of the Operating Engineers provides an hourly wage and fringe increase of 2.80. Voted 5491 in favor to 1456 against, clearing a strike that began May 3. Workers, who run haltering and heavy construction equipment, returned to duty June 14. Old pay was 4.97 per hour plus 34 cents fringe. by May 1, 1972, earnings rise to 7.67 per hour with 10 more cents in fringes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Possehl
53 School Employes Picnic at City Park
A newly chartered non teaching employes chapter of the Dover public school system held its first annual picnic dinner at City Park Thursday night with 53 attending. Luther Everhart was recognized and received a gift as he retires July 1. The charter was granted May 25 under the Ohio Association of Public School Employes and the next meeting will begin the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Public School
City Park
Luther Everhart
Dover
Ohio Association of Public School Employes
Ling
Busy two hours for Dover patrols with six calls
Dover police logged six complaints since midnight. At 12 40 p m they responded to a domestic disturbance on Washington Street then a prowler report on the 700 block of Walnut Street at 12 55 p m. Officers searched for boys breaking glass on West 6th Street at 1 09 p m without locating anyone. A suspicious person call about Warry Triplett of 130 East 17th Street came in at 1 50 p m near the bus station. The final report involved a garage noise issue in the 700 block of Walnut Street, near Front Street, with an erected advertising sign at the former Gulf site.
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Dover
Washington St
Walnut St
W. 6Th St
Warry
Bus St
Oi Co
Front
Staton
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Ohio State University
Lois Shutt
Glenn Shutt
Oak St
Sugarcreek
Bluffton College
Colorado
Fleet Freeman
Atty
James W. Freeman
RD 3
Coshocton
Franklin College School of Law
Capital University
Columbus
Fleet
United States Law Week
Main St
Alty
James Freeman
Coshocton County
Slamey
Robert Rippel
Mall
Daily Reporter
D. Moore
J.D.S
Patricia Metzger
Pat
Juanita
Juanita Abe
Charles Bells
Ray Av. NW
JJJ
Sale End
West Twelfth Street
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