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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1967
Page
3
A collage of aphorisms on ambition, manners, love, and money. It playfully remarks that insomnia accompanies success, secret diaries tempt readership, bosses notice disorganization at breakfast, and self-made wealth loses luster to inherited fortunes. It mingles urban scenes with cultural quips and job fantasies.
In the Northern District Court Judge Charles Eckert fined three area unlicensed fishermen and a Strasburg man for illegal dumping, with bonds forfeited. James A. Dodd of Massillon and Larry Newton of Beach City were fined $20 each on fishing and dumping counts. The County-Wide Amateur Radio Club plans field day in Zoar with emergency power to test 24 hour contacts across states. The Senate approved Wallace Pealey as full time postmaster here, installed May 26, replacing Ray Stone. Ben Pfeiffer's postmaster appointment at Gnadenhutten was confirmed. Snyder's Bicycle Shop in Dover sponsors its second annual bicycle hike Wednesday at 3 pm. Richard Evel, 19, of Sugarcreek, to appear Wednesday for disorderly conduct. Evelyn Lowell, 44, of Dover, arrested for intoxication.
A U S District Court jury found Edson Lee Nolan 24 of Greenfield guilty Friday night of bank robbery and endangering bank tellers. The Feb 21 Frankfort Citizens National Bank of Chillicothe holdup yielded $4062. Co-defendants Charles and Kenneth Dorman face separate trials with dates undetermined.
The highway patrol investigates a rear end collision on Rt. 21 seven tenths of a mile north of Newcomerstown at 9 30 this morning. Mrs. Cora Lawyer and her daughter Jacquie of RD 1 sustained head injuries and cuts while Mrs Sawyer hit the car in front driven by Romayne F. Gryczcek 46 of Kirkwood Ohio. Major damage occurred to both cars and both drivers received citations.
In Findlay Ohio Governor George Wallace scheduled to speak at McComb High School tonight after participating in a 100 unit Homecoming and Harvest Festival parade in McComb. Ohio State President G Fawcett elected a director of Ohio Bell increasing board size to 14. Dr Herbert C Blackann bound over to grand jury for alleged abortion of a 22 year old OSU coed March 3. Cleveland Electric Illuminating strike nears end with tentative agreement after 35 days. Retired General Curtis LeMay visits Mount Vernon for Citizens For LeMay efforts and meetings with local leaders and reporters.
Kathleen Thompson deputy motor vehicle registrar announced the Newcomerstown office will be closed for one week and reopen next Saturday in a remodeled building at 109 Bridge Street owned by Darrell Chaney. Sgt and Mrs Donald Klausman of Beaufort DC are parents of twin daughters born June 6. Mrs Klausman formerly Sandra Sauerbrey daughter of Carl Sauerbreys of McKinley, and Mary Lee is visiting. Ripley’s Meat Market closes after 16 years in business at 114 River Street. Jacob Ripley will join Beuhler’s Market in New Philadelphia.
Common Pleas reports Helen E. Cramer seeks separate maintenance custody and support for one child against Bernard E. Cramer Jr. They married July 12, 1961. Also foreclosures and damage suits filed by lenders and homeowners against local residents and firms across Tuscarawas County.
Virginia L. Edwards of RD 4 New Philadelphia sues Gerald R. Edwards of 314 Emmettay NW New Philadelphia for divorce citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody and support for three children, approval of separation agreement, and other relief. Married April 11 1952.
Robert S. Speaker 22 of Sandyville and Jeanne R. Contini 21 of Dover. James L. Stein 22 and Barbara J. Harmon 19 both of New Philadelphia. Terry Winkhart 19 of Navarre and Loretta Chrinner 21 of Brewster.
The list details hospital admissions and dismissals for numerous individuals from areas including Uhrichsville Coshocton Dennison New Philadelphia and Canton Aultman Hospital noting names addresses and patient movements. Included are Mrs Roy Parcel Mrs Anne Briggs Mrs Grace Magers Stephen Toker Homer Sim mers Estella Rippet h and others with several relatives and spouses listed among the entries. The report ends noting Forrest Jones of Uhrich st Uhricksville admitted to Canton Aultman Hospital in Room 236B on Tuesday.
Names and households in Dover New Philadelphia Elizabet h Wenger John Lee Masters Shanesville Strasburg and other towns are listed as gift donors or recipients in a social notice. Mrs. Donald Jones Mrs. Richard Gribble and daughters and Mrs. Harriet Mizer appear in Dover. Leslie Strawn and James Slates are noted in Elseyvuere.
In Denison area Twin City hospital emergency room treated two youngsters stung by bees. Jeffrey Wolfe six of Grant Street Denison was stung on the chest and Mark Tice three of East Street Uhrichsville was stung on the bottom of a foot. Other cases included Gary Van Fossen twenty six of Rural Route 2 removing a piece of steel from his hand and Louis Hindman seventeen of Rural Route 2 injuring his hand in a saw at Elmer Edwards Lumber Co. Leroy Garretson forty seven of Rural Route 1 Newcomerstown was struck on the head with a chain at Larson Clay Co. Ruth Williams twenty seven of Massillon stepped on a rusty nail at Twin Lakes.
Thrifty mom advised to sew a cool cotton pinafore using Pattern 7053 with child sizes 2 4 6 8, priced 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing. Include name address and pattern number to Alice Brooks Daily Reporter Needlecraft Dept Box 163 Old Chelsea Station NY 10011. Also highlights 210 needlecraft designs 1967 catalog and various affordable pattern books.
Mr and Mrs Louis Walker RD 1 Gnadenhutten announce a son. Mr and Mrs Jack Lineberry 256 9th st SW New Philadelphia announce a son. Mr and Mrs Earl Greenwood 11 Spring St Dennison announce a son. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Peterson 20714 Taylor Ave Dennison announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs John Weigel 606 N 2nd St Dennison announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Roy D Miller RD 1 Sugarcreek announce a son. Mr and Mrs Jonathan D Miller RD 3 Fresno announce a daughter. Elsewhere Mr and Mrs Wallen Beatty Magnolia report a son born June 2 at Timken Mercy Hospital Canton. Mr and Mrs John Herstine Magnolia report a daughter born June 21 at Canton Aultman Hospital. Ray Riggenbach 16 E 11th Dover is in Timken Mercy Hospital Canton in Room 128.
Official Weather Bureau summary reports fair skies and near temperatures across Ohio before sunrise. Readings ranged from 58 at Zanesville to 68 at Dayton with Columbus and Toledo around 65 and 64 along the Ohio River. Cooler air will move in Sunday with mid 70s expected in northern and central portions.
Four Clovers 4-Hers gathered Friday at Mrs. Charles McCulloch’s Dover home. Roll call honored familiar names as a tea towel project finished. Games and refreshments followed. Plans included a swimming party and picnic Tuesday at Jimine’s, Ridge Riders meeting at Jim Overholt’s, and a horse show set for July 16 at Darby Hollow Riding Academy. Next meeting at the Stine residence.
UHRRICHSVILLE John L. Gray, 30, of 517 N 3rd St Dennigan, is jailed after failing to post 700 bond for five charges filed by police last night at 8 44. He faces driving a vehicle with defective brakes and muffler disorderly conduct driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest. UHRICHSVILLE a Hunters Candy Co truck of 234 3 4th St was found in Bellaire at 2 30 p m yesterday after being stolen from Johnson Citgo at 505 N Water St. Keys were left in the vehicle reported stolen Friday at 11 16.
A concise note highlights the unique nature of the county paper, claiming it has no equal beyond local pages. The brief asserts distinctive coverage and editorial stance that set it apart from neighboring publications.
West Lafayette Rotary heard a reading program explanation by Ridgewood school district principal who coordinates remedial reading efforts. Attendees included 24 members and visiting Rotarian Ray Kolar of Sidney. Roy Bogle led next week’s planning. A 6:15 dinner followed by a tour at the village fire station.
Reports from Vietnam detail air strikes with B52 bombs on the area where airborne troops fought. U S pilots logged near record 171 missions over North Vietnam. The Nam Dinh power plant suffered major damage while rail lines and anti aircraft sites were targeted. In the home front, local notices cover church events, swimming lessons, youth programs, and community club activities amid summer schedules.
Rev. John P. Benson, current Shaffer Memorial Methodist minister in Cleveland, will take duties July 2 as pastor of Newcomerstown Methodist Church. Co pastors Rev. Edwin Eshelman and Rev. William Hewitt shift to Sebring and LaGrange churches after Newcomerstown Methodist formed from merging Trinity and College Street churches. Benson previously led Gnadenhutten 1949 to 1957 and Woodsfield before Shaffer assignment. He earned a BS from Indiana State Teachers College in 1943 and a BDiv from Gherlin Graduate School of Theology in 1949. He is married to Thelma Jones. children Joe Ellen, Christina, Dana, Jean, Leslee, and Mark.
A collection of 1960s federal items notes Sen George Murphy proposing a posthumous gold medal for Walt Disney in recognition of his service. The Joint Atomic Energy Committee approves a large authorization to boost atomic energy programs. Senate panel to hold July 4 hearing on Thurman Marshall's Supreme Court nomination. Moynihan cites undercounting in 1960 census. In shipping news, 263 ships from 20 nations barred from U S cargoes due to Cuba visits. Agriculture lifts sugar quota by 100000 tons to 10.7 million. Navy satellite 4A reaches sixth space anniversary June 29, having traveled about 868 million miles.
The state agreed to pay for damage to land not used for highway access while owners retained ownership. Homes may become summer cabins if access is denied. Evicted families faced vandalism, theft, and insurance issues as the fence neared, with lingering hopes a civic group will restore the area to a scenic line after settlements funded new homes.
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