The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 12

PACfE 12, FRIDAY, MARCH 7,1969 Gnadenhutten Pair Honored at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 0. Kilchenmann of 133 Oak Gnadenhutten, who will observe their 57th wedding anniversary, were guests of honor at a family dinner in their home. Edwin and the former Lena 1 i were married March 12, 1912, in the parson- fige of the Evangelical and Reformed Church (St.

John's) in Dover with Rev. D.J. Helmkamp as officiant. The couple are 46-year residents of Gnadenhutten and operated a dairy from 1936-46. Mr.

Kilchenmann is a retired farmer. They have 2 daughters, 2 Sons, 8 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. CCL Members Believe in Exercise Junior Tri-Hi-Y Elects Officers Officers elerted at a meeting Of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y in the YMCA at Dover a 1 1 Lynnette Everett, pres: Debbie Rockenhauser, first president; Julie McKnight, second vice president; Natalie Killian, secretary; Penny Ley, treasurer, and Mary Ann Fisher, chaplain.

The film "What are We Here For?" was shown to explain the purpose and activities of the organization. The next meeting will be March 17. (Calendar Saturday Ft. Laurens Chapter, DAR I p.m. in Delphian Motor Inn a New Philadelphia.

Election. Sunday Farm Bureau Council 18 4 p.m. in Chicken Ma'nor at Stras burg, 25th anniversary. Monday Judea Shrine 7:30 p.m. in Dover Masonic temple.

Elec tion. Licensed Practical Nurses Di Vision 20 7:30 p.m. in private dining room of Union Hospital Mrs. J.W. Hamilton, guesi speaker.

Jolly 20 Club 7:30 p.m. in Reeves Motor Inn. Mrs. Elmer Meese, hostess. Tots and Teens Chapter, CCL 8 p.m.

in Tuscarawas County juvenile home. Meeting in home of Mrs. Robert Wood of RD 2, Dover. Election. ST Club 7:45 p.m.

in PHC hall at Dover. Mrs. Loren Vasbinder, chairman. Tuesday Tabor Ridge Homemakers II a.m. in Colonial Pitcher din-j when 25 attended last night's room at New Philadelphia.

meeting of the Bethesda Rebe- Dovrr Woman's Club Lodge Circle in the home of p.m. with Mrs. Nelson McMillan Mrs. Glen Wherley of Stras- of Crater av. ext.

'burg. llomcmakccs pnV.es in cards went to Mrs. tester (Freda) Harmon and llarence Kilchenmann of Gnad 11 Mrs. Robert Thyllis) Finnicum and Ann Tinnicum of Atwood, Mrs. Lary Harmon and daughters, Becky and Amy, and Fred Kilchenmann of Dover, Mr.

and Mrs. Lynn Everett and children, Vi, Brian, Heidi and Robn of Tuscarawas, Mr. and Mrs. John Kilchenmann and daugh- ers, Sherri and Gina, and Janie and Chris Kilchenmann of New hiladelphia. Homemakers Council Finalizes Plans for Achievement Day Achievement Day was the most important topic for dis- i at the Tuscarawas ounty Homemakers Council meeting Tuesday in the Ohio ower Co.

office at New Phila delphia. The 31 present represented 21 groups. Registration for Achievement Day March 13 in St. John's United Church of Christ at Do- will be from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Dr.

Ann Bardwell of Ohio State University will be guest speaker and will discuss personal improvement. Tickets are 12.25 and can be purchased at he County Extension Office vhere reservations are to be made before tomorrow. Groups banning to sell articles at the Outdoor Drama are to take samples to Achievement Day. Mrs. John Romig, president, presided and Mrs.

Marcellus Iray read poems and offered jrayer. The Council voted to pledge $250 to the Outdoor Drama Assn. Strasburg Homemakers wil be in charge at the April meeting. Smorgasbord Plans Completed Plans were finalized for a sal- All women seem to be exercise conscious especially 4 members of the Union Chapter of Child Conservation League who covered more than 7 miles on a bike hike taken by 11 members. The 4 ambitious women were Mrs.

Gene Von Allman, Mrs. Jerry Wherley, Mrs. Ed Wills and Mrs. James Wherley who Union Chapter, Child Conservation League officers Mrs. Keith Johnson (L), secretary; Mrs.

Ed Wills, first vice president, Mrs. Jerry Wherley, second vice president, and Mrs. Raymond Beal, treasurer, get directions from Mrs. Ed Hostetler, president, preceding yesterday's bike hike. rode from the Dean Sudduth home on RD 3, Dover, to the Winfield road-Rt.

39 intersection outside of Dover, and returned to the Sudduth home. Preceding the hike, the group was served orange juice, Moravian coffee cakes and coffee by Mrs. Sudduth. Each was presented a white coffee mug in- scribed with her name. Mrs.

Ed Hostetler presided and Mrs. Von Allman, chairman of the nominating committee, announced election of the following officers: Mrs. Jerry Wherley, president; Mrs. Keith Johnson, first vice president; Mrs. Paul Dolvin, second vice president; Mrs.

Sudduth, secretary; James Wherley, treasurer, and Mrs. Ed Hill and Mrs. Hostetler, federation rep resentatives. On April 19, members and their husbands will board the "Union CCL Steamer" at Pau Dolvin's dock at 112 Bell av. Dover, and "cruise to faraway countries." A progressive sup per will be served.

ad smorgasbord March 13 in Dover Masonic temple sponsored by the Dover Welcome Wagon Club. Serving will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and tickets can be purchased for $1.25 from any member or at the door. Proceeds will go to Dollars for Scholars.

ComnVtee chairmen are Mrs. John Boast, Mrs. Tom Smith, Mrs. Howard Burgin, Mrs. Robert Newell, Mrs.

James Ledger, Mrs. James Kimball and Mrs. Roger Page. Circle Meets In Strasburg A letter was read from Anna Lowmiller, a former member, 0 Club Notes Woman's Club At a meeting of the New Philadelphia Woman's Club, Mrs. Walter Pretorius introduced Miss Bina Sterling of Dover, a guest, who presented the program with a review of Pearl Buck's "New Year." The meeting was in the home of Mrs.

Edward Heil of 605 Bond Dover, and she served a dessert course. Mrs. W. V. Buchanan, president, appointed a nominating committee.

Announcement was made of the March 7 presentation of "Lion in Winter." Kent State University Tuscarawas County Branch students will present the play and the proceeds will go to the Outdoor Drama Assn. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Richard Rea of 120 McKinley Dover. Areme Club Mrs. Russell Schear, Mrs.

James Maple and Mrs. William Shook were appointed to a nominating committee when 12 members of the Areme Club met Tuesday night with Mrs. Maple of 714 llth st. NW, New Philadelphia. Mrs.

Charles McCulloch presented devotions and Mrs. Blanche Sullivan gave a program on St. Patrick's Day. Mrs. John Stevenson presided.

The hostess served refreshments. The April 1 meeting will be with Mrs. Oliver Kutscher 10:30 a.m. at Sharon Moravian 0 i in Church. Take needle, thread Kohl Dillon in 500 and and Mrs.

Mrs. Lewis Albert 1014 Tuscarawas Philadelphia. Neu Kwibble Mrs. James McGarry, Mrs Joseph Frenzel and the hostess when the Thespians Entertain Auxiliary Baltic, Bolivar, Strasburg, Stone Creek, Dover and New Philadelphia were represented by the 25 who attended an A ican Legion Auxiliary County Council meeting in Memorial hall at Dover. Dover High Thespians, Connie Dessecker, Cathy Jennings, Pat Kane, Sherrell Reiger, Dan We- oer, Russell Klingaman, Garry Locker and Penny Renner, presented a program of poems, songs and readings.

They were directed by Floyd May. Mrs. Charles Ebright conducted the meeting and the Easter treats for the County Home for the Aged. It was announced that the American Legion Council will have a dinner April 5 at 6:30 p.m. in Dover High cafeteria and tickets are available from the respective post commanders.

Each Auxiliary is asked to send a list of names of deceased members to Mrs. William Storck of 569 E. Canal Newcomerstown, by May 15. Mrs. Robert Bair won the mystery box.

Sandwiches, cup cakes and jello were served by group planned to contribute the Dover Auxiliary. Feminine Fantasy, Is Show Theme Mrs. Robert Hammond, Mrs. Maurice Maxwell, Mrs. Karl Dilger, Mrs.

Tom Cooley, Mrs. Robert Potschner, Mrs. Theodore Sweeney, Mrs. Pete Luthy, Kay Gray, Liz Singhaus, Cheryl Eichel and Shari Albaugh were models at a fashion show presented last night in Dover Masonic Temple. Fashions from Schwartz' Apparel Store in Dover portrayed the "Feminine Fantasy" of spring at the show sponsored by Tuscarawas Chapter, Order of Eastern Star.

Mrs. Dorothy Ream was coordinator and narrator. Mrs. Foster Flora presented a background of piano selections as the models strolled a path lined with tulips as they displayed sportswear, afternoon attire, coats, suits and the appropriate accessories for each costume with emphasis on shoes and furs. Cheryl Eichel modeled the bridal gown of reembroidered alencon lace, taffeta and and the show was climaxed Schwartz' were won by Beverly Eiler, Genevieve Weaver, Mrs.

John Hamsher, Joann Seibert, Mrs. Francis Maus, Ruth Shaw, Julia Foraker, Frieda Seibert, Marge Roth, Mrs. James Clawson, Mary Trustdorf, Mrs. Donald Warther, Bertha Stucky, Marilyn Stalder, Sue Bair, Alice Brewer, Mary Needs and Pauline Funk. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Ream, Mrs. Jack Geyer, Mrs. Pete Haugh, Mrs. Tom Cooley, Mrs. Gordon Singhaus, Mrs.

Dewey Keppler and Mrs. Earl Mcllvaine. NEW DISH FOR BABY A new baby dish has 2 compartments which keep food hot while a third section remains cool. 0 Gracious Dining, I CHURCH Friday Dover Sdith Moravian Willing Workers Class 7:30 p.m. in Ihristian Education building.

Saturday New Philadelphia First Baptist Golden Circle 8 p.m. in fellowship hall. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hutchison, hosts.

New Philadelphia First Baptist Golden llule Class 7:" p.m. in church lounge. Monday Dover First United Methodist Puritan Class 1:30 p.m. in ihurch lounge. Hostesses, Mrs.

Hazel Steel, Mrs. Victor Renner and Mrs. Harriet Dovvell. Dover First Moravian Trinity Bethany Class p.m. in church lounge.

Mrs. Victor Kuhn and Mrs. Lula Kennedy, hostesses. Tuesday New Philadelphia First Meth odist Battershell-Laws Circle 1:30 p.m. in church parlor.

Mrs. Walter Todd and Mrs. John Thomas, hostesses. Wednesday St. LCW Peter's Oldtown Valley 1 p.m.

with Mrs Twig Members Make Puppets, Slate Work Days Preceding a luncheon and business meeting yesterday in Union Country Club, 17 members of Twig 2 of the Union Hospital Auxiliary made puppets. The meeting was attended by 31. Mrs. Hugh Houglan of Strasburg presided and Mrs. Robert Ihapman announced the group has 160 more puppets to make.

Another work day was slated for April 3 at 10 a.m. in Union Country Club followed by the regular meeting at 1. Members had a clearance sale during the morning session and Mrs. Houglan reported a profit of $22. Mrs.

Robert Jones announced there will be work days for the November bazaar every Tuesday except the first one of the month. They will be from 10 a.m. to 3 in her home at 1610 N. Walnut Dover. It also was announced the bridge marathon and dinner will be March 14 in Union Country Club.

Mrs. H.F. VanEpps, vice president of the Auxiliary, reminded members of the appearance of the "Tamborit- zans" March 22 in Dover High auditorium. There will be 2 performances one at 2:30 and 8:30. Mrs.

Fred Syler asked that ticket money be given to her as soon as possible. Charles Decker of RD 3, New Philadelphia. Mrs. Arthur An gel, co-hostess. Mrs.

John Stroup, topic leader. Women's Fellowship Tentative plans were made for the mother-daughter ban quet in May at the Dutch Oven Restaurant when members the New Philadelphia Church of the Brethren Women's Fellow ship met in the church. A fami ly-style dinner will be served. Mrs. Ralph Stuber presidec and led devotions and offered prayer.

It was announced there will be an all-day work session Vlarch 17 in the church, and i iome demonstration March 2' at 7:30 p.m. in the East Ohio Gas Co. office at Miracle Lane Plaza. Mrs. Henry Goudy read th story "The Raising of Dorcas." Lunch was served by Mrs Raymond Snyder and Mrs.

Sa rah Myers. A St. Patrick' theme was used. The next meet ing will be April 7 at 7 p.m. Presbyterian Women Mrs.

Charles (Sally) Riel Dover presented the program a a luncheon attended by 42 mem bers and 4 guests of the Worn en's Association in New Phila delphia First Presbyteria: Church. Mrs. Riel, who was in troduced by Mrs. Georg Bruun, spoke on the power CLEAN LINES Be sure clothesline is clean before hanging the wash. There's no need to get marks on clean clothes from a dirty line.

won score prizes Kwibble Club met with Mrs. fi'icl glue to make burlap flow- Schneider, Mrs. George Courim, ers and cancer pads. Hostesses Moon and Mrs. Mrs.

Lester Moore and Mrs. Randall Maurer in canasta. Clyde Campbell. Luncfl was scrm i Mrs. Wherley, Mrs.

William Cordrey and Mrs. Karl Miller. The April conimitti'e comprises Mrs. Mil' Ion Bowers, Mrs. Aaron Funk Sr.

and Mrs. Kohl. John Shilling of 1015 Jefferson dr. SE, New Philadelphia. The next meeting will be with Mrs.

William Weber of York dr, with complete bridal party attire including costumes for attendants and the mothers of the bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Joseph Maize was vocal soloist. Door prizes provided by Wednesday New Philadelphia Lady Social Club 1:31) p.m. I i lust Arrived, A New Shipment Of wr I Shop Early and Take advantage of our targe Selection of Spring and Easter Hats.

See our large selection of Hats for all Oc- LENA'S HAT SHOP 323 W. 5th St. Dover Hours 9:00 A.M. to P.M. Thurs.

and ridgy 9 to 9 mosf beautiful day of your life select your perfect gown from our outstanding collection of bridal attire. Let us help you outfit the entire bridal party. JAfffS New Philadelphia Open Saturday Until 9:00 p.m. .4 Regular Buffet SUNDAY, MAR. 9 Serving 11:30 a.m.

to 8:00 p.m. DINE and DANCE Tonight and Saturday to the "MOONRAYS" DELPHIAN MOTOR INN West High Ave. Ext. New Phila. prayer.

She concluded the talk vith a song and was piano ao jompantst for group singing, Mrs. H. J. Kleine presented votlons. Members of the Wlggens ircle served the luncheon.

Announcement was made of a 3 resbyterial meeting April 16 in Ytansfield. Ruth Circle Mrs. Paul Reynolds, Mrs. Geraldlne Holtz and Mrs. Waier Bleininger were guests when 5 members of the Ruth Circle of Dover First United Methodist Church met.

The meeting was in the home of Mrs. Walter Flauhaus of RD Dover, with Mrs. Lena riauhaus and Mrs. William Hess as co-hostesses. Mrs.

Vicor Renner gave devotions and Mrs. Glen Schwartz reported he WSCS will meet April 17-18. Mrs. Armand Houk, program chairman, gave a talk on the Amish people jn the area and Zoar village. She sang several songs.

A silent auction was held. Lodge Plans Sale For Moosehaven Moosehaven Night was observed at last night's Dover Women of the Moose meeting and will be observed at the March 20 meeting when proceeds from a silent auction be sent to Moosehaven. Mrs. Rene Heid, senior regent, was in charge and 25 were sresent. Mrs.

Maude Hutrides gave a reading titled "Clancy's Daughter." Mrs. Roy Flickinger, recorder, read communications and reported on a mid-winter conference. Marie Pringle received her call letter for the College of Regents. A wedding gift was presented Mrs. Gene Martin, the former Cora Holcomb.

Mrs. Frank Lirgg and Mrs. Arthur Porter won prizes. A centerpiece of flowers and green candles in crystal holders were used to carry out a St. Patrick's Day theme when refreshments were served by Mrs.

Tom Carruthers and her committee. The same committee svill be in charge at the next meeting. Correction The open house in observance of the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Smith of Gnadenhutten will be March 16 from 2 to 6 p.m.

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