The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 32

Carpenter photo MR. AND MRS. JON GROVE Struchen and Grove Jon Micheal Grove and his bride, the former Sherry Jonell Struchen, who were married last Saturday in Gnadenhutten United Methodist Church, are residing at 335 S. Main Tuscara was. They are the children of Mr.

and Mrs. Gary L. Struchen of 144 S. Walnut Gnadenhutten, and Mrs. Wilma 0.

Grove of 1825 E. High New Philadelphia, and the late Richard J. Grove. Rev. Charles P.

Sellers was officiant for the single-ring 2 p.m. ceremony. Sherry chose a floor-length off-white gown trimmed with embroidered crushed velvet. She wore a diamond and pearl necklace that belonged to her great-great-aunt, the late Mrs. Mae McCool, and that her mother wore in her wedding.

She carried a handerchief that she had given to her mother. The handkerchief had been crocheted around the edges by the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Nelson Long. Tammy L. Struchen of Gnadenhutten was her sister's maid of honor and Marvin Dale Haney Jr.

of New Philadelphia was his cousin's best man. A reception was held in the church social hall and a party held afterwards in the home of the bride's parents. A 1974 graduate of Indian Valley South High, the bride is employed by Millers Studio at New Philadelphia. Her husband, a 1976 graduate of New Philadelphia High, is employed by Perkins Summers Drilling Contractors at Cambridge. Club project outlined A volunteer project now in progress was explained by Mrs.

Robert (Beverly) Wills when New Philadelphia Republican Women's Club members met in the Dutch Oven Restaurant for a luncheon. She also distributed material to precinct workers. Mrs. Celia Lower and Mrs. Anna Cunningham of Newcomerstown were guests.

Mrs. Rose Phillips of Dundee displayed a collection of dolls and gave a history of dolls from all over the world. Mrs. Fred Hawk, Mrs. Marie Moore and Mrs.

Irma Gibbs were appointed to a nominating committee. Several members met with Gov. James Rhodes prior to the luncheon. exc coupe6 anae vowA Mitchell's Studio photo MR. AND MRS.

JERRY ACKERMAN Johnson and Ackerman Dianne Johnson and Jerry Ackerman wrote the entire ceremony for their Sept. 18 wedding in Dover First Moravian Church. Rev. David Wickmann was officiant for the double-ring 7:30 p.m. ceremony.

Randall Gibbs and Mrs. Beth Jones were organist and vocalist, respectively. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. David Y.

Miskimen of RD 4, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stephan of 1967 Delaware all New Philadelphia. The bride designed and made her gown of peach- colored satinay that featured an elbow-length cape and venician bridal lace trim. Mr.

and Mrs. David A. (Gale) Miskimen of New Philadelphia, the bride's brother and sister-in-law, attended the couple. Ushers were Todd, Dan and Gary Stephan of New Philadelphia, the bridegroom's brothers. Eliot Miskimen, the bride's nephew, and Thomas Johnson, her son, were acolyte and ringbearer respectively.

A reception was held in the church social hall and the bridegroom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner in the Schoenbrunn Room of the Dutch Oven Restaurant. After a wedding trip to Hilton Head Island, the newlyweds are residing at 1009 E. Front st. Dover. The bride is a graduate of Mount Union College with a degree in psychology and is a social worker for the Tuscarawas County Health Dept.

Her husband is a graduate of New Philadelphia High and is president of Greenview Realty Gallery of Homes Inc. at New Philadelphia. He served in the Army security agency in Germany from 1957 to 1960. hears OSU faculty member Isabel Miller, a member of the faculty at Ohio State University, was speaker at a meeting of the Tuscarawas County Council of the International Reading Assn. (IRA) in Dutch Valley Restaurant near Sugarcreek.

She used the topic "Picture Book for Children K-12" and showed and read children's books featuring illustrators. In the college of education at OSU, Miss Miller coordinated student teaching for elementary level for many years and since 1970 has devoted her time to teaching courses in early childhood education and children's literature. She has worked with aides in public schools, in several college programs and served as a consultant, resource person and co-director of the head start orientation program at the university. She is the author of a number of articles on education, co-authored "Guidebook for Elementary Student Teachers" and is a lecturer. A member of several professional organizations including the Elementary- Kindergarten Nursery Education which she serves as a director on the state level.

Miss Miller was introduced by Arline Smith, vice president of the IRA and a member of the Elementary Kindergarten and Nursery Education Assn. Donna Moore conducted the meeting and Barbara Smith asked the invocation. Caroline Mcllvaine, president-elect appointed Pat Morris, Mary Page, Dorothy Morton, Janet Dreher and Mary Evelyn Rockenfelder to the board of directors. Mrs. Mcllvaine introduced Bob Gotshall, principal of Caraway system, who will serve as president of the Ohio IRA Council in 1978 and Donna Moore, recently appointed field representative for Area 9 of IRA.

Wally Gibson, treasurer, gave a membership report and announced the ISABEL MILLER names of the following membership representatives: Sally Henry, Claymont; Beverly McHenry, Dover; Dorothy Morton, Caraway; Kim Youngen, Indian Valley; Martha Hoffman Newcomerstown; Molly Doughton' New Philadelphia; Mrs. Rockenfelder' Strasburg, and Ann McClellen, Tuscarawas Valley. Members of the social committee, appointed by Mrs. Mcllvaine, are- Royce Fisher, Claymont; Mary Tucker, Dover; Barb Sweitzer, Caraway June Stemple, Indian Valley; Cathy Weber, Newcomerstown; Janice Yager, New Philadelphia; Sue Kennedy Strasburg, and Ann McClelJen, Tuscarawas Valley. Displays and learning stations from the IRA World Congress in Singapore were presented by Mrs.

Morton and from an IRA convention in California by John and Florence Anderson. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Consoles by BUTLER Styled tor today to surround you with the look and feel of yesterday. S. Wooster at the Bridge, Dover i i.