The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 5

Receive Awards Presented By itecelvlngr prizes for top essays In a contest sponsored by the Auxiliary to the County Medical Society at the organization's meeting last night were: Miss Carolyn Bnllcy (left), of 320 VV. High New Philadelphia, third place; Miss Sharon Wclflcy of RD New Philadelphia, first place and Miss Carolyn Cronchaush of RD Stone Creek, second place. Presenting the awards to the essay winners were Mrs, Martin (right) of Dover, retiring president the Medical Auxiliary, and Philip Dougltten of New who had charge of the contest. Mrs, Doughtcn wns elected president of the Auxiliary last night. (Photos by Pete (Iron) The Auxiliary to the Tuscarawas County Medical Society sponsored an essay contest on the topic "The Advantages of American Free Enterprise" in this county and awards for the top, three sveve made during the Auxiliary's meeting last night at Hotel Reeves.

Miss Sharon Wclflcy, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wclfley of' RD 4, New Philadelphia, won top honors and received a bond. Second prize, a $25 bond, went to Carolyn Cronebaugh: 17, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Cronebaugh of RD 1, Stone Creek, and Carolyn Bailey, 17, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Bniley of W. New Philadelphia, won the 1 $10 cash third prize. The prix.es were furnished by the Tuscarawas Medical Society. The American 'Association of Physicians and Surgeons is group which sponsors the national essay contest.

The local girls' essays arc now'being considered for state awards. Last year. Richard Curtis of Dover won honorable mention in the state. 'Mrs. Philip Doughtcn of New Philadelphia, who was in charge of the Auxiliary's legislation activities during the last year, handled the essay contest, She and Mrs.

James R. Martin of Dover, out' going president, made the awards. I Officers for the 19, season were elected during a business session. They are: Mrs. Doughtcn, president; Mrs.

Martin, vice president; Mrs. George Woodward of Dover, president elect; Mrs. James Zellcr of New Philadelphia, secretary, and C. Raymond Crawlcy of New Philadelphia, treasurer. Plans for the State Medical Auxiliary meeting April 20-24 in Columbus were formulated and Mrs.

Dale Lindberg of Uhrichs'ville and Engaged CAROL LAUTZENHEISER Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lautzcnhcis- cr of RD 1, Bolivar; announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol to Lawrence C.

Zimmerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Zimmerman of RD 1, North Lawrence.

Miss Lautzenheiser, a 1956 graduate of Bolivar High, is a senior at Aultman Hospital School of Nursing in'Canton. Her fiance was graduated by Orrvillc High in 1955 find is farming. Group Hears Mrs. Warther Mrs. Ernest Warther of Dover was guest speaker for last night's meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the First Christian Church of Dover.

"What Our Gardens Do for Us Spiritually" was the title of Mrs. Warther's talk. An active member of the Dover Garden Club an'd' advisor for a children's garden club, Mrs. Warther also gave a demonstration of Spring flower arranging. Mrs.

Dave Fulmcr and Mrs. Glen Camp arranged the program and Mrs. Fulmcr presented the 14 members and three guests with packages of garden seeds. The meeting was held at Mrs. Charles Sigman's home at 405 Cross St.

and Mrs. Harry Yockcy, president, presided. Mrs. Mildred Waller presented devotions. A dinner will be held at the church for the May 14 meeting.

i STORY HOUR PLANNED Story Hour at the Dover public library will be held tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. for children 4 to 8. The film "Adventures of Chico," the story of life in Central Mexico, will be shown in four parts. All girls and boys are invited to at- i tend. Dover Auxiliary Installs Officers Installation of 1959-1960 officers was conducted last night when members of the Auxiliary to Thomas J.

Ayers Post, VFW, met in the post home. Mrs. Albert Riggenbach of Dover, 6th district senior vice president, installed the following elected officers; Mrs. Elmer Cook, president; Mrs. Dale Hobart, senior vice president; Mrs.

Richard Bixlor, junior vice president; Mrs. Robert Huprich, treasurer; Mrs. Lawrence Essex, chaplain; Mrs. Frank Lawrence, conductress; Mrs. Floyd Heichman, guard and Mrs.

Robert Peter, 3-year trustee. Appointed officers inducted were; Mrs. Carl Dettcrline, secretary; Mrs. June McBee, Mrs, Leota Barcus, Mrs. Harry Davidson and Mrs.

Mrs. Leota Barcus, and Mrs. lona Miller, color bearers; Mrs. Heber Patton, flag bearer; Mrs. Audrey Reichman, banner bearer; Mrs.

Robert Peter, patriotic in- structor: Mrs. Harold Gopp and Mrs. William Botdorf, musicians. Mrs. Cook named the following committee chairmen last night: Mrs.

Miller, rehabilitation, Mrs. Riggenbach, National VFW Home; Mrs. McBee, legislation; Mrs. Doris Slates, Americanism; Mrs H. Gopp, hospital; Mrs.

Dale Ho- berl, membership; Mrs. Frank Lawrence, junior activities; Mrs. Claude Hanks, essay; Mrs. Hebcr Patton, publicity; Mrs. Robert Bixler, cancer; Mrs.

Russell Pcrshing, poppie day chairman, and Mrs. Detterline, historian. Mrs. Detterline is the Auxiliary's retiring president and she presided last night. The District meeting here May 16-17 was discussed.

Books will be audited at 7 p.m. April 15 at the post home, Mrs. Rudy Schupbach won the door prize and Mrs. Barcus received the special prize. Lawrence Essex won a prize the Auxiliary donated for a cancer fund project.

PRISCltLA ALDEN 0 lit ijt Engaged To R. A. Lengler Announcement is made here today of the engagement of Miss Priscilla R. Alden to Richard A. Lcnglcr.

She is a daughter of Mrs. Loraine K. Aldcn of Rochester, N.Y. and he is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Adrian Lengler of 304 E. llth St. Both are seniors at Heidelberg College in Tiffin. They arc planning a Fall wedding. Mrs.

Doughtcn were elected delegates. Mrs. William Hudson of New Philadelphia announced that material on mental health is available to any organization, club or school interested in staging a program on that subject. She may be contacted for details by calling 3-2112. Auxiliary members will again collect used eyeglasses as project.

These glasses, will be' sent to Short Hills Junior Service League in Short Hills, N.J. They are reconditioned there and sent to needy people throughout the country. Last night's program was In charge of Mrs. M. W.

Evcrhurd of WSWS Has Program On New States "The Challenge of Christianity in Hawaii and Alaska" was the timely topic for last night's meeting of the WSWS of the Dover E.U.B. Church. It. was held in the social hall and Mrs. Raymond Bell was leader.

Mrs. Raymond Brown, Mrs. Carl Bcrndt, Mrs. Daniel Grcwcll and Mrs. L.

N. Carmony assisted Mrs. Bell, who gave a map talk and told of the geography and history of Alaska. She also showed pictures taken by her son, Ray Allen Bell, while he was stationed in Alaska with the U.S. Armed Forces, Mrs.

W. W. Rinchart played the' piano for group hymn singing and Mrs. James Wilcoxcn read Scripture, Rev. L.

N. Carmony offered prayer. Announcements concerning the officers' training school for the New Philadelphia district at 10 a.m. April 16 in the Newcomerstown church, were made. The Society voted to send a medical kit to World Church Service to be used for missionary work.

Plans for the annual WSWS mother daughter banquet May 8 were made. Mrs. Clyde Law and Mrs. Grewell served refreshments to con- elude session. New Philadelphia and she introduced her daughter, Mrs.

William Collins of Alliance, who WHS guest speaker. Mrs. Collins, a graduate physical therapist, gave an informative talk concerning various types of therapy and the respective functions. A dessert course' was served at tables decorated with arrangements of red roses and while chrysanthemums. Hostesses were: Mrs.

Everhartl, Mrs. E. Mrs. D. M.

Ceramclla, Mrs. M. J. Ren my, Mrs. C.

C. Newell of New Philadelphia and Mrs Robert Rln- derkneeht of Dover. social schedule Today Dover New Philadelphia Pa Chiefs 2 p.m. meeting at the Now Philadelphia Moose Home follower! by 5 p.MI. Miuorkrat supper furnished by the Loyally Hlhle CMnsn 7:110 p.m.

In Orncc Lutheran Church annex with Mrs. James as chairman, Wllllnif Workers p.m. In socinl hull nf 2ml Mxirnvitm Church with Mrs. E. Lovell as chnlrmnn.

Saturday Modern vSqujtres Snunrn Dunce Chib 8:30 p.m. in multi-purpose room of New Philadelphia Ccnkral "School. Hoy Bcnedum will bo cull- of. Sunday St. Joseph's Mothers Athletic p.m.

meeting In St. Joseph's School hull. KlHRs Builders Class a.m. in social hall of First i Moravian Church. Dover New Philadelphia Music Study Club 1:30 p.m.

choral rehearsal In First Methodist Church of Dover. 8, The Dally ftfippr in, ft Way ApFlt CCL Groups A number of Dovrr and New Philadelphia Child Coftsemfleft Chapters held meetings last nlgh.t. The Spring Conference fit Emmanuel Lutheran Church In New Philadelphia was dlacUMId It each business session and reports from the Federation Spring 1C the Dover Library last week were made. Gahowees rian.s for a "Little Indian Picnic" were formulated when Ga- howees Chapter met last night with Mrs. James Walker of New Philadelphia.

The children's outing will bo held June .13 nl Sehoonbrunn Pnrk, Mrs. Evan Hahn of New Philadelphia will be chairman of tho evAit and assisting her will be Mrs. Al Micell of Dover and Mrs. Los Knrley of New Philadelphia. Officers were installed by Mrs, John Hawk of New Philadelphia.

Guest speaker was Bill Stels of New Philadelphia and his talk was entitled "Ten to One You're A Sucker." Lunch wns served by Mrs. Walked nnd her co-hostess, Mrs, Donald Colhoun New Philadelphia. Guests were Mrs. Dave Crone bnugh and Mrs. Paul Schidc of New Philadelphia, The chapter will not hold regular mcelhiji in May but members will attend the CCL Spring Conference.

Betrothed FRANCES I. ADKINS Mary Martha Bible Class Has Meeting Eighteen members of the Mary Martha Bible Class gathered in the Methodist Church hall last night and heard Mrs. Ernest Flauhaus review the lesson "All Eyes Arc on Israel." She also read a poem, "That Is the Church Talking With the World." Mrs. Ray McPcek, president, conducted the business meeting and devotions were by Mrs. Ralph Riffle.

A letter was read from a former member, Mrs. Blancc Rogers. Hostesses were Mrs. Anna McCreery, Mrs, Lora Lawyer and Mrs. L.

W. Stephens-oil. They were assisted by Mrs. Wilbur Orr, who was a guest. THE LITTLE WOMAN By Don Tcbin Lind Home Scene Of Circle Meeting TliL- Misses Amelia and Alberta Lind of 517 E.

3rd St. were hostesses yesterday afternoon to members of the Margaret Jones Group of the First Moravian Church. Following the serving of refreshments and a social period, Mrs. Lea man Bait' led devotions on the topic "The New Community of Love." Mrs. Robert Hammond read an account of missionary and educational work being done by John and Dorothy Van Ess among the Arabians of Iraq! At the conclusion of the business session the group adjourned until May 14 when Mrs.

Robert Bell of Iron Ave. will entertain. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Adkins of RD 4, Millcrsburg.

announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Frances Irene, to Forrest Ivan Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest L. Miller of RD Millcrsburg.

Miss Adk in's is a student at Highland High iu Berlin. Her lionet- is employed by his father at Miller's IGA Foodliner in Charm. Open church will be observed wJicn the couple is married at 2:30 p.m. June 7 in the New Bedford E. R.

Church. Club Notes A member of the Tuscarawas County Anlhnie Club, Mrs, Thur- inan Keppler of Dover, presented mi excellent talk concerning an- lirtui! nnd modern dolls when the; club met yesterday afternoon in the Dover Library. Twenty-two attended. Mrs. Keppler displayed 25 dolls, all from the collection of her granddaughter.

Miss Sandra Ann McCnicken, The. dolls, the oldest ono which wn.s made 150 years ngo, are from countries throughout tlio world. The business session wns conducted by Mrs. Dclbcrl Smith of Dover, president, and plans were made to hold a silent auction and bake sale in June. The next meeting will be held May 14 at Em- molt Blind's home in New Philadelphia.

Members arc to take items for a silent auction. The various groups of the New Philadelphia College Club held their individual meetings last night with Mrs. R. J. Foster of Broadway, New Philadelphia, entertaining 17 members of the Bridge Group.

Mrs. Claude Coutts was assistant hostess mid bridge honors went to Mrs. J. R. Walton and Mrs.

David Lacy. Eleven members of the History- Arls Group wore present (or dinner meeting at Helmkamp's here. Mrs. Burrell Russell gave an in- 1 tcresling talk concerning her tour of Europe last Fall. Meeting at the home of Mrs, David T.

Convin of McKinley Dover, members of the Literature- I Drama Group enjoyed an evening I of poetry. Edna St. Vincent Millay i poems were road and records were played. Mrs. Leon Yarnell of 20!) Fair Ave.

NE, New Philadelphia ontcr- tained nine members of the Crca- I live Arts Group at her home. The next meeting of (he entire College Club will be April 2 in the home of Mrs. Michael Rapport. Mrs. Emmet Maughiman will K've a book review of a current best seller.

Walter H. Gribbles Married 55 Years Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Cribble, of RD 1, New Philadelphia, well known residents of Midvalc and vicinity all their lives, celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary yesterday.

The Gribbles were married April 9, 1904, in parsonage of the First Methodist Church in New Philadelphia. Rev. Walter Williams performed the ceremony. Mrs. Cribble, the former Ella D.

Hcrron, is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hcrron. Mr. Cribble is a son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Gi'ibblc. The Gribbles have two children living. They are Mrs. James Morgan of New Philadelphia and! Clarence Gribble of Coshoctou.

Their five grandchildren are Rich- ard Lee Morgan of Dover, James Gribble of Tiffin, Larry Gribble who is stationed in California with i the U.S. Marine Corps, and Rob- erl and Allen Gribble of Coshocton. T'svo dren are Jeflery and Bradford Morgan of Dover. Mr, Gribble is a retired attendance ofl'ieer for the county schools. Home Group Meets At Citadel Here Kitchen planning was discussed during the morning and a demonstration of color mixing was presented in the afternoon when 22 Penobscot Home Demonstration Group members met at.

the Salvation Army Citadel Thursday. Mrs. Ethel Oneacrc and Mrs. Kenneth Gibbs loci the "Fun with Colors" session. Hostesses were Mrs.

Herbert Carl, Mrs. Willis Kaser and Mrs. Lawrence The next meeting svill be May 20 at the Citadel. Mrs. Tony Xito of 21!) W.

8th St. entertained her club last night. Camista wns played and prizes went to Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. Lloyd McCrory and Mrs.

Charles Pietro Jr. of Dover. Hostess for May 14 will be Mrs. Lcs Sicurella of 403 W. St.

Mrs. Bud Knapp entertained members of the GO Club last night in her home on RD 3, Dover. Mrs. William Oil of Stone Creek received the mystery box and Mrs. Harold Wcigand of Dover was given a gift by ther secret sister.

Prizes at cards went to Mrs. Paul Newton and Mrs. Weigand of Dover. Hostess for the May session will he Mrs. Oil.

The Helping Hand Club met last night at the home of Mrs. Edna Huffman of Harder Dover. The evening was spent playing card Rames with prizes going to Mrs. Herman Clay, Mrs. Ralph Rigfjle, Mrs.

Richard Harper and Mrs. Rudy Schupbach. Lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held May 14 at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs.

Robert Criesen of RD 3, Dover. "Well, what are you wailing for?" Hannah Circle Has Supper Meeting Hannah Circle members entertained husbands last night at a covered dish supper in the Methodist Church social hall. Mrs. Sam orhees, president gave the welcome and invocation was by Mrs. Bernard Myers.

Colorful arrangements of Spring flowers decorated the tables and places were arranged for 16. For the program Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberry of Dover showed slides taken on their lour of Mexico City. Mrs.

Ma.vme Thomson of 1718 Ave. will entertain the cireic May M. I TUSCO GLASS I Ulass brings beauty to every room in your home! Come in and sec us for your glass needs. Auto glass installed while you wait. WE SPECIALIZE IN GLASS ONLY YOUR DOWNTOWN GLASS HOUSE 325 W.

3RD ST. PHONE 427.J9 UOVUR Elizabeth Mrs. Robert. Ripple of Dover became a new member of Elizabeth Chapter during meeting in Mrs. Robert Tololli's home nt Crnlor Ave.

Mrs. William was hostess. A Federation report wn.s given by Mrs. Cnrl Graves. The CCL handbook was reviewed mid discussed.

Pliins were mnde to have, the annual installation dinner at p.m. May at the Town and Country Restaurant, at Reedurban, Mrs. G'roh served refreshments nt card tables and crazy bridge wlis then played. Prizes went to Mrs. Sptmgler nnd Mrs, Frank Trinka.

Modern Heirs Officers will be Installed by the Modern Heirs CCL Chapter at a dinner meeting May 28 in the Second Moravian Church of Dover, Members' hu.sbmids will be guests. Hostess for lust night's mocting of the Chapter was Mrs. William Spring of RD 2, New Philadelphia. Mrs. Robert Valentine of Dover was a guest.

Mrs. Victor Schroder, president, read the constitution. Members answered roll cull by miming their favorite food. A jitney supper concluded the session. Mrs.

Jnines McBrldc assisted the hostess. drcn'a art was shown by Russell Couts, art teacher Philadelphia schools, TMrteWI members answered roll call Vjf naming their favorite color. it voted to eliminate thi limitation of children in chapter's bylaws and to retain "Knlo Weaver" In the chapter's nome. Membership was extended to 20 members and associate members. Mrs.

Fred Ravine gave Reservations for the Spring Conference are to bo made With Mrs, Jnck Morgan by May 5. Mrs. Kenneth Hill and Mrs. Fcnton served lunch and presented the hostess gift to Mrs. Couts.

The next meeting wns changed to May 12, Mrs, Ramsey will Ipe hostess and Mrs. W. V. Buchanan of New Philadelphia will be a guest speaker. Chi Con League Mrs, Wayne Hay of RD 1, Dover, entertained the Chi Con CCL League of Winfield this week.

Mrs. Ralph Harper was co-hostess. fourteen members answered roll coll by naming favorite hyrnqs. The program was a discussion of "The Mentfil Development of Children" nnd Mrs. Lcland Penlx was leader.

A covered dish supper will be served at the May 5 meeting with Mrs. Don Rertnicker of Winfield. Adolescent Kate Weaver An interesting discussion the social 'security disability program wns glvdn by Ray Kepncr for 14 members of tho, Kate Weaver Adolescent Chapter of CCL at their meeting this week. Mrs. James Eichel of Front Ave.

SE, New Philadelphia, was hostesses and Mrs, Donald De'ssecker assisted. Mr, Kepncr, who is manager of the district social security office in New Philadelphia, was Introduced by Mrs, William Stevens. A discussion period followed his talk. The business session was in charge of the president, Mrs. Del- bcrt Frantz, and Mrs.

Melvin Creagcr gave a report of the social committee's plans for entertaining tho children at the next Elementary Kate Weaver Mrs. Harold Ramsey of Dover presided at last night's meeting of the Kale a Elementary Chapter. Mrs. Harold Fcnton ol New Philadelphia was hostess. A film strip concerning chil- Social Session Held By 22 Dorcas Sisters Mrs.

Clarence Lndrach of 1602 N. Woostcr Ave. entertained 22 Dorcas Sisters last night. Her co- hostess was Mrs. Opal Heiv.ig.

Devotions were by Mrs. Herxig nnd Mrs. Ludraeh read a poem. Contests were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Harold Miller, Mrs.

John Elsingor and Mrs. Wil- linrn Burtschcr. Hostesses for the May 14 session will be Mrs. Fred Richard and Mrs. Leona Billingsley.

It ESS SCHOOL NOTICE Home Demonstration women attending the cotton dress school Monday in 'the Ohio Power Co. building in New Philadelphia arc to take their sewing boxes, lapc measure, pencil, paper, pattern and material. The session will bcgiii at 9:30 a.m. HELMKAMP'S Good Eating For The Whole Family Give them special trent one of our delicious Sunday dinners Mom will love not to cook and i-lcHii-up afterwards cvcryont will have a good dinner. ROAST TURKEY STUFFED PORK CHOPS ROAST BEEF HELMKAMP'S RESTAURANT The Hotel Reeves New Philadelphia, Ohio Sunday, April 12, 1959 SUNDAY DINNER SELECTIONS Assorted Relish Tray Tomato Juice Choice of ENTREE Grapefruit.

Juict REEVES SPECIAL PRIME RIBS OF BEEF $3-00 SWISS STEAK a la Reeves 2-50 BROILED HAM STEAK COUNTRY CUT 2,50 ROAST FRESH HAM WITH APPLE SAUCE 2.50 CREAMED CHICKEN EN PATTI SHELL 2.00 Choice of Three Snowf lake Potatoes Buttered Carrots Chef's Garden Salad Baked Idaho Potato Brussel Sprouts Molded Peach Jeilo Choice of One DESSERTS Home Baked Pie Sherbet or lee Cream.