The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 8

Page 8, The Daily Reporter, Thursday, July 7,1980 Doverite Marries F.E. Hicks Honeymooning in the Southern States are Mr, and Mrs. Foster E. Hicks and they will reside at 719 Race Dover. She is the former Roberta M.

Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of RD 3, Dover, and he is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Hicks Sr. of 16th St. NE, New Philadelphia. The couple was married Sunday at 2 p.m.

in the Dover Church of the Nazarene with Rev. Carl McGrew as officiant for the double ring service. Bouquets of mixed flowers, palms and candelabra graced the altar and pews were marked with yellow and white satin bows. Mrs. Dale Bailey of New Philadelphia, the bride's sister, was matron of honor and Mrs.

Roy Smith of RD 3, Dover was bridesmaid. Virgil Hicks of New Philadelphia served as best man for his brother. Ushers were Ray Smith of RD 3, Dover, and Gerald Johnson of RD 3, Dover, a brother of the bride. Music was by Mrs. Lillian Powell of RD 3, Dover, pianist, and Dale R.

Bailey of New Philadelphia, soloist. Given in marriage by her father, Roberta wore a floor length gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta and net. It featured long, tapered sleeves and a scalloped neckline accented with a bow. Ruffles of net accented the back of the full skirt. A crown of sequins and pearls held her veil of illusion and she carried a bouquet of white carnations centered with a white rose corsage.

Her rhinestone and pearl rings were a gift from the bridegroom. A dress of beige chiffon over floral print was worn by the bride's mother and her accessories were white. With her dress of blue and white silk print, the bridegroom's mother used white accessories. Both had corsages of pink carnations. Memorial Hall was the scene of the wedding reception at 3 p.m.

Hostesses were Mrs. Marie Edie of New Philadelphia, Mrs. Mayme Frazee of Somerdale and Miss Martha Coppens of RD 3, Dover. A 1957 graduate 6f New Philadelphia High, the bride is employed in the office of Scott's Variety Store in the Miracle Lane Plaza here. The bridegroom is a 1952 alumnus of New Philadelphia High and is employed by Marsh Wall Products here.

MRS. FOSTER E. HICKS (Harmon Studio) MRS. CLARENCE E. VON ALLMAN (Stropky Studio).

MRS. LARRY LEON MILLS MRS. GERALD ROBERT ROSEMAN (Troupe-Pluto) CM WBA Lodge Has Session When members of the WBA Lodge met last night, plans were made to hold a family picnic, with members of the Junior Lodge as guests. They also voted to cancel 1 of the regular July sessions. Mrs.

Herman Clay, president, presided and a poem on "Cooperation" was read by Mrs. Fred France. Refreshments were served by the Misses Olga and Elvira Haugh and Mrs. Norman Godfrey won the mystery box. Mrs.

Clay directed a game session. Hostesses for the Aug. 3 session will be Mrs. Orval Kearns and Mrs. William Botdorf.

Angel-Karling Nuptial Hour Set Miss Phyllis June Angel and Charles Karling of Dover will be married Sunday in St. John's E. R. Church here. Open church will be observed for the 2:30 p.m.

ceremony and Rev. Reinhard Krause will officiate. The bride to be is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Angel of 935 E.

Front St. and Mr. Karling is a son of Mrs. Edna Karling of 225 Prospect St. and the late Arthur Karling.

ADV. Jolly Stitchers The Jolly Stitchers 'Club met last night with Mrs. Lou Rothacher of RD 4, New Philadelphia. GHiests were Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Rothacher, Molly and Melody Rothacher, 'Tom Warther and Barbara and Sandra Warther. Melody Rothacher won the mystery box. A covered dish supper was served. The next meeting will be Aug. 3 and will be a hamburg fry at Mrs.

Rothacher's home. A. N. O. Mrs.

Ward Richardson and Mrs. John Casella were guests when the A.N.O. Club met last night with Mrs. Ross Princiotta of Washington Dover. Both women joined the club.

Prizes at games were won by Mrs. Pearl Simmons, Mrs. Casella and Mrs. Bessie Stafalecker. Mrs.

Simmons also won the galloper. Lunch was served by Mrs. Princiotta. Bridge Score prizes went to Mrs. Del- foert Perry, Mrs.

Paul Phipps and Mrs. David Gopp when Mrs. Keith Brownfield entertained members of the bridge club last night in her home, 758 3rd St. SW, New Philadelphia. The galloper was won by Mrs.

Leo Fenton. The next meeting will be Aug. 3 at the home of Mrs. Phipps, 350 Fair Ave. NW, New Philadelphia.

Chit Chat Six Mrs. Francis Finley of 1219 4th St. NW, New Philadelphia, entertained members of the Chit Chat Six Club last night. Guests were Miss Jan Powell and Miss Marilyn Wright of New Philadelphia. A family picnic was planned for July 24 at the hew farm home of Mrs.

Robert Sturtz, RD 2, New Philadelphia. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Jerry Hahn and Mrs. Erma Burdge. Mrs.

Sturtz won the door prize. The next club session will be Aug. 3 with Mrs. Jack Bowyer and a white elephant auction will be held. VISIT IN CLEVELAND Nick Amicone of Steubenviile visited in Cleveland with his daughter, Donna Amicone.

Miss Amicone, whose stage name is Donna Dunn, appreared recently at the Alcazar Hotel in Cleveland and she was visited by her aunts, Mrs. Elizabeth Dinofrio and Mrs. Lena DeNicola; her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Simonetti and son, Lennie of Roswell; Mrs.

Glen Galbraith of Dennison and Mrs. Joe Schivone of Canton. Old Suds-Dirt Removed from Carpet by Host C. W. Schumachers Plan Anniversary Open House Doverites Married In Strasburg A Dover couple, Mary Elizabeth Lengler and Clarence E.

Von Allman, were married Sunday in St. John's. United Church of Christ in Strasburg. They are honeymooning in the New England States and in Canada and will reside at 101 Wooster Strasburg, when they return. The bride is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Lengler of RD 2, Dover, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Von Allman of 321 W. 21st St.

Rev. L. S. Hegnauer solemnized the double ring' service at 2:30 p.m. before an altar decorated with vases of yellow carnations and white larkspur and candelabra.

Organ selections were by Mrs. Ray Bercaw of Strasburg. White Chantilly lace and nylon formed the bride's gown and it was styled with a Sabrina neckline. The bodice was of lace and the full skirt had a back panel and trim of lace. A crown of seed pearls held the bride's veil of illusion and completing her ensemble were lace mitts.

She carried a white orchid atop a white Bible and her necklace and earrings were gifts from the bridegroom. Mrs. Paul Brinkman of Strasburg, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor and Gene Von Allman of Dover, the bridegroom's brother, was best man. Ushers were Maynard Hummell of Canton and Carl Von Allman of Columbus, brothers of the 'bridegroom, and Carl Middaugh of Sugarcreek, an uncle of the bride. Mrs.

Brinkman wore a yellow princess style gown and a matching veil. Her accessories were white and she carried an arrangement of yellow carnations. Mrs. Lengler, mother of the bride, used beige and white accessories with her sheath dress of white Chantilly lace over beige taffeta. Her corsage was of russet colored carnations.

The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Von Allman, had the same type of flowers pinned to her beige silk sheath dress. Her accessories were white. Mrs. Carl Middaugh and Miss Jane Flowers, aunts of the bride, Mrs.

Maynard Hummell, the bridegroom's sister-in-law, and Mrs. Albert Margo presided at the reception in me church social hall. A 1957 Dover High graduate, the bride is employed as a sales clerk at Carver's in Strasburg. The bridegroom attended Dover High and served 2 years in the Armed Forces in Europe. He is an employe of Greer Steel here.

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Alfred Eley, Because of illness, the anniversary celebration was set for July 10 instead of June 1. The Schumachers have resided in Canton 48 years. Mrs. Schumacher is the former Elsie Grace Hill, daughter of the late Frank and Marian Hill of Goshen. Mr.

Schumacher, a son of the late Frank and Minnie Schumacher of Goshen, is a retired stationary engineer. They have 2 children. Their Charles; his wifr, Mary, and 3 children luside at 1927 Ferndale Road NW, Canton. Their daughter, Mrs. Calvin '(Ruth; Carlini, her husband and daughter live in Fostoria, 0.

All friends and relatives of the Schumacher family are invited to the anniversary celebration Sunday afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m. Amaurotic Society Schedules Social The Amaurotic Society of Tuscarawas County held a business session recently in the Dover Public Library with Richard Hoi- linger of Dover, president, in charge. Several important letters were read by Miss Carol Bodine of Dover. Mrs. Edith McClain, of RD 2, New Philadelphia, case supervisor of the Tuscarawas County Welfare Department, gave a talk on the Blind Aid Grant and welfare aid.

Other guests were Miss Carol Bodine of Dover and Mrs. Henry Beal of New Philadelphia. A social meeting will be held July 15 at the library. TTERE'S an item which might turn out to be the hottest of the Summer at least for Glen Holzworth. Glen and his family just returned to their home at 316 W.

12th St. from a vacation in Florida and it was en route to the Sunshine State he had a weak moment. It seems Mr. Holzworth's wife, Thelma, did his suitcase packing for him and included a pair of pajamas their daughter, Holly, gave him for Christmas which he had not yet worn. "The pajamas were in a plastic bag and I didn't bother to them while packing," Thelma explained.

"Consequently it wasn't until we stopped for the night at a motel in North Carolina our discovery was made." "The new pajamas, which he was about to don after a 12- hour drive in sweltering weather, were high necked, long-sleeved outing flannel! I had thought they were Summer Cotton What old Mr. Holzworth do? Not being married, I wouldn't know. By the way, my week's vacation turned out to be one long weak moment because the one thing I really wanted to do could not be done. You see I planned to sleep in every day until at least noon but instead was up at the crack of dawn. (And it was the very crack of dawn, believe me).

They are building an addition to South Moravian Church, which is located right next to our Main St. residence, and the builders start at 6 a.m. (Fast Time). Therefore they were pounding away at 5 a.m. my time every morning last week! Theo Horn Marries Residing at 827 Peach Boulevard, Willoughby, are Frank Clarence Broomall and his bride, the former Theo Horn.

They were married at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Willoughby Methodist Church with Rev. Edwin Dickey officiating. The feride is a daughter of Mrs. Ida Horn of Wills Dover, and the late Albert Horn.

She was graduated' by Dover High and is employed at Fisher Brothers Supermarket in Willoughby. Mr. Broomall, a son of Clarence Broomall of Chester, also is an employe of Fishers. For her marriage Theo wore Will Wed Doverite a dress of blue chiffon. She carried a bouquet of red sweetheart roses.

Serving as matron of honor was Mrs. William Lattimer, who wore a sheath dress and a corsage of white carnations. Best man was William Broomall, the bridegroom's brother. A dinner was held at Hellreig- er's Inn following the ceremony Saturday. On Sunday, the newlyweds were honored at a bridal shower given by Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Crile and son, Bruce, of Baltic. Attending the party, during which a picnic dinner was served, were: Mrs. Ida Horn, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Conkle and sons, Mike and Tim my, Mr. and Mrs. Elson Egler, Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Fox and daughter, Charlene, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fox, Mr. and Mrs.

David Horn and children, Dick, Bob and Joyc.e and Mr. and Mrs. James Horn and daughter, Debra, of Dover; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fox and daughters, Linda and Laura, of Westlake; Mr.

and Mrs. Adrian Robinson of New Philadelphia, and David, Daniel, Lois, Mary and Rebekah Stiebig of Eastlake. JANE SCHAFFER Announcement is made today of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Jane Schaffer and Raymond (Gene) Brown. She is the foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jesse Klotz Jr. of RD 1, Bangor, and he the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brown of 2130 N. Wooster Dover.

Miss Schaffer was graduated in June by Easton High. Mr. Brown, an alumnus of Caraway High, served 2 years in the Army and is e'mployed by the Firestone Retread Shop here. The couple will be married Aug. 20 in Pennsylvania and will reside in Dover.

Old Home Circle Has Annual Picnic Eleven members of the Old Home Circle held their annual picnic at Dover City Park yesterday. Guests were Mrs. Anola Widder of Bolivar; Ann and Cathy Yockey and Jayne Ann Sica of Dover; Peggy, Bobby Patti Lou and Carol Wenger and Mrs. Stanley Beaber and children, Lorine and Candy, of New Philadelphia. A short business meeting was held and Mrs.

Beaber joined the Circle. There will be no meetings in August and September and the next session will be held in October with Mrs. Emma Humrighouse of RD 2, New Philadelphia. CHURCH O'JTING SET St. Matthew's Church and Sunday school picnic will be held Sunday in the picnic area of Atwood Lake and a worship service will be held there at 10:30 a.m.

and dinner will follow. Take sandwiches, table service and a covered dish. Coffee and cream will be furnished. Ross Mills Vows Read In Dennison Arrangements of white carnations, palms and candles decorated the altar of the Immaculate Conception Church in Dennison Saturday for the wedding of Carmela Ann Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Ross of 115 S. 5th St. and Larry Leon Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mills of RD 1, all of Dennison.

Rev. Fr. Hugh Gilbert officiated at the Nuptial High Mass. The Immaculate Conception Choir, accompanied by Ann Still at the organ, sang the mass and Miss Rosemary Gardina was soloist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white brocaded floor-length gown of nylon organza.

Her elbow length veil of Chantilly lace was held in place by a pearl crown. She carried white cascade roses and carnations arranged around a single white orchid. Mrs. William Benedetto of Dennison was matron of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids were Virginia Ross of Dennison, the bride's sister; Shirley Leece of Dennison, the bride's cousin, Connie Benedetto and Karen Shaw of Dennison and Nancy Torna'bene of Dover.

Mrs. Benedetto wore a ballerina length gown of pink thread embroidered nyjon organdy over white taffeta. A matching crown of nylon held a circular face veil and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations and white rose buds. The 5 bridesmaids wore gowns and accessories like Mrs. Benedetto's in pastel shades of orchid, caramel, green, aqua and blue.

They carried bouquets of cascade roses and carnations. Vinnie Marie Benedetto of Dennison, the bride's niece, was flower girl. She wore a white frock over pink and carried a basket of rose petals. Tommy Pifer of Massillon, the bride's cousin, was ring bearer. Adolph Gustaldo of Uhriehs- ville, the bride's cousin, was best man.

Ushers were Wayne Peoples of Gnadenhutten, H. J. Burdette of RD 1, Tippecanoe, Paul Snyder of New Philadelphia, and Michael Pollilli of Dennison, the bride's cousin. A wedding breakfast was held at the bride's home for 150 persons. They had dinner later at the Top Hat Nile Club.

Approximately 500 persons attended the reception at of Hall in Dennison in the evening. Music was by the Hi Fi's of New Philadelphia. The couple is honeymooning at Cedar Point. They will reside at 725 N. 4th rear, Dennison.

Mrs. Mills, who was graduated in 1958 by immaculate Conception High, attended Union Business College and for the past year has been employed as a secretary at the State Highway Department in New Philadelphia. Mr. Mills was graduated in 1955 by Uhriehsville High and is employed at Timken Roller Bearing Co. in New Philadelphia.

Social I Today St. Mathews Missionary Aid postponed until next Thursday, July Ruth Circle of South Moravian Church meeting canceled until further notice. Women of the Moose 8 p.m. regular informal meeting with Mrs. Helen Swinderman and her College of Regents committee in charge.

Executive Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday Willing Workers p.m. in South Moravian Church social hall with Mrs. James Korns and Mrs. George Aebersold as hostesses.

Saturday Modern Squares Square Dance Club 8:30 p.m. in New Philadelphia Central School multipurpose room with Roy Benedum as caller. Dover New Philadelphia Mothers of Twins Club 6 p.m. at Dover City Park for 4th annual family picnic. There will be games with prizes for the children.

Golden Circle Class of New Philadelphia First Baptist Church 8 p.m. in Ekcrohcll Cottage, North Shore Atwood Lake, with the Frank Hol- lingsworths as Take a covered dish for supper if you go in the afternoon for swimming and boating. Monday Women's Guild of St. John's Church 7:30 p.m. in social hall.

"Make a Bed" packets will be dedicated, Trinity Bethany Class of First Moravian Church 6 p.m. picnic at Dover City Park. Take table service and covered dish. Rolls, butter and coffee will be furnished. Social schedule announcements are published three times.

Afternoon meetings are deleted on the day they occur, therefore appear a day earlier than night programs. Report on meetings should be telephoned this department between 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. late are necessarily condensed. Sara Kinsey Will Be Married Sunday The marriage of Miss Sara Kinsey, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kinsey of RD 2, Port Washington, to William Wallace, son of Mrs.

Gladys Wallace of Gnadenhutten, will be solemnized Sunday afternoon. The wedding will take place in the West Union Church, near Gilmore, with music preceding the 2:30 p.m. ceremony beginning at 2 p.m. Open Church will be observed and an open reception in the church social room will follow, Bonnie Raff Married In. Beach City The marriage of Miss Bonnie Lee Raff and Gerald Robert Roseman took place Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

in the First Lutheran Church of Beach City. Rev. Robert W. Hilty solemnized double ring ceremony. A daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Norwood Raff of 218 W. Main Beach City, the bride was graduated by Beach City High in 1957 and attended Akron University. She is currently a senior in Massillon City Hospital School of Nursing and will be graduated Sept. 8.

The bridegroom is. a 1958, alumnus of Washington High, Massillon, and is an apprentice machinist at Timken Roller Bearing Co. In Canton. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Roseman of 817 Lake Ave. NE, Massillon. Palms, bouquets of orchid gladioli and white pompons in milk glass vases and white cathedral candles in seven branched candelabra were used at the of the church. Keith Veit- inger, son of the Robert Veit- ingers of Beach City, served as alcolyte. Music was by John Schon, vocal soloist, and Mrs.

Robert Slayman, organist. Chantilly lace formed the bride's gown, which was highlighted with a chapel tram. Other style features were long tapering sleeves, a Sabrina neckline -and a full skirt with scalloped lace parting in front to re Veal tiers of net. A crown of pearls and iridescents held the bride's fingertip veil which had been designed by her aunt, Mrs. John Schmidt Jr.

of Cincinnati. The white satin covered Bible "she carried was topped with white roses, stephanotis and ivy. Her pearl necklace was from the 'bridegroom. The bride and her father, who gave her in marriage, were preceded to the altar by her 2 sisters, Mrs. George L.

Brown of Massillon, matron of honor, and Mrs. Ronald Croskey of bridesmaid. They wore identical waltz length gowns of yellow and orchid brocaded taffeta, respectively, with nylon overskirts, brocaded cummerbunds and boat shaped necklines tapering to V's in back. They wore elbow length gloves and carried natural baskets of orchid, yellow and white daisies. Net and daisies formed their headpieces.

Two nieces of the bride, Sharon Kay Croskey of Wilmot and Belinda Sue Raff of Beach City, were flowergirls. They wore white brocaded taffeta frocks with Peter Pan collars, puff sleeves and bouffant floor-length skirts. They carried natural bas- kets accented with daisies in or- chid and yellow and their head- pieces were of orchid daisies. John Raff of North Canton, the bride's nephew, was ringbearer. Donald Roseman of Massillon was best man for his brother and ushers were Richard Roseman, a cousin of the bridegroom, and Robert Scheetz of Massillon.

The bride's mother wore a beige lace dress with a matching jacket and the bridegroom's mother was attired in a blue- green plaid dress. Their corsages were of purple orchids. Beach City Grange Hall was the scene of the reception. Hostesses were Mrs. Elden Derrick of North Canton, a sister of the bride; Mrs.

James Wascherly of Massillon; a cousin of tha bridegroom; Miss Connie McMann of Tippecanoe, a roommate of the bride, and Miss Joa- hne Crow of Ber.ch City. Miss Elma Kay Gepfert was in charge of the guest book. A rehearsal dinner was held Saturday at the home of the bride's parents. After a tour of the New England States and a 2-week stay at Cape Cod, Mr. and Mrs.

Roseman will reside at 749 Commonwealth Ave. NE, Massillon. Mince some parsley and seal- hon and add to eggs you are scrambling. Fresh flavor! Vacation Church School WHAT? WHERE? lst Mcthodist WHEN? Church, Dover July 25 Thru August 5 Children 5 Years Thru 6th Grade "Pioneering With Christ" REGISTRATIONS: At THE CHURCH, SUNDAY JUMT 10TH 9.11 A.M, Or Contact Beverly Hammerstrom Phone 57353 WHO? WHY? "HELLO THERE" I just want to thank all you ladies for helping me make my beauty salon a big success in just 3 weeks, and for your repeated appointments. My only hope is that I have pleased you witJj a style that was becoming to you.

With you I will grow bigger and better, without you stand alone. By the way will be open Thursday evenings for your venience so if you do need prettied up a bit, just call Msry'l Beauty Salon 33643 or drop in at the rear of 409 Union Dover. SJNCEKELV, Mary.