The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 14

A .1 A Thi TIMES-REPORTER OOVEfl-NSWPHILADELPHIA, OHIO Obituaries Services Monday for Oliver P. Bolton Services will be held Monday at 2:30 m. at Trinity Cathedral in Cleveland for former U.S. Rep. Oliver P.

Bolton, who died Wednesday at Palm Beach, Fla. Family members said the 55-year-old Bolton died from complications arising from a heart ailment. The former representative from Ohio's llth District, he was the son of former U.S. Rep. Frances Bolton.

During his tenure as a legislator Bolton sponsored the bill that put "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance. Bolton was publisher of The Daily Reporter in Dover from March 1953 to December 1961. He purchased the newspaper from Arthur A. Hoopingarner and served as president of a new company, Tuscarawas Publishing Inc. The Bolton newspapers, including the Willoughby News-Herald, were sold to the Mansfield Journal Co.

and the Lorain Journal headed by Harry R. Horvitz, effective Oct. 1, 1963. Horvitz is publisher of The Times-Reporter. Herman Ruppenthal UHRICHSVILLE Herman A.

Ruppenthal, 79, of 735 N. Dawson died Thursday in Union Hospital following a two-year illness. Born in Clay Township, a son of Adam and Louise Schug Ruppenthal, he was a life resident of Port Washington and here. He was a retired U.S. postal em- ploye and a member of the National Rural Carriers Assn.

Surviving are his widow, the former Mimmie Goettge, to whom he was married Sept. a son, Don E. Sr. of Dover; a sister, Mrs. Zoe Schreiner of Gnadenhutten, and a grandson.

Two brothers and a sister are deceased. Services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Uhrich-Hostettler Funeral Home, where friends may call Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Rev. Joseph 0.

Glassner will officiate and burial will be in Union Cemetery. George Palmer DENNISON George G. Palmer, 67, of 1147 Oxford Claremont, died Wednesday following open heart surgery in a Los Angeles hospital. His widow is the former Margaret S. Lindsey, a former resident here.

Born at Trenton, a son of Gladys Gilmore Palmer of California and the late Richard W. Palmer, he was a retired banker. He was a graduate of Wooster College and a member of Claremont Presbyterian Church. Surviving in addition to his widow are a son and a daughter, Robert A. of Logan, Utah, and Mrs.

David (Jean) Tri- tenbach of Roseville, a brother and three sisters, Richard, Mrs. Virginia Gist, Mrs. Mary A. Kennedy and Mrs. Frances Towner of California, and three grandchildren.

Burial will be Monday in a Pomona, cemetery followed by a memorial service in the church. Todd Memorial Chapel, 570 N. Garey Pomona, Calif. is handling arrangements. Forest Mizer NEWCOMERSTOWN Forest Mizer, 62, of RD 2 died unexpectedly in Coshocton Hospital early this morning shortly after being admitted for an apparent heart attack.

Born at Evans Creek, he was a son of the late Edward and Gertrude Troendley Mizer. He was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church here and an employe of Stone Creek Brick Co. Surviving are his widow, the former Minnie Doll; two daughters and a son, Mrs. Jack (Ellen) Baker and Dale Mizer of here and Mrs.

Clifford (Beatrice) Roby of Findlay; two brothers and a sister, Mrs. Harvey Thomas of West Lafayette, and Woy and Clifford of RD 1, Stone Creek, and ten grandchildren. A brother is deceased. Services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in Evans Creek Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Rev. William 0. Calvert will officiate. Friends may call at Ourant Funeral Home Saturday from 7 to 9. Firecrackers cost youth 3 days in jail A Dover High student began a three- day sentence in city jail Thursday, for discharging fireworks near the school.

William Lantzer, 18, of 119 W. Iron av. was charged by High School Principal Robert Schrock with setting off the firecrackers Monday at 218 W. 5th st. He pleaded guilty before Mayor Guy M.

Smith and was given a 20-day jail sentence with 17 days suspended, on condition he not appear in court on a similar charge for a year. He was not fined, but assessed $6 court costs. Injuries fatal to Wooster man AKRON, Ohio (AP)-Joseph Sprenga, 55, of Wooster, who was injured in an industrial accident at Wooster earlier this week, died Thursday night at Akron City Hospital. Wooster police said Sprenga was hit in the head by a 65-pound weight while he was operating a crane at the Frito Lay plant. He was transferred to the Akron hospital from Wooster Community Hospital.

Carl Richter Carl M. Richter, 71, formerly of 513 Park av. NW, New Philadelphia, died Thursday in Dover Nursing Center where he had been a patient three weeks. He had been ill for two years and during that time made his home with a son-in- law and daughter, William R. and Marian Richter Doidge of RD 3, Dover.

Born in Bremen, Germany, he retired in 1960 from the Buckeye Machine and Tool Co. at New Philadelphia and was a member of the United Church of Christ. His wife, Meta died Aug. 15,1970. Surviving in addition to the daughter, are two sons, Gustav of New Philadelphia and Fred of Massillon; a brother, Adolph of Dover, and seven grandchildren.

A son and several brothers and sisters are deceased. Services will be Sunday at 1:30 p.m. in Linn-Hert-Geib Funeral Home, where friends may call Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Rev. William Huenemann will officiate and interment will be in Evergreen Burial Park.

Mrs. Viola Wells Mrs. Viola Wells, 80, of 408 Broad Dover, died Thursday in Union Hospital. Born in Lauderdale County, Mississippi, she was a daughter of Wash and Sarah McWilliams Jimeison, and was a member of Dover First Baptist Church. Her husband, Emmett, died in 1966.

Surviving are two sisters and a brother, Mrs. Minnie Dillard of Akron, Mamie Jimeison of Meridian, and Herbert Jimeison of Jackson, and two grandchildren. A son also is deceased. Services will be Monday at 1 p.m. in Meese-Bierie Funeral Home with Rev.

D. H. Anderson officiating. Interment will be in Dover Burial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.

Mrs. Phoebe Clark COSHOCTON Mrs. Phoebe Clark, 93, formerly of 912 Orchard died today in Union Hospital at Dover after a long illness. Born in Stone Creek, a daughter of Adam and Margaret Kohl Schwab, she was married to Charles Clark who preceded her in death. She was a member of the Park Avenue United Methodist Church and a member of the WSCS.

Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Thelma Hamilton of Columbus, Mrs. Glenn (Frances) Bible of New Philadelphia and Mrs. John (Kathryn) Anistik of Toledo; 10 grandchildren, and 23 great-grandchildren. Two daughters, two sons and a brother preceded her in death.

Services will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Given Funeral Home with Rev. Ronald L. Rearic officiating. Burial will be in South Lawn Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and Monday until 1:30. Mrs. Sarah Dine EAST SPARTA Mrs. Sarah (Anna) Dine, 83, of 2001 Pine st. died Thursday in Lodge Nursing Home at Navarre after a five-year illness.

Born in Pike Township, she was a daughter of John C. and Mary Amanda Laird, and was a member of the First Christian Church and its sewing circle. Her husband, Leroy, died in 1938. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Howard (Mary Jane) Carpenter of here and Mrs.

Thomas (Pearl) Costigan of Canton; a brother, Lewis Laird of Canton; three grandchildren and a great- grandchild. Services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. in Gordon Funeral Home here with Rev. Earl Slack officiating. Burial will be in East Sparta Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. Raymond Sprankle Sr. MAGNOLIA Raymond Sprankle 73, of Sandy Valley Estates died Thursday in Union Hospital, where he had been admitted two days earlier following a heart attack. A native of Medina and a son of the late William and Mary Jane Brown Sprankle, he resided in California several years, where he was a foreman for the DuPont Co. Surviving are his widow, Marie Timmerman Sprankle; eight daughters and four sons, Mrs.

Edward (Evelyn) Rainsberg and Elvin Sprankle of Mineral City, Mrs. Charles (Bertha) Geckler of Waynesburg, Mrs. John (Louise) Kennison of Zoar, Mrs. Howard (Ida) Shonk of Irwin, Mrs. Clarence (Frieda) Rainsberg of Somerdale, Mrs.

Robert (Ruth) Day of Zoarville, Mrs. Roy (Mary Jane) Young of Navarre, Mrs. Paul (Norma) Miller of Malvern, Paul and Raymond J. of Canton and Kenneth of Columbus; 36 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren, and a stepsister, Mrs. Gladys Guretal of Canton.

Four sons are deceased. will be Sunday at 3 in the Gordon Funeral Home at Mineral City with Fr. Ernest Horning of St. Patrick's Catholic Church officiating. Burial will be in New Cumberland Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 7 to 9. Services Raymond Miracle Saturday at 11 a.m. in Criss Brothers Funeral Home at Newark. Calling today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Mrs.

Carrie Warner Saturday at 3 in R. K. Lindsey Funeral Home. Calling today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Vital statistics Meetings Services Weathervane YESTERDAY High 33 Low 27 or mtrc our Information TODAY RAINFALL Last 24 hours 32 .01 TOMORROW Sunrise 7:44 Sunset 4:59 High 20s Low Teens Forecast: Accumulations of one to two inches of snow early tonight.

Saturday variable cloudiness and cold with a chance of a few snow flurries. Probability of precipitation 60 per cent tonight and 30 per cent Saturday. There will be a chance of flurries across Ohio Sunday and Monday, and a chance of snow or rain Tuesday. High Sunday will be in the 20s and low 30s and low 40s by Tuesday. LOWS all three mornings will be in the teens and low 20s.

NY Stocks NEW YORK (AP) The stock market slid for the third straight session Thursday, but analysts discounted the decline as a technical readjustment that did not reflect positive economic developments. The Dow-Jones industrials, which dropped 3.08 points Tuesday and 2.71 Wednesday, fell 5.42 Thursday to close at 1025.06. Declining issues overpowered advancing ones on the Big Board, 986 to 471. Trading was active as 1808 total issues and 17.93 million shares changed hands. Lawrence Percival, partner in charge of research at Bruns-Nordeman, chalked up the market decline to seasonal factors.

"It's the ususal irregular action that comes -into play in mid-December" when tax loss selling is under way, he said. "It should be disappearing in a few days," with the rush of reinvestment demand in January. NAIIONAl WlAtNlt 1KVICI COMCAST 7AM lit 12- 14-7? 30.M 30.M 30.00 ACF Industries Allegheny Corp. Allegheny Ludlum Steel Allied Chemical Corp. 30 Allied Supermarkets 5 All is Chalmers Alcoa Aluminum 56'A American Airlines American Can Corp.

31'A American Cyanamid American Elect. Power American Home Products American Metal Climax American Motors Corp. American Tele Tele Anconda Wire Cable 19 "4 Anchor Hocking Glass Ancord NS Armco Steel Corp. Babcock-Wilcox 26 Bechton Dickenson Bendix Aviation 49 Bethlehem Steel Boeing Aviation Chrysler Corp. Cities Service 48 Coca-Cola Company Colgate Palmohve 93 "4 Columbia Gas Inc.

Commonwealth Edison 37 Consolidated Edison 25 Consolidated Nat. Gas. 31 Continental Can Cooper Industries 34 Copperweld Steel Curtiss Wright Aviation Cyclops Corporation Dow Chemical Corp. DuPont Co. Eastman Kodak Eaton Yale JcTowne Co.

43 Fairmont Foods Firestone Rubber Ford Motors Co. General Dynamics 26'A General Electric General Foods General Motors General Telephone Electric Goodrich Rubber Goodyear Rubber Grant WT Co. Great Allan. 4 Pac. Tea 17 Gulf Oil Corp.

Ingersol Rand 67 Int. Business Machine International Harvester Johns-ManvilleCorp. Jones and Laughlin Joy Manufacturing 36 Kaiser Aluminum KrogerCompany Latrobe Steel Litton Industries Marathon Oil Marcorlnc. 28 4 MasoniteCorp. Massey Ferguson Mobile Oil Monsanto National Aviation National Cash Register National Distillery 16 Ohio Edison Co.

OlinMathieson Owens-Illinois Glass Pan Am Airlines PennCentralRR PennwaltCorp. 28 PenneyJ.C.Co.Inc. PepsiCo Inc. 88 Phillips Petroleum Polaroid Corp. 128 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Proctor-Gamble iwm Pullman Inc.

47 Radio Corp. of America Republic Steel Scott Paper Co. Sears and Roebuck Shell Oil Co. SmuckerCo. 25 "4 SperryRand 50 Standard Oil.

Indiana Standard Oil New Jersey NA Standard Oil. Ohio Stone Container 13 Swift i Co. Texacolnc. 38 Timken Roller Bearing Union Camp Union Carbide U.S. Steel Corp.

Warner 4 Swasey 40 Westinghouse Electric Weyerhaeuser Co. 54 Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Whirlpool Corp. White Motors WoolworthFWiCo. Youngs town Sheet Xerox Corp. 149 Zenith Corp.

Hospital News Union ADMISSIONS Dover Raymond Handrich, RD 3. Sharon Albaugh, 221 W. 13th st. New Philadelphia (People Are Going "MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS" Three-act comedy, Saturday, 7:30 p.m., Claymont High auditorium; presented by Dra- comtra.

CANDLELIGHT SERVICE Sunday, 8 p.m., Sandy Valley High. Sacred, secular and comedy numbers presented by Sandy Valley choir. CONCERT Sunday, 3 p.m., Sandy Valley High, presented by the junior and senior bands. Meetings Socials Dec.15 MM Club, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Clarence Becker, 705 Cross Dover.

Dec. II Thomas J. Ayres VFW Post. 6 p.m.. post home; Christmas covered dish banquet, adults only.

Dec. 17 Dover American Legion, 6:30 p.m.. Memorial Hall; Christmas covered dish supper. Dec. It Dover American Legion.

8 p.m., Memorial Hall. New Philadelphia Lodge No. 177 F. A.M.7:30p.m. Tuscarawas County Firefighters.

York Township fire station. New Philadelphia Women of the. Moose, business meeting executive meeting 8 p.m.. at the lodge. Gift exchange.

Dover Women's Literary Club, 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. John T. Edwards 304 E. Iron Dover Woman's Study Club. 7:45 home of Mrs.

Eileen Hatcher. RD2. Dover. Dec. II Dover Welcome Wagon.

12:45 p.m.. Union Country Club: $2 gift exchange. Tabor Ridge Group, 11 a.m.. home of Mrs. Chauncey Renneckar, 924 3rd st.

NW, New Philadelphia: gift exchange. Dec.U Parents Without Partners Christmas party, Buckeye Hotel. Fish fry, 7:30 p.m.. New Philadelphia American Legion Round and square dance, 9to 12 p.m.. Beach City Grange.

Music by the Dixie Harmonaires. Don Miller, caller. Fish fry stag, 6 p.m. at Sugarcreek Valley Coon Hunter's Club in Brewster. Star Promenaders modern western square dance.

8 to 11 p.m., Uhrichsvllle Eap'rs Hall. Chuck Ratlins: caller. Dec. 17 Bolivar Sportsman Club, meat shoot. 1 p.m., club farm on County Rd.

99. Thomas J. Ayres VFW Post. 1 p.m. Memorial Hall.

Dover: Christmas party. Dec. 18 Uhrichsyille American Legion Auxiliary Christmas party, 7:30 p.m., in 'the home of Mrs. Blaine Riggs; take a holiday dish and a exchange gift. (YMCA Schedule! FRIDAY UHTS cadet and prep swim teams practice; father-son open gym Foursquare Gospel Church family dinner, multi-purpose room gym team swim -Adult coed gym SATURDAY Leaders meeting Men's Health Club Olympic Leaders Club, gym Girl's Fish swimming class 9:30 Gra-Y Club (4-5-6 grade boys), chapel Arts and crafts class, Rooml Snails, Pollywogs.

Guppies II swimming classes Boy's fitness for living, Grades 1,2,3, gym Goldfish II swim class 10:00 Girl's swim teams leave for PainesvilleYMCA for living, Grades 4 -6, gym MinnowII swim class Grade school open swim high open gym Boy's swim teams home meetvsPainesville Karate, handball court No. 2 Senior high and college open gym 4 00 -Family swim Senior high and college open gym Granges Dec. 15 Schoenbrunn 8 p.m., grange hall. Program theme, "Christmas. Gift exchange.

Fairfield p.m., grange hall. Theme of the Christmas program is, "0 Holy Night." Take gifts for exchange. Dec. 17 Brandywine Christmas party, 6:30 p.m..grange hall. Members take a covered dish.

Bookmobile Monday Stone Creek School 8:3011, York School Tuesday Dundee School Dundee Barrs Mills School 1-2, Oak Ridge School Sugarcreek Branch Crash kills man, 57 RAVENNA, Ohio (AP) Mable Rigenbach, 57, of Diamond, was killed Thursday in a two-car collision on a Portage County road southeast of here. Robert Hosteller, 402 Union av. NW. Mrs. Allen Archinal, 118 21st dr.

NE. Mrs. C. David Hurst, 468 6th st. NW.

Mrs. Nancy Leggett, 473 8th dr. NE. Elsewhere Gust. Reifensnyder, RD 1, Stone Creek.

Mrs. Bernice Cronebach, RD 1, Newcomerstown. Freddie Smith, Tuscarawas. Mrs. Henry Mast, RD 2, Apple Creek.

John Foster, Canton. OPERATIONS New Philadelphia Bonnie Alpeter, James Moore, Mrs. Hugo Menges and Mrs. Tom Becker. Elsewhere Jo Ann Freeman of Uhrichsville, and Charles Tinlin of Dellroy.

DISMISSED Dover Robert Tice, John Patacca and Steven Arnold. New Philadelphia James Basso and Christopher Milliken. Elsewhere William Eberlyof Midvale; Mrs. Milas Adkins, Mark Shrock and Mrs. Galen Troyer of Sugarcreek; Ira Walters of Stone Creek, and Mrs.

Earl Keffer of Tuscarawas. Benefits BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Zurcher, Mid vale, son. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Krier, 322 3rd Beach City, son. Mr. and Mrs. William Schie, 510 King West Lafayette, daughter.

Dec. 16 Bake sale, 10 a.m., Cherry's Pharmacy, New Philadelphia, sponsored by Schoenbrunn Grange. Town Topics WALNUTCREEK The choir of the United Church of Christ will present a cantata, "Carol of Christmas," by John W. Peterson at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

DELLROY The Christmas program in the Nazarene Church will be presented Sunday night at 7. BERLIN Hiland High choir and the Hiland Middle School chorus will present a program of Christmas music Sunday at 2:30 in the high school. Director is Mrs. Diana Miller. CARROLLTON The Carroll County Pony Pullers Assn.

will sponsor a pull Saturday at 7 p.m. in the 4- barn at the county fairgrounds. The New Harrisburg youth group will.be in charge of refreshments. MALVERIST The junior department of the Church of Christ will hold a Christmas party Saturday from 12:30 to 2 in the church. STRASBURG Buenas Madres Club will hold its children's Christmas party Saturday at 1 in the Lutheran Church.

Each member should take a dozen cookies. The club party, with husbands as guests, will be held Satur day night at 7:30 in the Bob Haswell home. The group will go bowling and return to the Haswell home. United Methodist Church will hold a children's Christmas party Saturday from 1 to 3. The cherub choir will practice Saturday from 12:15 to 1.

Band Boosters will deliver citrus fruit ordered from Florida Saturday. SUGARCREEK The CWC Class of the First United Church of Christ will decorate the church Saturday at7p.m. GNADENHUTTEN The Indian Valley South High concert band and mixed chorus will present a Christmas concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Donation will be fl for adults and 50 cents for students.

Twin City ADMISSIONS Uhrichsville Mrs. James Darrah, 628 N. Dawson st. Mrs. Cortis Roup, Holiday av.

Elsewhere Fred Sterling, Scio. TraceyStanevich.Seio. Joseph Cheuvront, Sclo. DISMISSALS Uhrichsville Kenneth Dorsey and Mrs. James Darrah.

Elsewhere Mrs. Anna Jordan and Mrs. Eugene Moore of New Philadelphia and Mrs. Harry Mason of Sclo. Coshocton ADMISSIONS Coshocton Ernest Rager, 533 Cam-: bridge Rd.

Ralph Matthews RD 4. Christopher Whitaker, 1200 S. 16th st. Elsewhere Edith Sarbaugh, Conesville. Harold Slate, RD 2, Dresden.

Mattie Myers, RD 1, West Lafayette. Jeffrey Demoss, RD 1, Warsaw. DISMISSALS Coshocton Mrs. Terry McFarland and son, Patricia Exline, Ruth McKnight, Graig Conard, Claudia May, Mary J. West and Etta Roth.

West Lafayette Raymond Shearrow and Mrs. Clare Taylor. Elsewhere Billy Wise of Newcomerstown. Other Hospitals Albert Taylor of RD 1, Dover, is a patient in Cleveland Clinic Hospital. Elma E.

Martin of 346 Fair av. NE, New Philadelphia, was dismissed Thursday from Doctor's Hospital in Massillon where she underwent back surgery Monday. She is recovering in her home. Fire Runs New Philadelphia Thursday at 1:15 p.m. to 1940 E.

High av. where a furnace in a home occupied by Mrs. Vida MacDaniel overheated. Firemen shut off the furnace until a serviceman could be called. The home is owned by Frank Fisher of 918 E.

High they reported. YMCA directors named The Tuscarawas County YMCA board of directors were advised Thursday night the adult membership, comprised of persons 18 and older, elected the following directors for three-year terms: Mrs. Mary Hanhart, Eugene Kelker, Jack Marsh Rev, William McCabe, Paul Redinger, Mrs. Marjorie Spies, Dr. Dan Wherley and Robert Williams.

John Roemer was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Dave (Sue) Barr. One year remains of that term. Nominated by directors for three-year terms on the board of trustees were John Carlson, Robert Chapman, Roy Odenkirk and Don Zimmerman. The building debt on the new is $201,172, and directors and trustees have requested early payment of any unpaid pledges to lower the interest.

Participation at the for the year to date stands at 195,863. Membership totals 2943. Trustees are continuing efforts to sell the old building on Tuscarawas av. in Dover. The personnel committee is continuing its search (or a full- time director for women's and girls' activities.

Interviews are being conducted. Directors will meet again Jan. 19 at 7:30. I When You Care Enough To Give The Best NiwPhiladiiHfiii From The Courts Divorces Filed DENNIS Floyd, 140 3rd dr. SW vs.

Pamela, 444 N. Broadway, both New Philadelphia. Granted K1NSER Thomas, 319 Belmont av, NW from Linda, 511 12th.st. NW, both New Philadelphia. Custody of a child to mother.

STOCKER Shirley from Gary, both RD 1, Newcomerstown. Her name was restored to Alexander. Common Pleas Action Filed Sigel's Hauling vs. Edward Landers owner of Landers Coal Dennison, $564 due on an account. Wedding Licenses Thomas A.

Cathan, 26, and Barbara L. Reiser, 25, both of RD 1, Newcomerstown. Stephen Fillman, 25, of Newcomerstown and Cheryl Mosier, 27, of RD 4, Coshocton. COSHOCTON COUNTY Wills Filed Harry McCoy, RD 5, leaves his estate to his widow, Dorothy McCoy, and names her executrix. Pivorce filed JENNINGS Hilton of 1402 E.

Main st, Valjean of 442 Coe both Coshocton. Divorce Granted CORPER Ermajean from Earle, both of 1151 Walnut Coshocton..