The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 6

A Tin TIMES-REPORTER -U Fri.Jsn. 19,1973 DOVER-NEW PHIIADEIPHIA, OHIO Leaders Obituaries Mrs. Arthur Minnis Mrs. Arthur L. (Bessie Minnis.

83, of 1512 Oak Dover, died Thursday in the Dover Nursing Center after a long illness. Born near New Philadelphia, she was a daughter of John and Emma Fox Lewis, and was a member of St. John's United Church of Christ in Dover. Surviving in addition to her husband are a daughter and son. Mrs.

Donald (Florence) Becker of Dover and Lawrence Minnis of RD 4, New Philadelphia; 15 grandchildren; 32 great- grandchildren; a great-great-grandchild, and two sisters, Helen Phenicie of Akron and Mrs. William (Ethel) Schneiter of Canton. A son, two daughters, a sister and two brothers preceded her in death. Services will be Monday at 1 p.m. in Toland-Herzig Funeral Home, where friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.

Rev. Reinhard Krause will officiate and interment will be in Dover Burial Park. Dario Besozzi UHRICHSVILLE Dario A. Besozzi, 64, of 323 N. East st.

died of a heart attack early this morning at Twin City Hospital. Born at Wainwright, he was a son of the late Louis and Therese Galli Besozzi. A life resident of here and Wainwright, he was employed at Republic Steel in Massillon, where he had worked for 28 years. He was a member of Dennison Eagles. Surviving is his widow, the former Mary Grandison, whom he married in 1931, and a brother, Carl Besozzi of Akron.

Two brothers preceded him in death. Services will be Monday at 1 p.m. in Uhrich-Hostettler Funeral Home, where friends may call Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Rev. Clyde Carter will officiate and burial will be in Union Cemetery.

Mrs. Lena Manbeck BEACH CITY Mrs. Lena Manbeck, 89, died early today in the Country Lawn Nursing Home at Navarre. A native of the Winesburg area, she resided here before moving to the nursing home several years ago. She was a member of Zion United Church of Christ at Winesburg.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Carl (Treva) Fahrni and Mrs. Bernard (Arline) Shue, both of here; six grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. Rev. Dean V.

Rousch will officiate at services Sunday at 2 in the Desvoignes Funeral Home at Mount Eaton where friends may call Saturday from 7 to 9. Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Mary Miller FREDERICKSBURG Mrs. Mary Ann Miller, 71, of RD 2, who had been ill a month, died Thursday in her home.

She was a member of the Old Order Amish and was the widow of Jacob Miller, who died in 1948. Surviving are a son and four daughters, Levi J. Miller of the home, Mrs. Joni (Verna) Troyer of Millersburg, Mrs. Peter (Barbara) Troyer of RD 2, Apple Creek, Mrs.

Noah (Clara) Troyer of RD 2, here, and Mrs. Paul (Annie) Miller of RD 1, Dundee; a brother and three sisters, Andy Schlabach of Napanee, Mrs. Andy Wengerd of Winesburg. Mrs. John Helmuth of RD 1, Dundee, and Mrs.

Amos Yoder of RD 5, Millersburg; a half-brother, Levi Schlabach of RD 1, Dundee; 32 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Services will be Sunday at 9 a.m. in the residence with Andy Weaver officiating. Burial will be in the Raymond Hershberger family cemetery in Holmes County. Desvoignes Funeral Home at Mt.

Eaton is handling arrangements. Friends may call at the home. Elmo Getz NEW BEDFORD Elmo Dallas Getz, 67, of 10201 Dixie Highway. Louisville, a resident here until about 10 years ago, died Thursday in a Louisville hospital after a brief illness. A son of the late Ernest and Lucy Senst Getz, he was a retired salesman and a member of the United Church of Christ here.

His first wife, Erma Ducommun Getz, died in 1962. Surviving are his widow, Frances, a daughter, Mrs. Doren (Pat) Pepper of Columbus; several stepchildren; a sister and two brothers, Mrs. Charlotte Hummell and Dennis and Reno Getz of Baltic, and two grandchildren. A sister and brother are deceased.

Services will be Sunday in Lingler Funeral Home at Baltic with Rev. Welton Stein officiating. Burial will be in the United Church of Christ Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 7 to 9. Townsend Bell NEWCOMERSTOWN Services will be held Monday at 2 in Ourant Funeral Home for Townsend Bell, 82, of 485 Martin Luther King dr.

who died Wednesday in Coshocton Hospital where he had been a patient three weeks. Born at Anniston, he was a retired laborer. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Sally Spencer of Canton; six grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren and two great- great-grandchildren. Rev.

Harvey Watts will officiate with burial in West Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Olio Walker Olio E. Walker. 73. of 118 Commercial av.

SE, New Philadelphia, a retired Union Township clerk, a post he held 28 years, and a former member of the Midvale board of education, died Thursday in Union Hospital after a long illness. Born in Uhrichsville, a son of A.D. and Ine Leggett Walker, he was married to Harriet Smith Walker with whom he observed a 46th wedding anniversary Jan. 1. He was a member of Roxford United Methodist Church and Leesville Masonic Lodge.

Surviving in addition to his widow are a son and two daughters, Larry Walker of Columbus, Mrs. George (Ruby) Beans and Mrs. Ralph (Betty) Patterson, both of RD 1, New Philadelphia; two brothers and two sisters, Mrs. Blain Walker and Mrs. George (Frances) Couch of New Philadelphia, Otis Walker of RD 1, Sherrodsville, and Mrs.

Doris Schwartz of Beaumont, Tex; eight grandchildren and a great-grandchild. A granddaughter preceded him in death. Services will be Sunday at 2 in Roxford United Methodist Church with Rev. A.J. Johnson officiating.

Burial will be in Roxford Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at Kaserman-Naylor Funeral Home. Ward Roth GNADENHUTTEN Ward Roth, 72, of 220 N. Plum st. died of an apparent heart attack in his home.

Born in Tuscarawas, a son of Eugene and Minnie Glass Roth, he was a member of the local United Methodist Church and its Men's Bible Class. He had been employed by Kennedy IGA Market here following his retirement from Larson Clay Co. His first wife, the former Edna Hill, died in 1932. Surviving are his widow, the former Katheriite Richards; two sons, David of RD 1 and Thomas of Dover, and a brother and a sister, Glen and Mrs. Robert (Marian) Frank of Port Washington.

A daughter and a brother preceded him in death. Services will be Sunday at 2 p. TI. in the United Methodist Church with Rev. Ernest Murphy offciating.

Burial will be in Gnadenhutten Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at Botimer Funeral Home. Eugene Strohacker COSHOCTON Services for Eugene Strohacker, 51, of 1500 S. 14th who died Wednesday in Memorial Hospital where he was a patient 12 days, will be Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Dawson Funeral Home.

Rev. E.L. Jefferson will officiate and burial will be in South Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Born in Adamsville, a son of Therlane Dallas and Cora Kreider Strohacker, he was a retired carpenter, and had worked for the Darner and Blount Construction companies.

He had served in World War II and he was a member of the Conesville United Methodist Church, Carpenters Local 525, and the Elks. Surviving are two sons, Richard of Columbus and Larry of here; four sisters and a brother, Mrs. Clarence (Helen) Martter and Mrs. John (Mary) Taylor of Lakeworth, Mrs. Harold (Isabell) Hall Jr.

of North Palm Beach, Mrs. Henry (Beulah) Hendricksen of Palm Beach Shores, and Alton Strohacker of RD 1, Dresden and one grandson. One brother preceded him in death. Edward Schlabach WINESBURG Edward Jacob Schlabach died Thursday in Akron Childrens' Hospital, where he was flown by helicopter 13 days ago following his premature birth in Mount Eaton Clinic. Surviving are his parents, John R.

and Mary Yoder Schlabach of Star Route, Millersburg; grandparents, Mrs. Katie Schlabach of RD 2, Fredericksburg, and Milo and Sarah Yoder of Star Route, Millersburg, and a great-grandfather, John Schlabach of RD 2, Fredericksburg. Services will be Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in the home of the parents, where friends may call. Burial will be in the Abe D.

Yoder Cemetery. The Desvoignes Funeral Home at Mount Eaton is in charge of arrangements. Services Joe Donate Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church at Dover.

Calling today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 0 in Toland-Herzig Funeral Home. Rosary at 8. Dennis Sowers Saturday at 2:30 in Dawson Funeral Home at Coshocton. Calling today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Mrs.

E. Gladys Rogers Saturday at 1 p.m in Uhrich-Hostettler Funeral Home at Uhrichsville. Calling tonight from 7 to 9 and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1p.m. Donald McKnight Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

in Steffe Funeral Home at Strasburg. Calling today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Mrs. Jennie Perkins Saturday at 1 p.m. in Free Funeral Home at Coshocton.

Calling today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and Saturday until 1 p.m. William Lohr Sunday at 2 in O'Neill Funeral Home at West Lafayette. Calling Saturday from 3 to 4 and 7 to 9 and Sunday until 2. Roy Glazier Saturday at 1 p.m in Botimer Funeral Home at Gnadenhutten. Calling today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.

WUford Bose Saturday at 2 in Lantzer Funeral Home at Beach City. Calling tonight from 7 to 9. Display, publicity techniques outlined at Thursday workshop Sharon McCullough of Gnadenhutten and Steve Darr of RD 3, Newcomerstown, received $25 savings bonds from the Newcomerstown Elks Lodge as Youth Leadership award winners. Darr, a student at Ridgewood High, also won the district competition for his leadership brochure and was presented a $50 bond. He is eligible for the state contest and its $500 prize, which will be awarded May 5 at an annual youth luncheon in Dayton.

Miss McCullough is a student at Indian Valley South High. Woodrow Warner of West Lafayette, trustee and district youth leadership chairman, and Thomas Triplett of Newcomerstown, lodge ruler, made the presentations. Grand jury to consider case against Phila man Stanley Shaw, vice president of Shaw-Barton Inc. of Coshocton, calendar and specialty advertising firm, gave area librarians some suggestions for creating attractive displays and posters during a public relations workshop Thursday in the Dover Public Library. His presentation followed a Man faces weapons charge COSHOCTON Assault with a deadly weapon charges were filed by police today against Sheldon Patterson, 35, no address listed, when he appeared in municipal court on traffic charges.

The charges stem from a call to the city police department Tuesday at 1:50 a.m. from a Donald Wohlheter. 47. of 941S. 7th who was at the El Toro Cafe on S.

2nd st. When the police arrived there they found Wohlheter had been assaulted and robbed by two men. Wohlheter was taken to Coshocton County Memorial Hospital, where he was treated for severe lacerations about the head, body and rib injuries. He was not dismissed until today. The incident is under investigation.

panel discussion on preparing and submitting news releases to the various media and a session during which the audience practiced writing such releases. Panel members were Jack Frost, casting director of Tower Communications Inc. of New Philadelphia, Dan Griffith of WTNS Radio at Coshocton, and Mrs. Doris Keener, city editor of The Times-Reporter. Shaw encouraged the librarians to keep in mind their goals: to increase circulation and improve the images of their libraries.

He stressed the desirability of simplicity, and the importance of a point of emphasis, balance and the effective use of color. He gave suggestions for materials and explained various techniques for getting desired messages across with displays and posters. Frost outlined the ingredients for an interesting TV announcement, stressing the importance of visual aids and how to prepare them. Griffith explained how to prepare copy for radio, pointing out the need for brevity and liveliness. Mrs.

Keener advised the audience, which also included representatives of several county health and planning agencies, on proper procedures for obtaining publicity in newspapers and preparing news releases. Mrs. Maria Overholt, project director for AIRS (Appalachia Improved Reference Service), which sponsored the workshop, displayed two AIRS posters and reviewed their creation. Guilty plea entered to check count Sue Kulevich of 720 N. Wooster Dover, pleaded guilty in Dover mayor's court to passing a bad check for $10.29, to Zane's Market.

Restitution was made to the market, and she was assessed $6 court costs. Thomas Wallick, 40, of 200 W. Slingluff av. was fined $16 for failure to yield the right-of- way, stemming from an accident Tuesday at N. Walnut and 8th and Fred Sherbinksy, 23, of Cleveland was fined $16 for failure to stop within the assured clear distance.

He was involved in an accident Jan. 13 at S. Wooster av. and Front st. Thomas Vance, 28, of New Philadelphia, has been bound over to the county grand jury as the result of a Dec.

23 incident at the Grandview Inn at 704 East av. in Dover. Vance, who was on probation at the time, was charged Clayland Capsules UHRICHSVILLE Outstanding young men, community service and distinguished service awards will be presented Wednesday night at 6:30 when Claymont Jaycees hold their annual awards banquet in the Buckeye Hotel. The banquet is held in observance of National Jaycee Week. UHRICHSVILLE Ralph and Harold Smith, both of RD 5, Cambridge, forfeited $22 bonds each in southern district court Wednesday, on Nov.

12 charges filed by Bill Bates, state game protector. Bates alleges the Smith took a raccoon from its den in Oxford Township. UHRICHSVILLE-Plans for a new kitchen at local Eagles were discussed when Eagles auxiliary met Tuesday night. A candidate, Mrs. Jo Ann Henry, was initiated.

Year's dues were won by Mrs. Wilma McBeth, with Mrs. Clara Paisley claiming the wonder box. Luncheon was served to 16 members by Mrs. Carol Norris and Mrs.

Wilma Doney. Next meeting will be Feb. 6 at 8 p.m., with officers UHRICHSVILLE Royal and Select Masters, Gebal council, met Wednesday in Masonic Temple to make plans for several upcoming inspections and visitations. Earl Salmon, illustrious master, presided and the select master's degree was conferred. Lunch was served during a social period.

A special assembly will be held Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m. in Masonic Temple to confer the Royal Masters degree. UHRICHSVILLE Elaine Riggs of 624 N. Parrish st.

reported to police Thursday night that an eight-track tape player, valued at $40 was taken from his auto between 5:30 and 11:30. The car was parked in the 200 block of N. Main st. DENNISON James Sciarini of 310 N. 3rd st.

told police Thursday that a window in a garage at the rear of his home was broken Wednesday, the second window to be broken in the garage within the past few weeks. UHRICHSVILLE-An assault and battery charge against Billy Blaine Bryant of rear 129 E. Canal Newcomerstown, was dropped in southern district court by Leona Bryant of RD 1, Newcomerstown. She alleged Bryant struck Barbara Lee Bryant, no address listed, on Nov. 27.

Court costs were paid by Bryant. Well blaze It's still burning. That's the latest word on the natural gas well fire on the Virgil Felgenhauer farm (Darky Hollow Riding Academy) on RD 1, Sherrodsville, since Wednesday. Drillers from the E. Holder Drilling Co.

and officials of the North East Natural Gas Co. of Canton are expected to begin removing damaged equipment today so the fire can be extinguished. with breaking into a coin-operated device and taking $29 in change. He was released on his own recognizance by Judge Kenneth Ferrell in northern district court. Gary Rainsburg of RD 1, Mineral City, pleaded innocent to a bad check charge, filed by Adrian Schaar, assistant treasurer at.

Reeves Banking Trust Co. in Dover. The check, for $200, was drawn on the Gnadenhutten Bank. Rainsburg was released on $1000 bond and the hearing was set for Jan. 31.

A court date has not been set for Thomas Smith, 45, of 704Vz East Dover, who is charged with two counts of insufficient funds, for checks of $20 each, by Brad Dinolfo of the Grandview Inn. He is being held in county jail in lieu of bond. KEEBLER'S Rich 'n Chips Cookies 14 Oz. Pkg Yo ur KEEBLER'S Pitter Patter Cookies 16 Oz. Pkg Choke IV SOAP 3t Off Label 4 Bar Personal SizePak LA CHOY Chicken Chow Mein Bi-Pak 42 Oz.

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