The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 7

Bad Weather Reduces Ohio Traffic Toll By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic 1 Fire 2 Miscellaneous 0 Total 3 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ohio has come through the weekend with an uncommonly low accidental death toll, thanks, very likely, to the generally miserable weather, Arctic temperatures and Ice- coated roads apparently kept thousands of would-be travelers at home and the result was that not a single person died In a highway accident between 6 p.m. Friday and midnight Sunday, the period covered in the Associated Press' accidental death survey. In all, just three persons died accidentally in Ohio over the weekend, and only one is classified as a traffic death. One man toppled from a truck and fell under its wheds in an industrial plant driveway. The other two victims died in fires.

The fatalities: Friday night: None Saturday: Melvin Milam, 29, of Hartwell (Hamilton County), crushed when he tumbled from a truck and fell beneath its wheels in the driveway of an industrial plant at Cincinnati. Sunday: Robert I. Bias, about 36, died In a fire that destroyed his trailer home near Mansfield's city limits. Andrew Shingleton, 73, East Liverpool, burned to death wlien he apparently fell on top of a heat- Ing stove in his room. Hospital Records Union ADMISSIONS Austin Henry of 201 Union Mrs, Hobert Johnson of 327 E.

14th Ervln Swartzentruber of 215 E. 2nd Mrs. William Marino of E. 20th Dover; Mrs. Max Eckert of 314 Front St.

SW, John Miller of 270 Qrandvlew Ave. NW, Mrs. William Karl of 865 Fair Ave. NE, Terry Moore of 807 Union Mrs. Forest Gano of RD 2, Mrs.

Clara Roman of 130 9th St. NE and Mrs. William Mallernee of 223 Ray Ave. NW, New Philadelphia; Mrs. Lester Phillips of Midvale; Grace Waltz of RD 1, Mineral City.

Henry of Dover, Mrs. Isophene M. Briggs and John Miller of New Philadelphia, Albert Kline, Joseph C. Contini, Mrs. Dean Kuhn, Mrs.

Rose Maddox, Robert Rippel, Mrs, Mary Snyder, Homer V. Kiste, Mrs. Dominic Zuchegno, Austin Henry, Marcla Domer and Mrs. Gertrude Pflster of Dover, John Petltte, Mrs. James Schario, Myrtle Wenger, Raymond Hagarman, Mrs.

Loma Van Natter, Edgar E. Warner, Eugene Barker, Mrs. Raymond Early and daughter, Mrs. Donald Wendling and daughter, Mrs. James Kelly and daughter, Ronald F.

Weber and Donald A. Moore of New Philadelphia, Grover Carpenter of Coshocton, Mrs. J. William Gray of Port Washington, Jeffrey Adkins, Elden Schrock and Mrs. Elden Lenhart of Sugarcreek, Mrs.

Edward Me- Robie of Bolivar, Leroy Elliott III of Stone Creek, Mrs. Dan Weaver of Dundee and Mrs. Frederick Stotzer of Brewster. ATOMIC OENIRATOR-Two five-pound atomic generators unveiled by the White House are shown (top) compared to a fountain pen. The device at right produced energy to light bulb and turn propeller (center).

At left is a similar apparatus, uncovered. The bottom picture shows a view, from the top, of thermoelectric elements In the new atomic device. Elements lead from core containing radioactive material. Gepfert Heads Veterans' Unit Special To The Reporter J. Gepfert of Beach City was installed as comman'der of the Jonathan S.

Hare Barracks of Strasburg, Bolivar and Beach City, when the Veterans of World War I organization held its regular meeting last Friday night in the American Legion home. Other elected officers are Ralph E. Kienzle of Bolivar, senior vice commander; Walter E. Hartline of RD 1, Strasburg, junior vice commander; Victor Lawrence of Strasburg, quartermaster; Philip A. Carver of Strasburg, judge advocate; Thomas E.

Dawson of RD 1, Bolivar, chaplain, and Bryan Wai- lick of RD 2, Dover, William Penrod of Beach City and Raymond C. Lab of Bolivar, trustees. Appointed to posts were Lawrence as adjutant; Thomas J. Krantz of RD 1, Strasburg, sergeant at arms and membership chairman; Wilber W. Leisure of RD 2, Dover, guard; Wallick, bugler, and Russell E.

Steffe of Strasburg, hospital chairman. Officers were installed by Wylie Kendall of Millersburg, district deputy chief of staff. The next meeting will be held Feb. 11 at the Legion Home here. Ladies will be invited to attend to form an auxiliary unit.

Phila Girl Gets 4th In Bake-Off TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) Seventeen-year-old Carolyn Shoemaker of Peebles reigned today as the .1959 Ohio cherry pie baking champion. Miss Shoemaker, one of a family of 10 children, outbaked 13 other contestants to win the crown over the weekend. She will participate in the National Cherry Pie Contest next month in Chicago. Ruth Ann Lusetti of Newark won second place in the Ohio contest. Annabelle (Susie) Blakely, 17, of New Philadelphia finished fourth in the contest.

Twin City ADMISSIONS Anthony Scaffidi of 705 N. 4th St. and Ludwig Ries of 1013 N. 2nd Dennison; Rebecca Burgess of 1225 Chestnut Dover; Mrs. Joseph Kerns of Tuscarawas; George Wood of Freeport, DISMISSALS Mrs.

Herman King and of New Philadelphia, Mrs. Robert Machan and daughter of Dover, Mrs. John Hawthorne of Cadiz, Wilbur Shuss, Paul LeMasters and Mrs. Robert' McGuire and son of Uhrichsvllle, Russell House of Gnadenhutten, John Melville, Mrs. George Shurtz nd Mrs.

Robert Davis of'Denni- on. Elsewhere Homer V. Kiste of Bouler ard, Dover railway express gent, is a patient in Canton Mery Hospital, where he was taken iaturday from Union Hospital. His oom number there is 237. Herman B.

Archinal of Orrville, ormer Dover resident, underwent urgery this morning at Mercy lospital in Canton. His room number is 224, Son Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Lamb 17010 E. Park Cleveland, University Hospital. Mrs. Lamb is he former Helen Waddington, of Mr. and Mrs, J.

W. Waddington of RD 4, New Philadelphia. 2 Killed, 3 Hurt In Auto Accident SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) Two women were killed and three others injured in an automobile crash on Ohio 69 north of New Carlisle today. Dead are Mrs. Irene Mae Bodey, 60, and Hazel Apple Dagett, 61, both of Rt.

1. St. Paris (Cham paigh County). All five were in one car, en route to work at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton. It went out of control and skidded into a bread truck.

GOP Of Uh'ville Plans Meeting UHRICHSVILLE Republicans will hold a caucus In the Uhrlch Street School building tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Purpose of the meeting is to endorse candidates running for office in the May primary including those who will file for mayor, auditor solicitor and council positions. Mrs. Edith Biddle, Uhrichsville area chairman, said that all precinct committeemen and precinc workers are to attend. SALE RECORDED Sale of six Shorthorn females Ralph E.

Carmack of Uhrichsville to John Aldergate of Dennison war recorded last week by the Ameri can Shorthorn Association in Oma ha, Neb. NAMED TO COMMITTEE John J. Marsh Jr. of the Marsh Lumber Co. here, has been nam ed to the Ohio Forest Industries Committee headed by Ray G.

Gar rett of Hamilton. Grange News Jefferson Grange will select Its prince and princess when it meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Grange hall. A program will be presented on "Safety." Women serve pie for lunch. Tragedy Strikes Same Family 2nd Time In 2 Years CLEVELAND (AP) Tragedy has struck the William Woodrum family for the second time in two years.

Nine-month-old Terry Lee Woodrum was found strangled to death in his crib Sunday. Mrs. Woodrum said she found the child with his head wedged between the mattress and sideboard in the family's apartment here. In October, 1957, the family was burned out of their home. No one was injured, but the family lost all their possessions.

The Wood- rums have four other children. NEW ARRIVALS Union and Mrs. Roy Kennedy of 705 Union Ave. NW, New Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Snyder of RD 2, Dundee. and Mrs. Duane Allison of RD 2, Dundee, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Marhoffer of RD 1, Baltic.

Rosemary is the herb of remembrance. Episcopalians Appoint Five On Committee Miles H. Durr, George M. Earle and Kenneth R. Sewall of Dover and Robert G.

Kennedy of New Philadelphia were elected to serve 3-year terms on the Bishop's Committee when the annual pariah nectlng of Trinity Episcopal Church of New Philadelphia WHS held Wednesday night. William 0. Bradley of New Philadelphia and Glen T. Wagner of Dover were elected for one-year terms to fill vacancies. The other seven men on the Bishop's Committee, whose terms continue, are Charles S.

Beorn and John R. Devore of New Philadelphia and R. G. Curtis, Calvin C. Pretorius, Carl Totten, Raymond J.

Wacht and Dawson Smith of Dover. The 3- year terms of committeemen E. B. Cooke and James R. Greenham of New Philadelphia expire today.

In addition to the election of committeemen, nine parish organizations reported. The rector's report was given by Rev. William G. Knapp, who presided over the meeting, Kennedy was elected lay delegate to the 142nd annual convention of the Dlcocse of Ohio, which will convene Friday, Jan. 30, at 9:30 In Trinity Cathedral at Cleveland.

Earle was chosen lay alternate and will attend with Kennedy and Rev. Knapp, A covered dish supper preceded the meeting. Page 7, The Dally Reporter, Monday, Januafy 19, IVH Injured In Fall Special To The Reporter DENNISON Sheryh Mulhc- man, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mulheman of 715 W.

High Uhrlchsvillc, was given emergency treatment at Twin City Hospital Saturday for a cut to her left ear. She sustained the cut In a fall at home, GETTING UP Nl Attorney To Head Easter Seal Drive COLUMBUS, Ohio (APt-Rob- ert A. Manchester of Canfleld, who practices law In Youngstown, will head the 1959 Easter seal cam- paign for the Ohio Society crippled Children. The drlVS be part of the nationwide Feb. 27 to March 20.

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Phone or stop In. Make a fresh new start in the New Yew. SEE BOOK AND PHONE FOR CASH "City Loan" AND SAVINGS CO. ALL OVER OHIO Magley Heads New Explorer Cabinet Dennis Magley of Post 82" was elected chairman when the first cabinet under the new Explorer program was formed at a meeting of Netawotwes District Explorer posts Thursday night at the Dover Armory. Jim Renner, also of Post 82, was elected vice chairman, and Ronnie Collins of Post 90 was selected as secretary.

The cabinet plans three projects each year for all district Explorers. Two events were planned Thursday night. A informal dance will be held in the near future and an inter-post sports meet will be set up and run all year under the direction of Robert King of Post 90. Present at the talks were Explorers Dave Snyder and Bob Haney of Post 83 of New Philadelphia, Explorer Eddie Oliver and advisor M. L.

Oliver of Post 91, Mvisor Oliver Mallernee of Post 85, Explorers Tom Reichman and Alan Fisher-and advisor Ray Reichman of Post 145, and advisor Don Lamb and associate advisor John Mc- Claln of Post 90. Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub, And what do you think they eat? They eat cookies, and cookies, and cookies From Aberth's they can't be beat. ABERTH'S BAKERY Twin City Son Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johns of RD 1, Uhrichsville.

Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coniglio and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gates, both of Cadiz; Mr.

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