The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 6

A-6 The Times-Reporter April 20, Obituaries He was born and was David Brigcjs David J. Briggs, 67, a 64-year resident of New Philadelphia and a 10-year resident of Lee Hotel, died Sunday night in Union Hospital. in Ypsilanti, preceded in death'by his parents, David and Nannie Berrier Briggs; his wife, Grace Robson Briggs, a brother and sister. Briggs was a retired painter. Surviving are 4 brothers, Blair, Quay and Russell of New Philadelphia and Claud of Sebr- Ing, and 2 sisters, Mrs.

Melvin (Helen) Bigler of New Philadelphia and Mrs. Paul (Ruth) Neiman of Dover. Services will be Wednesday at in Linn-Herl-Gcib Funeral Home with Elder Glenn Carlisle officiating. Burial will be in East Avenue Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.

Mrs. Nora Kingston DENNISON Mrs. Nora Kingston, 92, who resided with Mr, and Mrs. Paul Stratum at 412 N. 4th died Sunday night In Twin City Hospital.

She had been ill for several years. Born at Dunmanway, County Cork, Ireland, she was a daughter of the late Thomas and Ellen Hurley Hayes. A former resident of Chicago, she had resided here 15 years and was a member of Immaculate Conception Church. Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Katherine McCarthy of Boston.

Her husband, Samuel, died in 1946. A brother and 3 sisters preceded her in death. Services will be Wednesday at a.m. in Immaculate ception Church with Rev. Fr.

Francis Miller officiating. Inter ment will be in St. Marys Ceme tery. Friends may call at R.K. Lindsey Funeral Home Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.

Rosary devotions will be Tuesday at 7 p.m. James Caldwell L. Caldwell, 85, of 210 North died Saturday morning in Valley Manor Pavilion following a 2- year illness. Born at Jackson, he was a son of the late Edward and Jane Caldwell. He retired in 1952 with 33 years as a Pennsylvania Railroad derrick engineer.

Surviving are. his wife, the former Iva P. Wagstaff; a brother Walter of Windsor Heights, W. 10 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. A and 3 sons death.

brother, 2 sisters preceded him in Services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. in R.K. Lindsey Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Hill Interment will be in Union Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today 2 to 4 and 7 to John T.

Gafchell BOWERSTON John T. Gat chell, 80, of RD 1, Uhrichsville; died Sunday in Twin City Hospi tal following a long illness. Born in Uhrichsville, he was the son of the late Elias and Martha Brown Gatchell. Pie was a member of Dennison Church of God and a veteran of World War I and was a retired clay worker. Surviving are his widow, Nancy Leota Grines Gatchell; a step-son, James Booth of Uhrichsville; 2 sisters, Mrs.

Mary Schultz of here and Mrs. Olive Rainsberg of Uhrichsville; 6 grandchildren and 3 great- grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday at 2 in Dennison Church of God with Rev. Charles Schaffter offi. dating.

Burial will be in Tunnel Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the residence Tuesday after 1. Mrs, Mary Boyd NEWCOMERSTOWN Mrs. Mary L. Boyd, 84, of 715 W.

State died early morning in Hilltop Rest home where she had been a patient 7 months. Born in Guernsey County, she was a daughter of the late Benjamin and Zelima Kay Paisley. She was a member of Buffalo Presbyterian Church of Cumberland and the Queen Esther Class of Christ United Methodist Church here. Surviving are 2 sons, J. Dale with whom she lived, and Herbert of Zalida, 13 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.

Her husband, James G. died in and 2 daughters, 2 sons, 2 brothers and 3 sisters are deceased. Services will be Wednesday at in the Tom Funeral Home at Cumberland with Rev. Joseph Brown officiating. Burial will be to Ouoterlwd Cemetery.

may call at Addy Fu- neral Home here tonight from 7 to 9 and at the Tom Funeral Home Tuesday from 7 to 9. Mrs. Anne Marlatt NEWCOMERSTOWN Mrs. Anne E. Marlatt, 84, of East Church died Saturday night in McCormicks Hilltop Rest Home where she had been a patient 3 years.

She was a daughter of the late William and Louise Smith Herbert and was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church and the LCW. Surviving are a son, Willard of RD 2, Walhonding; 3 daughters, Mrs. Llllie Durben of RD 3, here, Mrs. Opal Lacey and Mrs.

Georgia Haver of hero; a brother and 3 sisters, George, Mrs. Liliie Rut'er and Mrs. Kate Peters of here and Mrs. Mary Askrens of Tujunga, 17 grandchildren and 12 great- grandchildren. Her husband, Charles R.

died In 1926 and a daughter, son, brother and sister also are deceased. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 in Addy Funeral Home with Rev. William Calvert officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant View Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9.

Mrs. Russell Raymer COSHOCTON Mrs. Russell T. (Ethyle) Raymer 78, of 603 Cambridge died Saturday night in the extended care unit of Coshocton County Memorial Hospital following a long illness. Born here, a daughter of the late Ad'am and Jane Bramnon Denzer, she was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church and past president ol Coshocton Women's Club and the OLDA PODRIDA.

She attended Marietta College. Surviving are her husband, Russell; a daughter, Mrs. S. Glenn (Betty) Bell of here; a son, Russell Jr. of here; 3 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren.

A sister preceded her in death. Services will be Tuesday at 1:30 in Dawson Funeral Home with Dr. Harold Kaser officiating. Burial will be in South Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at, the funeral home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 adn Tuesday until time of services.

Louis Miller COSHOCTON Louis Miller, 82, died Sunday in the Foreman Nursing Home where he resided several years. Born in Romania, a son of the late Nick and Maria Korn Meller, he retired as an employe of Clow Corp. in 1944 after 32 years service. Surviving are Michele Sciacca; his widow, 4 daughters, Mrs. Edwin (Nell) Wilson of Co- lum'bus, Mrs.

Jack (Mary) Morris of Cleveland, Mrs. Edwin (Margaret) Caldwell of Park Forest, 111., and Mrs. Ernest (Anna) Cosmar of RD 1, here; sons, James and Lewis of here and 10 grandchildren. Services will be Wednesday at 10 in Sacred Heart Church. Burial will be in South Lawn Ceme tery.

Friends may call at Daw son Funeral Home Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 where the Rosary will be said at 7. Imherst services SOMERTON Services for Mrs. Myrtle imherst, 83, of RD Barnesville, who died Thursday, were to be held today 1:30 in Steele Funeral Home at Somerton. Daughter of the late Adam and Phoebe Stephan, she was a member of Brothers Church, Surviving are 7 daughters, Mrs. William McFeeders of Bolivar, Mrs, Ethel Barnes of Sugarcreek, Mrs.

Franklin Conklin of Uhrichsville, Mrs. Carl McConaughy of Barnesville, Mrs. Sherman Imherst and Mrs. Mildred Grand! of and Mrs. Willard Jerusalem Miller of Somerton; 2 Virgil Keiser of New Philadelphia and Millard Keiser of Barnesville and several slep-children.

She was preceded In death by her husband, Charles. Vandalism and thefts investigated UHRICHSVILLE Police reported an act of vandalism and 3 thefts during the past week and one of the items recovered. A 12-foot aluminum boat owned -by Shane Burdett of Newport moored in Stillwater Creek, was reported stolen Friday morning and was found by Burdett this morning. 0 Railroad officials reported that $52 in damaged and stolen articles was incurred on a crane which was parked on siding just west of 622 W. Bank st.

The incident, which occurred between 4:30 p.m. Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday included. 5 windows broken and 5 gallon cans of gasoline and alcohol and a gallon can of oil taken. Eual Rice of 308 Packer st.

reported Sunday that a 12-volt battery and tire were taken from his auto parked in his back yard over the weekend. Deputies probe tavern breakin Sheriff deputies investigated a breakin at Helen's Tavern in Goshen Saturday morning, the second burglary there within 3 weeks. Deputies said entrance was gained by prying open a door on the south side of the building. Reported missing was an undetermined amount of money from a cigaret approximately $50 from 2 pried open pay pool tables, $18 from a cash register and approximately 10 fifths of liquor. Dennison man fined DENNISON Charles M.

Meese, 36, of 631 Logan st. was fined a total of $182.40 Saturday when he appeared before Mayor Eugene Hart on charges stemming from an incident Friday. Meese was fined $126.20 and sentenced to 6 months in the county jail on charges of driving while under the influence of alcohol with all but 3 days of the jail term suspended, providing he pays the fine and costs in full. He also was fined $56.20 for disorderly conduct. Richard Brown, 29, of Main Tuscarawas, was fined $16.20 for intoxication and disorderly conduct.

TEACHERS MEET. Ruth Rausch of Dover (L), Ed Cochran and Fred Miller, both of Tuscarawas Valley take a last look at plans for a newsletter composed Saturday when the "regional idea committee" met in the county board of education offices. The committee of 12 master teachers in special education from Tuscarawas, Holmes, Harrison, Jefferson, Carroll, Coshocton, Belmont, Guernsey and Muskingum counties is working to increase the learn- ing efficiency of handicapped children through teacher-made materials. The newsletter will be sent to 180 teachers and supervisors in the 9-county area and deals with teacher ideas and teacher-made materials. The committee hopes to have an all- day-Saturday session each month.

Members also are working toward revision of the safety curriculum guide for the stata department of education. Israelis blast Suez targets TEL AVIV (AP) Israeli warplanes struck intermittently for more than three hours today at Egyptian military targets along the central sector of the Suez Canal, a military spokesman said. The spokesman said all aircraft returned safely. The Israeli raid followed at least one heavy air strike by Egypt in the occupied Sinai Peninsula along the Suez Canal. Israel acknowledged the strike Saturday night, saying three Israeli soldiers were killed and eight wounded.

At least one Egyptian plane was downed and its dead pilot fished out of the canal, Israel reported. A spokesman said two other planes were hit and apparently brought down. Egypt had claimed all planes returned safely from the raid Saturday night, but said one plane was lost in a follow-up raid. Israel denied there was a second raid. The military command in Tel Aviv said Arab gunners in Jordan opened fire Sunday night on Israeli military headquarters in occupied Hebron.

There were no casualties and the Israelis returned the fire, the spokesman said. A Jordanian military spokesman in Amman said an Israeli patrol tried to cross the cease fire line into Jordan Sunday night but was forced back. The spokesman said one Jordanian soldier was wounded in the 25- minute engagement south of the Dead Sea. The Jordanian government resigned Sunday in the wake of the cancellation of a visit by U.S. Asst.

Secretary of State Joseph Sisco and the request of the Jordanian government for the recall of U.S. Ambassador Harrison Symmes. But a new cabinet was quickly formed by Premier Bahiat Talhouni and sworn in by King Hussein. Port garbage pickup bid opening slated PORT WASHINGTON Sealed bids for garbage pickup service in the village will be opened Tuesday night by council, Mayor Mwood Couts author- Mrs. Charles McCune, clerk, to advertise for the bids at last weeks Tuesday's council meeting, Fee for garbage pickup, which has been free until now, is to be paid by the loth each month to Mrs.

McCune or it NftitdM'i Grocery Strife, A joint meeting of council ind Salem Township trustees will be held May 5 at 7 p.m. to appoint a cemetery board membef, Regular council meeting follow, The CLASSIFIED ADS PAY OFF 'Wednesday Petty is obviously not ready to quit NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. (AP) When 26-year-old Pete Hamilton joined the Petty racing clan at the start of the season, insiders felt he'd be the replacement for stock car king Richard Petty. Petty, with a dozen years on the circuit, more than 100 victories and almost $700,000 in winnings, was said to be ready to hang up his helmet as soon as a suitable replacement could MU4'.

Police at Madison, drag a fighting female protester from the scene of clashes between students and police after a peace rally Saturday. Seventeen persons were arrested and several persons were injured. Telephoto) be found. Hamilton responded by winning the two richest events on the NASCAR Grand National circuit thus far, the Daytona 500 and the Alabama 500. He's the top money winner with $80,590.

It may be a while, however, before the 32-year-old Richard calls it quits. He goes right on winning like at North Wilkesboro Saturday when he ran away from a field of NASCAR's best drivers to cop the Gwyn Staley Memorial 250-miler before a TV audience. Petty started Saturday's 400- lap chase in 16th position after blowing an engine in his Petty- blue Plymouth on the first day of qualifying runs, it was one of his worst starts of the year but it didn't appear to matter. Phila, Dover men nabbed in tavern burglary attempt Charges are pending in central district court today against Richard D. McPherson, 24, of 99 N.

Tuscarawas Dover, and Thomas Vance, 26, of 739 Fair av. NE, New Philadelphia, in connection with an attempted breakin at Youngs's Tavern of 134 E. High New Philadelphia, early Saturday. Police said the pair was ap prehended at 3:47 when they were spotted trying to pry open a door at the tavern. They said Vance escaped from a cruiser a short time later, but was apprehended at 9:45 a.m.

in the bedroom of his residence. Police also said they found 2 wrenches and a tachometer at Vance's residence thought to have been taken in a breakin earlier this month. Vance is in City jail and McPherson is in County jail. Stolen auto found UHRICHSVILLE An auto stolen Saturday night from the 300 block of N. Main st.

was recovered by police Sunday morning on E. 7th st. The auto was owned by Dan Smith of 519 N. Main st. who reported it lost Saturday night.

Charles Quimby of 1028 N. Uhrich st. reported Sunday at 5:57 p.m. that his car was struck while parked in the 200 block of N. Main st.

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