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EIGHTEEN THE DAILY TIMEi WKtWESnAV MAY 10 1990 Obituaries Funerals SpfillQ Starts Work On Atwood Dam Road Joseph J. Seikel Solemn Requiem High Mass ill be sung in St. Joseph's church Friday morning at 10 for Joseph J. Seikel 74, veil-known Dover farmer of RD who died at 10.35 a. m.

yesterday after a year's illncs Born in the French Hills. Mr. Seikel was the son of Andrew and Mary Krantz Seikel. He was a member of St. Joseph's Church and of its Holy Name Society.

Surviving are his wife. Frances Wrigand Seikel: three daughters. two of whom are nuns in the Catholic church. Sisters M. Aurea and M.

Aquinas of Sharpsburg, and Miss Frances Seikel of the home: four sons, Walter of Dover. Michael. Robert and Tliom- a of HD 3 Dover: eight grandchildren; four sisters, including three who are Sisters hi the Catholic Order Sisters Angellne. Sov- aphine and Magdalene, all of Pittsburgn and Miss Bertha Seikel of Akron. Mr.

Seikel was preceded in death by two brothers, the late Attorney Ed. C. Sikel of Dover and Rev. and sisters. Sister Rosina.

Mrs. Henry Kisrich and Mrs. Mathilda Kohl. Rev. Fr.

Maynard, paster of St. Joseph's church, will officiate at Mass and burial will be in Calvary cemetery. The Rosary will tK said in the residence tomorrow nizht. Friends may call at the Seikel home tonight. unMl 4 tomorrow afternoon hen the bodv moved to the Toland funeral Home, where friends may call until The hour of the service.

Mrs. Ella Potter Mrs. Ella Jane Potter. 77. had resided with her daughter md cn-in-law, Dr.

and Mrs. Foster of 939 N. Broadway, city, for the past 25 years, died at the home at 7:30 p. m. yesterday of carcinoma.

She had been seriously ill since January. Mrs. Potter, who resided in Northeast Pa lor 40 years before moving here, was bom in Ptovidence. P. I.

Dec. 21. 1872. a daughter of the late William R. and Octivia Smith Mocre.

She a member of the First Presbyterian church of Northeast and a shut-in member of the Tuscarawas County Garden Cub. In addition to Mrs. Foster, she is also survived by two brothers. Morse of Providence ar.d William Morse of Poughkeepsie, N. two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held 2 p. m. Thursday at the Foster residence with Rev. James Bolen officiating. Burial, in charge of the Linn-Hert Co.

Funeral Home, will be in Evergreen cemetery. may call at the home after 7 tonight. Charlotte Daley Mrs. Charlotte M. Daley.

72. lifelong Bolivar resident, cued early today at Union hospital from effects of a fractured hip suffered over two weeks ago in a fall at her Bolivar home. She had been a hospital patient 18 days. Pr.or to her fall she had hi for the last ten months. Mrs.

Daley was a daughter of the late John and Caroline Ha loch of Bolivar and was born there Aug. 10, 1877. Before her I I marriage to the late Joseph Da- jnGuCKGT ImOm Mrs. Mary Taylor Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Taylor.

49. wife of Claude Taylor 1934 Navarre rd, Canton, died at 5'45 a. m. today in Aultman hospital. Canton, of complications following an illness of one week.

She was born in Ulirichavllle. Nov. 17. 1900. a daughter of Charles and the late Annr Hughes Mattern.

She had resided in Canton for 40 years and was a member of the Trinity Evangelical church at Canton, D. of and Army and Navy Mothers. In addition to her father. Charles Mattern. of Canton, and her husband to whom she was married March 22.

1922, she is survived by five children. Ray- monri L. Nedra. Eileen. Janet, of the home, and Glen Taylor.

U. 8. Navy, stationed on the U. S. S.

Wright, Quonset Point. R. one brother. Edward O. Mattern.

Middlebranch. Two children. Ned and Richard, are deceased. Funeral services ill be held on Saturday at 2 p. fast time, at the residence in Canton with the Rev.

W. H. Mullett officiating. Burial will be at Forest Hill cemetery. Canton, by the R.

K. lind- sev funeral home. Friends will be received at the residence after noon on Thursday. Schultz Rites Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. tn.

at Fremont Mrs. Helen Schultz. 54. former resident of this city who was found dead at her home in Fremont Monday at 3 p. m.

of a heart attack. Burial will be in a Fremont cemetery. Mrs. Schultz had not been til out suffered an attack shortly af- tex site had completed her washing. relatives here wore informed.

She was born in th city July 19. 1895. a clauMiter of aid Chira Rinehart Pollock and was a telephone operator for the Tuscarawas co Telephone Co. for years before going to Fremont 25 years ago. Surviving are her husband.

Carl F. Schultz and Donald rf the home: one Mrs. Klme. 739 4th st NW this uy: a nephew. Eugene A.

grand niece an one grandnephew. Jerry Lynn Tommy Kline and an aunt and uncle, Jr.mes and Pearl Rinehart, all of city. W. O. Pittsford William Oscar P.ttsford.

72. former proprietor of the Quake: Restaurant and the Pitts News Stand on the square, died 5:10 p. m. yesterday at the East Avenue ifursing Home here. He had been ill for two years with He had lived re 15 years, his former resi- ence being on the square oter drug store.

Bora near Muneie. Jan. 30 1378. he was a sox! of the late Morris and Elizuoeth Summers. He was a number of the local Masonic and Elks lodges.

Surviving are his wife, Etta, residence unknown: a sister, Mrs. Mary Hensley of Anderson, two nephews and four nieces. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the Kaser- Funeral Home with Rev.

J. D. Poole officiating. Burial will in East Avenue cemetery The firm of Edgar Spring inc. of Brightwood.

which has already work on a contract to surf 11 miles cl Route 212 from Sherrodsvllle to Zour. today wa low bidder on two other toad projects. according to bids opened at the state highway department in Columbus yesterday. Spring bid $75,458 to improve miles of State Route 172. 4 36 miles of State Route 618 in Lake and Marlboro twps, both in Stark ro: 4 16 milec of State Route 91 in Hudson at'd Twinsburg townships, 3 05 miles of State Route 93 in Coventry and Franklin twps nd 3.65 miles of State Route 631 In Northficld twp.

all Summit co md 6.08 miles of State Route 212 in SugarcreeK twp in Tuscarawas co and Bethlehem twp in Stark on the contract cut cr it). 144 1 co. Estimate $72,026. Spring as also low $22,798 on an estimated Laving contract for road 1 mibiana co. At present the Spring firm working on the of Routes 212 tii Carroll and Tuscarawas counties from flic to Zoar under a contract awarded some time ago The start was made at the inc- t.on of Routes 212 and 39 outside Sl.erodsvillc and work now being on the stretch which pnst Atwood Lake to New Cumberland.

Completion of the project will require about 30 orking day and is almost entirely dependent upon the weather. Lay Cornerstone Continued fmm pair New Philadelphia. Dovoi and areas. National Hospital Day. the observance of the birthday of Florence N.t htm ulc.

has bet by pn odential proclamation since 1921. Sunday's ceremony will be 14 months ahead of tlu completion c.ati of the hospital. The Wrnd- start by Sept of Final 1. 1951. umcrmi u.

of Dover is to side walls up. win- structure under 1 and then the inside tasks will completion date is and vrns will take part in timed ceremony, according to the program announced by the orrr- committee consisting of George Reiser. I'ont Kane. V. II.

Marsh and I hospital administrator. Railroad Strike bargain column gra a tii opened Fr. Vin- ry. sitieixt of give a Continued from p.v.e that there still a chance for a quick settlement. Affected an the Pennsylvania.

Southern Railway system, the Santa Fo and the western operations of tire New York Central. In Washington. Harry a ice president of the Southern Railway, warned Congress that striking firemen intend to spread their walkout to additional railroads they have a national strike which will paraly, the nation." The strike halted an estimated 2.000 trains, among them some of the best known luxury streamliners. The C. O.

cancelled 22 trai operating on tracks of roads tied up by the strike. An announcement lrom the Pennsylvania Railroad at Philadelphia said that normally scheduled to work in strikebound areas would continue to do until Thursday but that beginning at 8 a. m. iEDT Friday it would begin to turlough ployes. It v.as not known Immediately how many workers would bo affected but the company placed the figure at approximately 75000.

Traffic on the tracks north and west of Harrisburg. halted at 7 a. m. EDT The crew of the line's west bound from New York to St. Louis aereed to the train on to Indianapolis although it originally was scheduled to be sideti acked at Columbus.

All roads involved embargo on freight. The chief issue in dispute is the demand for a Di See our Day Gift Hose. Slips. Bags, Hankie- six Costume Jewelry. Trace Bean'- Hat and Dress Shop.

9-5t Schoenbrun Grange Card Party May 10th. Orange Hall, 8 o'clock Public invited. Donation of 50: includes lunch. 8-3! Rummage sale at former son Market. Friday Saturday.

May 12-13 by Women of Hospital News Union Hospital E. Ho Do 1 County Commissioner V. Scott! Ma.vbach will deposit a list of county officials: V. R. Marsh of.

this city, chairman of the building committee, will deposit names of members of the building com- mittec and that of Architect Charles J. Marr: and Dr. E. C. Davis, of Dover, president of the medical of the hospital, will deposit the names of the physicians.

A prayer by Dr W. Hoerne- rnann of this city will follow and the cornerstone box will be inserted iti the stone. Mr, Schwab i will place the first mortar around the stone after tt lowered Into place. Rabbi M. S.

Halpern of this city will pronounce benediction. The entire program will be recorded iUid rebroadcast at 9:30 p. ni. and arrangements have been made for a public address system to carry the program to the crowd. The event ill be held regard- loss of the weather and construction will go forward with the final ceremony at the dedication next year.

Over $626,000 raised locally by the two hospital fund drives with Fred Leaders of Dover chairman in 1945 and State Welfare Director J. H. Lax.xncck in charge iti 1948. The federal government will furnish one third of the total amount needed to build hospital, or approximately $372,000. "I lie ho.

pit.il board tul organizations arc ins funds with cxpr having enough by the ua tc. Dr. Anthony chief ci the Ohio hospital facilities section of the state health depart- on, fc 425 Don 11 xi Admitted Betty Wc Ctdur Lane. NW. Erie Bloom Fair arc NE.

and Mrs. Gt Fellers, 118 Commercial ave. city; Rebecca Lind Jenkins. He we st. Mi's.

Henry Waldick 5th st. and Dean Espenscl 222 E. 3rd st. Dover: George Rt aeher, HD 1, Dover: Rockcnfelder. 117 3rd Sirasburg; Robert and Larry Spring, RD city; Wayne Massie, Massillon Operated Mrs.

Alice He Rcbert Mrs. Will Kerns, Betty Walton, this city: Rebecca Jenkins. Dover; Samuel Miller. Donald Young. Mrs.

Howard Walters, Robert Espenschied, Mrs, Al. XHi.dti and Mrs. Walter Land, this city; Mrs. Lloyd Schilling and Mrs. John Rufencr.

Mrs. Melvin Hostetler and Russell Luhm. Dover, Mils. Paul Feller, Stone Creek. and Mrs.

Frederick Warefield, 118. Allen Lai.c, SE, this a son: Mr. and Mr-, ond fireman on all multiple-unit George Fellers, 118 Commercial eve, this city, a son. Mr. and Mrs.

Abe Schlabach, RD 2, this city, a son; Mr. an I Mrs. Dale Inherit. 224 4th st this city, a daughter. depo: issued ar.

HAMMAN STEAK HOUSE ClRB SERVICE diesel locomotives. Cigaret License Date Is May 22 Cigaret licenses must be renewed by May 22. County Auditor O. C. Johnson reported today as a reminder to merchants and business men.

Many firms have not renew ed their S25 a year licenses to date the auditor said. Joseph Daley, a bridge contractor, she taught school in Bolivar and Zoar. Ht-r husband died in 1940. Mrs. Daley leaves four Mrs.

Elizabeth Garre.t and Mr-. J. O. Peoples of Bolivar, Mrs. Jo; Benner of Cleveland and Mrs.

Ada Lebold of Sandyville. Fifteen nitces and nephews also survive. The body is at the Shew parlors in Bolivar pending funeral arrangements. Dover Firemen Elect Officers of the Dover Association elected at last monthly meeting were Dave Judy, president: Russell Miller, vice piesident: Ervin Stuckv, secretary: Curt Reed, recording secretary. and Phillip Heid.

treasurer. There were 12 of the 21 mem- a. m. yesterday at Twin Graveside services ere held this alter noon in Freeport cemetery for the infant daughter of John nd Dorothy L. Barren Snedeker, W.

Fourth st. Uhrichsville. ho was dead at birth at 11:55 Tuscarawas co Home on S. Tuscarawas ave to familiarize then, selves with fire escapes and the general floor plan. S.

E. Rhoades Samuel Eugene Rhoades. 77, resident of 729 Center st. Denison, died at lip. m.

yesterday Union hospital. He was bom in Gnadenliuttei July 24, 1872, a sox. of the ate Isaac and Eleanor Rhoades and had been a lifetime resident of Uhrichsville and vicinity. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p. m.

at the K. Lindsey Funeral Home with the Sev. Charles Schaffter officiating. 3urial will be made in Union temtery. hospita In addition to her parents and sister, Donna Fae, she is survived by six brothers and sisters.

Larry, Paula, Jean. Robert, Iznda Sue and Dorothy, all of the home, the paternal grandfather J. H. Snedeker, DeersvUle, and the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Emerson Barrett, of Freeport. The Rev. William Moon officiated at the graveside services veil, fined $20 and for fail- interment was in charge of, ins to file application for regis- tkc H. P. Uliricli and ol Funeral (tratiou.

Patrol case. Twin City Hospital Milburn. RD 1 Uhrichsville: Mrs. Wade Winter. Jewett: Mrs.

Wilbur Johnson and Mrs. Bruce Smythe, Scio; Mrs. William it 104 S. 6th st. Dennison: Ralph Fell Bowerston, end Mrs.

Stamm, New Rumley. Dismi Mrs. Harry Hum- rrzhou.se. RD 1, Magnolia; Mrs. Dean Schultz ar.d daughter, 238 Front st.

SW. and Mrs. Floyd Ell- vood. RD 3. this city: Polly Fox.

ar.d Mrs. William Archer, Uhrich ville. daughters to Mr. and John Snedeker, 530 W. 4th Uhrichsville cue of which d'ed at birth.

A son was born yesterday in Mercy hospital at Canton to Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Dennison. Traffic Court New Phiia Andrew N. Mangeris.

cited for crashing a red light. Urdak, 25. Cald- Hom- Dover Lampe. 19, ited for reckless driving. Figley Services Cars CoNlde Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.

m. fast time the late residence for John W. Figley. 75. Newport, retired carpenter who died at 2:30 m.

Tuesday. Burial in charge of the R. Lindsey Funeral Home will be made in Newport cemetery. Quota Exceeded By County 4-H An accident involving cars driven by George Pyles. RD 2.

Carrollton, and R. W. Sells. 321 W. High ave.

this city, was investigated by local police yesterday. Police said that the Sells auto skidded on wet pavement and hit the rear end of the car which had stopped foi a traffic light at 4th st and Ray ave NW. 4 Truckers Get 12-Cent Increase Four truckers, who staged a cr.c-ci< -trike at the CCC Highway. in Dover ere back or: the job today with 12 cent pay hike. The AFL Unioin Local No.

76' ii ci a an 18-cent boost and R. H. Wassem, company president, had offered a 10-cent raise. After only one day of inactivity, the truckers agreed to the 10- cent pay boost plus a 2-cent raise retroactive to Feb. 1.

ll -IU ither ALuminum niunincs Arocatf All-Aluminum Owning M.idr Product LL-VVE A i'm 6O Bn; to -e. cf loo tn prcof, ar. I a.I do 'or of fit rre- Inrun tn KooJvent Awning sales lui ALL 31431 Regular meeting of Friendly Aerie No. 2251 Wednesday evening Membership in county 4-H Club it 8 Bait $22.50. 9-2t Moose lodge notice.

Regular meeting of Loyal Order of Moose. Thursday evening, May 11, 7:30 I m. Bait $10.00 skyrocketed over 1.250 last night when the Newcomerstovvn club was organized with 60 members, it was announced today by Associate County Agent Eugene Bowers. He indicated the county will probably go over the 1300-mark and may be in the running for the of the largest 4-H membership county tn the state. A thermometer in the county of- i ce here has been by the of the drive.

Rothacher Improves The condition of Clarence Roacher, 32. Bolivar resident ho as seriously injured when h.s car overturned in W. 3rd st, Dover. Sunday, is described as good today at Union hospital. Entertain Kiddies At Dover Carnival Seventy-five children from the Heme in Dover will be jues: of Bill Bichsel and the Veteran cf Foreign Wars post of this cit; at tn.e carnival in Dover Thursday night.

The yourh'-tc. .) will be taken to the county fan where the carnivaf is located and treated to rides: and refreshments. attend. The now hospital will have 115 beds and 24 as com-; pared with the 66 beds and 15 bas- si nets at the now. I he present building will be used mainly as health centet providing clinic and public health facilities.

Parts of the present building will be used for the x-ray department, physical therapy department. autopsy room, emergency accident ward, resident quarters and pediatric department. Included in the new addition will be rooms, new kitchens, a boiler room, operating rooms, delivery rooms clinical laboratory, central supply, formula room nurseries, isolation rooms, recovery rooms, laundry and administrative offices. VICTORY BAR DANCE TONICHT May 10th raturtng TEX LOU 1 Golden of TOMMY RYAN Ills OHCiir.STHA AND N.B.C. SHOW minn K.ne Sty If It.md Every Night I or two 1' erkn MAY 8 thru MAI Monday to I Sue Saturday A TOMMY RYAN ci.ru can rn.N iii one of guests urcsei mej gui; Porterfield.

Ohio health, has informed ill lie Dr Jolu unable AMERICAN LEGION Regular May 11 8 P. M. IN PERSON TONIGHT Tonight, May loth I eaturing Jesse Karmony ya it Ii the HOT TRUMPET and His SWING MASTERS The Rose Room On May 14th, Mother how much she means to you. You II find just the right message on one of our finer Gibson Mother Day Cards. Tope Book Office Supply Co.

for the l.x.S V. Broadway Phone GREYHOUND Correction In a Suntbv accident reporb'd Moj.cje.y- Daily a car Newcomerstown gra fire Dorothy L. Ted- ir. Clow ave was extinguished by r.ok, 920 N. Tu.carawa..

ave. thv. firemen at midnight was hit by a car driven by Nc damage. Mrs. Blanche Kinsey, 235 5th st MW, this city, it was previously Smith, Broad r.

ported the Tedrick car cited 1 or mtoxica ion. truck tut with radio, bath ond water 4 0 vi ty ai trr or li irriportT buiidir gi A KNOTT HOTIL PITTSBURGH 30, PA. JOSEPH r. DUDDY, Ride In Relaxed Comfart Over Highways On Convenient Schedules at Amazingly Lew Fares NORTHBOUND F.ST—Bus Leaves 7:10 a. m.

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