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Piqua Daily Call (Newspaper) - June 8, 1971, Piqua, Ohio 4 Piqua daily Call tuesday june 8, 1971 Dohm studio photo mr., . Donald e. Sowers Kathy to Zirkle marries the Rev. Richard h. Frankman officiated at . Saturday in the Cave Springs United Church of Christ at the double ring service uniting in marriage miss Kathy to Zirkle and Donald Edward Sowers. The Bride is the daughter of or. And . Howard r. Zirkle 2795 East . 55, Troy. Or. And . J. C. Sowers Nicholasville ky., Are parents of the bridegroom. Palms and arrangements of daisies decorated the altar. Miss Lucy Martin organist presented a program of music As 100 guests assembled. Given in marriage by her father the Bride wore a gown of silk organza overlaid with pearled Peau d Ange lace. It was styled with High neckline and sheer Bishop sleeves both finished in a soft ruffle. The a line skirt tapered to a High Lse Waistline bordered with scalloped lace. A Chapel length veil of silk illusion appliqued with Peau d Ange motifs was secured by a Demi hat of lace. She carried a bouquet of daisies and Gyp Sophelia. Miss Alice Jean Brown of Cham pain w. Served As maid of Honor. Bridesmaids were the misses Jane Ellen Zirkle sister of the Bride Bonnie Sowers sister of the bridegroom and Pamela Moser of Shiloh Ohio. Each wore a formal White Dimity gown appliqued in Pink yellow Green and Blue daisies. They featured Empire waists High necklines full Bishop sleeves and ribbon sashes. White picture hats had Matching ribbon streamers and they carried Daisy nosegay. Frank Bishop served As Best Man. Ushers were David Zirkle brother of the Bride Glen Teater and Lonnie Lewis. A reception followed in the Church social room. The Bride was graduated from Miami East High school and the Elkhart Institute of technology. She is employed by Dixie Crown laboratories in Lexington As a dental technician. The bridegroom is a graduate of jessamine county High school and University of Kentucky. He is employed As auditor for the state Highway department Frankfort by. The couple will reside at 1971 Cam Bridge Apt. 20, Lexington by. Reception fetes graduate or. An . Robert f. , 404 n. Parkway honoured their daughter Marcia s graduation from Piqua Central High school sunday afternoon. Refreshments were served throughout the afternoon with the graduation theme and class colors forming decorations. Calling on miss Woods were . Eugene Landes or. And . Leonard Woods . Floyd Wenrick Vickie and Susie . Robert Cruse or. And . R. L. Meier All of Piqua. Or. And . Tom Davis Bruce Becky Barbara and Bobby Fletcher or. And . H. 0. Barnett or. And . Walter e. Barnett . Myrtle Hoover All of Troy or. And . William Helke or. And . Howard Helke de and Roger Dayton or. And . Marion Motter Robin april Julie and Rhonda Xenia or. And . Charles Conley or. An . Raymond Conley jr., Clarksville and . John Heasley Alamogordo n. Mex. Layette Shower compliments . Galley . John Galley was guest of Honor at a Layette Shower sunday in the Home of . Lawrence Lambert 507 Riverside. Co hostess were . Walter Mcgraw jr., Covington and miss Linda Ludwick Dayton. A color scheme of Pink and Blue was carried out when refreshments were served. Winners of prizes were . . James Asbury and . George Felger. Others invited were . Lawrence Lambert . Steve Supinger . John Walsh miss Linda Walsh miss Judy Warden . Donald Stang . James Hemmert . Lyman Rob bins . Ora Trissell . Klaus Taesler . Jack Spradlin miss Debbie Spradlin . Edgar Cyphers miss Cheryl Foster Piqua . Albert Bercot . Marvin Curtis Troy . James Asbury . Richard Rhoades . Walter Mcgraw sr., miss Connie Mcgraw miss Carol Mcgraw Covington . Ronnie Yount Bradford and . Keith Niswonger Fletcher. Calendar dates Moose women women of the Moose will meet june 10 at . Members Are requested to bring their grocery tapes. Four squares four Square club will meet at . June 10 at the Home of miss Rosella Hess Clayton Pike. Mrs. Harry Lull rap will have the devotions and . Thomas brining will present the program chapter 320 Oes Piqua chapter 320, o.e.s., meets thursday at 8 . In the masonic Temple. All past Star Points will be honoured. The evening will conclude with refreshments and a social hour. Sheepskin club the sheepskin Community club will meet june 10 at . In the Home of . Joe Brookhart 6960 n. Troy Sidney Road. Assistant hostesses will be . Maynard Reeder and . Paul Deweese. The program will be a bridal Shower honouring miss Barbara Fergus. Mrs. Robert Graham is serving As program chairman assisted by . Curtis Reynolds and . Paul Treon. Dance recital the Loreen Wagner school of Dan cing will present dance varieties of at the High school auditorium june 11, at . Dance varieties of 1971 will be directed by . Robert Wilcox Loreen . William Dye will provide piano accompaniment. Diplomas and trophies will be awarded during the finale to five ten and is year pupils who have successfully passed the required test. Recognition will be Given to three graduating seniors Janet Elliott Beth Hardman and Robin Bristley. The recital Friday night concludes classes before the summer intermission. New classes will open in september. Diana fair guest Diana fair daughter of . Stella fair was guest of Honor at a graduation party sunday evening following commencement exercises at Gettysburg High school. Those attending were or. And . Robert Palsgrove and Rhonda or. And . Bob fair Rebecca and Rita and Tom Menke. Or. And . Jerry Campbell and Brad or. And . Billy Peeples or. And . Ken Saul and children miss Kay Sharp miss Connie Sharp . Leva Rhoades . Laura Bloomf Leld miss Roberta fair and Steve Sponaugle. Auxiliary installs Piqua eagles auxiliary met last week for a potluck supper followed by installation of officers. Those installed by . Helen Smith Are . Robert Sirch Junior vice president . Henry Grise president . Douglas Snyder vice president miss Eileen Dever chaplain . Dorothy Fuller inside . Suzie Mcmaken outside guard . Levania Ragon one year trustee . Sullivan Crank two year trustee . Harold sheets three year trustee and . Robert Garbig treasurer. Mrs. Sirch was presented her certificate and a gift from the auxiliary by . Harry skeens Secretary. A trimmer tops . Jerome Jacomet led the june 7 meeting of Fletcher tops. She read a copy of club by Laws and two articles fifteen reasons Why it s expensive t8 be and Good tops to the seven members present. Mrs. Richard Bishop presented business reports. Mrs. William Cromwell weight recorder reported . Bishop As Best loser for the week with a three Pound loss. Mrs. Martha Burch won the a a Box. There will be an executive meeting june 9 at 7 . At the Home of . David Karnehm. Antique Wise Blue Willow reproduced often by Dorothy Hammond question recently my Mother in Law gave me this Large Blue and White Platter. She believes it has been in the family for generations. The a letter measures approximately 17x13 inches and a Mark on the Back reads a. Jackson importer i would be interested in any in formation you might know about it and would like to know if we really have something of great value or just a family Heiro Ooi. . Answer you have a charming old family heirloom and the pattern is Blue Willow. This pattern was designed in England during the late 18th Century and is considered to be the most popular pattern of All time. The original Ware was introduced by Thomas Turner a Youthful designer and engraver and has been produced in table sets continuously since that time. The pattern was so popular in England during the last Century that most English potters produced a Willow pattern in earthenware or porcelain. It is still being made in England by the Alfred Meakin firm in Staffordshire and their pattern is known As old although the pattern has been made in other countries the details hardly varied but the shades of Blue seem to differ with each manufacturer. Since this pattern has been made in Complete sets of tableware and because of its Long and continued manufacture there is a wide Price Range with the older English last Century pieces fetching the higher prices and it should be noted Here that this pattern was produced in the United states by the Buffalo pottery com Pany shortly after the turn of the present Century. Question my Mother has a 1908 Golden Oak Victrola his master s voice with wooden Horn and Matching Bow front record Cabinet this Victrola was the Pride of my parents first Home. It is considered to be a rarity today your information will be helpful and appreciated. -d.b.p. Answer Early phonographs Are very popular among collectors today but they Are not considered to be rare. Uke most of the Early automatic musical instruments and associated materials they have an irresistible Appeal to almost every age group and their values have been slowly climbing upward As the Supply decreases. The phonograph was invented by Thomas a. Edison in 1877, and barely a decade later in the year 1900 More than machines and almost three million records were sold. Edison called the phonograph his favorite invention. Question i am interested in in formation about old sewing machines. I have a very attractive one made by Ellas Howe and decorated with Mother of Pearl. This machine is in very Good condition with a treadle and removable top. The serial number is Are there collectors for old machines Uke mine answer yes. Museums show the greatest interest in Early sewing machines and those examples displaying an inlaid elegance Are of special interest to enthusiasts the serial number on your machine places its Date of manufacture in the year 1872. Talented designers and Cabinet makers were employed by manufacturers for the purpose of making their sewing machines attractive objects As Well us blessings to the household. Question i would like to know the value of a childhood Keepsake Given to me by my Grandfather Many years ago. This is a Clear Glass 4" a Candy Container in the shape of a lantern with tin top and Bottom. Answer about if perfect. Mail May be addressed to Dorothy Hammond in care of Columbia features inc. 36 West 44th Street new York . 10036. Blue Willow Platter people places Shower fetes n i i or. And . James Russell 607 Cherry will observe their 59th wedding anniversary june 8. The couple was married in 1912. Or. And . Russell have three children three grandchildren and seven great grandchildren or. And . Craig Proctor Jenifer and Tommy of Flemington n.j., and or. And . Paul Proctor of Dayton were weekend guests of . Charles Proctor 419 s. Main. Piqua and area seniors at Bowling Green state University will receive degrees saturday in morning commencement exercises. They include Christopher Geist Ludlow Falls Bachelor of arts Paul Laughman Ludlow Falls Robert Gustin 855 South Richard Klosterman and Michael Klosterman 1311 Maplewood Jeffry Motter 714 Walker Piqua Bachelor of science in business administration Thomas bombard 1040 Broadway miss Barbara Pence 639 Wood Piqua Bachelor of science in education Craig Covault Fletcher Bachelor of science in journalism . Gary l. Reed the former Jody today s Wilson 125 w. Dodridge Columbus will receive her Bachelor of science degree in education Friday morning during commencement exercises at Ohio state University. Or. And . Kornelly a. Mulder 1787 w. Edgewood Troy announce the birth of their second child Julie Lynn May 23. Grand parents Are or. And . Jan Mulder of Piqua and or. And . James Hebb of Troy miss Linda Strempel daughter of or. And . Robert Strempel 1314 Maplewood who will be a Junior at Ohio University this fall was tapped for Chimes Junior honorary and elected its treasurer . Joseph Hubert . Dorothy Cox and . Forest Sollmann will be in Mooseheart i. Saturday where . Hilbert will receive her College of regents degree in the House of god., Sigma class ends season tables at Terry s cafeteria were decorated with bowls of roses and White daisies when the Sigma class of Grace United methodist Church had its final meeting of the season last week. Each of the 30 persons present was Given a picture of the praying hands printed on its opposite Side with in formation on How the artist had received inspiration to paint it. Mrs. Louis Cruse related devotions to the Story concluding with a poem. Mrs. Arthur Bomhard or. Read a tribute to the memory of . Charles Frantz recently deceased member. Mrs. Clifford Nishwitz installed officers. They Are . William Stone president . Fred masters vice president . John Oglesbee sr., recording Secretary . Thomas j. Jamieson sr., assistant recording Secretary . Fred Hickey treasurer . Arley reas assistant treasurer . Chester Clarkson attendance Secretary and . Walter Covault assistant. Mrs. Homer Shawler and . Royce Ketring presented humorous readings. Miss Cindy Shawler accompanied her singing with guitar music. Convalescent cards were sent . Gare Roush and . William o Neil. Miss Lillicrap Shower guest miss Debbie Lillicrap was the guest of Honor at a bridal Shower last week arranged by . Carl wion and miss Nancy Roth at 1204 Echo Lake. Games were played and refresh ments were served. Attending were . Charles Purtee . Arthur silvers . Roger Lillicrap . Richard Lillicrap and Dana . Harry Lillicrap . Harry Lillicrap or. And Melodie . Richard Baumann . William Cruse . Howard Levering . Ted wion and Terry Kim and Nancy wion . James Grissom . Harry Supinger Roxanne and Jeanie . Jesse Carr . Mildred wion Taffy Elssner . Carl Shan non and . Phyllis Murphy. Sally Ingle Covington miss Sally Ingle was the guest of Honor at a bridal Shower sunday in the social room at the Covington Branch of the Piqua National Bank. Hostesses were . Wayne Ingle and . Tony hand of Piqua and . Charles Ingle Troy. The gift table was entered with a planter a gift to the Bride elect and the piano featured pictures of the couple. Game prizes were won by . David Wheeler an . Robert Wheeler both of Piqua. A dessert course was served to . Robert Kiefer Mother of the prospective bridegroom . James Rudy . George Rudy . Robert Rudy . Ned Wacker and Arlene of Covington . George Ingle Mother of the Bride elect . Dennis Foster Denise . Robert Wheeler . Donald Wheeler . David Wheeler and Kimberly . Lee Smith and . James Kerns and Angela of Piqua . Carl Smith Lockington . Roger Gessner pleasant Hill . Tom Ingle and . Keith Schaefer of Conover and . Ray Stubbs new Paris. Miss Ingle will marry John Kiefer saturday june 19, at the presbyterian Church in Covington. Duplicate Bridge tournament Piqua duplicate Bridge club played the first in a series of 14 games com prising its summer tournament monday at . In the hotel fort Piqua. Winners must play ten of the 14 games. Par for the Howell game was 40. First place winners were . Lynn Webb and . Alice Eberly with 46% Points. Second place was won by or. And . Donald Marks with 45 Points. Also playing were or. And . Dan Hennessey or. And . Tom Prince . Carol Seaman and . , Kuckherman . Robert Ritter and Tim Townsend . Douglas Murray an . . Hemm sr., . Douglas Heaton and . Robert Hunter . Roger Wise and . Robert Dill or. And . James Snowden Ron Glazier and Robert Jackson Roy Davis and Richard Reed. The group will play again next monday at . At the hotel fort Piqua. Four of five households in Britain have a vacuum cleaner one in two a refrigerator and electric Blanket and two out of three a washing machine. Hints from Heloise wife s Day off is husband s payday Leila Roxanne Supinger marries by Heloise Cruse dear Heloise i m a male married and read your column regularly. Naturally a lot goes Over my head but at one time you had an article in your column concerning giving the wife a Day off once a week. My Lovely wife read the column to me at the time and i bought the idea. We have practice this idea Ever since i would like to say it pays Stop and think a Man usually works eight hours a Day five Days a week. A woman works seven Days and about 12 hours a Day she probably does More thinking planning and physical labor than her husband. It it too much for a Man in oils Day and age to prepare a meal at night whether frown or drive in or to take his wife out to dinner. There is a lot of satisfaction in doing that and it sure has its rewards. Maybe we would t hear so much about the women s lib it does have its Points if More men practice this idea. It certainly would t Hurt a Man to Wash dishes while his mate watched to. Besides it s Good for his hands on weekends she might enjoy an Outing even fishing instead of seeing a Lump of a Man with his eyes glued on a to Ball game All Day. He might even enjoy it besides he can read the scores in the paper next Day very sincerely Richard Ridgeway know what bet your ears Burn this week. I d venture to guess that you la be the topic of conversation and let s Hope it s conversation and not confrontation at Many a dining room table who says that chivalry is dead and that you Only read about knights in Story books i bet . Ridgeway disagrees. She has her very own. Handle him with tic that is tender Loving doll you be got a real Gem bless you Heloise dear Heloise the other Day the Washer was churning away the dryer was going and i had our portable dishwasher hooked up. In other words he engine room was going full tilt. I was Busy washing the Kitchen floor. I scrubbed and waxed around the spot the dishwasher occupied thinking i could get to that spot when the dishes were later i did scrub and Wax that spot. It was still warm from the dishwasher and you know when the liquid Wax was dry you could t Tell i had even touched the area. Even a second attempt did t do a thing. I Learned real Quick like to not Ever Wax a warm floor. I also discovered that i get a better liquid Wax Shine if the floor is scrubbed with Cool water instead of hot. All you hot water fans Cool it Judy Ellis Green survival it begins with you is the slogan of a National Campaign being conducted by the american association of nurserymen to focus attention on the important role that Plant life plays in a healthful environment. Miss Leila Roxanne Supinger daughter of or. And . Harry w. Supinger 751 s. Downing exchanged wedding vows with Michael Oran Mcland Borough son of or. And . Robert w. Mcland Borough Fowler Avenue Omaha Nebr. Formerly of Piqua saturday at 7 . In Grace United methodist Church. The Rev. Charles Johnson performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of 100 guests before an altar decorated with Pink and White Gladioli. Given in marriage by her father the Bride wore a victorian gown of White net Over taffeta with a High neckline trimmed in White Satin. The gown featured Long full sleeves of net and lace a High Rise bodice and train of lace Over net her veil of illusion was attached to a Crown of daisies. The Bride carried a bouquet of daisies. Mrs. Jack Homer or. Served her sister As Matron of Honor bridesmaids were Mist Sherry foil miss Tamela Cain and miss Kathy Werts. Flower girl was Emily Wallace. Attendants wore formal gowns in the same style As the Bride s of Multi coloured flowered fabric on a White background. They carried nosegay of Pink and White Gladioli. The Flower girl wore a dress which matched the adult attendants. Wayne Daniel performed the duties of Best Man. Seating guests were Paul Creager Mark Wagner and Steven Supinger brother of the Bride Eric Wallace was ring bearer. A reception followed in the Church and a second reception for the bridal party took place at the Home of or. And . Jack Homer jr., country club Road the Bride and bridegroom Are graduates of Central High school. The Bride is employed at Sears and her husband at Blue magic. Following a honeymoon in Omaha Nebr. The couple will reside at 761 s. Downing

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