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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
16
Daily reader column notes low cost backyard lighting tricks from Nashlights borrowed from neighbors using flash lights under bushes and in urns to create indirect dramatic effects. Tips include washing cars with a string mop for less wetness and using storm windows for summer cooling and energy savings.
Thomas Charles Ellis of Sugarcreek earned a Bachelor of Science in education at Malone College Canton and won first place in Malone’s Amy Love man award for undergraduate library. William W. Viglas of Dover received a Bachelor of Science in engineering at Case Institute of Technology Cleveland and will join General Dynamics in Fort Worth. Richard Petry of Uhrichsville earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Western Reserve University and was active in law student organizations and Phi Alpha Delta.
Charles Jones of Strasburg enrolls at Bliss College Columbus commerce program this September. Goshen College Indiana honors 123 students for athletic forensic and academic excellence, naming Amstutz Miller Mullet Gerber Mast Miller Horrisberger and Caporella among others. Caporella commissioned Air Force Reserve 2nd Lt at Ohio State University. Hackett Denk commissioned 2nd Lts in Army Reserve.
The open church custom will mark both weddings tomorrow. Toni Corpman, daughter of Mrs. Adrian Corpman of Dover, and George H. Martin Jr., of New Philadelphia, will wed at 2:30 p.m. at Dover Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. Herbert Schlotterbeck officiating. Jo Ann Moore and Carl Hykes, both of RD 4 New Philadelphia, will wed at 2:45 p.m. at Dover St. John's United Church of Christ with Rev. Reinhard Krause officiating. Music for both services will start earlier.
Mrs. Donald Wallick of 504 Shafer Ave Dover reported a purse stolen at Tuscora Park on Monday. It was later found in a park restroom commode by New Philadelphia police after her report last night.
AP Fashion Editor Jean Sprain Wilson notes designers Gayle Kirkpatrick and Chuck Howard create imaginative home entertaining outfits using enka sured nylon. Kirkpatrick offers a strapless culotte with a cape, while Howard features a one shoulder toga with skintights, both promoting leg movement, modesty, and feminine flair.
A tested Chinese egg dish recipe featuring king crab in the egg mixture and a crab fu yung sauce. The method uses griddled portions fried to brown, then kept warm, and served with rice and sesame seeds for a flavorful crunch.
The Ladies Catholic Benevolence Assn of New Philadelphia Sacred Heart Church honored Rev Fr Wayne Miller as he transfers to Columbus. A gift was sent to Rev Fr Gamba of Columbus who marked 23 years in the priesthood. Mrs Dom Ferchill led the meeting. Guests included Mrs Robert West and her son Sam who spoke about life at the seminary. Prizes were won by Mrs Fritz Sonna, Mrs Mary Moliski, Mrs Ted DeMailio and Mrs Herman Sciarini. Refreshments were served and plans were set for the August 10 meeting with birthday celebrations.
The page lists numerous patient admissions and dismissals across multiple areas. Entries include Ronald Barker Jr. and Lenora Lindell in Dover, Cheryl Biddle and Walter Biddle in New Philadelphia, plus patients from Coshocton, Sugarcreek, and Millersburg. Notable notes mention Kathy McDevitt a patient at Columbus Children's Hospital.
New Philadelphia and surrounding areas list incoming residents and families by address and surname. Highlights include multiple Maryland and Ohio locales with names such as Nancy Scott Clinton Flesher Stone Creek Wendell Wendling 1109 Dover Ave Dover and Frank Lahmers Strasburg RD1 plus Dover area entries for Wallick Harmon Lentz and Burden Brown Shull Ensley Stansberry Groves.
New Philadelphia Rotarians and wives attended the Atwood Yacht Club for officer installation. Fritz Gilgen was named president succeeding Al Marsh Jr., with Brenton Kirk as vice president Harry Frownfelter as treasurer and Harold Wiggins as secretary. Directors are Robert Sattler Willard Murphy Don Kamban and Al Marsh Jr. Past District Governor Ira Surbey conducted the ceremony. Ricardo Avila spoke on Chile as a foreign exchange student with the American Field Service.
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