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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
5
A playful essay contrasts single life with marriage as the author outlines the comforts and challenges of being unattached. She wryly notes fashion rituals, dates with Playboy-educated insights, shopping sprees, and the allure of a well groomed partner, while imagining future domestic life and self reliance.
A Dover bridal shower for Miss Sandy Winkler used an aqua and white color scheme. Wedding bells hung from door frames, a large bride doll centered the gift table, and milk glass vases with rosebuds completed the decor. Attendants and guests included Mrs. Roger Ray, Linda Winkler, Jan Stephans, Ginny Blickensderfer, and many Dover residents.
Ellen Irene Koski and Alan Jan Barr wed in a double ring ceremony at Westerville First Presbyterian Church. The bride wore silk organza with an A line skirt and Alencon lace, attended by maid of honor Sandy Turner in blue Dior organza. The couple will reside in Columbus after Barr returns from Fort Knox, Ky.
Piano pupils of Mrs. E. B. Arbuckle of Uhrichsville were presented in a Thursday recital at the Uhrichsville Presbyterian Church social room. The program featured many pupils with duets and a trio, plus a 2 piano duo and rhythm band. Awards were given to several students and Welcome Wagon training classes will be conducted by Mrs. Dwight Goodman at Reeves Inn in New Philadelphia June 27.
John Gary rose from New Orleans to singing scholarship at nine and USO shows, later losing his soprano and rebuilding his career. He performed in Ken Murray's Blackouts, joined the John Gary show for CBS this summer, and did three guest spots with Danny Kaye after impressing an executive with Danny Boy.
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Dover EUB Loyalty Class holds 7 30 p m in the social hall. St Joseph Regina Study Club meets 6 30 p m with Mr and Mrs Hagarman of Tir Evergreen Dr Dover. Barbecue planned. Dover First Moravian Nora Pauline Group meets 7 30 p m with Mrs Carl Pfeiffer at 1416 Cross St. Dover First Moravian Violet Befus Group meets 7 30 p m with Mrs Clara Beitner hostess. Mrs Nerman Clay president led responsive reading at Wom en's Fellowship meeting in South Mor Ravian Church social hall with 19 members. Mrs Fred France presented mission lesson on Ira Jackson. Secretary report by Mrs Phil Fox. Sunday School picnic July 9 and Fellowship picnic Aug 5 at 6 p m in Tuscora Park New Philadelphia. Committees named. July 28 hostesses listed. Refreshments served by several ladies.
Mrs Dorothy Sayre Canton attorney who represented the State Department spoke to the Business and Professional Women's Club at Atwood Lake Lodge. She compared customs from Paris Rome Jerusalem Hong Kong Japan and India with U S life. Dorothy Allan Canton discussed credit bureaus while Jeanette Jenkins announced convention attendance and a district meeting in Jackson Oct 9. The group was praised for 1963 66 program goals. Yellow white decor highlighted Lady Elks meeting at Atwood Lake Yacht Club.
Sandra Blaine Swan daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Swan of Norton Massachusetts wed Dr Vincent D Nipple son of Dr and Mrs Vincent Nip ple of New Philadelphia at St Marys Church Norton The double ring ceremony occurred June 11 with Rev Daley officiating They planned to honeymoon in Michigan en route to their Denver home The bride wore white crepe with lace accents and carried Phalaenopsis orchids while attendants wore empire bodice gowns in white crepe.
Calendar notes list 7:45 p.m. Dover Garden Club in Surety Savings meeting room with rose arranging. Judea Shrine and White Shrine of Jerusalem hold 7:30 p.m. Line officers night at Dover Masonic Temple with white attire. NASC Auxiliary 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Donald Russell of 824 Miller Ave Dover. BC Club 7:30 p.m. at 208 E 20th Dover. Literary Club of Dover 6 p.m. picnic at Ear McIlvaine cottage Atwood Lake hosted by Mrs. McIlvaine Mrs. Maurice Maxwell and Mrs. Willard Hanmer. Reliable Rebekah Lodge 7:30 p.m. St Johns UCC Dover with inspection practice. New Philadelphia Chapter CES 7:30 p.m. business meeting 8:15 dedication of organ open to Masonic orders and friends.
Do vert New Philadelphia Gara way Strasburg Franklin Tuscarawas Valley Scio Local St Joseph Sandy Valley and Tuscarawas Warwick schools students completed candy striper training at Union Hospital under Mrs William Beller and Mrs Matthew Gibson. Graduates list includes Lois Alpeter Cynthia Baer and many others. Volunteers will work on a 1 day per week schedule. program open to girls 16 or over with September class signup through Mrs Gibson at the hospital.
Thirty members of the County Homemakers Council attended the annual picnic at Dover Park in Sunny Akinci a Turkish IFYE exchange student spoke on her homeland and answered questions about Turkey including 4 H clubs farming weather food homes and industry A skit titled The Man Arrives was performed by several council members Mrs Harry Rees Mrs Harrison Doll and Mrs William Bichsel reported on the Ohio State University short course they attended.
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