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Roberta Warner to Celebrate 99th Birthday
Roberta M. “Bertie” Warner, a longtime resident of Goshen, and currently of Terre Haute, Indiana, will celebrate her 99th birthday on January 31, 2013. She and her late husband Edward C. Warner, have one son, Dr. Edward A. Warner, of Terre Haute, Indiana; two grandchildren, Aaron (Karla) Warner and Christa Cruz and four great- grandchildren.
Roberta, a daughter of the late Robert and Bertha Carlisle, was employed for many years at the Bonvechio’s Restaurant in Wainwright and Beabers IGA in New Philadelphia. She is a member of the Community of Christ Church.
Cards may be sent to her at Meadows Manor, Room 115, 3300 Poplar St., Terre Haute IN, 47803.
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Mitch Davis, Marc Davis and Matt Davis at the Lauren Manufacturing Children’s Christmas Party
1983 at the Lauren Manufacturing Children’s Christmas Party
1987? Lauren Manufacturing Children’s Christmas party
Left to Right – Mitch Davis, Marc Davis and Matt Davis
1983 at the Lauren Manufacturing Children’s Christmas Party
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Krocker Christmas (many years ago!) – more…
Left to right: Teri Krocker Stein, Doug Krocker (in front of Teri), Joe Krocker, (blue coat) Jim Krocker in the brown coat, and Cindy Krocker Davis in the red coat. Our mom, Mary Mathias Krocker is standing in the back in the middle of us. Notice at the very left at the bottom, the old Goshen Dairy Milk bottles sitting in the crate waiting for the milk man to be picked up.
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Krocker Christmas (many years ago!)
Left to Right – Jim Krocker, Doug Krocker, Joe Krocker (new shoes?!?!) & Cindy (Krocker) Davis
Left to Right – Mary (Mathias) Krocker, Edward P. Krocker Sr. & Kathryn J. (Howard) Krocker
Submit you own photos of local Christmas Lights!
I hope everyone has had an opportunity to see the beautiful Christmas display at the Jim and Marilyn Page home. Merry Christmas to everyone. Feel free to submit some of your old or new Christmas photos!
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Lemon Squares by Ginny Krocker, in memory of Dorothy Hibbs, Goshen
1 C flour
1/2 C butter or margarine
1/4 C confectioners sugar
2 eggs
1 C granulated sugar
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. salt
2 Tbs. Lemon juice
Blend flour, butter and confectioners sugar. Press into square 8x8x2 inch pan and bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes.
Beat remaining ingredients together and pour over crust. Bake 20-25 minutes. Do not over bake (the filling puffs during baking but will flatten when cooled.)
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Christmas Display/Family Collecting Food Items for Tuscarawas Homeless Shelter
One of the most beautiful Christmas displays in the county will again be lighting up the holidays for many. Located at 2200, Goshen Valley Dr., which runs along State Route 416, The Jim and Marilyn Page family has worked to improve and add to the display for more than 30 years. It is truly a family effort as the Page’s sons Shane, wife Trisha and their sons Mitch and Brayden, Tim, his wife Katie and daughter Matilyn and Matt and wife Tara, have pulled together to continue the tradition.
The display of nearly 7000 lights was changed to LED this year and 25 additional blowmolds were added including several old city lanterns found in Michigan. The display will be lit on Sundays – Thursdays from 6-9 p.m and Fridays and Saturdays 6-10 p.m. Hours will be extended to 6-11 p.m. on Christmas Eve and Christmas night.
The family is excited to announce that they will begin collecting nonperishable food items on Friday (Dec. 7) through Christmas Day for donation to the Tuscarawas County Friends of the Homeless.
“There will be a tote with a sign “donations here” which will be emptied nightly.” explained Trisha. “It will be located near the driveway.”
There have been some challenges along the way after a fire in 1984 destroyed the Pages home and some of the stored decorations. Along with the items lost was a Santa Suit which Jim could be seen wearing while greeting visitors and passing out candy canes to the kids. A train that used to run outside as part of the display also had to be discontinued. But the many joys have out weighed all of the bad throughout the years.
In 2002, Tim proposed to his then girlfriend Katie Johnson, with a 6′ by 26′ sign asking “Will You Marry Me?” Johnson said yes and the couple were married on June 19, 2004.
Marilyn noted that the display has garnered attention from the local newspaper more than once. “When Shane was just 3, a T-R photographer was here and just caught a photo of him wrapping a cord around Jesus’ neck.” said Marilyn. “It was kind of funny.”
Later there was another photo of the display with twin sons Tim and Matt included and being held by their parents.
“Christmas has always been special around here.” Marilyn added.
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