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□ □ MARRI A G E S □ □ F^ed — Dorogi Miss Betty Jean Reed and John Patrick Dorogi were an> i in mariiag on Saturday during a 2 pm. ceremony in the Gtace United Methodist Church Rev J. Robert Clark p r ormh*, the rites. Parents of the cnupie tuT Mr. and Mrs. Orville Re d. Walkerton. and Mr. and Mrs. John Dorogi, 826 S. Lake St., South Bend. An A-line silhouette gown of nylon organza and Chantilly J.iee over taffeta was worn by the bride. A Camelot headpiece held her full 1 ngth mantilla veil. She carried a cascade of white ^.Tina tions and sweetheart roses Empire gowns of maize chiffon over taffeta were worn by the attendants with matching, bustle-type maline veils. Mrs. David Roush, North Liberty, was the matron o f honor and bridesmaids were Miss Elsie R-^ed, South Bend, sister of the brid", and Mrs. Michal Gaczkowski, Indianapolis. Miss Lisa Odusrh. niece of the bridegroom, was the flower girl. Albert C. Ridenour served as the best man. Ushrs were Michael Sullivan, South Bend, and Michael Gaczkowski, Indianapolis. A f ter their wedding, the newlyweds left for Wisconsin where they will ap nd their honeymoon. ^Phe bride is a graduate of Walkerton High School T*ie bridegroom, a graduate o r Washington High School, attended Indiana University and Parsons College, Fairfield. lowa. A reception was held following the ceremony in the Izaak Walton League Club House. Dare — Reese The Tyner United Methodist Church was the scene for the wedding uniting Miss Marsha Ann Dare and Robert E. Reese during a 7:30 pm cremony. Hurricane lamps with clust-rs of apricot daisies decorated the pews. Th • bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Daie, Rt. 1, Walkerton and the bridegroom is th ■ son of Mr. and Mrs. Rot rt T Reese, Tyner. The bride’s gown of organza and Venic' 1 lace over ta'feta with Empire bodice, short sleeves and semi-scoop n< ck’in •, had an A-lnv skirt with an attach • 1 chapel tram. Th s'n v«>i, waistline, border of the hemlin" and the train w re edged in lac«.

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] A daisy band held a floor length veil. The bride carried an apricot and white colonial bouqu t. Miss Pamela Dare, sister of the bridr was maid of honor, Mrs. Jack Casteel, Walkerton and Mrs. Chestei Bigler, Walkerton w re the bride-maids They wore apricot waistlines, soup necklines trimmed in apiicot daisies with headpieces of bows of apricot dotted swiss They carried colonial bouquets of apricot and white daisies. .o . y Divis, Shelbyville, Ind. served as the best man. The groomsmen included Rod: ick Abbott, Mishawaka; William Norris, South Bend, and Hal Patterson, Walkerton, and the ushers were Richard Rve.se, Tyner, brother of the bridegroom, and Dennis Lam bom, Plymouth, cousin of the bride. A reception was held following the ceremony in the church social room. Serving the 5-tier cake were Mrs. Wayne Pontius, Mrs. David Lohse, Mrs Nilas Miller, and Mrs. Leland Zumbaugh. Registering the guests was Miss Patty Reese, sister of the groom. Mrs. Larry Setnor, Miss Nancy Gjmere and the Misses Lynette and Christine Hutchings were in charge of the gifts The bride is a graduate of John Glenn High School and Vogue Beauty Col’ege. The bridegroom is a graduate of Tyner High School and is a senior at Florida State University, Tallahas-oe. The couple will be at home after September 16 in Tallahassee, Florida at 3118 W. Tennessee St, Apalachee Trailei Park. Seider — Elam Anges Seider and Charles Elam were unit ’d in marriage on July 28 by the Rev. Harold Williams of the United Methodist Church. Mrs. Elam heads tlv Rebekah Lodge in Walkerton and is employed at the United T lephone Company. Mr Elam is employed in Michigan City with a construction company. A rec , ' , pti , ’n was held for them at the IOOF Hall on Sunday at 1 p.m. Blue and white decorations were used and th y received many lowly gifts. Lowry — Anderson Thv rec nt marriage of Mhs Wanda Lowry to Mr. Eld n Anderson both of R R 1 Walkerton is announced by her father Mr. William I. wry of W ilk ton. The brid ■ is a graduate of T> ner High School and Vogue

Beauty College. The groom is a graduate of Walkerton High School. There will be an open house September 14th in the home of Mr and Mrs. Barry Buckh”, 23598 Osborne Rd., S duh Ben i, Ind. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. In honor of the newlyweds. Th ■ open house is being given by the bi ide’s sisters □-_ - □ OBITr A R I E S □ □ Mrs. Myrtle Emma Boone Mrs Myrtle Emma Boone, 78, formerly of 102 N. Lafayette St, North Liberty, dkd at 8:30 a.in Saturday in th- Carlyle Nursing Home, South Bend, after a long illness She retired from the Bike Webb Co., South B^nd, in 1955. She was born Oct. 21, 1890 in Kejomick, Mich and lived here for 50 years, coming from North Dakota. Her husband, Edward E., died in 1957. Surviving are three sons, Woodrow W of North Liberty, Forrest R. of Walkerton and Clarence L. of Edwardsburg. Mich.; four daughters. Mrs Olive T Thomas of South Bend: Mrs. Mable L. McDermott of Winter Park. Fla., Mrs Gertrude M. Beachamp of Elkhart and Mrs. Clara G Ruple of Edwardsburg; 21 grandchildren: 34 gr-at-grandchildrTn: two sisters. Mrs Cary Littlefield o f Petoskey, Mich, and Mrs Ivah Cooper of San Francisco, Calif Services were held at 1 pm Monday. Rev. Kent B«m-

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nett, pastor of the First Brethren Church, officiating in the A M Manuel Funeral H'liu-, North Liberty. Buiial w.- in W.stlawn Cem ter;.. She was a member <f the church. George N I lh ry Georg N Ullery, 82, of 209 S. Notre Dame Ave, dkd n 5 p , n . Friday in St. Jo c-ph's Ho-pit-i! after a we k’s illn.'Sv He had been an employee of thv I 11 rv Locker Plant for 35 ytais Boin on Feb. 7, 1887, in South E-. n!, he had lived here all his life, on Aug. 23, 1925, he marled Nelli • Mae Yoder in St. Joseph, Mich. She survives Also surviving 1 a daughter, Mrs. Robert Ge -r of North Liberty; six gran Ichilden; a great-granddaughter; a brother, Walter, and a sister, Mrs. Frank Sheets, both of South Bend. Servic s were at 3 p.m. Monday. Rev Gene Flickinger, pastor of the Tabor United Methodist Church. North Liberty, officiated. Burial was in Sumption Prairie Cemetery. He was a vet- ran of World War I, American Legion Post 50 NORTH LIBERTY JR. HIGH FOOTBALL SCHEIH LE Sept. 11 Bremen 4:30 p.m H 18 LaVille 4:30 p.m. H 23 Triton 5:00 p.m. H 30 South C ntral 5:00 H m 11 Oct. 7 Knox 5:30 pm. T 13 New Prairie 4:30 p.m. T

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