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Four Couples Wed In Ceremonies at
Catholic Churches
" Thomas E. Duane, Miss Hartmann Exchange Vows at St. Joan of Arc i
Four marriage cememonies were read this Spin in| Indianapolis Catholic churches.
Miss Elizabeth Joan Hartmann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hartmann, 3938 Ruckle St., and Thomas E. Duane; son of Mr. and Mrs; E. B. Duane, Bloomington, were married, at 10:30 a. m. in the St. Joan of Arc Church, The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clement Bosler officiated. .Mrs. Roland 8. Craig Jr. was the matron of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Ann Duane and Miss Barbara Ann Hartmann. They wore peach and orchid satin and net ‘frocks. The best man was the father of the bridegroom and the ushers were Tom Gardner, Tom Johnston, Leo McNamara and Fred Hartmann Jr. The bride wore an ice blue satin gown made with a fitted bodice and bouffant skirt. A half hat of lace and pearls held her hip-length - {llusion veil and she carried orchids and valley lilies. After a reception in the Marott Hotel, the e couple left for a wedding trip. They will be at home in atm ———————— May in Bloomington. The bride attended Indiana University and is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, Mr. Duane attended IU and was graduated from Marquette: University. He is a member of Sigma Nu Fraternity.
Miss Hamant Is Wed
Joseph F. Spaulding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Spaulding, 6000 N. Olney St., took Miss Dolores Ann Hamant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Hamant, 2225 Riviera Drive, as his: bride in a ceremony read at 10 a. m. today in Christ the King Church. The Rev. Fr. Henry F. Trapp: read the vows. The bride wore a candlelight University. safih gown made with a princess _ | : } bodice and hoop skirt. Her illu- Trin Follows Rite sion veil cascaded from a halo The "St. Catherine of Sienna | of orange blossoms.and she car- Catholic Church was the scene’ ried a white prayerbook topped of Miss Rita A. Raftery’s marwith orchids and roses. riage to John K. Kesterson at Mrs. Howard M. Lord was the 9 a.m, today. The Rev. Fr. Victor matron of honor and the brides- Wright read the vows. The bride | maids were Misses Theresa Ann ig the sister of Mr. and Mrs. RobHodel, Loretta Spaulding and ert Bonke.. 2641 Applegate St. Celestine Hamant. They wore .and the bridegroom's parents are white organdy over orchid” and Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kesterson, { green taffeta. 1209 Wright St. Best man was Eugene Sutfon,| ° y Eureka, Cal, and the ushers Oo ttenaante Me ran were William Krier, Mr. Lord and 3nq Patricia Weber, and Helen Robert Smith. Marie Raftery, wore green and A trip to Florida followed a pink’ taffeta frocks. The ringbreakfast and reception in the nearer was Dale Gillaspy. Best art J. Kesterson the ushers were Vernon Kesterson, Richard Morrison and Franklin D. Raftery. The bridal gown was of ivory tin and lace. It was mnade with! a tight bodice and full skirt. Her lace veil fell from a lace tiara and she carried white roses and gardenias. There was a breakfast In Buckley's Restaurant and a reception in the Saenger-Chor after the reception. After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home in 1405 Hoefgen St.
marquiset were worn by the attendants. Wiliam Rinderknecht was best man and Jack Mosey and John Castor were the ushers. The bride’s gown was candlelight satin made with a molded bodice and full skirt. Her twotiered fingertip illusion veil fell from. a tiara of orange blossoms and she carried white roses and sweet peas. A breakfast in the Club 31 Restaurant and a reception in the home of the bridegroom's parents followed the ceremony. After: the reception the couple left for a trip to Wisconsin. They will be at-home in Duluth, Minn.
at home later this month in 5740 anq Norwaldo Ave.
Fr. Buvala Officiates Vows uniting Mias Marjorie| Ann Hanson and James Arthur Gundlach were read at 9 o'clock today in the Sacred Heart Church. The Rev. Fr. Medard Buvala officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. “Lucid, 618 Weghorst St., and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Gundlach, 701 Weghorst St. The maid of honor was Miss Josephine Ann Gundlach and Miss Jean Hammond was brides-
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1) The Broadway Methodist TJ) Church was~ the scene of Miss = Vivian Massey's marriage to Jack R. Ziegler at 2:30 p. m. tos] day sin the Broadway Methodist Church. The Rev. Robert B. Pierce read the vows. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Massey, Kokomo, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Ziegler, Palestine, Ind. Miss"Mary Stavropulos was the maid of honor. She wore a melon colored marquiset frock. Best man was the bridegroom's father and the ushers were William ¢ Sanders and John M. Richey. The bride wore an ivory satin gown made —with—a—fitted—bodiee and full skirt. Her fingertip illusion veil, fell from a halo of orange blossoms and she carried
After a reception in the Riviera Club the couple will leave for a
be at home in May in 1429 Rochester St. Mr. Ziegler attended IU and ¢8 a Sigma Nu Fraternity member.
Cochran and Gordon E. Wilson at 2:30 p. m. today in the McKee, Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Cochran, 5621 Washington Blvd. wore a white lace gown with a molded bodice and bouffant ankle-length skirt.! Her headdress was a wreath of fvy and hyacinth blossoms and she carried hyacinths and or-| chids. Miss Blanche Cochran was the maid of honor. She wore a green| silk dress. J. D. Ahern was the best man and the ushers were]
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Vows read at 2:30 p. m. today in the Downey Avenue Christian Church united Miss Mary Ann Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Howard Brown, N. Riley Ave. and Ted Horner, son Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Horner, Beech Grove, The Rev. F. W. Wiegmann officiated. Miss Patricia Burnes was the maid of honor. She wore a blue silk ballerina dress. The best man was John Hess and the ushers were William Goiay and Richard Van Dyke. The bride wore an jce blue satin dress of
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Miss Vermillion Wed at Greencastle
Times State Service GREENCASTLE, Apr. 22— Miss Mary Jane Vermillion and William H. Wolf were married at 2:30 p. m. today in the Gobin Memorial Methodist Church here. The Rev. Elmer L. Harvey read [the vows. The bride's parents John CrVer million, .. Greencastle, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Wolf, Morristown. A gown of white chantilly lace
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bride. It had a molded bodice and: full skirt. Her elbow length illusion veil cascaded from a Juliet lace cap and she carried white, gardenias and carnations. Mrs. Robert Van Brunt was
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1 blue lace frock and carried The best man was William I. hayden, Richmond, Ind.,, and the ushers were Frank J. and Robert S. yermil lion, Leon Kaminsky, Mr. Va Brunt, Basil Wimmer, Edward Madinger, Tony Flack Jr. and Joseph Sullivan. A reception in the Delta Delta
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Group Hears Symposium | By AGNES H. OSTROM Times Staff Writer FRENCH LICK, Apr. 22 | Weary but far wiser mothers from {Elkhart to Evansville, Clinton to |Connersville, were back home washing their own dishes today. | By bus and car loads they departed from the French Lick | Springs Hotel entrance here late " |yesterday afternoon following ad|journment of the two-day 38th annual Indiana Congress of Par|ents and Teachers convention.
Louise Knarzer
| With a total registration of 1445
Mrs. Carl E. Yount Miss Angeline
THE APPROACHING marriage of Miss Rosalie Hall to Eugene F. Dennin is announced
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Wolf, Morristown. «(P. H. Ho photo)
by her parents, Dr: and Mrs. Vows uniting Miss Velma William Campbell Hall, 1401 Jane Gratner, daughter of Mr. "W.”52d St. He is the_son of “and Mrs. H. Eldo Gratner, 3744 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Den- N. Keystone Ave. and Carl E. nin Jr. 82d St. and ‘Shadeland Yount, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ave. The vows will be read Byron Yount, 2946 Winthrop June 10 in the St. Thomas Ave. were read at 8:30 o'clock
last night in the North Taeoma Avenue Christian Church. (Ehrich photo)
Aquinas Catholic Church.
June-3 is the date selected by Miss Patricia Ann Gass for her
marriage to: James Jay Norman. The ceremony will be in Apr. 29 in the Winter Avenue, the St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church of the Nazargne will Church. _ She is the daughter unite Miss Nellie Moriarity and of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Jack Kidd." She is the daughter Gass, 4326 Washington ~Blvd., «of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Moriarand he is the son of Mr. and ity, 1238 N. Parker Ave. and Mrs. Jay. Stuart Norman, 5321 he is the son 6f Mr. and Mrs. College Ave. (Photo Reflex) Walter. Kidd, 1502 Hoefgen St. Miss Elizabeth Joan Hart- Miss Angeline.Caito.daughter man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Caito
Fred J. Hartman, 3938 Ruckle St., became the bride of Thomas
Sr., 521 Stevens St., will be married to Philip Milto, son of Mr.
- TF om ” \ ACANDLELIGHT ceremony
they almost broke a record-for a {state PTA convention. They were {about 1500 at last year’s meet~
|ings in Ft. Wayne.
Caito | As it was the hotel grill broke {down during final breakfast heimer-Carlon photo) |orders yesterday. Consequence: 2 8 = No one got wheat cakes. THE Rev. and Mrs. D. Millard Entertainment keynoted final
Church, 2609 E. New York St. (sessions in convention hall. En-
announce the engagement of New Castle High School Robed their daughter. Mae Ellen, to. Choir program directed by Donald James P. Gale, son of Mr. and |g Martin, Mrs. Guy Gale, Silver Springs, The children's story teller, Bill Md. The vows will be read June Martin Jr. of the Kansas City, 11. (P. H. Ho photo) Mo., Tell-Well Press, final .conA ceremony ‘June 17 in the |vention speaker, received the same Little Flower Catholic Church sardent response. will unite Miss Margaret Du- | There are three things which rack, daughter of Mrs., Daniel [will unite the family advised the
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‘Durack, . and Ralph, Leingruber,
ex-GI, who moralized between his funny stories and poems: Story
Charles L. Leingruber, 909 N. telling, group singing and group Temple Ave. (P. H. Ho photo)~; prayer ‘the latter almost a fore Miss Mary Louis Knarzer,
gotten habit in modern ‘family " »
ddughter - of ~Mr...and Mrs. life. Charles E. Knarzer, 333 N.- . ~ . . @ Warman Ave., will become the Praises Optimism
bride of Earl D. Goddard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley B. Goddard, 844 S. Norfolk St. on June 10 fn ‘St. Anthony's Catho-
Mrs. Meredith Nicholson Jr, Indianapolis, state PTA social hy|giene chairman, praised “unyield|ing optimism of the PTA” in her
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V-ITSC Chapter are-announced. The group ‘will
meet at 1 p. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs.
Francis Polen, 6157 Kingsley Drive. The officers are Mrs. E. W. Baum, president; Mrs. George
Carner and Mrs. Paul Cane, first and second vice presidents; Mrs. D. D. Hertenstein and Mrs. Chester Winters, recording and cor-; responding secretaries; Mrs Richard Greenwood, treasurer; Mrs. John Edmonds, auditor, and Mrs. Francis Palen, delegate.
Miss Deubner, R. C. Holman Wed
| Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hol-
{man are on a wedding trip south| |following their marriage Thurs-!
{day night. The bride was Miss Sandra Lee Deubner, daughter of (Mrs. Margaret Deubner, Madison Ave. Mr. Holman is the son of |{Mrs. Paul Vedder, 1627 Tacoma |Ave. The 8 o'clock ceremony was read by the Rev. Walter L. King in the Vedder home. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Deubner and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Althauser. A pastel blue gabardine suit
ssessssssssssssssscssccese and a rose corsage were worn by were the case, Mr. Meek still had spades.
[the bride who was given in marriage by her brother, Delbert {Deubner. A reception followed
City Br ccvicessessescrsenrananse State esdeseedhnisiassasnssnsaneithe ceremony.
marriage to William H. Wolf at daughter of Mrs. Orville Gough,
2:30 p. m. today. Parents of 1395 Hoefgen® St., as his bride the couple are -Mr. and Mrs. Apr. 29 in the St. Catherine of ° John Cl Y ermillion, Jareencastle.... Sienna. Catholic. Churehe (Dexa::
Delta sorority chapter house at E. Duane, son of Mr. and Mrs. and- Mrs. Anthony Milto, 1426 lic Church. (Voorhis photo) |introducton of a symposium on DePauw University followed the E. B. Duane, Bloomington, at Fletcher Ave. on Apr. 30 in the “The Child's Destiny in a Free marriage. The couple will be at 10:30 a. m. ‘today in the St. Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Miss Roxann Truitt will be ‘World Depends Upon—.” home after.a trip to Bermuda in joan of Are Catholic Church. (Block photo) married to Richard Sturm June | Participants were Miss Thelma 1/2049 N. Alabama St., Indianape-. (Miner-Baker photo) 4, her parents. Mrs. Cora Truitt, |Ballard, Napon; Dr. Leroy E. \ lis. The bride is a graduate of 2 no : William E. Anderson, son of 321 N, Pennsylvania St. and Walter Argow and Dr ePauw University and did grad-. THE Gobin Methodist Church,. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Ander- =. 1 Truitt, Lebanon, - an- |Ralph Holland, all of Indianapolis, uate work at Radcliffe College. Greencastle, was the scene of = son, 1202 Southeastern Ave. nounce. The prospective bride- | “Health is everybody's busie She is a member of Delta Delta Miss Mary Jane Vermillion's will take Miss Geraldine Gough, groom —is—the son —of Harry ness” surmised Dr. Burney, ?
Sturm, Greenwood. The vows enumerating state agencies workswill be read in the First Pres-' ing for the physical fitness of chile
‘Blackwood on Bridge—
Dale Makes It but No Thanks
MR. MUZZY is often guflty of insisting on _a suit _of his own. when he should support his Partners 8 suit-—and let his partner play the hand. In today's deal. however, when he should have slammed the hand at spades or at no trump, he decided to put Mr. Dale in six
hearts. Consistent is not the word for Mr. Muzzy. With six hearts out, including —— — the queen, jack and 10, the old South dealer. master had to do some tall! n,n South Vulnerable, scrambling to bring his contract home. NORTH Mr. Abel opened the queen of Mr. Muzzy
.'diamonds and Mr. Dale won with SA KQJ?2 the king. He saw that he could H—K 7 imake his bid if the outstanding D—9 4 2 hearts were divided 3-3. There C—A K 6 . was another chance. If the hearts WEST EAST were divided 4-2 and Mr. Abel Mr. Abel Mr. Meek had a doubleton honor. | 8—10 8 7 S—0654 | H—Q 4 HJ 10 5 2 Tackles Spades Next | DQ i108 PS 15 Playing to give himself every ¢—J 10 9 3 C—8 4 chance, Mr. Dale led a small SOUTH heart at trick two and put in Mr. Dale dummy’s seven spot. Mr. Meek] S—3 won with the 10 -and returned a Hook 23s 2 diamond. The ace captured this —Q 752 trick and another heart . bi The bidding: dummy’s King dropped Mr. Abel's gp WEST NORTH EAST queen. 1H Pass 38 Pass At this point Mr. Dale was con- 3H Pass 4NT Pass vinced that Mr. Abel had started 5H Pass 6 H All Pass with the doubleton queen. If that GRR
th He cashed the ace, then the guarded jack and there were {scar hi no more hearts in dummy to lead led the king and discarded his through him. losing diamond. He led dummy’s
Now Mr. Dale started on the, last diamond and ryffed it, re-|
|ing spade leads he threw his last lard. [two clubs while Mr. Meek had to Child to be alert
|dummy’s deuce of spades was led Is not
in SEVEN hearts, "
byterian Church Chapel. (Shen- [orn Courtney: PROLO.): mr: wing «He ‘emphasized Amiportince” of - eden breakfasts, “most neg-
lected, ” and what school. lunches, {especially plate lunches, were do< fo Muzz ling to improve children’s health. y The: most important thing . parents and ducing his trumps. to two, the. 4 - came number held by Mr. Meek. hildrén is an, environment in
which to grow and develop in a Forces Meek to Ruff
normal way he said. Next he cashed his queen of If you give 1 child health, love, clubs and led a small club to
affection, understanding and direction you will have a mentally dummy’'s ace. On the two follow- alert child,” “We
advised Miss Balcan encourage a mentally, to | follow suit. | recognize his own environment, Then came the elinéher, When but we have to realize a child miniature adult. He has [at the 12th trick, Mr. Meek was 0 learn hundreds of things.”
[forced to ruff-—and Mr. Dale Develop Stability
|overruffed and made his bid. “How did you like my bidding’ Mr. Argow warned emotional lon that hand?" asked Mr. Muzzy stability. often overlooked ‘as a | proudly. contributing factor in personal “Magnificent,” replied Mr. Dale tragedy, depended on development with irony that was lost on Mr. of a free child. “People are maMuzzy. “1 congratulate you on ture when they know ‘themselves your wise decision not to put me and can live with others. Help the child know himself and establish
his own values.” religious
“Education without Guest Day Monday {training is fragmentary. Life beThe Irvington Music Study comes lopsided,” Dr. Holland told Club's guest day will be at 1:45 the convention. p. m. Monday in the home of Mrs.. “Out of every 100 boys and girls 0. H. Bakemeier, 5535 FE. St. Clair in Indiana schools less than 25
St. There will be a musical pro-/ per cent are receiving religious gram. |instruction. I believe Hoosiers | should make it possible for more [to have it.” WCTU Meeting Set Mrs. Joseph W. Walker, Greens
The spring institute of “the field, congress president, who pre= Marion County WCTU will be sided, will represent the state PTA Monday in the YWCA. The Rev. at the national organization cone |Clyde Pearce and Ellis H es vention. It will be May 22-24 in will speak. | Long Beach, Calif. 3 .
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