The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 29, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 August 1965 — Page 8

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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Miss Gloria And Ronald Baumgartner Married Saturday

Hie Milford Christian church was the scene of the nuptial ceremony on Saturday evening.’Aug 21. which unilih m -marriage Mis> (Ilona K.>y 4 ner. Parents of the couple are Mr and E >: ib.rnj:: ■ >■: : 1 Milford and Mr. and Mas Arch Baumgart: ner of .Milford. An altar basket of white cams* ■ . }m*Vs t<ijnasi decocaCi e impresMve ceremony which was ; • < ed over by Carl Swarei’i pastor oi ' - ' . . . ■ ' A< the'4oo. gjiests were '.ea’.ed f >r the ;; id luck 'wedding. Mrs Duane .Spr..-ciit . riiiirch organist. played sc.iecUons from Bach. Handel P and .Mozart;’ She also accompanied Mi?- Mn- • ie o>nn. soloist. ltoy>burg, as she sang “0 Lord On High.** Bride m White '.'.' Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a gown of white organza over UdfvU Tlie empire bodi< ndned of Alencon lace styled wgh-a sculptured scoop neckinn' and elbow length sleeves. The A line floor length skirt was of orighted with a removable full watteou tram Her butterfly veil of imperil iusion was attached a pillbox of organza . lace accent edbywith seed pearls and sequins She* earned ah arrangement of yellow Sweetheart roses ■ Miss Sandra Miller. M.ddlebury. of honor. Bridesmaids ■ were Mis- Vickie Fuller - M •• Baumgartner, sister of thb“ , '’ Bbriiteg .«.■:■ M . K - : Miss Nancy .Minis. all ol Milford. < They were gowoedin aqua crepe chiffon over taffeta designed with Niipre IxMiives, scodped neckline*, and vitxin• length >k-ev es Their crepe . floor length sheath skirts ted with a pleated flowing - held their start veils of, silk illusion. Hie mad of honor carried a bouquet of white pompons and yellow gladioli and !hy bndewmaids carried white daisies. > I n..!.ib of Baltimore, Md. was Mr. Baumgartner’s best man. Dick May .fnd Tom Parrott, both of Andry Stehaugh. brother of ■ burg, were usher .. the can<iie- were Scott Boyd of Hollywood. Fla . and Bick, Graff of Milford, nephews of the bride Mrs; Si.though chose a soft pink

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Wednesday, August 25, 1965

crepe sheath dress with beaded front and scooped neckline for her daughter’s. wedding The bridegroom’s light blue "heath with loose beaded jacket-styled top Both motherswore w.ate gamilia corsages Reception Fellows 1 A reception followed in the church parlor The sen :ng table was decorated with a white lace doth with an k sk rt - i light yellow t dfet.t The table held a five tier white cake whl) yellow roses ■ ■ Mrs Don Boyd of Hollywood, Ha . Mrs Roger Graff of Milford, and .Mrs. John Yeater of Nappanee ■ helping were three, ct’twns of t <• bride. Miss Dallis Ann Miller of I TojH'ka. arid Miss Rosemat-y Sl;i---l u. •/ -c t;».'Hii and I. of the -duneh sa d x*.ioty Following a trip to northern . ,ei the couple will niake their home in Blo<mi»eton where Mr. •partner _wiU l>e a xmior at In- . diana university. • . Both are graduates of Milford high ployed at the First National Bank of ■ Warsaw, Milford Branch, Indore her ■ marriage.’ ' . | i —— . - \TTFND SLABAI GH . BAI MGARTNER WEDDING •>: -t.ue guests .u the wedding . Aria Shba’ugh -and Ranald Lee - SchusseUe, Olean, N Y: Mr and Y . Mr-and Airs Jaset>h (' Baumgartner. R<x ky River. O : Mr. and . Mrs Henry Raj 111 ; Mr. ' Rind Mrs Robert K<xh. Cleveland, : o Mr,and Mrs Dm Slabaugh, Ann Arbor. Mich ; Mr. and Mrs . baugh. Lansing. Midi ; and Mr. find Mrs Dun Boyd. Hollyuixjd. F1& HOME GROWN FRUIT NOW RIPENING Hale Hiven P -• RJchavi ' Wealt STARTING ABOUT AUGUST 25th TO 30th ■ 'E - IHrvt t Q leer. - KERCHER’S St NRISE ORCHARDS AND M \RKt T South of Goshen on Rd. 15

i Bank - ’Continued from page 1> the 30 by-pass, east of Fort Wayne. The building itself is round, completely surrounded by glass. It has 24 white columns supporting a wide overhanging roof. The building is made of poured concrete and steel. Quartzite imported from southern I Ohio surrounds the columns around the building. A real conversation piece is the art form of welded steel which is in front of the building. It was designed by Jack Cartdedge of Sarasota, Florida. He was given the design of the bank and told to make something appropriate to use with the building. Bank officials say i they bought "a pig in .the poke.” so to speak. They just wanted an j art object to enhance the outside of I the building and left it up to Mi. 1 : ledge to use his own judgement. p Location In order to have ample parking Eac IHies and room for tw-o driveup teller’s Window's it was necessiry to jxirdiase a large tract of, land on Road 15 as a site for the present new bank. The plot of ground on which the new bank, stands was originally Lie Amos Garrett farrnstead — later purchased by Samuel Lynam. a prvper Englishman vv’io spoke -fbfe finest King’s English." Mr Lynam erected the cast uToucht iron fence around the house which had been a iandma: k the 1890’s Reuben E. Brubaker purchased the small farm from Lynam and it. was the Brubaker homestead until it was sold to Herman Allen, jn IW4. The bank pur- c tod the . property in '962 The house was dismantled by the Reverend Howard Kreider. The antique ’ wrought iron fence was moved to ah attractive h<»me in Plymouth. Indiana. Ttie lobby is a serni-cirele with work rooms and offices in the other half of the circle A round vault with safety deposit boxes is in the' center, there is it vault on each floor A full basement with rooms for (ornmiinity uetivitres >s another feature Two drive-up windows and a night depository are other items for customer convenience in'ern.-r of the building is carpeted Lhroiighout with an all w«k»1 sand colored carpet Rim mi dividers are maiie of edgrii grain fir and draperies are of white linen: There are . three private offices. Pa h his w.ilnut modern design desk and chairs made of walnut frames with colorful plastic uphulstery. ' Bank History Peeples State Bank was founded in 1903 by Joel Hall, Frank Bartz anil Joe A Irvine as a private bank In IfiOS it was chartered for « Frank Bartz, Joe A ,Irvine. Jami'S Matched. Victor Gawthrop-, Corwin H.i-rson Marvin Zimmerman. Hiram Ferverda and Cvrus H.<l! In PC’S it was chartered for another 20 years and 1948 was given a per-; petual charter. The original bank was in the old Ikhpire Hotel, originally operatiM. along with the tavern, bv "Ham-

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liny” Boggs, progenitor of the Clui nette and Mentone Boggses. The Leesburg town hall now stands there. The bank occupied the corner room in this building from 1903 until 1916, when, under the leadership of Cyrus Hall, a new bank building was erected across the street on the Gmggenberg property This building served until 1953 when extensive remodeling was ’done to further serve the needs of I the public. Officers and Personnel President Albert E. Heierman came to the Peoples State Bank as executive cashier in 1989 from the .American Trust Company in South Bend. He has seen the total assets of the bank grow’ from $250,000.00 to $5,000,000.00 The bank has sowed the financial needs' of the surrounding rich farming community, the commercial needs and the needs of the many lake resorts in ; this vicinity. Other directors of the bank who J have served since the nine found- ' ing directors are: J. Clyde Hill, Nettie Bortz, Reuben E. Brubaker, I Jeff Kensinger, Grant Willis, Don-1 aid Ferverda, John Armstrong, I Eva Hall McCleary, Harry Zim-, , merman, Ralph Brubaker. Ray: FCrverda. Waiter. Shively, A. E. Heierman, Wayne Teeple, and James Heierman. Director M’alter I Shively set a remarkable, record in I not missing a single director’s meeting during the 21 years he was . On the board. j Former presidents of the bank are Joel Hall. 1903 to 1910; Frank • Bortz, 1910 to 1914; Cyrus Hall, 1914 to 1929; Grant Willis. 1929 to i 1939 and Ralph Brubaker, 1939 to 1961. Present officers of the bank are A. E. Heiermah. president; Ralph ' Bnibuker. chairman of the board;J Ray Ferverda. vice president; -Wayne cashier; James I Heierman. assistant cashier: and LaVgre Vanator, assistant cashier. ' Present tellers at the bank are Catherine Bause. Betty Morrinxise, Helen Deatsman- and Marlene Wagoner. Virginia Powell is the secretary. Evdy Hall >s head bookkwoer I and her' assistants are Sally Hall and Irene Fervida. The custodian for the building is Herb Metge.

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MR. and MRS. STEVEN L. HOOVER Steven Hoover And Linda Trainor Wed In North Carolina August 13

Mr. and Mrs. James Trainor of I Goshen announce the marriage of ] their daughter. Linda Rose, to Stev- 1 en Lavon Hoover, son of Mr. and ’

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Mrs. Ray Hoover of r 4 Syracuse, on Friday, Aug. 13, in South Mills, North Carolina. The bride’s gown was light blue

chiffon with a bodice covering of white lace. The waist was accented with a rose of blue chiffon. Her shoulder length veil fell from a crown of velvet bows. The couple was attended by the bride’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Knight of Syr-

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acuse. and Mrs. Ray Hoover. The couple is reading at 1000 26th street, Norfolk. Va., where -Mr. Hoover is serving in the U. S. Navy.

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