The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 39, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 November 1966 — Page 4

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MR. and MRS. RICHARD STRONG

Miss Nancy Clark And Richard Strong Wed At Syracuse October 23

Reverend August Lundquist, pastor i of the Syracuse Methodist church and Reverend W. Noble Green of the : Kemp Memorial Methodist church. Tipton. Ind., officiated for the double , ring wedding ceremony Sunday, Oct.; 23. at 2 30 in the Syracuse Methodist church, which united in marriage!. Miss Nancy Jill Clark of Syracuse! and Richard John Strong of Milwaukee. Miss Clark is the daughter of Mrs. Fred 0. Clark and the late Dr Fred O. Clark of Syracuse. Mr. Strong is L the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Strong of Milwaukee. A floral arrangement of large yellow mums, coral mums, and cama- ; lions was placed just behind the altar. A garland of greens festooned a- i cross the front of the pulpit and lec- i turn with bouquets of apricot mums backed by turquoise bows of velvet ' at several intervals. The pews were decorated with turquoise satin bows. I’eau de sole Bridal Gown The bride’s gown was of antique ivory peau de soie and imported Alencon lace elaborately embroidered with seed pearls. The silhouette was empire with a U-shaped neckline and iace-trimmed short sleeves. The hirise waistline was accented by a floral spray of seed pearls. A court train, bordered with pearltrimmed lace parted at the shoulders. ■ Her cathedral veil was of silk illusion and was held in place by a cluster of ivory silk roses. The bride car-, ned a crescent-shaped bouquet of Tropicana roses, centered with yellow cymbidium orchids and hacked w jth sprays of green ivy.

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The bride was given in marriage Iby her brother. Dr. Jack P. Clark, of Syracuse. The beatuiful wedding music was played on the organ by Mrs. Jerald J. Longenecker of North Webster. Mrs. Fred 0. Clark, mother of the bride, sang two selections. “God Gave Me I You” and “With This Ring I Thee Wed.” I The altar candles were lighted by the twx> small nephews of the bride, sois of Dr. Jack Clark. They were dressed in formal attire. The maid of honor, Miss Judy Kutz of Milwaukee, and the bridesmaids, Miss Cathy Ann Clark and Miss Susan Kay Clark, daughters of Dr. Jack Clark, wore floorlength turquoise chiffon gowns with silver and turquoise brocade bodices and floorlength veils of turquoise silk illusion. Their slender-lined gowns had portrait necklines and short bril-shaped sleeves. The attendants carried cres-cent-shaped bouquets of yellow roses. The bridegroom wore formal attire with a Tropicana rose boutonniere. The best man. Douglas Strone, brother of the bridegroom, grootvman Robert Gossler, friend of th * bridegroom, all of Milwaukee, wire formal attire with bouttonnieres of white carnations. Mrs. Clark, mother of the bride, wore a floor-length gown and coat of rosette chiffon and her flowers were green cymbidium orchids. Mrs. Strong, mother of the bridegroom. wore a floor-length turquoise chiffon dress and her flower was a large white orchid.

I The bridegroom's father wore formal attire as did Dr. Jack Clark. Both had white carnation boutonnieres. , The guest book was in charge of Mrs. Jack Claris. Reception in Fellowship Hall ! The reception was held in the ' church Fellowship hall. A stereo tape including music selected for the occasion by the bride and recorded by the brother of the bride, Jerry Clark, was played. The beautiful reception table held a four-tiered white wedding cake decorated with yellow buttercream roses, frosted white doves, bells and lilies of the valley; also yellow punch, coffee, small open-faced nuts and mints. ! Mrs. Jerry Grady of Syracuse cut and served the wedding cake. Miss i.Betty Wells of Milwaukee served the punch and Mrs. Greg Strong of MilI waukee served the coffee. The out-of-town guests included the bridegroom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Strong, friends and relatives of the bridegroom, and relatives and friends of the bride. The bride and bridegroom are on a trip through the east and south including Florida and the Virgin Islands. They will reside in Milwaukee where the bridegroom is manager of Strong's Food Market.

Christian Science Lesson For Sunday Isaiah's prophecy concerning the mission of Christ Jesus is a part of the Christian Science Lesson-Ser-mon on “Adam and Fallen Man'' to be read in ail Chrisitan Science churches this Sunday: "The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me: because the Lord hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek: he hath sent me to bind up i the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives. and the opening of the prison to them that ; are bound " Correlative readings from the I Christian Science textbook, “Science and Health with Key to the ; Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, include: 1 "Through discernment of the spiritual opposite of materiality, even the way through Christ. Truth, man will reopen with the key of divine Science the gates of Paradise which human beliefs have closed. and will find himself unfaßen, upright, pure, and free, not need- ; ing to consult almanacs for the probabilities either of Ms life or of the weather, not needing to study , brainotogy to learn how much of a man he is.” RETURN FROM EASTERN VISIT Rev. and Mrs. Carl Shearer and family of Milford visited Col George Fisher and family at Langley air force base during Teachers’ : Institute. They also visited the restored Williamsburg, Jamestown ! and Yorktown, Va. Go To CHURCH Sunday

The Town of Syracuse wishes to thank the “Trick or Treaters” for obeying the town ordinance and for the orderly way in which the “Trick or Treat” was done. Thank you. WALTER CALNON Clerk-T reasurer

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CHARLIE AND THE ROBOT — Charlie and the robot were top prize winners during the Halloween parade Saturday evening at Milford. Charlie Chaplain (Andy Brown)

Robot Wins Grand Prize At Milford's Halloween Parade

A black robot with blinking red light and beep, beep sound won the grand prize at the Milford Halloween parade Saturday evening. The robot was Darle C. Hoover. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Darle C. Hoover, Sr., of Milford He received $5. Young Darle also placed first in the spaceman category. The $2 most unusual prize went to Andy Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown of Miiford. He attended the perade dressed as Charlie Chaplain. Andy also placed second in the originals Durward Seely, general charman of the event, served as master of ceremonies. Mr. Seely represented the Lions club. Mrs. Oliver Replogle served as chairman of the Legion Auxiliary committee. Herbert Felkner served as chairman of the Legion committee and Ralph Gansert headed the Emergency Squad. Judges were Mrs. Joe Sunthimer. Mrs. Wade Mishler and Ed Washier. Category prizes awarded were as foltows: Hißbilly — Lark Ruch, first; Kathy Replogle, second. Colored — Pat Buhrt, first; Philip Beer, second; and Kathy Price, third. Devil — Brent Kaiser, first; Mike Sumpter, second. Storyland — Mark, Todd and

won first prize for the most unusual and the robot (Darle Hoover, Jr.,) won the grand prize. Both are Milford residents. A Mail-Journal staff photo.

Brett Grove and Jay Kaiser, first; Sherry Young, second; Brenda Reptogle, third; Kent and Roxanne Sawyer, fourth; and Mike Felkner, fifth. Miscellaneous — Marilyn Herr, first; Blain Hurd, second; and Becky Replogle, third. Originals — Joan and Doug IL»si. first; Andy Brown, second: and Ed, Larry, Rita and Philip Dowty. third. Cowboy —- Lori Clark, first. Hobo — Grant Geiger, first; Doug Kaiser, second; and Steve McFhrren, third.

Attention, Sidewalk Superintendents!

Here's The Way We Looked (Circa Unknown) • If you know the date of this picture, let us know.

NOW . . . YOU'RE INVITED TO WATCH US REBUILD. GIVE US THE BENEFIT OF YOUR ADVICE AND SUGGESTIONS. Construction Observation Coupon Deposit this coupon in the box on the site of the new Milford elevator and you have a chance to win your choice of the following prizes: : / 20 FOOT UPRIGHT CO-OP FREEZER. ! / 4 H.P. RIDING UNICO LAWN MOWER, 25” CUT. j / TWENTIETH CENTURY ELECTRIC WELDER AND BATTERY CHARGER (comI plete). These items will be on display at the new elevator office as soon as it is completed. Drawings for your choice of the above items will be’made at the official “Open House’’ soon after total construction is completed. • ! NAME - ! ADDRESS I • — Directors, Employees And Their Families Are Not Eligible — You will receive one of the above coupons with your October statement from the KOSCIUSKO COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. And you will receive one coupon for each 5200 purchase you make with the KOSCIUSKO COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP from November 1 to the date of the drawing. You may clip the coupon from this advertisement and put it in the box. Always get your coupon in the box, located on the construction site for the three valuable above-mentioned prizes. Kosciusko County FARM BUREAU CO-OP. Warsaw - Packerton - Milford

Military — Doug Brown, first; i David Hamilton, second. Ghost — Cindy, Donnie, Kevin ■ and Kathy Kinney, first: Don Way-1 caster, second; and Mark McDonald, third. Clowns — Mike Clark, first; Kent Adams 11. second; and Doug and Greg Weisser, third. Spacemen — Darle C. Hoover. Jr., first. Witches — Justine Yoder, first; Judy Little, second; and Crystal Warren, third. Best Couple — .Angela and John Jessop, first; and Kathy Haggerty and Melodie Warren, second. Every school board should have a mother as a member-vote for Mrs. Jean W. Rogers, candidate for the Lakeland board from Turkey Creek township. adv.

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• Owner and manager of Gobler’s Retreat Turkey Farm south of Columbia City. • Full time farmer, 1950 graduate of Purdue University. • Korean War veteran as Ist Lt., member of Legion Post 98. • Chairman of Zion Lutheran. Church. • Interested in honest legislative policies, positive education, sound economical government in the effective development of the individual. 1 • I would appreiate your support. This Ad Paid For by Ralph R. Heine.

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RETURN FROM 1 MASSACHUSETTS ! Mrs. Paul Cormany of Milford * and Mrs. Florence Moss of Misha- ( waka returned Monday from Quincy, Mass., where they visited Mr. and

SORRY The Frog Tavern Will be Closed Monday and Tuesday, November 7 and 8 For Kitchen Remodeling

Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. Brown is the former Barbara Cormany, daughter of the Paul Cormanys. Mr. Brown is serving with the navy. Eight railroads serve Cincinnati-

RALPH R. HEINE REPUBLICAN For State Representative