The Mail-Journal, Volume 9, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 17 May 1972 — Page 6

THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed., xMay 17, 1972

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Reed-Appenzeller Vows Said In Redeemer Lutheran Church

Miss Rosanne Reed, daughter of Mrs. George Bish of r 1 Oomwell and Edsel Reed, and Bill Appenzeller, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Appenzeller of r 4 Syracuse, were united in marriage at 1 30 o’clock in the afternoon on Saturday. May 6? in the Redeemer Lutheran church, Warsaw Rev B G Mueller officiated for' the double ring ceremony m the presence of 150 guests Pink and white larkspur graced the wedding setting for the. candlelight service. Mrs Marie Oipe of Warsaw provided organ selections and Mrs Homer A Kent of Warsaw was vocalist Bride in Organza Given in marriage bv her stepfather. George Bish, the bride appeared in a gown of white organza and imported Venice lace. The empire bodice, marked with a band of pink satin and Venice lace: was fashioned w ith a lace appliqued sheer yoke and long bishop sleeves The lace appliqued A-line organza skirt was detailed with hemline flounce and bow topped back-fullness sweeping into a chapel length tram Her bouffant waist length veil of imported French illusion was caught to a matching lace czanna clip, and she carried an arrangement of pink roses and Illy of the valley dotted with statice Attendants Miss Margaret Appenzeller of Syracuse, sister of the bridegroom, served as maid of honor in a gown of light pmk with ruffled square neckline and puff sleeves A deep pmk velvet ribbon accented the waist line and sleeves. Her headdress was a white straw picture hat with matching pink ribbon and she carried a white fireside basket of pink, white and purple daisies and statice Bridesmaids were Miss Diana Simon of Syracuse, Miss CindyBish, r 1 Wawaka and Jo Ann Rassi, Milford. Their gowns were of shocking pink vale with white lace. The

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high rise bodices, marked with a band of velvet and the necklines, were edged with a voile and lace ruffle and short puffed sleeves. The softly gathered skirts were floor length and white strawpicture hats with shocking pink moline completed the ensembles. They carried flowers like the maid of honor Nyla Reed of r 1 Decatur was flower gsrl and Jess Bish, r 3 Ligonier, ringbearer Bob Niles of Syracuse was best man. Groomsmen were Rob Clevenger. John Wortinger and Max Broekers, all of Syracuse and Stephen Reed, r 1 (Yomwell Mrs. Bish chose to wear for the wedding a light pink sheath dress and Mrs Appenzeller was attired in a white and aqua coat dress. Their flowers were pink roses and lily of the valley. Reception A reception fallowed at the church with two white and pmk wedding cakes gracing the center of the reception table The cakes were fastened together by a bridge over a waterfall of pink water Fireside arrangements flanked either side of the table, ven Mrs M Myers of Albion. Mre F A. Smith, Jr. Mrs A A Luyben and Mrs Darrell Campbell, all of Syracuse A rehearsal dinner was held Friday evening at the Harry Appenzeller home Upon their return from a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will make residence in Hunnicutt addition south of Syracuse The bride graduated from Wawasee high school and is employed at LaPetite Dress Shoppe in Syracuse Her husband graduated from Syracuse high school and Indiana university, and is manager erf Lakeland Motors tire division, Syracuse. Bill Speicher and Steven Kaiser both of Milford returned Sunday from a fishing trip to Southern Indiana over the week end.

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Wednesday Club Holds It's Last Meeting Os Season The Wednesday Afternoon club at Syracuse met last week in Saint Andrew’s church parlor north of Syracuse for its last meeting of the season. There were 21 members and four guests in attendance. Guests were Mrs. Esther’Metzler, Mrs. Elmo Niccum, Miss Roberta Grismer and Miss Helen Grismer, both of Hamilton. Ohio. The meeting was opened by the vice president Miss Katherine Rothenberger. in the absence of the president, with pledge to the flag and club collect. Program Mrs. Nelson Miles presented Mrs. Fred Culp of Nappanee for the afternoon program on a review of the life of composer George Gershwin. She was assisted by Mrs. Oren Hall, soloist and Mrs. Wayne Slabaugh, pianist. In his very early years as a young boy, he desired to take piano lessons and started at 50 cents a lesson. Being dissatisfied with his teacher, young Gershwin changed to another instructor, charging $2 an hour. Unable to afford the charge and his teacher seeing the talent, prompted the teacher to give free sessions to possibly be repaid at a later date. Gershwin started in classics before he was out of high school and upon leaving school, began to work in music full time as a piano pounder of jazz, much against his parents wishes. His first composition was presented with Sophia Tucker in the audience. Spellbound by young Gershwin, she asked permission to take his composition to a publisher but the outcome only netted him a royalty of $5. Joi son His next break came when presenting his number “Swanee” with Al Jolson in the audience Jolson asked to give the number with Gershwin and immediate success came about, selling over a million records Paul Whiteman extended, an invitation for Gershwin to come to Hollywood, hiring him to write a concerto, “Rhapsody in Blue,” and a standing ovation was given. Later work by Gershwin included compositions for Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire plus the opera Porky and Bess and "Summertime.” A change soon came over the famed composer and he complained of severe headaches. His illness was soon diagnosed as a brain tumor and he died at the early age of 36. “Love Walked In'.’ was his last work prior to death. Each song was cleverly presented by Mrs Slabaugh and Mrs Hall. A committee composed of Mrs Miles. Mrs. Ernest Bushong. Mrs. George Kleopfer. Mrs. Merton Meredith. Mrs. Ray Price. Mrs Joe Rapp and Mrs. Richard Heyde. served refreshments. The first fall meeting will be a tea on September 13 at the home of Miss Rothenberger MUSHROOM HUNTING OVER WEEK END Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neff and Rick and Mr and Mrs: Dennis Sharp and Mike and Erik of Milford spent the week end in Cadillac. Mich , mushroom hunting. Mr. and Mrs John Gardner. Kim and John L., of Elkhart, formerly of Milford, joined them on Saturday. Only iFSteamatic IFhas the vkey... to unlock the bonds of static electricity in your carpets and get ” the dirt out. all the way down! Call Wise Furniture NAPPANEE 773 3171 STEAICAT7C gets the dirt out. all the way down

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Sharon Michael-Daniel Ritter Exchange Vows In Florida

Miss Sharon Kay Michael and Daniel Robert Ritter were united in marriage Saturday, May 13. in Saint Michael Lutheran church, Fort Myers. Fla. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James L. Michael, Sr., of Fort Myers Beach and formerly of Syracuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ritter. 2116 Welsby avenue. Fort Myers. Mrs. Kathryn Michael of r 2 Syracuse is a grandmother of the bride Miss Jill Hetman was piano soloist and Mrs. Edna Enist. , organist. Pastor Dwayne Hoyer officiated for the 7 o’clock evening service. Bride Given in Marriage The bride, given in marriage by her father, appeared in a gown of pau-de-sue', trimmed with white Venice lace entwined with light blue velvet ribbon, at the Empire waist and running full length of the skirt to the hem, and bordering the hemline The sheer Bishop sleeves were also trimmed with lace. Her flow length veil of white organza was trimmed with Venice lace and she carried 11 yellow sweetheart roses, surrounded by light blue daisies, with yellow velvet streamers. Miss Denise Kalliainen of Fort Myers Beach was maid of honor in a gown of pastel blue trimmed with white lace and yellow velvet ribbon. She carried an arrangement of yellow daisies. Bridesmaids were Miss Jamie Sisson and Mrs. Richard L. Kalliainen, both of Fort Myers and Miss Peggy Ryan of Fort Myers Beach. Miss Marry Harris was a junior bridesmaid. The bridesmaids wore yellowgowns trimmed with white lace and blue velvet ribbons and carried blue daisies. Miss Harris was attired in pastel blue trimmed with white lace and yellow velvet ribbon Her flowers were yellow daisies. Miss Amy Joy Harris served as flower girl, Stephen Ritter served his brother as best man Groomsman was James Michael. Jr., brother of the bride. Ken Davis of Fort Myers and Frank Britt, Jacksonville. Fla., were ushers. Reception A reception followed at the home of the bride’s parents. Upon their return from a wedding trip to Naples. Fla., the couple is residing on r 3 Fort Mvers Beach, Fla. The bride graduated from Cypress Lake high school at Fort Myers and attended Edison junior college there. She is employed by Bech National Bank at Fort Myers. Her husband is a graduate of P. J. Jacobs high school and attended the University of Wisconsin. Stevens Point, and is stationed with the United States Coast Guard on Fort Myers Beach. Guests Guests were from Stevens Point, Wis., Livonia. Mich., Fort Myers and Fort Myers Beach, Jacksonville. Saint Petersburg, and Dunne lien, Fla. Feted At Show ers Three bridal showers were

given, one by Mrs. Richard Kallianinen and Mrs. Jack Wood of Fort Myers Beach; one byMrs. Earl Morgan and Mrs. Keath Carstens of Fort Myers Beach; and the third by Mrs.' Garnett Harris, also of Fort Myers Beach, at an afternoon tea. Approximately 25 guests attended each shower. A PLANNING FALL WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Immel of Syracuse announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Barb to David William Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delance, Martin of Cincinnati. Ohio. The bride-elect is a graduate of Purdue university and is presently teaching in the Lake Prairie elementary school at I owell. Her fiance is a graduate of Purdue university in metallurgical engineering. He is presently a naval aviation officer candidate at the naval aviation school. Pensacola. Fla. A fall wedding is planned. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. James Kline of r 3 Syracuse took Mr. Kline’s parents to Anderson Sunday to see their ocher son Paul Kline.

I Gifts for the lucky girl graduates I —Q Jt®j— Colored lingerie: Mini slips — Bras — Panties Long or Short robe sets — scuffs —Baby doll pajamas Mix and match separates: Shorts — Knit tops — Culottes * Also B** fUmbrellas — Jewelry — Billfords — Gloves S affl Give her a gift she will really appreciate. If in doubt, gift certificates are 1 ft oUse |i M p s always enjoyed. Across J

Goodwill Club Meets At House Os Friendship The Goodwill Extension Homemakers club met Wednesday afternoon at the House of Friendship south of Syracuse with the meeting opening with the club prayer song. Mrs. Eldred Mabie gave meditations using “I’m Still Proud of You Mother,” “Mother’s Kisses,’’ and a Memorial Day topic. Mrs. Fred Butt gave the lesson on ownership and Mrs. Blanche Kline gave the health and safety lesson entitled. "A Brisk Walk.” During garden remarks, it was discussed of a number of eatable flowers. The secretary was instructed to see Mrs. Cleo Henwood’s name was added to the memorial plaque and the calling committee will contact members as to the meeting place June 14 for the Birthday dinner observance. Mrs. Elmo Shock led in group singing, accompanied by Mrs. Elmer Baugher at the piano, of “You are my Sunshine,” and "America the Beautiful.” The meeting closed with pledge to the flag. Mrs. Roy Niles. Mrs. Eldon W’atkins and Mrs. Sherman Deaton were hostesses for the day. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Moneyheffer of r 1 Milford announce the engagement of their daughter, Sue Ann, to Marvin Miller, son of Mrs. Lucy Miller of r 1 Milford. Miss Moneyheffer is a senior at Wawasee high school. Her fiance is a 1969 graduate of Wawasee high school and is employed by Cambridge Homes, Inc. No date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Cravens Hostess For Home Arts The Hone Arts club of Milford met Tuesday afternoon. May 9, in the home of Mrs. Ernest Cravens at Dewart Lake. . ' Delicious refreshments were served as the guests arrived by Mrs. Cravens and Mrs. Edward Jonasch. Mr. Gebhardt of the Lake City Bank. Warsaw, was present and presented the lesson on wills, trusts, bequests, etc. He answered questions voiced by the women present. Roll call was answered by 16 members giving the name of a flower starting with the first letter of the given name of each member. Two visitors were in attendance. Hostesses and co-hostesses for the coming year were decided and favorite programs were suggested. The song of the month "You Are My Sunshine” was played on the record player and the meeting closed with the club collect.

Peggy Foyle And Donald Bucher Wed April 29 In Orland Park

Miss Peggy Foyle and Donald S. Bucher were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony Saturday, April 29, in the Orland United Methodist church at Orland Park, 111. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foyle of Orland Park and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher of r 3 Syracuse. Rev. Leon Leatherman, pastor of the church, officiated at the 5 o’clock ceremony in the presence of 300 persons. The church was decorated with three flower pieces and candles. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a nylon organza, and Venise lace empire silhouette gown with detachable chapel train. The gown also featured a high neckline and camelot sleeves. Her mantilla was chapel length. She carried an arrangement of flowing white carnations. Leslie Chersi of Orland Park served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Cindy Foyle of Palos Heights, Ill.; Sherry Zuidema of Pales Hills, DI.; Ellen Rougenux of Orland Park: and Cindy Bucher of r 3 Syracuse.

Mothers Honored Sunday Morning

Mothers of the Milford Christian church were honored on Sunday morning. Each mother received a carnation as she entered the church. Stanley Custer, chairman of the program committee, gave a tribute to mothers. Plants were presented to the youngest mother present — Mrs. Bruce Hunsburger; Mother who came the greatest

Milford WSCS Enjoys Musical At Banquet Members of the Milford United Methodist WSCS and their guests were delightfully entertained on Thursday evening, May 11, by Diane and Pam Karlberg of Bourbon. Mrs. Harold W’ilson, program chairman, introduced the girls and their mother, Mrs. Ronald Karlberg following a carry-in dinner in the fellowship room of the church. The girls presented a program of varied songs, accompanying themselves on accordions. The theme, “Musical Memories” was fitting as a tribute to all the mothers present. A special number, “That Silver-Haired Mommy of Mine" was dedicated to Mrs. LenaDavidsen and Mrs. Vera Whisler, who were the oldest mothers present. Mrs. Clayton Hollar and Mrs. James Brooks decorated the tables and the room with spring flowers and Mrs. Vem Stutzman was general chairman for the evening. Guests were present from North Manchester, North Webster, Syracuse, Goshen and Chicago. Mrs. T. A. Miller, president of the WSCS, welcomed everyone for the evening and made several announcements at the close of the program. Mrs. Keith Lindzy will be chairman for the spring rummage sale May 19 and 20 at the fire station and Mrs. Richard Felkner will be hostess for the annual picnic on June 8 at her home. Becky Brown Accepted Into University Honorary Becky Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brown of Milford received a certificate of membership into Sigma Lambda Alpha activities honorary at

They wore long sleeved empire gowns with beige bodices and violet skirts. The bodices were trimmed with beige lace and violet ribbon. The gowns featured high neeks and eight inch ruffles on the bottom of the skirt. Their headpieces were of netting and, were of Juliet style. Each carrier a white carnation with baby orchids. Monty Ganshorn of Warsaw served as best man. Jerry Hickman of Fort Wayne, Bart Culver of Indianapolis, Tim Hine of North Webster and Kim Slocum of Elwood served as ushers. The dinner reception followed at the Silver Lake country club in Orland Park. Following a trip to Florida the couple will reside in Indianapolis. The bride is a graduate of Sandburg high school in Orland Park and was employed at the Orland State Bank prior to her marriage. Her new husband is a graduate of Milford high school and McPherson college in McPherson. Kan. He is district salesman for outing products division of the Coleman Co., Wichita. Kan.

distance — Mrs. Bulah Lant?, Kendallville; Mother who came the greatest mother at the youngest age — Mrs. Albert Hostetler; And, the mother who lost the most weight during the past year — Mrs. Kenneth Ryman. A special program presented by members of the third grade girl’s cla§s taught by Mrs. John Replogle.

Indiana-Purdue university, FojJ«* W’ayne, on Wednesday, May 10. Members of this honorary are chosen because Os their leadership in extra-curricular activities. Miss Brown has completed two years of study in the school of dental hygiene at the university and will graduate ifrMh an associate degree in dental* hygiene following the completion of her third year. Announcement Home and Cottage Owners We Have What You Need Carpet * s Rollaway Beds ix Draperies Utility Cabinets jx Curtain Rods Outdoor Furniture Mattresses and Springs ix Sofas and Chairs Vinyl Sleepers * Same Day Delivery On Stock Items. Atz <| Furniture-1 U.S. 6 & 33 Ligonier Phone Collect 894-4194